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'MEDFOTiP trTTi TIxTTUTNR METVFOKD. OftErtOy. SrXDA?, DECEMBER HI-1028. 'ART EXHIBIT OF SCI Of unusual interest to ili'dtorj art lovers anil to local rrtidrrm in (lenerul. will Im tho collection of crayon drawing! .e-.it till paint laps of Tom Seiitldi-r, 8un of Mrs. I'ntindlfcr Kau. u-lik-h are now on exhibition in tin- Sncillcor Art .Shop on ihu rourlfi tloor of the , MeUford ImiliiiuK. These pieces . were hung, yesterday afternoon as : mioii as Hie Hubert llaMowell water color and oil collection were taken i tlown for shipment to Seattle for their next exhibition. j . Tom acuuiler who studied lour ; years ago In the Slade art school In London, and later was a student of Cyril ricoti of Dallas. Texas, famous artist, has lived for' the past iwo years in Santa Fe. X. M where he has produced tiiuneron.- pieces of note. The six crayon drawings and three oils, now on display her' wero recently exhibited by the Women's Art l.ensue of ' Dallas, and received warm praise from southern art critics. i Animals iu vinorous action have : a special appeal for this youns ' artist, and his drawings Kive free rein to spirited broncos and their' cowboy riders, who carry with them all the color and motion of j the desert country. j The freedom and Rinre of the bronco busters, balanced against j the energy and power of rearing j horses, huve a fine poetic restraint ; which in faithfully preserved In the ' wild, unbridled, sweep of lmaKina-. tion allowed in a subject uf such ' motion and emotion AuiotiK lUe oila on display, tho adobe villas1, with the burros , walking lazily down tnu iiuuint. ; hliuui. i uitr t'asiiy uuoer-, Hiauuuuiu oi utv inree, in me my observer, and yet can be studied to advantage. , , ( The public U extended an in-; vftation by MIrs Jn Snedieor t.i : view tbe exhibition at. their leisure duililK the week. BE LOCAL Mi sieicrao o o. o. Scherer, junior member l once i.uzeue narner snop, hick- du: now no is n youne; man. Keep of the scherer Motor Co., who I ed fn Franklin Square under ihe i ins his youth by slrlvinK tt tto his purchased the Huick agency of approach to llrooklyn bridge. I work every (lay. If he has served John Denlson last August, made j Where three is a crowd: The the senate &!i years 1 am convinced remarkable time on a crosH coun-! suialleBt passen-;er elevator in the he must have started here (he day trv trip from Junesville. Wis., to i town. It carries visitors up to the ! he was born, because he does not Medford arriving last w-eek. ' ' H- Wootls offices over tho Lib- look to me to be more than 59." He covered "G73 miles to Los city . theatre. Less than ' ji yard'' Not tu ho outdone, the late Sena KAngi'los' ln CO flours' and' 45'iSin-1nInliro. its't-apaelty" Is tw'o' passer.-", tor AVllIls of Ohio pointed out that me, actual running time or an , '' ni1 tllB, ul'erator . jaiuoy had fought in tho Union average of about 45 miles perl Th! nowslmy in Maiden Lane 1 tanks at Cettysburg with the fa , .! i ,ii i L who reads every magazine he deals ther of the vice-president. t.ip. The total distance traveled from Junesville, via St. Louis. Dal- las and El Paso, Texas, Phoenix Arizona, ls Angeles. Sacramento I o Medford "433 miles made mi.'. in -'i i...nr ind 4a tnlnutc i made in 70 hours and 40 minute: but Mr. Scherer took his time between Los Angeles and Medford. , The trip was made in a new ....... -t...... ....... j i..... " , 1.. L-IInt Ml.-I. nhollt on . , .V ' . "l""e "- ' any repairs and with economy of, gas nnd oil. . Mr.: Scherer says he traveled' . , , , . , . 