MEDFORU MXlTj TRTBTTNE, SfPlDFORT), QUE COX, SUNDAY. -MAT 121929.
PXOTC SEVEN
PINE BEETLE WAR
WOODS TO STARTI
The outlook now i that the
pine beetle pest eradication cam
paign In Crater National park
which has been hani?iiif? fire for
weeks past, beyond headquarters
reparation -being made at Anna
Spring camp by the small crew
of workers there, to establish vari
ous pine beetle workers' camps
throughout the park, will, get un
der way sometime this week if the
Know has packed down hnrd
enough for the. heetlo destroyers
to !J,npot" the trees that need to
be eared Tor.
', The snow has been so deep and
Koft that so far it has prevented
thin spqtting work belit; tinner'
inken.' Superintendent E. C, So
linsky of the' park will tso up to
the park this week to learn the
exact situation ' -- ,
The pinn -beetle work will get
under way as soon as possible,
and will then be rushed to com
pletion by crews of workers num
bering iu or more men, as it must
be finished before the hot weath
er Hptt? in.-, . . ,. ,
flhe government has appropria
ted $0000 for this 'campaign and
, this money .will only he- available
i liis season, and if not used will
revert back to the government, as
no provisionr was made in the leg
islation for the appropriation, for
the sum to be available next year,
if it could not ho tiHCd this sea
son. Hence the anxiety to get at
the work and rush it thru in time
be tore hot weather arrives, as
no work towards destroying the
pine beetle can be" done after
that time. , , -
, Fort Hubbard, ranger, -"MaVtin
Palmer, mechanician and Cbas.
fJoold, truck driver, of the Crater
National jiark Maff left yesterday
. for the park to do preparatory
work there fur the opening of the
Crater jtkft season July' 1st, arid
- join the workers already thereat
the pine beetle headquarters at
Anna Spring camp,
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TO SECURE F
CIRCUS TICKET!
' Say, kiddies h , t , i
- 1 t' only four ;. mope-; ;ilits: until
AI. CI. Harnes' big circus will show
In Med ford, and , if you haven't
earned , one of the tickets being
given by 'the Mail Tribune, better
busy -tomorrow. -" '
(..el your parents, your uncle,
aunt, neighbor or -friend '"to. give
you a two 'months subscription to
ihis paper, must be a new sub
scriber bring or send the name,
address and SI. 50 to this office
and you will receive free a ticket
that -will admit any child, 1 G or
under.' to AI. (I. ' liarnes' . main,
circus, to' the wild west show and
,to the Hide yhow. The valflc . of
these 'tickets Is' $1.25. . ' .
'"pon't wait tint it the' circus comes
and 'goes and then be sorry" you
did, not innke a little effort, seedfe
a subscriber and get a' free ticket.
..A number uf caildren have al
ready secured tickets. ' (
This offer is good for 'any child
10 or under, in this city or valley.
AMAT11LLO Tex.. May 11. (JP)
Five men wero killed, a woman
was believed -fatally injured and
more than a score of guests w'ero
hurt in a fire that destroyed the
toul'im hotel hero today. '
Another
Orchard
Opportunity
A combination dairy and orchard
proposition; 18 mica full bear
ing penrs, -10 ncrcs alfalfa. Big
dairy barn, fully equipped. Good
herd, dairy equipment. Pasturo,
Bpi lim water. Fine home. This
place Is Out n wnys, but Is worth
all the owner Is asking. See,
this and be convinced. Don't
phone. ' V " ' " '' '
E. 0. CORN
Montgomery Ward Bldg
Have your car look as II should
new, nplc-aml-span, thoroughly
cleaned by
AIR PRESSURE
Removes all dust, dirt, mud, etc..
without Injury to the paint or
varnish finish.
ILLUMINATION FOR
BUSINESS HOUSES
JO BE DISCUSSED
-Aureal treat is n stoiv'fpr tho$e
who. attend , the regular1 nSonthl
meeting of the Medford Merchants
association at the Hotel Medford
tomorrow evening as Geo. Iluck
er," well known authority on elec
trical Illumination will deliver 'an
interesting address. Mv Rucker
Pacific coast manager for the
Holophane Company, is a member
of the Illuminating Engineers so
ciety and is1 a : Fellow of the
American association and is con
sidered one of the most outstand
ing lighting experts on the const.
In his address before the Med
ford Merchants' association. Mi.
Rucker will give some interesting
pointers on proper store illumination,-
lighting of displays windows
and street lighting. Since good
store and window illumination 'Is
essential to successful merchan
dising, the Medford business men
will be vitally Interested in Mr.
Rucker's address.
-; Another drawing card for Mon
day's merchants' meeting will bo
a tnlk by perry B. Armold, presi
dent of the Armold Sales Training
Institute. Mr. Armold is conduct
ing a series of lecture courses at
the Hotel, Medford nt the present
time.
There will be other features for
Monday's meeting, according to
Clarence A. Meeker, president of
the Itusiness Men's association, In
cluding music and the annual
round-table discussions.
