EMPIRE STATE TO
INAUGURATE ITS
2ND ROOfflELT
Al.HANV.. X. Y . Tj For ilio
second lime, a toosevelt is lo take
thp oath of office an governor "oft
,vw York.
Once again tli historic capital,
looking down from its lnu.foot .
,.evuiln above this olii Dutch city
will act u a niiiRnct to ilraw thou- '
sands 1'roni all parts of the Umpire
Stain and surrounding territory for
ihc Inaugural ceremony New'
year Uuy.
Already the clamor for tickets ,
to l in- assembly chamber where
lha ceremony will be has begun, i
but Robert Moses, secretary . of
state unit ex-official master of i
ceremonies for the occasion, is
V-nn V n i , , 1
1.00 carefully selected fortunate
nnna u-hri n rf In fin nritnlftuil Tli
one wno are 10 oe anmitteu. rne '
rest ot .ew orK state nntl inter-
... i C, V
will he enabled to listen to the ,
ioon-hour ceremony over an ex-
Once aKnin, for 24 hours. Albany .
lonK familiar with state functions, :
will lay aside its cloak of casual'
IniereKt and will take on a fever
ish excitement which will reach its,
climax only when Franklin Delano
Hoosevelt, fifth cousin of the late;
President Roosevelt, takes
oath of office.
the
Tho anticipation already is niak- .
iDB itself felt throughout the city, t
and hotels are flooded with n
0,uextH for reservations. in New
Year's Kvt. hundreds of persons
will thronw the armory for the in
aURural military ball.
Tho ceremonies of the inaugura
tion proper will hcKin New Year's
morning with a mililitry parade in
which units of the New York Na
tional fluard and the New York
Naval Militia from all parts of the !
state will participate.
At noon, nfter all guests of hon-
have been announced by the
Hergeant-at-arms of the state
semhly. and seated on th platform iiuests for rmanelal assistance thai
with tho formal permission of theV"1 to reach him dally. 1
secretary of Mate, the governor- ' A H'ecial "Verein Kiaserdank" I
tdect will enter tho capitol with?h:iS hvon 'Touieil for the purpose . !
his honorary escort. This escm t. ' r. Kracker von
some units of which will wear the . bwum.enfeldt. former tierman .
picturesque uniforms of the wa to Colombia. The treas-
of 11.12. will be composed of uo- '- Richard
taehments of 1' men each from aeehter. vice-chairman of Ule
.1- A-?. " : .. . ,.Ia?h.,.rT: Federation of Pnrn,,.,- nfliee,. 1
New York Citvi (he fii.i 1-4 ..rleiy contributor is assured that :
City; the Old Ouard of
tho City of New York, with their;
towering black bushys, and the .
Troy Citizens' corps. J
Franklin 1). Roosevelt will he 1
introduced to the audience in the
assembly chamber by the retiring
governor, Alfred K. Smith. This
constitutes an innovation in the
history procedure, the governor
elect , having been introduced in
the past by the secretary of state.
Governor Smith's address will be
nnt only one of Introduction, but
something also of a valerlirtory.
It Will be his farewell to the peo
ple of New York state alter a
quarter of a century of almost un
broken service on Capitol Hill.
Then the governor-elect will
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Agency
A. L. HILL, Manager
Phone 105 30 N. Central
Medford, Oregon
'II
"Home's Not Merely
Four Square Walls"
Remember Insurance when
you are aildliiK to your wealth
of household ijo&sessionu.
Prized ruga, furniture and
equipment should be repre
sented In your insurance on
your home.
Take an Inventory nt least
on a year It you would be
sure that your protection is
sufficient. We can help you.
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J. C. Collins, Mgr.
Holland Hotel Bldg.
Phone 130
Road Oil Cleaning
Car Washing
Hardie System
We use special chemicals
for road oil. Will not in
jure finest finish. No
steam used. Host equip
ment in city.
Kxpert Polishing and Ke
finishintr. Vacuum Clcau
inR. ARMSTRONG
MOTORS, Inc.
101 B. Riverside Phone 18
o
UHA?5 TKE V,vE WlTH
mom?
SEES
take the oath or office. As his last
worJ (U(.S flway a plRnal wH(
flashed from a window ot the cap
iUll aml a ,,Blt of ,rtm Ht t
... J
linneii
on the canltol lawn will
' fni-tli ihn ,r. , v., ...... ..- ,.1
proclaliuinif to th. awuitiuK
tnai lm. Kinplre Slate has
chief executive
1 - - -
Hy Louis P. l.ociincr
(Associated Press Corre.vpondent )
LiKli LIN UP) Friends of former''
Emperor Wilhelm II are working
-hroughout ticrmany to raise a
fuml to bc kniiwn ad Kaiser-.
dank which will hn presented to
; in in on tne dun Diruicay, .nmu- '
arv 27. With ibis funil he will hp .
a-iab!l to tlsfy the
numerous iq.
his name will he presented to the
former monarch on his seventieth
birthday.
