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COAST LEAGUE DEADL06K HOLDS ; ELECTION VOTING ' o i tLtb un -mw r --iis -ki m tp mm im I'OKTl.AN D, (to., Nov. -.Ai Deadlocked after 10 ballots Mithj William H: McCarthy of San Kran-' Cisco, iioiuint,' lour votes hut un- .--rye io garner the fifth and decid-! ing one, directors of the Pacific ' Lont baseball league today post- j later In the afternoon. .Mel arthy, former president of ; the I eat; up, who recently re.siuned jis head nf the San Kramd)vn MU- lon club, wan nominated by Wade . Ued" Kil lifer, president of the ! .Missions. Following u secon-l. Me- J t.uitny was given the votes of the ; San Kranclsco Seals. Miwsions, I. ok A n HO l 11 nil K'l nivi n n I n Tl.lu Muartet held nil the way through ' for McCarthy. Judfce W. V. MeCredie, furmer owner of the Portland club, was i nominated hy Thomas V. Turner. now head of the Portland outfit, i and hnd the tatter's vote all the way through. John KulUvan, Seattle lawyer, who one lime was interested in the Seattle chin, had Seattle's vote from the start. Oakland, represented hy J. t'al Kwinir, voted for ,l llaimj. a one time president of the leauue. and now sports editor of a San Fran cisco newspaper. On the ninth ballot, however. Oakland twitched to .MeCredie. William 'i;ill" Lima of the llol-1 lywood club, first vice-president of J the league, opened the tneoiin and t pave MeCredie his vote mi nearlv every ballot, changing to Harry! Williams, incumbent president oil the league, on the ninth hnllot. POUTLAXD, Ore., Xov. 12. (flr Portland obnorved Armi.stiee day with a parade in which !!S veteran and allied organizations partici pated. At It a. m. there was a pause in the parade, and the sound f "Taps" reverberated alonj; the ilne of march. Citizens bared their heads. Most storeH In the city were closed in honor of the holiday. Bi nig MhF-- M,,. ,..ttTg:. PflRTI AND PARAflF un i innnimnu i,... nv,,- a .,.,,.!,, r.o,.:M.r ..r. m.su.an.-:oi-s hkxt-,.s(!.Mn..? U K I Un lM II I PHe " lalmi-uory hu.-i-okki-b. r..r uctImsi u ;.h , J"";0' VC .1" It lIAX will l.n --pt-.l til ' , , . 1.. f,.r i'.oi rly in . H. Krmit. on y. of w. ran. for the 1'romotlon or Aeronautics. Inc.. announced in AltKust that l-x Rayiird Cletchcl has .nullified , would establish this fop labora , for the first flight in a r.l-hole tory, ,but the details were not dis j j nualil'yini;' test, tit the.. Cnlverstty ieioped." . 'Ivof WftshitiKton first Kolf team. The use of two planeR Is to' ns chuck Hunter, school champion, sure what Harry F. flUKKOnhehvi. and nationally known Kolfer won ' president of the Fund, calls the fl... l.nnn,.u ...III .. t ... ... L,'Z. ..... '.,71 . .. .cratch. C.et.-hell now meets Adolf i.eva, who was Inst yeai-s frosh , f,,,nmmon- ' - Obituary HARRY. Thntnns Hurry pawed 'slow and stable fl.vinir laboratory, uway at the Sacred Heart liospli.il the first of lis kind for foe flvlni? after an Illness of several months. jn the development of aviation. Mr. Hurry was born In Hlton. III..' "In the laboratories, for exnni in 18153, where he passed his lioy-iple," yays Mr. CluKKcnheini. "it is hood days: in 1XH8 he came tn now possible to pick up nn in.nrii: Oregon and hns mnde his hoinclment