1 over all kinds ot roads, but found none better than those In Oregon The worst roads were lu parts of Oklahoma and Kansas. Ho en countered rain, hall, sleet, snow. flood waters and sunshine. Mr. Scherer was here when the purchase of the Hulck agency was made, left in September for Janes- Road Oil Cleaning Car Washing Hardie SyaUm Wa use special chemicals fop road oil. Will not in jure finest finish. No steam used. Best equip ment in city. ' Expert Polishing and Hs finishing. Vacuum Clean ing. ARMSTRONG MOTORS, Inc. 101 1. Rivenid. Phontll , ' Home's Not Merely Four Square Walls" Remember insurance when ij vou are aanirag to your of household possessions. Prized rugs, furniture and equipment should be repre sented in your insurance on your home. Take an Inventory at least once a year if rou would ue sure that your protection i sufficient. We can help you. Drown White Agrncr, Ida J. C. Collins, Mgr. Holland Hotel Uldf. Phone ISO. I. jTsMtBtt i . trn3ooisTfTfra""'', JUST KIDS MOWV-VOU AMD . MUST FOUMD ME ' Y 1 Ia)A . Mrr-rav, titifi , CABBAfrE' rLMNl- ? villi and now returns to make .Meitionl his liome. His hrnthr. Howarit. Jk tho other member of iho firm. Ho ami Iuh family r siilo her. Thf-ir futher had the Ituii-lc aKPny in JanortVilln from li'U. until n ff;v years ukO wht-n Uf Ulc-d and the pons funlinued the )niim-ss, until tint purclmse of tlu- Mod ford agency. A NEW YORKER lARGE By G. D. SEYMOUR NKW YOUK.SfchtH of an an- tumn day alonn tbe city streeUi from HowlinK Ureen to Harlem: A deep purple limousine rolliim up I'arK avenue unuer the guidance oi a ciiamieur attired in a cup and coat which match the color of the r- ,Thft Wewa!k radio dealer on Canal street who advertises a I,e- rial Tuesday bargain in "Howl eres- tors." House man brushing the nwniiii. i n ui iiuii. nil MiununuMin cninices oi imrneinm anuer- bill mansion on Fifth avenue, iu i preparation for its winter occu- ! panry. ; Sliines for a nickel, behind tbe i Curb market under the "I" on 'Greenwich street, and "malted m!lkf jail flavor:i,' for six centK acruns 'U- , y ;tlie way at a Park How curl) stand, the folly of too early retirement, i I Tho Live and l-et Live hntehcr . ' The man who retlreH from act : shop on Tenth avenue, named not ' ivo life i.s the man who dies." Dr.-: in token of its proprietor's humane jt.'onelnnd asserted. "If Mr. Shuey 1 impulses, but. in rehuke to cut-price had retired, ten years aio he would ' .meat dealers all around him. The , i". commends specific artic es "? is , P"tfons. A plafie with changeable electric signs, flying over the city at dusk o advertise l"0-imiiis nuns pmi iiuiuiuuuiii.- wu j alteriiul nl.v to crowds scui-rylns; for home. Sweet Tooth i ,.llrt,. o.n I.Qca an ,hnfr,ata. "" ered almonds in bulk from baskets and sidewalk carts in Wall street m ,0W(J1. Hroailway. Thll UP3l cnlirll- mm-kpt in town, thev RHV. , , : 1 oe unions pace ui uunuienn ,,,.. r,i.. ,. in brokers' offices saps energy, and sweets help to restore It. .Crowds three-deep around every soda foun tain in the financial district as soon us the stock market closes in the afternoon, everybody ordering sun- (ap( The change maker In the Fiftieth i street booth of the Sixth avenue elevated, who alwava aavs 'Thank von" as he converts dimes and ! quarters into uickles for the turn ; stile slots. The Greenwich Village cafe which lures customers by dla playlng a snako pickled in alcohol, in its front window, with the Blgn: I "Captured In this building in lal'.i." Across the Hudson How many New Yorkers read the I time of day from clocks across 1 lit; I Hudson on the New Jersey shore? j Thousands of them, certainly. Downtown, the ferry riders and I many an office worker whose win jdow faces west watch tha hands of the Colgate clock Hi Jersey City, biggest In the world. Uptown, the 'salad oil sign north of lloboken flashes the time over the water In electric llglila every minute. ' To the Manhattanlte wrapped up in Ihe affairs of his own tight little isle, anything west of the Hudson is a pari of the Great I'nknown, but even his own Statue of Liberty , in lighted with electricity, which comes not from New York, hut I front Jersey City. A suhinarine ca jble carries the power which lllunil 'nates the luOO-watt bulb In its torch land the 111 Snli-watt