SAILOR FAILS TO
: UPSET WIR. HAND
Ralph Hand, former Gold Hill
man, now of Washington, rrmy not
make such a startling comeback
as he expects If Sailor Jack "Wood,
whom he meets at the armory to
morrow night under the auspices
of :th5 1 J. O. O. P. ; grand lodge
committee, has his way? Wood, as
the result of continued heavy
training, -declares' he is in the best
condition he has been for the past
year. He feels much better than
when he met and put up such good
matches with Hilly Edwards and
Tom Alley. ' 1 ' '
Hand 'hap arrived and has been
working odt nt his old stamping
grounds In the Gold Hill section,
where he will hnve most of his sup
port lp Monday night's match.
Hand has wrestled with some of
the 'best men In the game and still
'takes pride in the toe hold which
made himt famous when lie was
Here several years ago; '
Boxing fans will delight In the
special boxing event between Pal
iPadelford of Medford and Jack
McCoy of Seattle. McCoy will be
remembered by fans for his bout
.Willi Austin Rosander of Ashland
at the armory a short time ago. If
ho performs as well as he did that
lnight, Padelford may no longer be
the, local pride. As a'preliminary,
Joe Corbett will box Eddie O'Con
nor four rounds. '. .. ;
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Coast League
, Yesterday
' Const- ' :. '
Sacramento 20 3
Missions .......,.,,..,..,.14 17 ,1
(Eleven innings). '
Batteries: ' Krause, Nevera and
Hoffman, Baldwin; Bryan, Raehac,
Krutes and Koebler.
' ' It. II. K.
I 'Hollywood- 2 7 0
I Oakland 8 11 M
-Batteries:- Johns. Cftvet and
Hassler, Cook; Crahead and Loin
bardl. R. H. E.
Seattle .....: 0 6 2
Pan Francisco 13 IB 1
Batteries: Plpgras and Steln
eckc; Jacobs and Heed.
R. H. 13.
Portland 6 11 1
Los Angeles 7 10 1
. itatterles: Knight and Bates;
Roberts, Holllng, Peters and Han
nah. 1
SALEM, Ore.. May 11.
With ftix new prisoners dressed
in Friday and only three released
the population of the state peni
tentiary touched a new high mark
Saturday morning with a registra
tion of 743. ' '
ENGLEWOOD, N. J., May 11.
tP) Colonel Llndlwrgh and his
Anne like to motor - bareheaded.
Hatless both, they havo been
noted flying meaning going fast
In an automobile, on the west
bank of the Hudson.
$3750
Furnished House
Terms
Large llvjng- and dining room
across front, sleeping porch,
fireplace, bullllns. Practically
new, modern throughout. Klec
tric ranKe, beds, tallies, etc?., in
cluded. Ciood location on paved
street.
$3600
$1000 Cash, Easy Terms
2'-i acren. All In growing gar
den, berries, flowers, shrubs;. I
room modern English lype
house. Nothing better offered
Sec this.
E. C. CORN
Montgomery Ward Bidg
HIGH STUDENTS IN SROGUE MEDICS TO
GHEMISTRYTESTSEEfi'WEDNKbAY!
The ohemistryj department of j
the .high school is. agalnrepre--;
sented In a state-wide contest, thlsj
one being sponsored by the Ore
gon section of the American)
Chemical society. The contest is .
unusual In at least one respect'
in that the various high schools '
enteivd compete by examination
only. Thirty-one high schools ofj
tho state have entered the -con-j
tout- i.ti r.r m. t,.iinf an
amination on Friday of Jast week.
Tho rules of tho contest require
that a school desiring' to ' enter
the contest register team with
the state committee not later than
April 16th in order to qualify for
the examination, the latter cover'
Ing tho entire first year chemts
try course. The number repre
senting a school is based on tho
number of students enrolled In
chemistry.- An enrollment of 24
or less will entitle a school to a
team of three members, while
schools having a larger enroll
ment than 24 are entitled to threu
members for tho i firat . 15 stu
dents enrolled and one additional
member for "every-'" 10 'above' 3 B.
The examination is written, nnd
the papers are forwarded to the
state committee.- " A' trophy -1s
awarded to the team having the
highest standing.?
P. is interesting to noto that of
the thirty-one schools registered
in the contest only two have a
larger enrollment than Medford
high.
The team representing Medford
high was coached by II. F, Cope;
head of science, and consists,, of
the following members: ?
1 Leonard Hayssen, Max. Bray,
Donald Moore, Walter Harris. Al
an Carley, Woodrow Jones, Beu
lah Gore, Susie Shelton, . Doris
Jones, Hutb Hchow.
1
rtenreeoiUliiB Medford In llic
hi.' J'aeific ' coast trap shoot, S.
O. Mondenhalf is spendiriK svtral
dys In Del Monte, Calif., shootlllR
against vsqne of the best trap-shoott-rs
ln the nation. Mr. Men
denhnll Is reKarded as one of tho
host ' shots' in southern Oi-ORon.
hut as yet nothlnpr has heen heard
of his record in tho present shool.