In a printed "Appeal" which is
befns circulated privately among
Mnarchist circles in (iermnny,
attention is called to the fact that
in the event of victory in the
world war the ex-kaiser's birthday
"would have been celebrated as a
national holiday." The appeal then
ltlnups:
"Many faithful fierhians consid
er that now, more thiyi ever, it lb
their duty toward German honor
and dignity to show their grati
tude toward a monarch who for
decades, from early morning until
late evening thought, worked, and
worried solely for our fatherland.
; yet upon whose head veritable
t mountains of calumny and defa
i mation descend daily.
; "A birthday cheer should, for a
' while at least, make him forget his
sorrow. Hut how can we who are
.impoverished supply it? We know
that the kaiser's greatest delight
: consists In helping others. In
; bringing happiness lo compatriots
, In need. Accordingly, the 'Verein
Kalserdank. which desires In the
spirit of the great Hohenzollera
: princes to establish a community
of interests of the German people
through practical manifestations
. of brotherly love, has devised the
j plan of estahlsihing free berths In
hospitals and free board for re-
cuperatlon in rural districts, dis
i tribution of both to be made hy
the kaiser on his seventieth birth
day.' All "good Germans in whom
gratitude is not yet dead" are in
vited to become members of the
Verein, which alms especially to
help those who were impoverished
through war anil Inflation. "Many
of these are dying a slow death
amid heart-rending material and
spiritual poverty," the Appeal
points out.
People who cannot contribute,
financially to the scheme nro re
quested to offer temporary free
hoard to the needy. Kstate owners
and farmers are urged to offer
free room and hoard to reconva
lescents, doctors to grant free
medical aid. druggists to furnish
medicines, hospitals to set aside
free wardsi
Word Is being passed nut that
all men and women loyal to their
former ruler should concentrate
on the "Kalserdank" movement
rather than split up their efforts.
This will not prevent numerous
nationalist organizations, however,
such as those of former officers, to
meet around the festive board on
the evening of January 27 ami to
send telegrams of congratulation
to the erstwhile ruler of Germany.
It Is also apparent that in a num
ber of Kvangellcul churches pray
ers will he offered for the health
of the former monarch, though
the heads of the church are for
obvious reasons maintaining an
attitude of neutrality toward rh
a movement.
DouftlnH Heads V, S. O. A.
NE YORK. Jan. 5. 7P) Ftnd
lejQK. Douglas, New York, today
was elected president of the Unit
ed States Golf association, suc
ceeding Melvln A. Tray lor, Chi
cago. H. IL Ramsey, New York,
and Roger D. Lapham, San Kran
clfirn, were elected vice-president
at tho nnnunl mcetRu? of tho asso
ciation. 4
Taihvit TliCBirc
NEW YORK, Jnn. 5,
Th. is to be a new IniMor me
Great Whit Way.
The Fox
Is to put
theatren corporation
a 82-ttory bu ldlng at Broad-
up
ThVlollMt In the theatrical ills-
and 47th street. It wm ov
kids
Mi. - .vt GOTTA GIVE HISA
' 'trtlan. sJiCTa, U.. gitt Bt.uin H,to. numl
GERMANS COLLECT!
fTiir iiinrnniui
Iflt. MfttKUMQ;
m nnr umiirinfl
IU hlVt.WLntLWl
,trlct.
MEDFORD MAIL TRTTIFyE,' MEDFOKD,
J I 1 1 GOING TO GIVE CUT THE PIECE I
VIII l A Die (tr nc .. . . . . . . . .
y 3 . . . -w . w. w HALh MUM
T CHOCOLATE -frA
rtercl V CAKE? .r 7" ' ...
GHOSTLY SISTERS
OF MANILA PROWL
AFTER NIGHTFALL'
' y ; a long time, to wail for anything In
liv Kvnn Hopkins he mflvies. Ho the story of Joe
(Asvocinted Press Correspondent Pasternak's career may not be Iti
MAN1LA -(pj Fenr of thre4 terestlng except to ynunK men who
bluck-rolied. headless sisters, Who:s
superstition Bays, lire spread! ng
death in Manila and Its suburbs,!
has caused thousands of Filipinos:'
to mark the front doors of their J
homes with while crosses.
'J he story of the headless sister"?, j
who are called the TathniK Marias.'
ior Three Marys. hean to circujate
few weeks ano. H spread like
wild fire, and today full 75 per
cent of the homes in and around;
Man'ht are marked with crosses.:
AccordinB to those who have
placed the crosses on the,r doors.
h
. ealN, anil
calls anil the person wno nut-
u" " h'"M1 111 ll" "" "
,, " " ".