from a desk and have It rc here for the past 30 years. .Mr. lister the hclKht above the desk. Harry Is survivled bv one son, foot by took as you chnne Its po Thomns. of West Jackson i citlnn. And It Is possible In labn. street. Funeral services will be held at the Catholic church Tuesday moni-In-, November 13. at 9 o'clock a. m., Rev. Father lllnclt officiatlnj;. Interment In Jacksonville ceme tery. v Mtivltcny Crashes. KAN LKANORO, CHI... Nov. 1 2-- M'l James I... .Mavberry. president of the Consolidated Aircraft poration was iijured seriousl; when his itirpltrne crashed In a 'clump of trees near here. His engine stalled at l'.OO feet, and the machine went Into a flat tail spin, lie jumped before .the struck the trees. plane Pastor ncsiBlis. 1'ORTLAND. Ore., Nov. 12. (Pi Rev. Clement fi. Clark, pastor ; UerK)i. speehij adviser for the t.ut. of the First Coniti-eKationillK(,nnem .-und. has been studying church since 1023, nnnonneed yes. n VI,ini, locutions, ter.lny that he hnd lesiBned. but j Th0 flyitiK laboratory Is deslBn dld ret state tiny reason. Church j p(- to meot more than half way officers said he had taken thelsomc nf lhr. rlsks involved In mak action on his own initiative. 1 nB t0sts of hitherto untried In- -. - ,,,. - ventlons. For example, it will be i.an-Castfr. Ra. itP) Thteo-, . ... totl) one . ... o.tarters of r. century no. Ilpsttflter, Lancaster county farmer, ii.-ooucci. n.s ins. -..V haceo. He has raised n crop every ' year since. tv.ismvoTiiv- oPi After . ..... nf series of studies, tiepar....... i ..m .'.III... .- specinnin .chimneys In hotrse, of lrm. ! struction always soon... from the Biound up and not be used to support any of the house. LIME SULPHUR SOLUTION General Chemical Company " Liquid Lime Sulphur at Growers' Exchange Southern Oregon Sales, Inc. Pinnacle Packing Co. .T. C. Hrrrinff. l.cresentativc BRINGING UP LETTER FROMVoUI QOTHE.R AIM IT LOOK'b w OF FOG DANGERS Ilv . Ilaniml IV. UUikcslcc . . THE NEBBS The Great Lover By SOL HESS; WHAT'S THIS. A LETTEK FEOM MISS K HECE'S A LETTER I SOT .1 , vUflc THAT LETTEK-SHE'S OU5T I APPLEBV ? -DEAt? Ml?5 COWE ! 1 V. iF3oM VOUR &CL FOEWO , . f ' 7, ifalOU'5 BEXAOSE WOU'Ce J ! BEJOICE WITH VOU IH VOU8EAJ646l:MeAT Y- Ml53 APPLETS IT SEEMS . , ( TT.r ME. 1 COULD OF ( i TO MIZ.POTTS-l HOPE THE- EH6A&EMEKIT ) I Tr, uflvp a p-iMT TOUCH '.- ,7 eETTlM& " 1 , ! i -"v I xv : W K V I A r ! : ' . ! Ulr.M .Mil II I Hill " ."."r" .. ,;, ;. ., nr,.l.lJ"",,.,f,' ' ",v ': " ' 1 tir In n.t clawi .ha.e..for ooo , , .,, 'sams V..II..V. rii. nv pii-i-i ri. it'll nil runt s ... nun.. ' ik mi m n i . .. i nrv 11 mi in n i s .). .1 1. .nils. ... . ,. . i ru . " - ' , i (Associated F'icsk Science Writer) ' tit alllmeter.s nre based on bnro- ,- y()u 1.C(1,'li,.l,,, , nllsw,,r. v iaj,Tlie lutest"n',rlc '"" Kti,"'' anrt Klvc ,leva"un,as herein set out. all under and by !,., ,i .i,.fi..n. r..L' plnn for soli ijut aUations fou I menace, the establishment of laboratory in the air, calls I men and a fifty mile stretch I way. The Dnn'cl riuKRcnhelm Fund I ... .... ,.l .. ,. I ,. I . I... . ( If lb. . enlists all "over the country op.'' '' f:,'n,''U,'r';:"H p,,un.,y for such close touch U be p ,; Bv, or Keen o a let- !wlin "" '""r1 ., V.. . . 