FlifilSTATE
T
CORVAiIS, Ore., May 11. (IP)
Throe 'all-time state records were
broken and two were tied at tho
third annual hi(,'h school track
meet here today.
Franklin hlKh school of Port
land, won 'the championship .of
Oregon In the intei-schoiastlc track
a'nd . field events w ith ' 28 3-10
points. , Fyock of Franklin with
ten points was the Individual star
of the meet. Portland hlKh
sehdois nnd Hill military aca
demy, Portland, carried off more
honors than all tho rest of the
state combined.
Skaggs Stores
Advertising Director
Visits Medford
S. J. Pickens of Oakland, Cnl.
advertislnp.dlrector of .kaKg-s flafer
way Stores, Inc., was in Medford
Saturday transacting business with
J. L,.' llethcote, district manager-
ftnd investigalioning conditions In
'Medford nnd vicinity. Mr, Pickens
Is delighted with the wonderful
prospects In this valley and with
the Increased business at tho two
Medford stores, a great deal of
credit for which is due to tho
management of Mr. lleathcote.
' Mr. Pickens is also a great be
liever in advertising, as aro the
Skaggs Safeway store owners.
Mr. Pickens says the' company
now has over 3200 stores, scattered
all over tho country, nnd during
April of this year its business
showed an increase of 106 per cent
over April of last year.
The company purchased the Mil
ler market In Klamath Falls a' few
weeks ago, hns remodeled the
building, put in new fixtures and a
new slock and will have its open
ing next Saturday. May la.
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DF.S MOINKS, Iowa, Mav 11.-
(P) Dr. T. T. Shields, president of
the hoard ot trustees of Des Moines
university, announced today that
the entire faculty of the univer
sity had been dismissed."
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WINNIPEG, Man., May 11. (i?)
A score of fires roared through the
parched forests of northn Mani
toba and Saskatchewan today, de
stroying huge stands of valuable
timber and threatening settle
ments. -
FOR LEASE
Wardwell Fur Co.'g Store
Leveretto Block ' 0
, Around corner from
Montgomery Ward Co.
PHONE 900
MENDENHALL AT
DEL MONTE SHOOT
The members of the Southern
Oregon Medical association are
looking forward with" relish to the
thirty-eighth annual session of this
body, which will be held at tirants
Pass next Wednesday, May 13, the
programs of ' which are being sent
out by Dr. E. A. Wood of Ash
land, secretary of the association.
' The chief speaker on this occa
sion will be Dr. William Mayo of
the famous Uochcster, Minn..
clinic, who, in coin puny with Dr.
Kobort Coffey (if Portland, re
cently visited the Woodland, Calif.,
sanitarium conducted by Mayo
physicians, and will also address
the state medical association meet
ing to be held at l.a Grande
May 16.
The doctors of Lane, Coos and
Klamath counties, and of Siskiyou
county in neighboring California,
are also invited to attend the all
day session of the assocla'lon at
Grants Pass.
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MEDFORD SiGN IN
PORTLAND LAUDED
Tho following letter was re
ceived last week by C. T. Haker,
secretary of the Medlord Cham
bei- of Commerce, from K. O. Har
lan, editor of tho Oregon Huuiness
magazine, complimenting Medford
and southern Oregon on a new
sign board' in Portland:
We- want to congratulate your
comiminlly 'upon securing a very
beautifully painted sign-board In
Portland, located at ltltli and
Sandy Hlvd., on which the shell
oil Company has a very beautiful
reproduction of Crater liuke.
The Foster & Kleiser Company
certainly turned' out an artistic
board in this case and being stra
tcgically located is seen dnily by
thnllFOndq of,pee-le, fl"d (lM"!-'r
- li.un.a ;:v'a.-..:i l:i..j ; umlr.e.'
will catch the attention of people
coming in over the Columbia Riv
er highway to Portland.
This is a splendid example of
cooperation on the part pf the oil
companies and we presume they
acquainted you with the fact that
the board had been pninted.
Monday nig'ht's' nSooting of tho
American T.eirlon iinm will Un cur
tailed to .sonic ..extent- to enable
the veterans to attend the smoker
billed for the same night In tlie
armory.
Action on tho Invitation of the
Portland Rose festival commit
tee for tho post drum corps to at
tend the nnnieil fcaflvlHeu unit
other Important mailers will coliio
scheduled 'to convene promptly fit
eight o clock. . -A
LOIIISVILLK, Ky., May, 10.-i-(P)
Tlie annual Bpring meeting at
hlHtotic old Churchill, Downs, scene
or the Kentucky derby, will open
here Saturday with the Clmk
handicap as the opening (lay fea
ture. t .
Tho Clark, named In honor of M.
Lewis Clark, foamier of Churchill
Downs, has a continuous record as
old ns the Kentucky derby ItHelf.
It was founded In the same year.