J " r
he sisters will pass that resulencc
"J . .
; 'IT ! l Z?t
1,aw" w.gi white chalk. Hut
'o been painted ami .-i
frll Z7u
Ibe ioes range from s.n.ole
elaborate. Some consist of just
uo Miaim lint
Others
hav
been executed artistically
and
! with much care.
The story of the three sisters
has had the effect of curbing
neighborly visits in the evening.
Fearing that they might find the
dreaded phantoms on their thresh
old, people answvr knocks at the
door after nightfall only with the
greatest of reluctance.
Kven more Incredulous, and al
so more serious, is a superstition
disclosed in a recent phi pip pine
constabulary report from Da van,
Mindanao, in the southern part
of archipelago.
The report said that a Chinese
store owner ami three oilier per
sons had been killed by the Ata,
a pagan mountain tribe, to fuffill
:i superstition that a wife must be
hurled with the hands of four
murdered persons in order, to en
ter paradise.
A
NEW YORKER
ARGE .
AT
toy . 1). S')iiiotir.
NEW YORK. Who uses the
trans-Atlantic telephone
Every few days It is related that
a big deal In rubber, sugar or flour
has been concluded over a tele
phone call from the United States
to Europe; that n American fi
nancier in Paris has employed the
telephone, to keep in touch With
his stock brokers In New York, or
that a Wall street speculator in
foreign exchange has been enabled, j
by a conversation with Ixndon or
Rome, to reap himself a handsome
profit. . : ' I
Rut these Instances ' yield only j
half an answer. Conversations I
which result in
big commercial
transactions am tho ones that are
told about In the newspapers, hut
they make up only 50 per cent of
the. business of tho trans-Atlantic
telephone lines. The other calls, the
calls nobody ever hears about In
print, are the purely social ones.
A New York sportsman tele
phone to a London friend to ar
range a fortnight of grouse shoot
ing In tho Scottish highlands. Tour
ists, growing lonely in continental
hotels, telephone their families a
continent nwny. Women visit across
tho sea about the health of their
poodle dogs, as nonchalantly as If
they were Rronx housewives chat
ting acrosK an nrcaway r between
apartments.
Executives In charge of trans
oceanic telephony have been nur
prlfed at the number of social calls.
Some days as ninny as 60 telephone
calls are handled by the trans-Atlantic
operator, and day after day
half of them are personal messages.
' Replacing a Memorandum.
The wife of a New York al'iop
keeper, associated with her hus
band in business, went abroad this
fall for the first time, and was aik
ed by her hunband to cnl on some
50 commercial ncqunlntances in
Palis. H act all the addresses
down for her in a notebook and
x day nfter she reached France
she cabled hack thnt she had lost
the hook.
He compared telephone linn"
cable tolls, then cabled her that
he wns telephoning. When he. In
New York, heard her voice In
Paris he hegnn reaoing rnpiuiy a
copy ot the list ff names. To a
atenogropher beside her h re-
p" u" "r "
but four minute, lo rend the names
I at 111 a minute.
I
Screen&fe
Hollywood-
toy Watln Werner.
HOLLYWOOD, Pal. Six years is
neKan their hum-
n e s s career in
1H22. It was then
that Joe Paster
nak, URe 2M.
r i v e d in N"v
York with other
immigrants from
Hungary ami ot
himself a job as
a waiter.
He . a r r i e d
platc-i on the arm' -
in various res . v .
taui ant--. learn - 1 ; .
in;: a Utile Png- :
I i s h the while,
and finally found
Iik Piisicruak
a jb in a motion nleiure studl
cafe on i. una Island. He was such
n L,ir,.t u:iirer thnt Minn Dwail.i
the director, made a tenth -nssNt-ant
director out of hhn. Hy the
lime he got to Hollywood he was KALKSMF.N Make $i a day sell-s-ompnne'
second assistant, nod hail mg Wil.it the people want. No
b-arned so much about the movie
that lie risked all his savinus
$ l ,ini0 In an attempt to prodnc
co medics.
Hp failed; but the money ho lost
taught him so much about the.
value of conomy In picture product
lion that When Wesl.-y Hugg Us
hired him as an assistant he bios- wantF.D
somed out as an expert on cutting" fitVm or
dovn expenses. He saved so much
money for Universal that Carl
Laemmlo, head of the company,
called him in the other day and
told him to return to Europe as
assistant manager of German Uni
versal. That's what some people can do,
with half a dozen years in a new
country. Volix's Across tin' Sea.