1 ttiey may easily anu ( u'm.v nunr- fer their tests from their la horn -1 lories to the open air. One will be a fast ship to maintain this national communication, while the other is to be a comparatively ratorles to dissipate fK by several methods. Hut how to apply these laboratory successes lo the open air In a speeding plane and coo- nomlcallv Is a dift'erent problem. Most of the research worker on jfiK penetralibn have not hail wnat ..,.. ei.ll i. ob.ee to hant; our jhats.' which Is an actual airplane available to test their Ideas on a ; rel outdoor fotr 1n a place where airmen are havliiK the moat troubles." The location will be a section. r,0 to CO miles lont:. if one of the main airways of thb Fnited Sta tes. It will be selected for Its foe record and availability to re searrh laboratories Interested In aviation, such as the army nnd navy, industrial orBanlzations and ..ive.-.dtics. Col. Charles A. Llnd- iiossii.i.- I" '"' sed where he can see nn day- M nM t)io nlh(,r omside, at a second set fo controls, w u i-. ; . , .,,lt inside can make the experiment of handlliiB aihls plane ..,., ! he Instruments under LVAnHillnnn as blind as the worst - ,.i,te nllot Is as- ui initios. " - i- ""rlnlt-h aviator, would ,. Mr OliKK nneini. , .,ro,i,.e foe dls- least enmnrh to make I'linne H 7 FATHER .' W 11 fwELL.OIT- )Th1N FLOWOV I CO Ml I A.r4' HE bCt'' Wi-Uilsi HE , CAMT O I I j WHAT MA HE TO I M 'bA'Y'b HE ' L'V' "J ANOTHER-HH'b UMDErv5TANO . yy JLvJi jgg j-4v"l--! - . 'f-T' x S rr7 ; : Wmmi ' 'Yr 14.. n f W ! spite the laboratory suecesscM. one thing, outdoors the fog unity Ik traveling at four mil h an hour. In the laboratories j foir has been dispersed by heat j by electrified particles of sand or other substances in the air and by .absorption. one or tne most laseiiiiinnw :of the Immediate improvements is ( I the possibility of making allime- ; turn which wilt disclose the exact Ihelirht abov the uround and even the presence of mountains, l'res the iiteseiicc of moutilains. t-teh- Ii. I iPi,i-u ,it fnii i- in "U i .. .Li. "t" .it mi T. iiii it. ivP l I.- r . l I. W II ill nbnvc m level. There me tnree virtue of an order duly and leuu- h, altimeters in thoiiarly made, rendered ami entered sns the 1 bv the lion. C. 11. Thomas. Circuit ,,,,..', ,,,,;,.. ,,i.lnl. ' ' . ' , I 1 , 1 , " ,. 7 .., with the electrical capacity of the earth. Another depends on ra- dio waves. A third is sonic, like.!i2S. ti. M. It(ll;I-:i!TS. the depth finders used at sea, i which send a sound wave to the ocean's floor and catch the echo. "Radio already has supplied di rection finderM and voice tie phones Another device is the leader -cnble. There are preat possibilities In llKht penetration the flvlnlr laboratory is the in-i - if. ... I. llnnciumivH I. Machine tiutis Crime! Curb. C1NCIN NATL Oh io W) 1 )ep uly sliel-ifls of Hamilton county probaijly will become machine tttinnei-s. k William M. Anderson, sheriff, thinks they Iwll aid his crime warfare and will ask that they he added to the mon's-equlp-ment. Trustee Is Hliiltl. NAHHVILLK, Tenn. UP) He cause t)verton county, Tennessee. j ,.i,.,.tod a blind trustee, its la. ii,,,., is l.einu transeribed by the ! p,r!lip . syslem so that the