CLASSIFIED AEnYfmfllNA nATFft ' '
RatM Pflr word for first Imsrtlon, 2o
ah tucoeadlno InMrtlon, lot minimum
ina your sat with For &!, F
Rent. to.. and oounl thMa wnrda. m wall
H oh Initial, ttltphont number, sto as
word. .
ClaHlftsd adi oath In advanoa and not
taken ovar phone, unleae advertlear hat
monthly aooount. Na allowanoe (or vtone
rrore.
WANTED MtSCEXlANEOrjS
HO MB WANTED 1200 clear
house as first payment. Don't
forget Deal & Knight (or Real
Instate bargains, 20 . X. llarllett
Phone 1030.- 53
WANT 2 to shnre expenses to Los
Angeles. Nice car, experienced
oriver. itereronces exchanged.
Address Dox 630, Mnll Tribune,
r.2
WANTED To garden 2 acres on
shares. Everything to work with.
Phono 084-J-2. CI'
WANTED -To rent modern 7 or 8
room houec with double garage.
Phone Jacksonville it-F-1 2. fi I
WANTED To cut hay on sharca.
Dan Penrce, Jacksonville. Oro. 51
WANTED To rent small piano.
State rent price. Address Box S.
P., Mail Tribune. 61
WANTED 200 feet 3 or 4-Inch
second-hand pipe and second
hand 2-Inch centrifugal nump.
Phone 863-Y. &0
WANTED--2nd hand goods & Junk.
. Pat's, 1506 Prune. Tel. 647-T,. 6!)
RANTED
To Buy for Caiti
v AU Your
SECOND-IIAND
FURNITTJRB
Scott Wbolf
Ill-XL' WANTICD MALE
SA1.KS.M EN
Ku! n bin mnm-y ell
ins tun- special Slu.iHitl ncoiileiU 1
iey pavim- SJo weekly acci-
uVnt or M'kOsx benefit. Entire
i-ust to men or women 410 year- :
ly. Liberal commission. Wholn i
or pan time agents making tug
nioio'v. Commonwealth Casualty
'o Dept. 72, 7 3 Montgomery Si.,
Jersey City, ,. J. 51
WANTED Jt once, good live!
salesman foi popular light 6 car.
Plume l.tM. 51
LAiiGE manufacturing company
having brunches in many states
wants distributor each county;
no selling; should net StiS week
ly. Homo Town Branch, Box
1124,, Lancaster, Pa, 51
WANTED Ambitious, industrious
person to introduce and supply
the demand for HawlelKh House
hold Products in Grants Push and
Medford and other nearby towns
or rural districts; J15U to $400 a
month or more clear profit. Haw
leigh methods get business every
where. Xo selling experience rc-
ouired. We supply products, out
fit, .sales anil service methods
everything you need. Profits in
crease every month. Lowest
prices; best values; must com
plete service. W. T.. Uawletgh
Co.. Dept. Ott-2722, Oakland,
Calif.' " ' " ' 51
HR1,P WANT1S1 FKMAIjK
W.W'TKO Woman fur general
housework by the month. Phone ;
Mrs. Crawford, 1030. 62
WANTED SITUATIONS
WA.N'THU. .To euro for ldrly
people or children or position as
housekeeper. Phone 034-1.. 53 j
WAXT13D Unincumbered worn- I
an for housekeeper nnd care of;
child 1 M. . year, In Don-is. Good
hiimo, permanent. 1U. 2. Itox ;
12H. 51 j
WANTCri Reliable person for
housework; experience In cook
int: required. Telephone Mrs.
Robert Rubl. 86K-X, between S
and !l a, ni. if
WAN'TI'D Housework; day or
hour. Phono 134 5-X. 70
FOU ItlSNTl nOOSFS
FOR SAl.l-I l-'lvn-roonr furnished
house with garage; modern. In
quire 223 No. Riverside. ' 03
FOR RENT Small ' furnished
house, 3 rooms und bath; clean;
e'e-Ji In: .-.-MituM" I'nr two. in-
FOR RENT Pnrlly furnished 5-
room house to right ltarty. Call
at GJ0 Clark St. 56
HOUSE FOR. RENT 4 rooms,
screen porch, wood range, lin
oleum on floor, bath, garage,
woodshed, garden, water paid;
$25 month. 713 So. Peach. In
quire S45 Dakota. 52
FOR RENT 4-room houso with
sleeping porch;-2 lots, some fruit,
at uts Plum St. Phone 861-J
after 6:30 p. m. 51
FOR RENT Furnished house
with separate apartment; garage,
2 woodsheds. Oppnrt unity to
clear rent. Cull nt 335 M. ly St.
tf
FOR RENT Homes, Furnished
pr unfurnished. Urown & White.
"J 7tf
FOIt RENl "APVUTJrKNTS
FOR RENT 2-room furnished
apartment and single room with
garages. 616 N. Central. 61
FOR RENT Furnished apart
: inent; garaga.t 1U Quince. Call
afternoons, 1 4 7lf
FOTt KENT 3-room furnished
apartment. Inquire 345 West
' 2nd, morning or evening.
tf
FOR RENT 2 rooms and bath,
completely furnished, newly dec
orated. 604 N, Fir. Phone 7(1.