The first trans-Atlantic telephone
call was from New York to Lou-
don
Si nco then It has become
posslble to talk from any telephone
in the United States, Canada or
Cuba, and from 3,0u teleplioties
in Mexico, to any telephone in
Great Riitain, Germany, Relglum.
Holland or Switzerland, and to any
telephone In Pari, Copenhagen.
Oslo, Stockholm, Gothenburg or
Malmo. Twenty-six million tele
phone are thus Interconnected.
As r ece n 1 1 y a s 1 1 2 3 , when the
second transcontinental telephone
circuit from New York to the Pa-I
ciflc coast was put into operation, I
each line was used only aboql
twice a day. Today three circuits
handle 40 calls dally from one coaft
to the other. Telephone executive
1inln, n11t th:it tranR-oceanle service
,)as stJirted much more ausple-
iously.
CLAS3IPIE15 ADVERTISING RATES
Ratei Dei word (or fbal Intartlnn 2a;
eroh lucoBsdlng lrirtlon, lot minimum
25c Indfl vour adi With Far Sal. Ft
hent, etc, and count that wordi, at wall
ch initial, taiephona number, eto as
clarified adi oath In advanc. and not
taken over phone, unlett advertiser hat
mortony acoount
No auowaiH iu- aDta
.... -
FOR KXC'IIAXGE
FOR EXCHANGE General store,
service stntion and hotel on Pa
cific hlirh wav: excellent Incut inn
nnd doing a fine businens. This
Is the best business property I
have ever orrered In exchange.
Will trade for orchard, farm or j
town property. Value $3 2, "00.
See Walter 11. Leverette,' Realtor. I
-'j
KOIt KXCMANdi; Kor llnprov.-d
or unimproved nertMiK SIMMi
r-'qulty in moilnrn ni-w G-noni
home. Inquire! r,ti 7 Haven. L'Jili
EXCHA.NOE Nlro home In Mril
. fnril for orchnrd home. Pox N.
.1.. Trlhune. 2S7
WANTKI) SITIATIOXH
SITUATION WA.NTKIr;rpentrtFOI RENT T-roon, .tucco hoiiHe,
new or repair work. Uhonw
T.37-X.
2K6
WANTED General repairing,
lockuniithlnv, phonoitraiih re
pairing. Bicycles, tricycles and
v.-agons for children fold very
reasonable on time. Call and
deliver. Medford Cycle & Kcpalr
Chop, successor to Liberty Ite
palr Shop. 19 N. Kir Ht. Phone
291. Chas. Fisher, pron. Jtf
WANTED
To Buy for Cash
All Your
SECOND-HAND
FURNITURE
Scott Woolf
oRr.coV, SPN g. . Y. JAXTTARY C, W2
I'M VERV PSJOUD THAT MY APPLE
DUMPUNO- IS SO HONORABLE-AMD
fc THOUGHTFUL OF
PARTNER
POSITION wanted by experienced
otfice w o m a n for next few
months. Have worked in bank,
abstract and courthouse. Write
Pox H. . Tribune.
WANTKli -- Housework,
htmr. Phone 1 H4 ."-X.
day or
H Kl.P WAX T V. I I A IJ :
VYANTLD - Middh'-nueil
housekeener with or
woman
without!
small child, who would be con
tented n the count r. Address
.1. K. Long, Washoniial, Wash.,
P. i. 2 Mi
il KLI W ATi:i) .M ALK
WANTED Ambitious men to es
tablish their own business. Must
lie nine to furnish suitable means
of transportation. We offer per
manent work where the profits
are limited only by the efforts
put forth. Pleasant, outdoor oc
cupation, calling on farmers in
home or nearby counties with a
complete 11 m of house hold and
farm necessities, soltl extensively
for 2s" years. For further infor
mation'with catalog, write tl.
Heherling Company. Dept. W.
ltlnomington, Illinois. 2 St;
WANTED Two men with trucks
to peddle apples, pears, potatoes.
Apply c. X- E. Fruit Co. 2;-
WAXTKD Young man lo
deliver
and Work for nro
store. Must
be willing
rk and learn.
Rox I.".. Mail
Tribune. 2MI
capital necessary.
Writti Rox
1 limine.
2S?
WAM'i:i) MlSCFIiKA.NFOl'S
U'ANTKI) liattei-y Had hi, not
over six tubes. Hosch preferred,
, 1 'nnno 3;' 1 1-
To hear from owner of ;
unimproved land for
K. Hawley, Pahlwlu. t
ale.
O.
Wis,
WANTED Children to care for by
hour, dav or week. I'hone 1U4H-,
W. 27 1
.WANTED 1 -ton truck with cab;
mu.st bo in A-l shape; no Ford.
" Will traibi KordHon tractor in
best condition. Write D. F. Jor
genseu, M n rsb field, Ore, 20
WANTED IH25 tar motor; must
be in good condition. Write D.