bulbs which ! flood the figure. Schade Contest Extended The closing date for Irry Rchade's Christmas contest has been extended to December 20 in j answer to numerous requests irom ..,.tiin..,..ru u-ho considered Decent- ' her 13 too early. Every person who has purchased lone dollar's worth of Jewelry al St hade's since November IS, when ithe contest started has been given ! lufl votes to be cast in the ballot Ihu for 0-0 of tho many conlest i nuts. Atliactive gifts will be awarded the winners who will be selected by several judges. Rank Offlocr Found Dead. MIDDLETOWN. Del.. Doc. l.--wUPi Tho body of Wetson K. Botts, ij!ishler of the closed Peoples' Na ij ilomil bank of Mlddp town, qvss jl I found today In Drawyers creek. .linear here, nous let .vijoaietown t! in his automobile hV.eraJ hours In his automobile .... t. rilrvlnni r. 1 r ml the U;llMink yesterday, and last nlsrht his jl ;rar was found on the bank of the rj.crek. about four miles from here. u evidently hud run into a treo. V A WASHINGTON' BYSTANDER By KIRKE L. SIMrow. WASnlNQTON. When February ! noxt rolls around and tho tsciiaie ( o)?u ur tne uay s nusitiess, wnn- out dihiht it will halt proceediims Fuit KKNT to do honor uwaiu to Its senior ein- ploye. Theodoro K. Shuey, dean of ; tlint hard driven corps of stenoK- raphers known as the "Olfieial He porters of Dobales of the Senate." It will be the birthday anniver sary of thiu sturdy ortosenarian, 0t morw than that, it will mai l: tomplotion oi tiU Vears ot tin hrokeii wM-vice an a seuatti reporter Tlier u )() )a,aUei in the kov- eminent service anywhere so far aH tnP bystander knows and in oal'inn attention to the anniversary ast year V Ice-PlfSlden t UlWI pointed out Uuit Shuey in more than ait years "has never missed a day on duty because of illness." Kept Ydung by Work On tl.oi iK'taslon, Or. Coiieltuul, senator fioui Now Ynrk, took the , toonortiinlty to deliver a homily on i have been buried five years since, ! . All (d which was very a .-iking, , .the more so u that feliuey hlmselt j with pen poised, sat o take the , record of what was said, lie was uiieuy uiipieiiuiuo lo iicui niuiHn I made the subject of the "Debates :of the Senate." He Is a modest man. It s very diftlt-ult to g.-l him groping amid his memories, ul- v.. ...n... cance. For the first time in his profes sional career, this suddon introduc tion of himself into the shorthand hieroglyphics ho was setting down swept him off his feet. He didn't know what he was writing and a grinning colleague reported Hie de bate from ambush behind I lie ex pansive back of a aenator. Another Veteran Sl:uey la by no means the only long Borvico memoer oi ine senate staff. A number of the permnnent corps of workers go hack more than a quarter century. Several j have become non-political fixtures because of their incalculable value. Such is Kennedy F .Ilea, lon-T chief of staff of the senate appro priations chairmen, who probably knows more of the details of gov- (eminent money bills than any maii living, it is his function to sit at tho elbow of his chief, Warren of Wvonilng, or of any committee chairman leading an appropriation bill fight on the floor. He 1h walking reference hook on every detail of every bill SALEM, Ore., Dec. 15 (IV) He cause of a teueral condition of un employment In Oregon, that in some instances amountfl to actual distress, Secretary of Stale Hal E. Hobs said today that henierorUi his policy in the employment of Komen in the atnte department (.reference will be given to unmar ried women who are without other means of support. This will be tHe rule, he said, nt least until the present condition of unemployment is eliminated. 1 You are heliraug yourself when you buy Christmas Seals. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Ratet str word for first Insertion. 