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FOR KENT Furnished apart
ments. Phone 462-H. 24tf
FOR RENT Furn. 2 and l-rm.
nuts.; garage. 604 W. 10th.
166tf
FOR RENT Furnished apart
. menta, $15 and 120 month. 844
3. Central. 140tf
FOR RENT Two t-rnom apts.
100B W. Main. 3Stf
FOR RENT -nOTj-hrcKJCICriNG
. . . : . : . i. ItOOMr)
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms.
334 Apple. 53
FOR RENT 1 modern housekeep
ing room, furnished. 345 N.
Hurtlolt. Tel. 753-M. 41tt
LOST Pin with engraving of
broken blossoms. Notify 234 01 h
St. ft 1
LOST Container and keys In Cath
ollc church. Reward, Return to
Mali Tribune. oHM
SEE CHARLES A.
TO BUY YOUR HOME
WOOL
MOHAIR
JUNK
tOen your junx
into cash
We boy old tirei, tnbes,
rags, braRS, copper, alumi
num, raSators, zino and old
storage batteriei.
Medford
Bargain House
27 N. Grape St. Phone 1062
iUMimmamiuSSiammm
FOR llENf HKNlbHhJ
ROOMS
1.-01; ukvt
N'lcely furnished
mi: also gumfce;
sleeping n
Holly. M
pou KENT
First floor front bed
room, close in: also garage. a-
South ltivcrside. tf
Oil KENT Steeping room,
bath.
52 -
4. -. Grape.
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0oTt II EXT Iloom, also garage.
us King St. 64
FOIl KENT To business women;
or married couple (adults only) I
furnished rooms in an exclusive, !
modern, west aide home; break-;
fast if desired; garage. Call ;
forenoons, UC4-L. tf
FOR KJSNT MISCKijLANJCOtlS
FOU BENT Garage, 104 S. Ouk
dule. Phone 242.
BUSINESS OProXUNlXii&.
FOIt SAL 1-3 Oil THAUB Well
equipped hardware store in good'
payroll town, also good fanning
district to draw from; stock and
fixtures about $ 1 2.r.0O, Will take
city residence, income property
or farm ami give terms on bal
ance. Have other good trades
also. K. Grant Uavls. HO Nur
sery St., Ashland. " . SOtf
FOR SAI.I-: Oil TltADK Service
station on Pacific highway; lunch
counle r, restaurant with all
equipment, excellent location. C.
S lnmerl'ield. Realtor. 51
FOH SAM-: AIJTOMOmi.ES
FOR HALK OR TRADF. Enclosed
car, good ns new. Will trado for
cows, chickens or wliat have youV
ltox is;, Grants Pass, Ore. 66
FOR RAI.K Owner leaving; Chev
rolet Six. 3 months old; run 2100
miles. Terms. 714 West 11th
St. 61
SANDERSON MOTOR CO,
YOUR OAKLAND AND PONTIAC
DEALER
Have an announcement to make.
For a limited time we will give a
set of Peon. IS-karat gold china
i dinner set with each used car you
! buy. Crone to our show room
and see this beautiful dinner
ware and the nice line, of used
'cars We have for you at (he low
est price and most liberal terms,
lit 2 5 Chevrolet Roadster.
1026 Ford 2-door.
11127 Chevrolet Coach.
, 1928 Pontiao Coach.
11127 Oakland Sedan. ' !
1.,-tl l.iu.i ..,.ujie.
H124 Dodge Touring:
And many others. Wo are open
: Saturday evening und Sunday
morning.
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FOU SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE- Two .lewey cows, one
fresh and one will freshen In a
few days; gentle and easy milk
ers. N. C. Smythe, Jacltsonyille,
Ore. Phone 100. - 50
FOR SALK-
-Fresh milk goat, does
2111 McAndruwN Road.
-,53
und kids.
FOR SALE 4 milk cows, thrco 3
years old, one 0 years; 1 bettor
' comimr fresh and 2 red sows.
Phono 353 or 27X3, Eagle Point.
51
FOK BALE IIOMIC8
FOR SALE OR RENT 4-room
plastered house oii half acve of
ground, Herrydalc district. Cheap
t if taken at onoe. Phone 334-.J-4.
' 56
FOR SALE SUnURHAN V
2 ACRES New 5-room Kllgllsh
type house, dandy garden, ga
rage, small chicken houso. excel
lent buy at $3500, some terms, or
take larger acreage exchange,
also
i 3 ACRES (5-rooin houso, garage,
small barn, garden, alfalfa. Can
, be subdivided. Priced only $3800.
easy terms; located 'A mllo city
limits on puvod highway.
also
4 ACRES 4-room houso, 1 ',5
miles from postofflce; good ham,
garage, largo chicken Jiouso, al
falfa, garden, berries, lots of
: shade trees, und thu price Is only
$2350; terms.
also
6 VI ACRES mile city limits,
black loam soil. Can be subdi
vided. Prices $1250. Terms to
suit buyer.