F, .lorgenscn, Marsh field, Ore.
i'.st;
'WANTED 1 ran give a splendid
t- offer in rent to a woman of re
finement who wants a comfort
able home. 1 want company.
WUl give all home privileges hut
expect person to wait on self In
Avery particular. Rox lol, Trib
une. 2 s;
WANTED Improved small pear
ranch. PI en mo address 1'ox .
Tiibuiie. 27
WANTED Hoarders and roomers.
3 3D So. Central Ave. Phono 1211.
tf
WANTED Wood. Will trnde good
used car for wood.
Armstrong's
On rage Te K
353tf
FOR RENT FURNISHER
ROOMS
PLEASANT room, with or without
board, hi 7Di E. Main St. 27
FOR RENT Furnished room for
gentleman. 32 5 Ho Rlvrnlde
4 vp f
FOR RENT Nice, warm sleeping
rooms, private family; men is if
desired. Price reasonable. Tel.
H17U-J. 2Kli!f
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms.
a;n Apple. UKH
FOR RENT- HOVSES
FOR RENT fi-rm. modern house.
I'hone 831-L.
".'HI
l-DU UKXT KurnlHliril hmiHe.
I'hone 717-Y. ZS6
KOIt KK.VT KnrnlKliiln 2-rnoin
Cullane. 32S K. Jaclon Ht. Tel.
7i:i-V. 2K7
KOIt ItlONT 4-room fiir.nlnheil
houHe, KarnKe. I'hono &33-.I-2.
2K 1 If
KOIt HENT 4-room, nioilern
limine. I'hone SUL'-Y. :'
For. RENT A largo renlilenre
clone In. Iqulro 417-J-2. 270tf
wnn Daaemeni, at iizs went
Mafn.
Inquire 1006 West Main
2G ltf
FOR RENT Homea. Furnished
or unfurnished. Drown & White.
47tf
Clean rags wanted fit tho Malt
Trlhune office. tf
FOR RENT MISCKLLANIXH'H
FOR RENT 1 U acres flno gar- .
tlen soil, 4-ro)m house with bath, i
hot Hud cold wa(er, barn, wood
shed, gsrage nnd chicken house;
nlso nuti! nnd fruits. Rox 12, zrz
JacksonWde. 2M , ST
KOR RENT Ifl-ncre trnct, closo 15
. In. Phone 437-Y.
FURS FURS
TRAPPER8 NOTiafi We aro In
a position to nanme on your BKins.
See us ticfors you sell.
Medford Bargain House
27 N. Grnpo St. I'hone 10C2
o
MAN TO AAAnJ
IIVE RCIM"
HIS O
FOU 1IV.NTAPAHTM i:TS
Koli UKXT Kumished 2-ronm
apt.. Kara tie. Unht and water paid. '
sis; uNo 1-roiim funiifhed apt., :
liht and water paid. $1". In i
ipiire :n-i Portland Ave. 'ST ;
KOlI liKNT Furnished " rooms;
tlownslairs. 2 laiKe rooms up-
stairs; Hulu and water furnlnhed.
iie;l x. harden. JS
FOl'lt-lIOO.M furnished apartment ,
with garage; adtills. Plmne 7 x t .
FOU HENT
apartment,
l'.eatty St.
-room furnished
Imiulro 2 PI
2S!i
FOU UKNT Desirable apt.
Crand.
Hotel
2!' Ti
FOU KENT Furnished rooms
and apartments, ulno bachelor j
room. Plmnc 422-L. i! i
FOU HENT Furnished apt.. 3
rooms and garage, $20. Inunire
345 W. 2nd. 2;ytf
FOU KENT
downstalrs.
- Clean apartment,
118 Genesee. 2 SB
'OH RENT
Main.
-Heated apt. 800 W.
212
FOR RENT
3-room furnished
apartment with garage; fully
modern; hot and cold water and
light supplied- Sunrlup Super
Service Station, corner 12th and
Riverside. 2f.3it
FOR RENT Modern furnished
apartment. 345 North Jhirtleit.
Tel. 77.3-M. 27tf
FOR RENT Furn. 2-rm. npts.;
private hath, electric range, hot
and cold water. Phone 12. 21tf
FOR RENT Furn. 2 and 3-rm.
apts.; garage. 004 W. 10th.
1 K5tf I
MISCELLANEOUS
SPECIAL EQUIPMENT for haul
ing livestock. Hawley Transfer.
6RI N. Riverside. Phono 1044-X.
ANYWHERE FOU HIRE Ten-
pass bus: low rates. lo. Chas,
R. Howard, 11 211.
2 f 7 1 f '
!