official mnv ,rrii the records with his flnpl. l-lctchi-r to io. WAS l-l I NCITt) V. Nov. 12. UPr Henry I. Fletcher, ambassador to Rome, will represent the state department on the Journey, which I'resldenl-eleet Hoover will make to Ijitin America. Mr. Fletcher Is widely known In Latin America wher he has served as ambas sador to Chile and Mexico. Clothing Tangle1 Kill PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 12. (IP) Jack .lossl, about 40, was killed today when his clnthlni? became enlun-tled In a shaft nt the t'lnrk & Wilson Lumber Co., I.lnnlon.' An ambulance was summoned but the man was dead before the vehicle reached thu scene. Josh! lived at Llnnton. Boy Escape Sought PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 12. 7Pi Dave Citnieron. Mi. recent cape from the state IntlnltiK school at, Woodburn, Ore, was helm! souKht today In Portland, officlal-i . it.. Mnct havlnB advlsetl .o Jlce officlnls that the boy had been ..c-i n... e recently. Oiyolca Piny Bmrcnli. HOISK, Ida.. Nov. 12. The t'olleee of Idaho Coyotes marched on the gridiron to meet the Willamette Fnlversity Hoar eats hero today In nn Armistice day game, to he played under henvlly clouded t,kics. Stiniinons for Publication. In the Circuit i:ourt of the State of Oregon for the County of Jackson. B. .1. Goodrich, plaintiff, v. Kdlth M. Ooodrlch, Defendant. To Kdlth M. Goodrich, the above named d.tfendant: In the name of the State of Ore gon: You ore h'Qeby reo.ulr.-d and summoned to appear In 'the above entitled court tuitl cause, and an swer the complaint of the plaintiff on file herein against you, within four weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons, and you will herebv take noll'-e i that upon your failure to su op- . . . ovrr dissolving the bonds of mat rimony heretofore and now exist- ; lug between plaintiff and detenu- nut, and tor suen otner. iui inei , ind for such oth-r, furl her, tnd different relief as to the court may seem meet ami proper in me ,., This summons is published In the Medford .Mall Tribune. d:ily edition, a newspaper published in the City of Medford. Oregon, on. .-i..l. ii-.ii.l- f ii nei-loil of fnur ;". .,. , ,i,s. Ijudue of the State of Oreitnu in and for the County of Jackson, under dale of October 2i:th. 1U2S. Th uf lh(, fil.st ,,utli-:it i.m 0f this .summons is. October -jstli i A.torney tor i-ianuiii. Address: 2ul -:i : Medford National CLASSIFIED ADVEK1 ISING RATES Ratcl p.. word lor tint iniertion, 2c; each succeeding insertion, 2c; minimum 25c. Index your ads with For Sale. For i Rent. etc.. and count theie words, as well I as each Initial, telephone number, etc., as I a word. ! Classified ads cash In advance and not i taken over phono, unlets advertiser has monthly account. No allowance for phone errors. II ELI' WAXTED-I-'EM AI.I3 WA.N'TI-'.U Woman for general ( housework In the country. I'hone 1070 after li p. m. 234 WANTKI-Stennt,'rapher. If know iliK botil shorthand and typintt apply at office of Mann's Ilepail nient store. 237 WAXTKIJ SITI'ATIONS KXl'KRIBNCKIJ man and wife wish permanent work on ranch. Prefer worklns ranch alone. Any where In southern OrOKon. State wages and liarticulnrs In first letter. Write II. L. Clymcr, Con. .Del.. Jacksonville, Ore. 23fi WAN'TF.I) Housework, dnv or hour. Phone 134.1-X. 244 WANTKD Young married man. 10 years general office experi ence desires position. Refer ences. Address ilox 105, Medford Tribune. 