. HEEBE & SIMS.
Pone 8115. . 16 S. Hnrtlett.
(Around corner from Palmer
Music House.)
' 81
RARE OPPORTUNITY 5 rooms,
bath and sleeping porch, stoves,
beds, tables, chairs, dressers, etc.
. Deep lot, lawn, flowers, trees,'
paving paid In full; all for $2875,
: on reasonable terms. Ilrown &
White, Realtors, 31 No. Fir St.
- ' BOtf
FOR SABFO Owner moving away,
wilt sell cheap or trade for Klam
ath Falls property, all modern
6-rootn house, garage, woodshed,
1 on highway 1000 feet north of
j O.-O, L, Co. office. Flno for
lnrge family or couple to tako 3
; or 4 boarders. Rt. 2, Hox 1211, 61
FOU HA I,!? OR TttA'DlC New 6
rnoni hunKiilow, all modern, ono
Hero lurid, on J'uclflc hiBhwny;
nlHo pompltdo houm-hold RoodH,
inchidltiii ninno. Vntir own nrlc
Moving tr Portlnnd by, firnt of
June. I'hont? laoo. &7
A NRW ntrlctly modern homo with
original and artlHtlc Idean in both
hoiiKo nnd groundH. You will
purely approve thin for a delight
ful homo nnd niflo be nappny
; piirprlHffJ at the price and termn.
Vet ur toll you about It and show
you throuKh. AVo upeclullze In
attractive homon at attractive
prices nnd trmn, Drown &
White, 31 North Fir. 3ytf
FOU 8A1.F. rovmttv
FOIl HALK 2,000 or 3,000 While
lKhnrn bnliy chirks, hutch the
next 10 days: 200 or 300 ready
now; lie each. C. J. McC'ov.
Phone 334-.I-4. S3
FOR SALIC Fryers. Ooorire Jack,
son, i mile south Phoenix. 53
R. I. KBD ei!K'. M9-J-2.
67
FOR 8AL13 Mammoth T)rons tur
key egKS 25o each. HlKh llanks
Turkey Farm. Phone 314, Cen
tral Point. 30lf
FOR BALK We are teklns; orders
ror Mummoin Hronue baby tur
keys for Mny delivery. 0a eseh.
HlKh Banks Turkey Farm. Tel.
814, Central Point. 22lf
FOR HALK Black Jersey Giant
aniline; eggs, C. A. DeVoe, Tel.
623-J-2. ID4tf
FOR SAIJV-RKAL K.STATB
I'lAK OKCHAKDH When jn the
market for a pear orchard, see
Deal & Knight, 2" X. Iiartleti.
6llf
KOlt SALE Oil Tl! A L)E 20 or 40
aeres. Will take home as part
payment. Phont1 10-F-3. fi
MI ST SKI.I. AT ONCE
DAIRY RANCH.
. .50 acres in Hear creek district:
good soil: 23 cows, I bull, 4
horses, 11 hogs, 100 chickens,
machinery of all kinds; house, 2
Bilos and 2 hams; dairy route es
tablished: tl a 1 r y equipment;
truck. Price Is S17.0U0: 15000
down; balance terms to suit.
J. C. PAR.VES,
Phone 4011. 62
REAL ESTATE SPECIALS 2
acres on Millionaire road, over
looking the valley; rich free soil:
big oak shade trees; 3 big pear
trees; new 3-rm. house, chicken
house and old barn; land irri
gated; unusual bargain at $1,100;
S300 cash and bal. like rent.
ONE-HALF ACRE on East sldo
overlooking Medford and valley;
lot of oak trees, 4-rm. house.
T)iis will double in value In 1
year. Price $800; terms offered.
You can't beat it.
6 ACRES between Medford nnd
Jacksonville; new 6-rm. house, 4
rooms plastered: garage nnd
woodshed; good soli. Only $2700;
t -I U 0 cash, bal. like rent.
10 ACRES on tho new Midway
road, near airport; cheap irrlga
tlon water; free soil; lots of
wood; big development In this
district: electricity and phone;
ho buildings. A bargain if there
ever was at $7011; $100 cash; bal.
$10 a mo. nt (1.
THE D. E. MILLARD CO.
4 10 E. Main. Phono 022.
51
FOR SALE Or trade for Medford
property. 13 acres irrluated creek
bottom bind on paved highway
near Prospect, 3-rnom houac with
running water and big fireplace,
chicken house and runs nnd 45
young fruit treei. ' Your own
terms and only $1890, and 10
years to pay. Inquire of owner
at 5(15 So, Park Ave., hotween
6 and 7 p. m. 51
CHICKEN RANCH 8.79 ncres;
good house: Irrigation available.
Inquire Woodlawn Orchard., 1 M.
miles east Central Point. C'J"
DAIRY RANCH Pnilly ntno.ked
and equipped, fine alfalfa, mod
ern dwelling, close In. Priced
right nnd terms are right. Brown
uriiii. 3 1 North Fir. 7tf
IPOR SALE MISCKIIANEOU8
TWO REAL ItA'RGAlNS tfil'i
Radio!;!, (l-tube superhetrodyno,
$N0; beautiful cabinet, battery
Oneration, $4fp KuiT.innn pl
ane,. S 1 25: Very good condition.