REDUCED winter rales on oil lo
cal nnd lomr d 1st nice huHng
Insured carriers. Hawley Trans
: for, ii I 9 -No. Ulvorsldo. - Phnn
1044-X. 293
CASH PAID for furs, hido and
pens. juhiiHon's Alarkut, 323 N.
Grape St. Phone H7, 243tf
LOSX
LOST Wednesday, Indies' figured
silk pongee scurf. Return to
Mail Tribune. 2K
TAKEN VP
TAKEN VP One 2-yr.-obl red
heifer, branded C. o. on tight
side, marked with split In left
ear. Owner may have same by
paying for nd. E. W. Kubll,
Applegnte. 2
FOR SALE REAL ICSTATK
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE An
Ideal suburban home, C roomn,
completely modern, fireplace,
numerous hut It-inn; located on
highway one mile from city lim
its of Medford; 3' acres of ex
cellent land, paid-up water light.
Tolal price $4 500. Tor ins, or
would consider Toledo, Oregon
property. See Charles A. Wing.
Agency. Inc.,
IS No
Front St
Medford, Ore.
2K7
KOll HAI.K ni'llt llttlB 4-room
HUhtirhan home; 2 ncreH llliinteil
lo )eiirheH, wiiliultH nnd Mtniw
ItelTleHU loctited olio mile front
town on hiBhway. Total price
83'jril). TurniM. Heo Chfll'luH A.
S'1iik AKimcy, Inc. Phono 72S.
2N7
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE One
of the best pear orchards In the
va 1 ley ; 2 tl a cres 1 n pea rs. fl
acres In peaches, balance , of 70
acres In grain and pasture. Out
of frost zone. Excellent farm
house, all modern: all slock and
equipment goes with place, To
tal price gix.uno. Will consldet
city properly up to ?,000. See
Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc.
IK No. Front St,, Medford, Ore.
27
FOR RENT OR HALE 2-Ri-ncro
r a n c: h, near Medford; 7-room
house, large barn. ml. from
school. Jfi9 No. Central. 2S(!
RARGAIN 200 acres near Ruch:
AO acres plow land, fenced: rivit
In wood; equipped for sheep nnd
poultry; water in houce and for
garden, berries and fruit trees.
Rox 200, Mali Trtbuou. 27
WHEN YOU think of real estate,
see Hrown & White. tf
FOR SALE AVTOMOIIir.ES
KOR HALE OR EXCHANGE
Rulck Master Six. 7-pnssenger
Deluxe Sedan, perfect condition.
Terms or take equity In sma II
h'Me. Phone 1 2;i". 2
WANTED
We Buy for Cash ,
All Used Furniture
and Stoves
.Call 505
W. A. KINNEY
Furniture House
315 East Main
3
j.
PARDNER5V
By Ad Carter,
OOH'T
1
"A PSICD CAR WITH AN O. K.
THAT ClK'NTS"
1&27 ObUmobile Deluxe l-door j
s-dan. low mileage, perfect eon- ,
dltion. l!2ii license 7l'.. ,
Chevrolet Coach, low mile-:
a lie, ll'L'a licens- VihTi j
P.I27 Cliev Cabriolet, perfect car. j
1M2! license 83', I
1!H'7 l oach, a pood family car. ;
good shape S42f. '
pt27 Ford Coupe, . wire wheels, ,
bumpers, Uuxtell axle, very low 1
mileage, fjood finish $2Sr,
1 b y r f'b-.v Uo;ub-'et m.VV P"".
mechanically O. K $235
e. ,.!. ., ,u..i
w ith trade and terms.
l'IKIiCi:-.LLKN MOTOR CO.
I'sed Car Lot,
Nth at Itnrtlett. phones mi 1 r0.
ARMSTRONG OFFERS
11211 LICENSE FREE
We are making this offer for ten
(DO dnys only on the best uuar
anteed used ears In town.
Lowest Terms.
ARMSTRONG MOTORS, INC.
Hudson-Essex and Oldsmobllo
Cadillac and LaSalle.
Tel. IS. 2 S 1 1 f
FDR SAM
-HOMES
FOR SALE A beautiful Utile East
Side home of i rooms, on pave-
nieiit, lovely yard, hnrdwood
floors, fireplace, modern built- j
in u uen en, w ireo ior eieciric
lange, basement with furnace. A
rial buy at S12HU; $2foi cah.
balance like rein. See Charles
A. Wing Agency, Inc. Phone 72.
27
F(R SALE 5 -room modern home
on cornel- lot near new high
school, $27'u:. S100 down, bal
ance easv terms. Charles R.