234 V A XTKtl -M 1st !: Lt. A N 1 !0 t.'S WANTKD Washing Men's wash ing a specialty, and mending. Phone 74tiV. 23T, WANTKD Will pay onsh for good used piano from private party. Must t'j .i.eap. Phone 72li. be tween li and ti p. ni. 23X WANT1-'D C.entlemen roomers and boarders. lono w. Main. 238 WANTKD Single tractor plow. 14 In. preferred. Frnnk If.'iynes. RI 3. Medford. 23 1 WANTKD I'sed sn.-ks at Fuel Co. Phone 7J. Valley 234' WANTKD Good secondhand work harness. J. W. Fish, Phone 34 1-.1-3. 233 WANTKD For cash customer. 10 to 20-acre pear "orchard. Wold ft Wold. 23ii WANT CD-Lawn moweri to sharp en: phonographs repaired: rubber- tlrea put on tricycles and baby buggies; general repairing and locksmithing. call and ae liver. Medford Cycle A Repair Bhopt auccessor to Liberty Ke ' pair Shop. Chas. Fisher, Prop. 1 N. Fir SL Phone S1. Hit' FOIt HKVTHOrSKKKKPINO HOOMH l'"OIt ItKNT Housekeeping rooms, nlfo 2-room cottaire, VI K. Jack fnn Sr. Phono 7 l!-V vi FURS FURS TRAPPER8, NOTICE We aro In a position to handle nil your skins. See im heforc Du wll. Medford Bargain House 27 N. Graiie St. Phaiie 10CZ . . By George jucjuiCST CASH rilKKS puld for poultry and rabbits of all kinds. (;,t our prices lefore selling else where, i'mpqim I'oulny Co., liia Winchester St., lloseburg. Ore. ' mti i-'oii nicxT rT it.visiii:i) ROOMS FOR RIC.NT Larue sleepliiK rooms: bath. i-unnliiK wnter. 24."i N. tirape. 237 FOR ItKNT Furnished sleeplnK riium anil one apai'lim-lit. Iniiinre Colonial ItaUery. 23li 'OU ItKNT 2 well furnished sleeping rooms Willi bath. M7 West luih. -!li Fon kknt- gentleman. Ave. -burnished room foi 325 Ho. Itiverslde tf OR ItKNT Rooms, $1.6(1 and f2 per week. 446 So. Front. 21Htf 'OK KKNT 1'leuMilil fool., -with board at 716 I-;. Mala :7!ltf Ft ) R it i:nt ill) t: SKS FOR RUNT -I rciuni modern I house, stove, fc'araye, on pnve I meiit. Call 333 Haven. 235 Fo R RKXT -tooni modern bun- Kalow, close in. 1 H Laurel St 234 FOR RKXT r.-room house, un raKC S42 Taylor Si. 234 FOR RF.NT Cottages, $.". week: wood, Vater. electricity and bnths furnlslied. Rainbow Auto Camp. 200 FOR RKXT 4-room furnished house wtih yard; adults. 22 So. Holly. 22lllf FOR RKNT My home at 1310 W. Main St., Medford. Seven rooms, bath and screen porch. Now con dition Inside. Will lease; no tran sients. $r.i per month. C, A. DeVoe, phone 523-J-2. tf FOR RKNT Hume,. Furnished or unfurnished. Brown & White. 7tf FOH It KXT 1 PA HTM KNTS FOR RKXT 4 room ant and L-a rage. 2"U W. Juckson. 23(1 FOR RKXT 2 nnd 3-roem npnrt- inents. 4d (Jiiince. Phone l.-ll- 2. 'iH 'OR RENT 4-room apt. Pnrkhurst, Phone 320. Call 2 30 FOR RKNT 2-roont fllin. npt.: adults, 31 T, N. liarllett. lf FOR HUNT Furnished modern nparlnieiit; edults. 34C rv. Hnit letl. Phone 71.3-M. 22f.tf FOR RENT Furn. 2 and 8-rm. apts.; garage. C04W. 10th. 1 6Btf 'OK IlENT 3-room furnished apt., ground floor, $2fi mo.: lights ntid witter furnished. 333 W. 2nd. Ask nt 331. ' 21tl FOR RENT Furnished apart ments. Phono 4 r 2 -1 1 . 