2c: jsc, inde your ui with For Sals, For Root, tic, mna count tnoio woroo. aa wan aa aach Initial, talaphona numbar, ate al Claaalflad ada cash In advanca and not takan -omr pnona, unlaaa advartlaar naa monthly account. No allowance for pfcona arrora. WA.NTKJ SITUATION'S WAN .ED Pruning of all kinds ity i.-m .-.i rii.iii. nri-irin-'-it. Address Ilox E. M Mall Tribune. 269 MALE NQItSE Any case, any- i where, uay or night. Phone 1012. 1 Apt. 0, .1005 W. Main. 27.11 WANTED Position by capable I young man. Experienced In met--, rhandlaing. Uox X. B., Mall Trl huns. 248 WANTED By Tperlenced book-! keeper or mblna bookkeeping and general office man. position, i Ilox , Mali Tribune. zTC WAXTKD -r- lloii'rwork, day or hour.. Phono I MX. UJZ EBffl tO ... WANTED WnshlnB and IronliiB. ; I'hono C.K4-J-L'. 22 WANTED Cars 'o wash. We call for and dellvt-r. ttive us a trial. Jackson and Riverside. Phoftn . 41.3. J.11tf WANTED General repairing,; locksinithlnR, ithonoRraph re pairinir. Bicycles, tricycles andi wagons for cniloren sola very reasonable on time. Call and rea-soname on line. a . I KtUt KI'NT Our home, furnishrd; j i!-1 KSSK.X tXiAril; Junt rum doliver. Medford Cycle & Repair Htiwt t-u- I'hunc idetelv ovi-rliauloil. Shot). su.uce.DKor to IJherty lie nair Shot). 11 X. Fii1 St, Phono: 261. Chas. Fisher, Prop. 243tf 1 WANTED General houpopnlnt InK, interior decora tint;, paperhan ing. IT. CoKhUK 401 So. Now town. Phono 121-J. 271 : ; for RENTMlSCKl.IiAN'EOUS -Invalid chair. Plume OHT lihtek. curly-haired puppv while sirt-ak on forehead and white feet. Phone 514-J. :MiR HlJIiP WANTKU MAIiE rrTTTr; ;r"TT"T r T ' WANTED Relhjtdo experienced j tlll-IIIilll UUIII MillILM III HJldli. Rapid primer. Phone S77-J1, af- I I er- WANTED Men to solicit for (irotery House. Olve full infor mation first letter. Address (ill, rare .Mail Tribune. UtiX HELP WANTEIJ PEMALK TVI'ISTls Karn L'5 weekly spare liuu- copylnlf nianuscrlptH. l.'om pleto inslriu-tlons. Write for ln forniation: 'Jc stamp appreciated. 1'enn.sylvuuia P u b 1 i a hil)K C'o.. Philllpsburir. la. i'G7 VANTEI MISCKLliAN KOl'S I-I:KSSMAK1NC. Phono J279. 2 I lies. 712 W. Jncksnn St. WANTED Hoardera nnd roomers. ' 339 So. Central Ave. phono J211. tf ! WANTED To buy cheap coupe. Address ilox 61, Jacksonville. 268 WANTED To buy 100 good ewes. Hi-own .fc White. SOllf I WANTED Wood. Will trade good used car for wood. Armstrong's Oarage. Tel. 18. 253tf KOll It ISM' ArAMTSIENTS FOR F tlC NT 3-room furnished apartment: hot and cold wniorv 322 S. Central. 267 Kolt HKNT .u, 3.n,om lnd ern furnished apis, and single rooms, close in. Fort Hubbard. 44U S. Riverside. 272 FOIt RENT Mull). apt. sou W, 2!I2 FOIt. RENT 2-room apartment, garage; clean, quiet; adults. 215 Haven St. 267 FOH RENT Duplex apartment: electric range and water healer: partly furnished. Inquire 1107 N. Klverslde. 2641l FOH RENT s-ronm furnished apartment with garage: fully modern; hot nnd cold water und light supplied. Sunrise Super Service Station, corner 12th and Riverside. 263tf FOR RENT Furnished apt. down stairs. 217 W. 2nd St. 270 ',,.OH KKNX Furnished apart- ment. 345 North Bnrtlett. Tel. 53 -M. 263lf FOR RENT fc-urntshed clean apartment, downstairs. 118 Oen- usee. 268 FOR RENT Furhlsned apt. with garage. Inquire nt 345 . 2nd St. 258tf kou rKNT Cozy new apt. Du rell Court: now overstuffed. 320 N. Holly. Inquire at Apt. 5 after 6 o'clock. 2Sxif FOR RENT Duplex apt. at 123 N. Orape. Phone 349-J. 242lf FOR RENT Furn. 2-rm. apts.; private bath, electric range, hot and cold water Phone 12. 21tf FOR RENT Furn. 2 and S-rm. apts.; garuge. 604 W. 10th. l6tf FOR RENT Furnished apart menis. Phone 462-H. 211tf FOR II KNT FUHKISIIED ROOMB FOR RENT Room nnd board at 716 E. Main St. 279 FOH RENT Close in, pleasant heated room with excellent board If desired. Phono "22. 269 FOIt RENT Furnished room for gentleman; also garage. 326 So. Rlverslda. Ave. tf FOR RENT Furnished room for gentleman. 126 Bo. Klverslde Ave. tf WANtfcD To Buy for Caah All Your SECOND-HAND JfURNITUBE IScottWooIf it O MOM-DQM'T 3ABiE5 do yiy.i : way jAWFULV.: ) ou flllltlt .