Rav. RetUtor, Medford National
Rank Rldg. 2SH
,FOR SALE M.Mio equity in .it
tractlve duplex on east side pav
j ed street, lo trade for small un-
incumbered home or clear acre-
age. Chillies. R. Ray, Realtor,
Medford National Rank Rldg
2x
F ) 1 1 S A I ill I J V KSTOClt
r Olt SAl.l'. len neau oi jersey
and Guernsey heifer springers.
W E. Nicholson, Ross Lane. 2
FOR SALE One A-l young Jersey
en" , .e.tV int.Kui .tMki OIK"
(ester, frt'sh Jan, 21; also Jersey
heifer, 10 mo old. Ed Gerwlg,
Egn aJ' h a r d . 1 K
FOR SALE POULTRY
P R 1 7. 10 - I X XING R ronze t urkey
cockerels, 20-211 lh $10.50- $12;
pullets, 11-111 )b $f..r.0-7. Mrs.
Arch WiiKsnii, Harrlshurg. Ore.
2 it
FOR SALE liaby chicks from
Hollywood strain While Leg
horns, lfic. Lyons eleclrlo brood
ers, half price. Wlmins Joultry
Farm. 2'.M
IlooKlXG orders now for chicks;
Rocks. Reds, Leghorns, Nothing
belter. Prices cheap. Square
Deal Hatchery, 1107 Kimt Main.
Phono if 1 H-L. :'!!
FOR SALE Single comb Rhode
Island cockerels for breeding;
young, thrifty birds from prize
winning stock. These birds will
average 10 pounds nt maturity.
wooiverton Ranch, 1 miles n.
E. Central Point. 279tl
FOR KALE DOGS AND PETS
FOR SALE Registered Roston
hull pups, 14 montiis old. Phone
1222-R.
22
roit sai.Iv mis('i:i,i,am:oi s
ytlu wai l.'
DinliiK room taiile J
anil ctlail-H.
FOU BALE Electric pnrlr.blc
Hlnger sewing maohlna nnd per
colator. Call Lake Holul, after
10 a. m. 2 Ml
'HHt HA1.E Electric rango at real
bargain; alio) other hoiiHcholil
good. Pleasant View Kami,
KOIt HALE Cholcn nlfalfii and
grain hay. flume GD7-K-I. 2K
KOIt HALE Western Mlee. wnsher,
lata model, coniiiosltlnn cyllndi'r,
good shape, $30, Maytag Htlop.
2KK
KOIt HALE Hecond-hand Kord
son; good shape. Neidurmeyer
Bros., Jackannvllle. 2!l0
FOIl HALE Huper-Masladon ever,
bearing strawberry plants from
InMpecled stock. Plants set now
yield first crop In Varly spring.
Blossoms anil berries in all stages
of development from thon on till
after killing frost In autumn.
We harvested many berries ui!
through the season wolghlng over
nn ounce each. Berries from
these plants, lfl filling n pint
cup, were on display at the 1!I2X
county fair in the Monarch Heed
& Keeil t'o.'s booth, plants ?2
per 100; 15 per 1000. Wooiver
ton Itaiavh, 1 Hi tnllea N. E. Cen
tral Point. 273lf
FOR HALE Psoa sowing ma
chines; nil makes, $5 up; terms
If desired. All makes rented
and repaired. White Hewing
Mnchino Co., 14 No. Bartlett.
Illf
FOR HALE For sand and gravel,
sediment and general teaming,
I'hone U13-J. Ham'l Batoman.
tf
FOR HALF Apples. Bnltienbergs.
and Newtowns. Growers Ex
Chang". Fir and 8th His. 220tf
HL'SI.VENS IHHK.OTOHY
Window Chunliig
LET OnOltnK 7JO IT Hons
cleaning, floor waxing. Janitor
service. Geo. A. Soely. Phon
103-J or 1171.
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VAC, I) SEVEN
111 SIM lUKICCTOKY
Abstractors
MURRAY APSTHACT CO, Ab
! NtrucU at Title, Title Insurance.
, Rooms 3 mid 6, No. 3- Nortn
Central Ave., upstairs
.1ACKKOV CO.
ARSTR.UT CO.
Abstracts of Tltlo
mid Title Insurance-.
Tho only
complete Tlilu
System In Jack
Him i'ounty.
Clilropractlo I'hyslciiins
lit. i:. W. IIUKK.MAN Chiro
practic Xoivf Specialist. Office
hours 9 to 12; 2 lo 6. 203-204
,iImti.v liidp. Office phone &hi;
lie, phone 790-11.
f (mtnit'iors
R. I. ST P A I ;T .V: S l XS-Generu I
Contractor, including buc
ments. ditches, all kind i I
cement and concrete work. R. L
Stuart. 2 1 7 Apple, phone G-l Ji;
Gilbert St tut rl, 1 7 Ross Cour.
phone !H;i?-M. Miles Sluarl, tiu4
H Wwtnwn phnn. SO
F.xnrt Accountant
FRA.IER ACCOUNTING SERV
ICE Operating the most com
plete and modern bookkeeping
service In So. Ore. Audits, in
stallations. Income tax. W. A.