211lf FOR RENT 4-room apt., ateam heat, Frlgidatro, hot water, gar age. f.03 8. Holly. 2021f FOR RENT Furn. S-rm. apts,; private bath, electric range, hot and cold wni.r. Phone I't. Z 1 tf WANTED To Buy for Cash All Your SECOND-HAND o FURNITURE Scott Woolf . TO T RADIO IS23 Tyoflge touring car In first class shape, fur good milk cows, fresh or coming fresh ' J. H. Williams, at Seegmlller & WIlliHms ranch, near Antloch school, or address Central Point, , It. Z. 'I l-'Olt SAl.r, IIOMUS FOR SAI.K l-rooni liouse, 2 1x32. ! riisllc s il ni: 2 sides. mint - yrs. i l'ri.-es ST., .ell; 3-.-OOII1 house, t l. 22. ruslle slillng. buill 2 ye urs. Price sine. int. Ilox shed. 1-IX22. box shed. 4xl(l, and other oul blilldlngs. Will sell m-i.i ralely. IIillldlliKS to be nioieil from premises. .1. K. l.esler. first place a.-ross Hear creel; brld'te on' Itid.llo road. 231 WILL SKI.L Modern 4-room bun- ( galow, completely furnished ; ex cellent shape, or will io...; mi- nlslicil. Inquire 72 Pari; Ave. 23llf FOR SAI.K I. nrgo f.-riuim Jkiiisc with two nits on t oo n... gain. S22.'.U; pay 52;,ll cash. "il- once N2. per month. Earl Timiv. 310 Liberty llldg. 230 I''(R SAL10 12-room house on lull-foot corner lot, Ho. Oakdale; 2 baths. -2 kitchens, slen in ' heat in every room. Apartment of 3 rooms now rents fur 3.".. Total price S(i."i00; sionil cash: "asy terms on biillllice. Ituyei as sumes X.'.OO paving iiHsessmetil. Wold .It Wold. 230 FOR HALE Hy owner, new mcil ern homo and acre of ground, Price $3, lido; fl.iiuo cash; also my eiiully 111 Dodge sedan, or will trade for good Ford. Waller I. telle, fifth house on rlglll on Spring St. 234 FOR SALE Tlousb, targo lot, on North Orange. Price Is right. See this property before you buy. Phone K32-W, or Inquire nt 32 North Orange. lllltf rm sai.io pomritY Kolt HA LK R. I. Red ptlllels. Phone 1(170 ttfler (I o'clock, evenings. 231 FOR SA I.E Turkeys, young .Mnin niolh l:fon.e loins: ihrlfty birds. Imilllre L. F. I'.elkllap. Phone 4 01 -.1-5. 234 FOR SALE Fat geese and tur keys. Phone 1.12-1.. 238 FOR SALE mo While Leghorn pullets. Vallcv Marketing- Co., 11.20 N. Riverside, l'llone Slll-.M,. Ilir, FOR HALE Fat turkeys, 30c lb.. delivered nny II Tel. Xll!l-.l. 2 11 I'Oll SAI.l) ItKAD KSTATK 4.J..4CRK it A MM I. on Hie banks oi' Rogue river and .'rater Lake highway: 20 acres rich boitoin land, under free Irrigation water, balance In pasture, wood and timber; fine 7-rootn liouse Willi spring witter piped Into bouse and yard: large barn, granary and ehl. -ken houses: f.-imiiv 'or.- clinril. A real ranch on the up per Rogue In the light place at n bargain price, $1.00(1, on real easy terms. D. K. Millard Co.. 4 10 E. Main. Phone 022. 237' TO HI' Y homes on very ensy terms, ' see Brown While Agency, Inc., 31 No. Fir, next door to Mall Tribune. 22011' l-'OU HA LK Ileal barc'itn. JVnr orrliard, ntsn two hoiiHen for the Mice of one. Income proper tlen. Hmiill ncreriKC. 3 No. ;art lett. I'hnnf) J 234. 'Mh KOIt HALK l:y owner, IB ncren of creek bottom noil, under Irriga tion, George, Jack mom, i'hoijnix. 2 1 Ki f WIIENYOU thmlc of ral aetata, see liuwn A White. tf FOR HALK I acre tracts east of Medford between city reservoir and hpt-intr street. City water to " each tract. Price? $000 per acre, with terms. FOR HALK -4-acre lots on Kast Main Nt., Kh klyou Heights. Price $4110 to $cr.o per lot. WOLD & WOLD, Bpurta. Uldg. tt McManuj Si! - 1--OR SA 1. 