-x THIMGS? VOW KKNT HOl'fiKKEKMXO UODMH .ww.- Knit I :.T- Huusokot'itinK room. 271 ' !o. TOR ItKNT UCfUAKS Koit UK. XT 4 - room inori.-rn ! huiisi- on puvetnonl. lniuire 333 HuVfll. ' I 7 - Y , ItKNT Alirat'tiVf 3-rooHi mudorn homo with break fa Dt iiouk; nifi-ly tinisht-il. t-loso in; i Si;i.'i per month. So t'liarh-s A. WIiik ArJt'iuv, Ine, Phone 7 L'S. i FOR UKXT Modern furnished bouse, tiaraKo. fall at Mj W. Hth. 26!i KU HKNTPoltaK. 3 -room nud ' ern and furnished. U'JS No. 1 Klverslde. ?0. I'fi? F til 1:KNT 4 -room house in country. Phono H-I3-.M. 1? 1 FOR R KNT I-i oom houxe. X. Riverside. IMmitc !I77-V. .10 It FOR KENT Partly furnished moAtrn 4-room house. Phone fM-l FOR RENT 7-room stucco house, with basement, at lli!S West .Main, inquire 100ft West Main. tMiltf 11)11 HUNT furnished or unfur nished houses, U. 4 iind 7 rooms, with gHi-tiKes. Inquire Medford Hotel Cigar Stand. tf FU1! UK.VT homos. Furnished or unfurnished. Brown & White. ; 47tf MISCEI.IJVNKOITS JtHINO your furniture for refinish- ' i inc to 111 s. Holly. Wicker fur- ; I niture a specialty. 267 : lANVWIIEHE FOR HIKE Ten-j pass, bus; low rates. Tel. Cbas. II. Howard, 1 l'."J. 2r.7tf ,!CASI1 PAID for furs, hides and1 pelts. Johnson's Market, 823 N. Ji'?.."J;,e ".V. l4.rl:? BUSINESS OPPOUTITMTI KH FOK SAI.K Splendid Utile gror- , ery and ronivollonery. nlso nan- i (lies gas and oils. itusiness so , far this year exceeds 120. Olid. A ' pick-up al $3,11011. See Charles j A. Wing Agency, inc. Phono 72S. ; 2611 : ' FOR SALE Ororery. SISaO: on one of Medford's busiest streets; j rent $35. Will sell property also, i Ilox .1-1. Mail Tribune, 271 ! FOK EXCnAKfiK TO TRADE 1923 Dodge touring car In first class shapo, for good milk cows, fresh or coming fresh. .1. II. Williams,, at Seegmlller & Williams ranch, near Antlnch school, or address Central Point, Rt. 2. tt FOIt SALE POULTIIY P.HHINESS WOMEN AND Hl'SY HOl'SEWIVICS Heady for the oven, your Ch'-lstipss turkey, nil dressed, drawn, washed a n d stuffed, will be delivered at your door Dec. 24th. Quality guaran teed: 47c lb. 10 to 2(1 lbs. Order early to avoid disappointment. N. F. Ohrt, Trail, Ore. 273 TI'RKEYS Only 25c u pound. Fattened on eornmeal mash and buttermilk. Dellvured any time. I Tel. 869-M. 270 FOH SAI.F HOMES FOR SALE Dandy 3-room mod ern home; large rooms; plaster ed throughout; 2 good sized porches, lawn, shade, garage. An excellent value at 11850. Small cash paymenl; balance like rent. Phone K94-J. 267 roft HALK Own yuur own home. 10 iiiwh it ml $10 ii month. 1 liurnH, WUilwimil Park $325 2 HITCH, l.4nttrrM JtSiOtl 1 nc-r Howrtnl I'ark.. $310 ii Ihu IIouho and fl nrri'H. (Jriffln Ciwk diHirll, I'-TiOfi: $r(i chhU. HmtKfi nnd 2 nrrex, -xtrn fin liinri, JJ".0; $r,uii rfiHh, phmif 1'10-V nr 4!t. J. KurneH, Itfiil KHlalf. 277 FOH HAMS K-rourn hou.m. full IntHPiniMit, Inro porrh, partly H'Tccnrd; lui'K1 lot. IfilxlX"; nat ural nhf.do. Will h'I1 reuH4jna)i( to rloHn an cnlat'. AIko tmiall )t(Mift(t and lot In renr and 3 lot h fuclriK on Lincoln Ht., rfixlI7. 1S07 Went Main Kt. Call 8(i4-II. tvnlnfcn. 2!t KOK 8 A Ms TSxcolloni liomo on went side, on Millionaire drlvn; 24 uer on, 8-rooin houM. lare pine trees, heauttful view: G 't acrp undjr water, i arri fruit, moKt all klndH, 2 urrrg nut tree, acre ftrafipR, balance In winter IdueKrapH. Would con1dir Med ford property aa part payment. Fred C. 8a nO or, Phone 8H6-R-2. 2S0tf FOR HALK -House. largo lot, on North Orange. Price la rlRht. Bee thin property before you buy. Phone 832-W, or Inquire $2 North Orange. I18tf FOR CHRIBTMAB A new mod ern houno for nale like rent. Whnt would ba nicer for the fftml'y? Hrown Whlt. t4f.tr FURS FURS TRAPPERS, NOTICE Wa art Id a position to handle all your skins. Sea ua before 70a soil Medford Bargain House tt N. Orape 8L , , Phone 1062 IP n;s, ! K il,,0ul.tiU tw. iCtaftl ifcitW iiI.U wmtJ : I I I W.r?' ' WELL-THERE WAS ME ( 5ETTIN' UNDER A CABBA&E -THE VPRY . " "OIl SAI-1C AL'TOJIOHIIKS 1U Y WITH tfAKKTY tlood I'sod rut's. lit'-, lll'KK M A ST 10 1 1 SI-:i)AN: li v v ( i t moi-hunh-iil ronilitlun; tin's and finish Ilk now. r.:7 iii'U'K sTAXHAitii si:dan in hoaiitiful i-ondttion 1 !.: Iii'U'K STAMUKO TWO h(KiH SKDAX; wurlh well ovit tho pl'irt askoil. oTivi nifnl Tfi'ms. SCIiKHKK MOTOK TO. Hnli k Deali-r;. 