Frazter, Public Accountant. Tel.
1105. '
WILSON. AUDITING Co. 12. M.
Wilson, C. p. A. Attention given
to anything In accounting and
Income Tax Requirements. Look
Into our simplified accounting
method. Liberty Bldg., Medfurd.
Phone 157-R.
A. ORIN SCHENCK Accountant
and a ml it or. Systems installed.
Income tax specialist. 410 Med
ford Rullding. Phone 32 1,
Financial
WE LEND .MONEY to worthy
people to pay their honest debts.
Pacific Coast Credit Association,
423 Medford Hldff., Medford, Ore
if
Freight Transportation
PIERCE TRUCKING CO., Med
furil to Portland and San Fran
cisco. Furniture moving a spec
hilly. Phone 55 or 437-R-2.
LO N G PI ST A XC E HAl.LI NO
M ed ford - K la mat h t ruck line.
Dally service. Ronded carrlem.
Special rates on load lots. Auto
' Freight terminal, 3tl S. Fir. Tel.
1033.
C A L L Portland-Medford Truck
Line for through or Intermediate
point service. Slxteen-hour ser
vice to and from Portland. Phone
0(311. Medford. Auto fre'cht ter
minal at 3(1 S. Fir, Medford.
Interior Decorator
INTERIOR DECORATING, paint
ing, paperhnnging and floor wax
ing. Fred Gardner. Phone 731-W-2.
Res. Perrydale, .Jackson
ville Highway. l;
Insuntiicu
EARL H. TPMY All forms of In
sura nee. Eire, Auto, Life, Acci
dent, Romls. Phone 402. ,301
Liberty Rldg. - ' '
! Loans on Homes '
LOANS on homes now built oi
under construction. Eight pet
cent nnd no stock to carry. Reai
nervlce. , Monthly payments.
Ranisler Agency, Inc., 1U6 W,
Main. Tol. 1230.
Money to Loan
MONEY TO LEND To worth)
people to pay their honest debut
Securities, of all kinds accepted,
Jennings Loan Office, 5 S. Front
MONEY TO LEND $50 to $26ft
to loan on furniture or good ne
eurity of most any kind. Con
tracts discounted. Thomas Real
ty Co., Room 12, Palm Rtock
cor. Main and Front, upstairs.
6
Ixine Time ,
Real Kstaui v
Mortgage lAan9
Phone 1323 ' '
Commercial Finance Corp.
Mcirnwl. imn..
Do You Need Money?
Wo miilie short tlirie loans.
Transactions Htrlctlv eoiifldentlal
317 Liberty Bills. Phono 078-It.
H. II. Ilanlntor, H. C. Chrlslner.
liv. MONEY on hnnroved Medford
property. Brown fc White Agency
Inc. . . aiotf
Mununients
THE OIIKOON GRANITE CO.
MonumcntH. 12. A. Hicksv Oen.
erul Manager; P. M. Kershaw
Hales Manager, 302 N. Front
Ht., Medford.
Mlislu
THOltVAL H. FOLKENBERO.
Teacher of violin; orchestra
practice for students; nlso a dc
pnrtment for adjusting and re
pairing violins. If you desire u
reliable violin outfit, call at tho
studio, room 4, College Bldg., 31
N, Urn pe Ht. Phone 259-J.
Palming atul Paperhnnjrinff : -
II. MAKX, General Pnlntlng Con
tractor, tinting, pnperhunging,
careiiterliig, repairing. - Phono
1 " 67 Hiimnilt;
Plnnn Instruction -
FRED ALTON HAIOIIT Teacher
of Piano and Harmony. HiiighC
Music Htildlo, 318 Liberty Bldg.
Phono 72. 168ti'
Pr Intent and Publishers
MEOKOItO PRINTING CO. Has
I ho best, equipped printing offlco
In Houthern Oregon. Bookbind
ing, looso leaf ledgers,' hllKug
systems, etc. Portland prices. 37
N. Fir Ht.
llnillo Itcimlring
RADIO REPAIUINO Th Muslo
Box, 402 E.'iut Main Ht:, Phone
433. has an expert rndio toeh-
trlcian from the factory 'We
mako a specialty of expert repair
work and guarantee it. Special
consideration to dealers.
Transfer
KADS TRANHFER A STORAGH
CO. Office 111 N. Fir St.
Phone I6. I'ricea right. - Ber-.
vice guaranteed. . w '
DAVIS TRANSFER & STORAOW
Service guaranteed. 20 8. Orap
St., riiuua 04, or residence 10, e,
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