Leaving southern Oregon; must
sacrifice. E u g o n e Richmond,
Unite Falls. 51
FOR SALE 1 second-hand olec
trict range, cheap. Tel. 1223 or
call at 214 Stark St. 53
FOR SALE 3 h. p.
engine. Phone 17
Fairbanks gns
-F-15. 52
FOR SALE
dale. Cnl.
mutton.
-S. P. ticket to Glen
Cull 290-M for lnl'or
51 FOR SALE Pumping plant. 14 h.
p. epglne, 4-ln. centrifugal pump,
1(10 ft. suction pipe, valves, etc.,
$10(1. M. S. Johnson, out) mile
south Talent on highway.--. 56
FOR SALE $"85 Johnson washing
machine, Used one your; excel
lent condition; 714 West lllh St.
51
FOR SAIJi tienn Oiunt Hprny rlff,
UMtid only 0 'times, at hulC yvvw
(luurautecd A-l condition. D1h
cardlnii thin Hk nticaunt inHtull
1ns Htullomtry plant, Can be .eeh
i niiu'b, Hams Valloy. II. Vnn
s IloftvonbcrK, ,), Gold Hill, Orp.
Phono til'UA. (lold JI1H. 52
Foii'SAI.H rirnn sprayer In Rood
eondidnn, uxrd 2 ki'Uhoiih: U00
Kullun Kalvanl.i'tl tank, practical
ly now. Frink Orchard. , Call
011-li-l. ' 61
FOU. HALli Ilahy'a handmade
layetlu. 14 Almond. 54
FOli BALK 5f0 Invalid's chair for
$30; ii nation Iloylo-Dayton wiho-
' lino pump, J10; (ftilvanl'ed lawn
Kute, $1.00; 13th edition of the
Kncyclopediu Brltunnlca, cheap
for euHh; eiioH iU Franklin car
In Rood conditlun. Addrenu HiJ Ti,
Ashland, Ore. , R3
srortic FixTUTti;s Fon sau:
Grand ltupldn Kkrment cae with
mirror nnd dreshiK room boc
ihuiH, Orund ltailda Kectionul
HhelvInK unitH, IJ-Bhnped how
CIihp, Huirnughs bookkeeping
machine, G-druwer cash roRiHier,
triple mirror and other flxturen.
McCIoe'H, Anhlana. 61
POH SATjK Pnge rleltf fence,
ynrrl fenrr, gates, nettintr nil
Kinds; cednr and steel fence
posts. Complete lino of fonce
- material. "We build fences."
' Gaddls & Dixon, Phono 268. 84tf
FOU Germozono keeps
chicks healthy. Feed It In the
water. Monarch Seed Co. tf
FOR HALE Hrmrol kills sIurs and
cutworms. Monarch Seed Co.
tf
FOR SALE Bee supplies of all
klndn. Monarch Heed Co. tf
FOIl SALE Wheat le, barley
2e. HrltiK sacks. 2 miles west,
mllo south of Medford. Phone
623-J-2. C. A. DoVoo. 82lf
WHKN YOU think of real aatate.
aee Drown & White. tf
FOR SAT.a la-mcn body oak
wood, $3 per tier at ranoh. C.
C. Hoover, Phone 697-R-3. tf
FOR BALE) Used sewing ma-
. cnines; ail manes, up; terms
' It desired, All mnkea rented
and repaired. Whits Sewing
.. liacnin Co.. 2 worm Bartiett.
lltfa
FOR BALE Pot sana- and gravel,
sediment and general teaming,
tf
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Eye Specialist.
DR. T. D10 LA RHUB- Eyesight
specialist. Eyes examined,
glnssea fitted. Suite 404 Mod fori
Bldg. Phona 132. Exclusively
optical. IBStr
DR. D. A. CHAMBERS, Optoma.
trlst. Byes examined. Ulussea
fitted. 117 Medford Bldg. Tel.
18S. laitf
Railfn Rcilrlnij
RADIO REPAIRING- The' Music
. Box, 402 Knst Main St., Phone
. 433, has an expert ratlla tech
trlelsu from the factory. We
make a specialty of expert repair
work and guarantue IU flpaolai
flotuideratloo to desUera,
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO.- Ab
stracts of Title, Title Insurance.
Rooms 3 and 5, No. 13 Nona
Central Ave., upstalra.
JACKSON CO. ;
ABSTRACT CO.
Abstracts of Title
and Title Insur
ance. ' Tbo onl
complete Title)
System lu Jack
son County
Cabinet Works.
CITY CABINET WORKS Do all
kinds of woodwork; built-lns,
doors, windows, screens, etc. Also
build show cases. 227 N. Fir St.
Chiropractic Physlcleca
DR. B. W. HOFFMAN Chlro.