1-: A t'Tt ) M Dili LI'S IFOR SA1.K I'.ix 0 SludebaUer t-oiubiler. good as new. N3U 10. i Jackson St. 23S "V SAI.K OR TRADI-" Dodge - ...i.. .....x. ,i,....i,,ss condition. Take Ford with light delivery body, some cash. Here Is a real bargain fur someone. I2H N. Holly. 234 FOR SAI.K 1H22 Studehaker, cheap. See It at Crater ijike Auto Co. 234 FOR SAI.K Ford light delivery, ..r will exchangu for light truca. Phone f.23-.l-2. 2l7ir . - -r.-- r.zzTzs ..,,lt SAI.K MISCIOI.LANKOL'S TRAILER whit hlleh for sale .,..,,, ,.. ,.i,ckons or turkeys. V .. u ,.. . .,..,.,.,. I I'tiint. 2 34 I-'OU SAI.K (iood furnllure for -t- riHiiii house, rcMsinialne. .1-1 S, IVnch. M3 KOU HAI.K Alfatfu hny in barn, j Cor. I.O!m and Me A ndreivs roail. .hi iiich 10, Uuvin, Medl'nnl. ":t l KOIt HALK Oaveniioit and two li ii I I'm ; good condition; reaHon Mhlo. lit stimmii Ave. :(-l KOli KALK Winter hliiegr.'iHH H"ed. rule ll. 1'honn ti!i7-lt-t. '2M Kolt HAI-i:--Klack wnlnutH. sacked 7 Tie; on the ttround riiio a Hack. Imiuire Tnletii Oarage, 1)7 KOli SAIil' KordMon tractor and plow, k rii in drill. It. I, Ilox Kl. t'enlrat Toint. . 21it 'O It HA1.K Winter Itanana ap ples, cheap; bring boxes. Icvlc eley Orchards, I'hone &23-K-.1. KOIt HALK Apples. Hpttzehbergs, J)eMcloiiH and iNewtowns. orow etH ICxehangu. Kir und 8(h Ht V) II SA I,K Htoek carrot, corn and winter bluet;ras seed. Maury iVt Klchardsun. Call 3Gii-K-3 evenings. 2-iX KOU SAI.K Newtown tipples. Wolvcrtim ranch. Central i'oinl. Itrtng boxes. I'hone 1'4 3, 244 i'Oll HAI.IO Kpitzentmrtf apples. Ala VlHtu Tacking House, So. Kir HI. U0.1tf FOIt HALiQ For sand and gravM, Bedlmont and general teaming, phone 9 1 2-J. tiam'l Batoman. tf FOR BALK Used sewing ma chines; att makes, $fi up; term If desired. All makes rented and repaired. White Bewing Machine Co., S4 No. Bartlett. 1 tf MONKV TO I.OAV 6 M O N 13 Y on Improved Medford property. Brown & White Agency Inc. 201tf DURIMCRS DIIUOCTORT John R. Knight Teacher of Violin Phono 2.12 Jacksonville I'or Appolntiueiit WANTED H We Buy for Cash All Used Furniture II and Stoves H Call 505 m W. A. KINNEY H " Furniture HouSe 3i5 East Main . Bl'SIVKSS linEtnX)BT Abstractors UUHRAY AHdTRAl'T CO. Ab. itracta of Title, Title inturanoe. Rooms 3 and 5. No. 1 Kortbl Central Ave., upntalra. JACKSOX CXI. AHSTKACT CO. Alniraru or Tltta and Title Insur. aiioe. He ""'I complete Titu Kirsu-iii In Jaia wn County. A. K. RKAMES Lawyer, uinoe I.lt.erty UUIi:.. Megtoru. re. ClilrnimiPtlo IMiyslclana I DR. K. W. HOFFMAN Chlro ' iirartlc Nnrve Hiiteliillat. Offtoe 1 hours 9 tn 12; 2 to 6. 803-204 I Liberty UMk. Office phone 580; H.-8. phone .iiu-M. Contrnctoni r.. I. KTl'AKT & SONS General Contractors. Including baae moms, Uitchi'S, all kinds ol ocnu'iit antl concrete work. R. 1 Stuart, 217 Apple, lllone 4S: (iill.ort Stuart, 17 Rom Court, phone !lCi;-M. Miles Stuart. 0 S. Newtown, phone 860. F.ipcrt Accountant I WILSON AniTlN'O CO. E, II. Wilson. C 1 . A. Attention given to onythliiB In accounting anJ Income Tax Requirements. Look Into our simplified accounting method. Liberty Uldg., Medford. I'hone 1G7-R. Financial WH I.HXD MONEY to worth! people to pay their honest debts. I'a.'lfio Coast Credit Association. 