3S-40 N. lilveisido. Phone ' II.W K (IOOI) linlit touring car to trailo for HkUI truck. Will pay cawh difference. jvtlKbl buy truck out rinht. Write, My do I lun.sim, JIT Xarremm St., or see me there on Sunilav or .Monday, Dec. 23 or y4. L'tis FOrv fiAliK iiVKSTOCK Ft tit sai.i: lyke Dairy. taby calves. Vn n FOR SA ,E V head K"d .lersey inws, koimI span of 7-year-old mules, Wilson, harnens, mower, rake, spring tooth, s'.dke liuUh, plow, imtutre at postorriee, lani Point. I. n. Hhaffer. tiS FOR SALE Dairy cows. Call at; I Of. VY. Main St., .Mrdford, or Si-huler ranch, Kngle Point. 3i;r.tf; FOH SALIC 5 real dairy cows. .. ' It. Ninwlck, 271 FOIl SALIC Fresh cows. 4 miles west of Talent ou Anderson creek. 1). C Mule. litiB FOI1 SALE 3 and 4 months old i pigs, cheat). E. P. Hughes. I mile west Sams Valley postofflce. tiT ; FOH SALE 2G head of young'- ewes nt John lllngtmm'B, west of I Applegate 25Htf I i-xm sale nous and pets , ... - - I Foil KALE Th .uebhre.l I-'.mc-! lisll bull puppb-s. W. M. Pllltt.i Central Pulnl. Inquire Herman-j ed Slon: 2 6K t ' r'OH SALE Registered pullet. puppies, flu ami up. piione 1:1-A'.VX-I, Central Point, or Med ford Pollco Station. 26f.tf FOR SALE llarg.ilns ;n pedi greed police puns Irnm high class Muck; one mile west of Phoenix ou Calhoun road, or P. O. Hox 113, Phoenix. 2117 FOR SALIC FoC terrier puppies. ' Muy that boy of yours a real : Christmas present. Phone 1 I4H. S42 East Main. 263lf I'.STRAYHD STRAYED Small bny pony: weighs about 000 pounds, with scar on face. Liberal reward for return. Finder please notify Mall Tribune office or Phone X0X-X. tt FOll SALP. HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE Desll-nblu lot Queen Anne. Tel. 707-W. 25: tf WANTED To hear from owner of gooil farm for sale. Cash price, particulars. D. F. Rush, Minne apolis, Minn. 267 IT TAKES MONEY To get any thing good. Combined orchard, alfalfa and water nnd close to town; 25 neres. Price already advanced to SH.000. Had you heard about that new railroad now due? See HOLMES FOR HOMES. Nash Hotel corner. S6 FOR HALE 3'i neres. 1 mile from Medford on main Pacific high way; 2 acres in tilfalfa mid clo ver, balance In garden laud; modern 5-rooni plastered house, fireplace and numerous billlt-liis. Priced for quick sale al $4500: SKI00 cash, balance on easy terms. See Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc. 269 I'KAU OHCHAItl) Hmnll pr-ar or-4-hard. r. avrn HurtiVttM und An Joiik; Jt ncrcM K"d liind, rhmt1 In; Knod road. noni htilltlliiff hHi. I'i-Ii-p $22011; $1000 runh. K. :. iirn, 20ii sih Hi., MnntKOinnry Ward i.ldK. 2x WIIKN YOU think of real eMate. not) Brown & Whltn. tt FOR SALE A bargain; 85 acren. clone In. Inquire J. Ii. Andrews, 31 N. Orape Bt Medford, Ore. 23Stf KOIt I.KAHK OU HAI.K O-aore ranch; alfalfa, fruit and gardun; Ti-rm. h nu no, nnw chlrkmi holme. Phono 10H7-Y. 267 KOU HALK Lot 73x240; modorn Iioiihc 2(1x28; llvinK room, btd rnom, kitchen, brenkfnKt nook, built -InH, larKo back Hereon IMirrh, KitrK. 1'rli'o $1800; H00 caFh, bal. $15 month. 808 K. nth Ht. 27 ('Oil MALI-: r.-arre liilllrllllK sites; fin., fruit nnrl Krl"t I11111I, lid Joining: .Iiicknonvlll, sr.ti to It I on lw oi-ru. Hit Mi-clfnrrl ICIcIk. T-l. 4L- '.'B'l WANTED We Buy for Cash ' All Used Furniture and Stoves Call 505 W. A. KINNEY Furniture House 315 East Main By Ad Cartel Foil SALK IXKMi KSTATK roll SAI.K Sfti t ifii o, SO aiTfrs. ! Apph-Kote distrii't, U mile from main mad ami rood sihool; ; plmiy walor for stork; ovt-r 3mh ; tifi-s of wood; ood farm land j when flearod: tod fruit land.' j'ldf SltHni; t-ash. IuiIhiho! lorms. Soo thas. Wunall. own-! vv. L'O Wont .lackon. roil sAi.F mis i:i.lam:ois ( PtUt HA 1. 