S ractic Nerve Spe-lalist. Offlca
ours 9 to 12: 2 to 6. J03-S04
Liberty Bldg. Office phona 580;
Res. phone 790-H. -
OR. ISIVIND M. NELSON Chiro
practor. Specifio Chlropractis
adjustments given at 829 North
Riverside, office hours: 6:80 to
7:30 p. m. ,.
Contracture
R. I. STUART & SONS General
Contractors, Including baeo
mcnts, ditches, all kinds of
cement and concrete work. R. L
Stuart, 217 Apple, phono 648;
Gilbert Stuart, 17 Ross Court,
phono 066-M. Miles Stuart, 608
S. Newtown, phone 850. .
Dentistry.
DR. F. O. BUNCH, Dentist, room
815 Medford Central Bldg. Tel.,
Office 1443; residence 12S1-X.
DR. L. L. SANDERS, Dentist. Of
fices, 312 Medford Bldg. Offlca
phone 607.-- Res. 1140-R. 57
Expert Accotintunt
WILSON AUD1TINC1 CO. B. M,
Wiltion, C. P. A. Attention given
to anything In accounting nnd
Income Tax Requirements. Look
Into our simplified accounting
rnelhod. Liberty Bldg., Medfurd.
Phone J57-R.
En rm Loans.
FARM LOANS 514 per cent. ' 3.
R. Rowen. secretary Rogue River
, National Farm Loan Assn., Rogua
River, Oregon. 18tf
Financial
WE LEND MONEY to worthy
people to pay their honest debts.
Pacific Coast Credit Association,
423 Medford Bldg., Medford. Ore.
Freight Transportation , .
PIERCE TRUCKING CO., Med.
ford to Portland and San Fran
cisco. Furniture moving a spec
ialty. Phone 55 or 437-R-2.
LONG DISTANCE HAULING
Medford - Klamath truck Una
Dally service. Bonded carriora
Special rates on load lots. Autd
Freight terminal, 36 8. Fir. Tel
1(133.
Interior Decorator
INTERIOR rECOUATINO palni
InK, paperhnnj?inR and floor war
Intf. Fred Gardner. Phona 7Sli 1
W-2. Ren. Perrydulo, Juckuoni
ville Highway. - - . ..
Money to Loan
MONEY TO LEND To WoftM
people to pay their honet debut
Securities of all kinds accepted
Jennings Loan Office, 6 8. Front)
MONEY TO LEND $50 to M
to lonn on furniture or good fl
curlty of most any kind. Elghl
per. cent Jnans on city propertv
Thomas Realty Co., Hoonv Uj
Palm Block, cor Main and Front
upstairs, ,
Ixn Time :
' Rcnl Estate
MortsagG TaOAOfl
rhone 1311
Commercial Finance - Corn
9Iodfnrd, Oregon - i'
Do You Need Money?,
We make short : time loane.
Transactions strictly confidential
817 Liberty Bldg. Open Tuea.
days tind Fridays till 9 p. nv '
Phono H70-R. H. H. Banister,
H. C. Chrlstner. :
Monuments
rHB ORECON GRANITB CO.
Monuments. E. A. Hicks. Gen
erul Mannner; P. M. Kerabaw,
Sales Manager. . 802 N. Frost St.,
Medford.
- . j.- , ,
Polntlnir and Pupertianglng
H. MARX. General Painting Con
tractor, tinting, paperhanglng,
carpentering, repairing. Pboo
178-.I. Res. 67 Summit,
Piano Instruction.
FRKD ALTON HAIGHT Teacher
of Piano and Harmony. Hnlght
Mtislo Studio, 818 Liberty Dldg.j
Phone 72. 16tf
Plumblnv. - . . t
PLUMU1NO, HEATING Material
and service. Hawk, the Plumber,
24 So. Grape. Phone 87. fi0
Prlntora and Pitbllsheni
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Haf
the best equipped printing offlca
In Southern Oregon. Bookbind
ing,' loose leaf ledgers,' billing
svstems etq. ' Portland prloea, 17
N. Fir 8t. . . ..'.
' IUulto Service.
RADIO SERVICE! on any mast
radio, H. O. Purucker, 82 south
Grape Street. Office Phona 338)
Res. 1442. 881
Band and Gravel
C. A. HARTLEY Sand and gravel
plant. Cleaned, washed a a n d
and gravel; orushed gravel, alt
sizes. Phone plant, 1203 or offlca
17 Hill.
Transfer
ISADS TRANSFER & STORAOfll
CO. Office 111 N. Fir St,
Phone 818. Prlcea Right. Ser
vice guaranteed.
DAVIS TRANSFER & STORAGaf
Service guaranteed.- 20 S. Orape) -St.,
Phone 64, or residence 108O.
Voice nnd Plnno
MRS. C. H. PASKE, teacher ol
voice and plnno. Phone 20S-R-1, .
Wlnrtow Cleaning
fcET OROROK DO IT Phona 11T
for housecleanlng, floor evaxlnaa
lasltor aaJ-Tloa, fiaaaS aV Msb
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