423 Medford Hld., Medford, Ore. tf Freight Tninsportutlon PIKItCi: TRi:cKIN: CO., Med ford to I'ortlaml and San Fran Cisco. Furniture moving a spec ialty, l'llone 437-R-2. LONO DISTANCE HAUI.INO Medford - Klamath truck line. Dally service. Bonded carriers. Special rates on load lots, Aute Freight terminal, 36 S. Fir. Tel 1033. CALL Portland-Medford Truce Line for through or Intermedials point service. Slxteen-hour eer vice to and from Portland. Phom 669. Medford. Auto freight tel. nilnaljit 3 6 S. Fir, Medford, Insurance EARL S. TUMY All forma ot In surance. Fire, Auto, Life, (Acck dent, Bonds. Phone 402. I0 Liberty BldB. Interior Decorator W. F. OHINHTED Expert Interlol decorator; nnlinue and gumwood finishes; panel wall designs, tex tured wall, paperhanglng nnd general paint contractor. Phonl 120-R, Lamport's Hardware. 231 Ijoans on Homes LOANS on homes now buMt 4 . under construction. Eight pen cent and no stock to carry. Ue4 service. Monthly payments, -i Hanister Agency, nc., 10B Main. Tel. 1230. Money to Txnn MONK Y TO LI5ND To wortht people to pny'thelr honest dehu Kecurltles of all kinds accepted, JentiiiiKs Loan Office, 6 8. Front MONEY TO LEND $60 to 2M to loan on furniture or good curity ot moHt any kind. Con tracts discounted. Thomas RealtJ Co., Itoom Hi, Palm Block, cor, Main and Front, upstairs. Ijnng Tlmo . Heal I-tnto Mortgngu iAin im I'hone l.t2!S Commercial Finance Corp. Med ford, Oregon Monti men tn THIS O ft KG ON O HAN 1TB CO.-h Monuments. E. A. Hicks, Qen oral ' Manager; P. M. Kershaw, Sales Manager. 802 N. Front St., Medford MdsIC. THOUVAL H. FOLKKNBERQ Teacher of violin; orchestra practice for studentt; alBo a de partment for adjusting and re pairing violins, if you desire ft relinbln vbdin outfit, call at the studio, room 4, College Bids., II i N. Grape St. Phone 259-J. Painting nnd Pa pert. an Ring H. MAUX, General Painting Con tractor, tinting, paperhanglng. carpentering, repairing. Phone 17X-J. Kes. B7 Summit. Piano Instruction FItKD ALTON ITA1GHT Teacher of Piano and Harmony. Hatght Music Studio, 818 Liberty Uldg. lhono 72. 169tf Printers and Pnbllshera - MKOFOft ti PKINTING CO. Ha the best equipped printing office In Southern Oregon. Bookbind ing, loose leaf- ledgers, hilling systems, etc. Portland prices, it N. Fir St. I'uhllf! Accountant KltAZU-.U AO'Ol'NTING SKRV I' K peratlng ttie nTost com ' plele and modern bookkeeping service in So. ore. Audits, in stallations, income (ax. W. A. Krnzler. Public Accountant. Tel. (ififi. Radio Repairing RADIO RKPAIRINQ The Muslo Ilox, 402 Kast Main Ht Phone 433, has an expert radio tech nician from the factory. Ws make a specialty of expert repair work and guarantee lt. Special consideration to dealers. I ' Transfer I .- IHIAHS TltANHtCKR & BTORAOtt Ot). Office 111 N. rir BL . Phone $16. Prices right. Bar-- vice guaranteed. DAVIH TRANSFER & STORAOB Hervlco guaranteed. 29 H. Orana Bt.. Phone 4, or residence 10. Wlndnsr Oeantnti LKT QKOItaK DO IT Hons cleaning, floor waxing, Jan I tot service. (I.o. A. Ssaly. Pbaaa IM-i or IVK ' 181 J Att 6 f, 'Mi 6-w- i, v yr.v.,.. : )-V' -t -