1: Four-hank Corona j pMi tiilih . A barain. SieWarlV Army Store. L'tlK FOR HA most new, Park Ave. -Itoy's overcoat, al le 10 year. 4:'"J FOK SAI.K Mahounny dinhiK room et and piano bench. 1-17-W. - !' FOR SAI.K 1 Kasolino power plant, sullnble fur wood saw, water pump or almost anything. J. K. Peyton. -72 FOR SALE in boxes slump pow der. J. E. Peyton, Trail. Ore. 272 FOR SALE Cheap, Vlctrola and records at 7 1 tl E. Main St. Tel. 7 2'-'. i!7H FOH SALE tlrebp radio, bantam: speaker, 2 llnldwln units, 2 iukii Krnde shotguns. Call Sunday inorning or evcnlntts this week, f. 3 ! Palm. 7 FOIt SALIC 1 pair computing scab's, 1 cash register, 1 type writer and desk. Jlubburd Pros. 271 FOIt SALE Apples: Jonathan, Spitz, SI. Oil: auc without box. Ueliver anywhere In city, phone 407-L. .7 1 FOH HALE At a sacrifice am rabbits and hutches. OUIMNlg W. V. Hates, Central Point. 267 FOIt SALE Fluff rug outfit and weaving mncliinery. rnnne '"-J .-Trrr.-rrT: ; ., DltY WOOD, under coyer. Dry fir l"'r uer; iiarowoou, tier. Longwlll Wood Co., 441 271 No. Fir St. Phone 114I-.I. FOH SALIC 2 aprlnglooih har rows, second hand; 3 tractor plows. Hubbard Hros. 271 FOH SALE Ilaby calf, cream sep arator, Spitr, and Jonathan ap Jiles. Phone R-13-X. 2(17 FOH SALE 2-Inch galvanlned pipe. Phone 1070, after tl o'clock evenings. 267 FOR SALIC Vlctrola with two dof-n records. $2f; single bed. dresser and chiffonier, chair, rug. 75. Phone 610-J-2. 267 FOH SALE Lady's coat, violin, punching buK, football, wedding ring, set ring. Inquire at .Camp Wllhus, North Riverside. 2117 FOR SALE Beautiful now silk drosses at wholesale cost price. Extraordinary value. Come anil see these dresses. Phone DU4-L. 207 FOR STLE Oliver typewriter, good condition, 15; Remington portable, almost new, $40. Cull 964-L. 2(17 FOU HAI.K Hnnd-pnlntcd Clirlst- innn Kilts, Int'lnillnir lmmlkt.r chifrK, clrcssur nnd vanity si.ts, card tnblft covers, KmirKutte scurfs, orgnndle boudoir nnd dnvonport iilllows. lavender bnKB and numerous other Ktfta. Or ders taken, for articles to be made. Reasonably priced. Tel, 3U-L or call at 32Q Houth Holly St. 257tf FOR SAI.II r-Or trndo for fnrm machinery, rndio or vhat have you, one Vorti runnbout with de livery box. Tel. iM-J-2. 2i2tf FOIt SALE Spitzenburu npples, 00c, 7no, 1 box. Woodluwn Or cliard, 1 mile east ot Central I'olnl. 283 FOR BALK trsea sewing; ma chines; nil makes, 5 up; terms If desired. All makes rented and repaired. White Hewing Machine Co., 24 No. Bnrtlett. Iltf FOR HAI.K For sand end (travel, sediment and general teaming. Phone 812-J. Bum'l Bntemnn. tf FOR HAT.K Apples, floltsenbergs, und Newtnwnn. Growers Kx I'hnnge, Fir nnd Stll Hts. 22()tf B0HIMCH8 DIKBCTOIll W'K HAVK hotels, apartment houses, cafes, camp irrounds and business opportunities of all kinds for sale, Htmill acreages to cxchanKc for city properly. Portland property to exchange for Rleilrord homes or acreage. HOIJTHKIl.V OHKOON ItllAl.TV CO.. UK North Itlverside, la- torltim IIIiIk. 2S7 Hl'Kt.'IAI, KQI'IPMK.NT for-hulll-Ing llvestoi'k. Ilawley Transfer. 01!) N. Riverside. Phono 10-l-l-X 29b HKOI'C'KO winter rales on nil lo. cai and lung distance hauling. Insured carriers. Hswley Trans fer. SI'j N. Riverside Phono 1II44-X. 2116 WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M Wilson, C. P. A. Attention giver to anything In accounting anil Income Tax Requirements. Look Into our simplified accounting method. Liberty Hldg., Medford Phone 17. R Rxp-srt AccosntjaM CRAZIER ACCOUNTINO SERV ICE Operating the most com plete and modern bookkeeplns service In 80. Ore. Audits, In. stsllatlons. Income tax. W. A rrsiler, Publlo Accountant Tel 101, 1 RTSINEJiS DIRKOTOBT Abstnctuni , tlURRAT ABSTRACT CO. Ab , timet, of TH1. Title Innuranr Kuoiik nd S. No. tl Norti Oniral Ave., upstnlm. JACKSON CO. A11STUAOT CO. Alisirai-U of TltU and Title lunar, anue. Tbe onl complete TitU S7lein In Jck uiu County. tlilropractlo rtifslclAm DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chlro practle Nere Spectallit. Offl hours ft to 12; 2 to 6. 208-14 UU-rty HlitH. Oftlc pbona 68ft; Res. phono TBu-H. Clilroprnctlc nml Mnssnce. DR. ('HAS. li. H1.MK1NH Klectro I'hiroprartic with ltuatiinn maa Hutu'. Over Woolworth more. 0nirfttttr R. I. STUART A HONS Genera Contractors, Including baa mentft, dltchea, all kinds rt cement and concrete work. R. t Stuart, 217 Apple, ohone til; Gilbert Stuart, IT Ross Court, phone 966-M. Miles biuart. 101 S. Newtown, phone 8&G. FinanctsJ i WE LEND MONEJ to worth! people to pay their honeat debt ! Pacific Coast Credit Association 423 Medford Bldg.. Medford, Or tf Freluht lTnnHportaUo H1KKCE TltUCKlNH CO., Med. ford to Portland and San Fran cisco. Furniture movluK a spec ially. Phone 55 or 437-R-2. LONU DISTANCE HAULING Medford - Klamath truck Una. Dally service. Bonded carriers. Special rates on load lota. Auta Freight terminal. It 8, Fir. Tl 1U33. CALL Portland-Medford Trnca Line for through or Intermedial pdnt service. Slxteen-hour aar vice to and from Portland. Phom 669. Medford. Auto freight tar. mlnal at 86 M, Fir. Medford. Interior Decorator INTEltlOl! DECOltATINO, paint. lug, pnperbaiiglng anil floor wax ing. Fred Onrdner. IMlone 131-W-2. lies. Pcrrydnle, Jackson ville Highway. Insnratm EARL fi. TUMT All forms ot In surance. Fire, Auto, Life, Aock dent, Bonda. Phone 401. 11 Liberty Bldg. Ijomia on Homes LOANS on homea now built g under construction. Eta-at paa cent and no stock to carry. Ra aervlce. Monthly paymenta. -4 Banister Agency, ;no., 106 Main. Tel. 1230. Money to tioan MONEY TO LEND To worth people to pay their bonest dabta Securities of all klndH accepted Jennings Loan Office, K 8. Froil MONEY TO I,END-$l0 to )N to loan on furniture or good se ourlty of most any kind. Cod tracts discounted. Thomas Realtf Co., Houm 12, Palm Block, oot Main and Front, upstairs. 6 Iong lime Ileal Getste UorignKo Loane phone IStl Commercial Finance Corp Mcmord, Oregon DO VOU N10KD MONEY? W make short time loans. Trans, actions strictly confidential. Opes until II p. 111. Room 317 Libert) Hldg. Phone H76-R. H, H. Ban. rilster, II. c. Chrlstner. 6 MONKy on Improved Medford property. Brown & White Agency Inc. 80ltf Monnmentii THE OR HQ ON QRANITH CO.-r Monuments. E. A, Hicks, Osn era! Mnnuger; P. M. Kershaw Sales Manager. I0S N. Front St., Medford Masio. THORVAL H. FOUCENBHRQ Tssrcber of violin; orahestra practice for studonts: also a tie partment for adjusting and rs pairing violins. If you desire a rellnble violin outfit, call t the studio, room 4, College Bldg., II N. Orape Ht Phone 269-J, ' MKUFORD SCHOOL OF MUSIC-r, Hpurta building, Mnln and Ilir? orsldn, Accreilltod teachers. Painting and Papcrhanirlna H. MARX, General Painting Con. tractor, tinting, paperhanglna;, carpentering, repairing. Phone 178-J. Res. 6T Summit Piano Instrncikm FRED ALTON HAIQHT Teaahei of Piano and Harmony. Height Music Htudlo, (li Liberty Bid. Phone 71. lltt Printers and Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO. -Hal tha best equipped printing office In Southern Oregon. Bookbind ing, loose leaf ledgers, bllllne systems, eta. Portlnnd prloee. 17 N, Flr Ht Iladlo Kopalrlnc RADIO REPAIRING The MusM Box, 403 East Main St., Phone 483. has an expert radio tech trlclan from the faotory. We make a specialty of expert repair work and guarantee It. Special consideration to dsalere. Violin Instruction ' JOHN R. KNIGHT Teacher of Violin. Phono 213, Jacksonville, for appointment. Tranete BADS TRANSFER BTORAOB CO. Office 111 N. Vtr M. Phone lie. Prices right er vice guaranteed. DAVIS TRANSFER A STORsYOI Service guarantesd, I 8. Oraee St. Phone St. or residence lite . Window T-lrnrrlsaf LETT OBORQB DO IT Beajee , cleaning, floor waxing, laartee eerrioe. uae. A. amis, l-4 or r2