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iocal and
Personal
Priivutlnii Illumination for
"fuollng traotora In una at nlRht In
nraparlnic tho now city nlrrt alto,
a ntilnit df Hunt wan Inatullvd yoa
turdity nt the alto hy City Kl"-c-lrlclan
Hurry lllniibiimi'r. f The
trui'torn ar working two ahifla of
nlKht- hui .oncli, jind th. only
nvnllnlile time for w-rvlcliiK anil rc
fucllnir; cotnM after: dark. t Whllo,
I lie li'tti'iiim lira worked In 1"
l(ifl; no nmploycM enn work over
nlyht. bourn, duo to the atilto work-.
mtn' comiiillon Jaw. i
Window itluaa, all alaoa; nlao
Plato itlaaa. Trowbridge Cabinet!
VVkni i i : ; , tf
William trucker, who la a mem
' bur of Urn Junior cliiwi at the Unl
yeinlly of Oroiton, In vialtlng at bin
homo In Mudford. '
All miring hau greatly reduced
at Uittle lloword'H. , , "?
,Tb,, condition i of, Homer neiul,
nuprrlntendent of tbo Nou.ih.prn
Oregon OttH C,a. iilnnl, ,!who un
(forwent a major njierallon ill the
HarrtnJ llewt Jtonpltal a wpok ago,
Ih Improving. For A time hl con
dition' wan regarded. a aerloua.
Cotn 10 Vajlih Hall, Wednen
day evonlng nt 8 o'clpck. Hrldno
nnd.,fiv. hundred (Will ba 'played,
ftefreubmenm. lleneflt HI, Ann's
AUr npi'lety. ; Trie ?0c. tf
flood piano for Bale at a wonder
ful barguln; eay term. . Wrlto ('.
F 11., cure Mull Tribune. 06
aiioata from a dlatnnca regleter
d nt Medford holeln Inolinlfl W. II.
Merluk of, Adanm, NV y.."W, .
Mllchell of ClilCnga, 111., Cllndya
Houne of OOflUr fl'lcno, Ida., Cap
ililn J. J. Schmidt of I'anamn Cuiml
Zone, and Oebrgo Ivamplaln of
Koehealvr,. N. Y, ,. , ,., ,
Thla paper give free tlokati to
ttnrnej' clrcim for olilldrea under
18, floe ad ami get busy. , G8
W, A. lllllly) Williams, repre.
ontlVtg tbo Alexnnder Alrernft
uomiuiny. nrrlved In . Medford ye
tordtiy ; evening from California,,
while milking. A mile promotion
tour for the company, manufac
turer of the Rnglnrork nlnlanet.
Mr. Wllllnmii made a number of
local "hona thin forenoon and left al
noon for (lie northern part of the
mate
18-ln. green pine alnhwood 61. Ml
per tier, haul It youmelf. Med.
Kul Co. Tel. 631.' BStf
' I. Cypher!, local man, In
Judga Taylor'n court yesterday
afternoon changed bl plea of not
guilty, entered aometlme ago, on
tb charge of Helling liquor, to
guilty. It wna then broliRht to the
attention of Ihe court tbnt t?ypbert,
who Iibh n wife and five children,
had Jum obtalniMl a remunerative
Job an millwright nt n local box
faotory, and to enable, nix family
to get hlH enrnlngH aentenco wuh
deferred for 60 uayfl, .-:' . :
Hulman'a plunge Opena May 4th
Four of the eight olllex- of Ore
gon covered by tbo H, V. Ktrnua At
Company building mrvey howcd
material InoreaHea In value of
building permits in April aa com
pared with April, 193K. The per
mit values of Oregon cities follows,
with the April,. 11)119, . value first
and the April, I9S8, value aecond:
Albany, tSl.810, $91iTU; Aatorln.
17036. I34T0; Baker, SH.U, 33.
637: Kugene, f 66.443. 1 103.200;
Klamath Valla, 6146,741, $73,1146:
Marahfleld. f600, 64176: Medtoril,
130,866, 657.130; nnd Portland. l.
343,036, 1.666,4!I6,
" Select grade factory Mocks $5.60
pr load.- Med. Kuel Co. Tel. S1.
tStf
, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rwl'gnrt are
spending the week In San Frnn
clsco, where, their daughter, Mary
Mwlgart. who was graduated from
the Medford high school, was to be
graduated as a trained nurse this
week from the Stanford Hospital
Training school tor. nurse. Mr.
and Mrs, Kwlgarl were accompanied
by Louis Humphrey, local arclil
. tect. , r , . . , , ) ,, .. .
, , Children get free tickets to
Karnea' circus. ; May 16. for very
. little ettort. See ad elaewhere, 63
.. tiumnter prices on select grade
green alabwood. Med. Fuel Co.
Tel, 631. ... , 63tf
. Italph Hand, former Hold . Hill
wrestler who wrealled Sailor Jack
. Wood here laat night at the Arm
ory, was evheduled to leave tudsy
for his home In Wenatohee, Wash.,
Where he has been located for sev
eral years past. Hand was greeted
by many old friends and acquaint
ances when he was In Medford Inst
evening. While en route to Med
. ford. he. wrestled a main event In
Oly mils. Wash., and won his match
In two straight falls.
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A Convenient
fcUt lind thapt are two
of tii rtuoni for th
tremndou popularity
of Huhrar'i nw long
loaf. Havo yon tried
ItT
.u
, Fire Chief itoy Elliot Is poorer
by 630 because he was'not present
at the American I-cglon post meet
! (ii k lust nlgbl. Ills name wa-drawn
f.s winner of the post-"kilty'' which
ncluded thut amount. . It wns not
so long ugu when hlH name was
i drawn for u similar pur)ose at the
! Lions club when ho was not pres
ent. However, whon he was at
the next meeting, his name wns
I again druwn. He expects to repeut
tha procedure In the next legion
mietlng. , s . .,',.
lll.n, green pine slnbwood 61 0"
per tier, haul It yourself. ..Med.
Fill'! Co.' Tel. C1, ' , , , 6:itf
I'. I'. Rlulinm, tha local flxblng
export, while, cn routo .Ibis morn
ing; from; Medford .tn.-tbe Rogue'
river, becanie a flro fighter. Ah
be reai hMl Ihn, vicinity of . the
Uwen-Orvgon mill he noticed u thin
white pillar of smoke down toward
Central 1'olnl, and by the time he
arrived In the limits or1 that town
the pillar of Hmoke had taken tho
.form of flRmcs Hhootlng hlKli into
the nlr. A dwellliig owned by Mr.
Hum JlniiKlitml wa.-t ImrnliiK.. )iiL
Junt Ah hn-wuh About tu Otrn in an
iilurni,, (hit flro hH(l, beon illHrnv-!
oivd., ,.Th?n when tb hewe univtMl
ho took an active part In Hh nan- j
ounK. ;. '. i , .-. . 1
Da n cp JitckHon HprlnK Club Hat.
nlKht, :30 till 2. . , 08 i
Karl W. Onthnnk. executlvmnec-I
rotury of tho Unlveriilty of Orogun, ,
will (timet the ummor Hownlon tour
nxt AtiKUKt whon tho Htoamcr
Wucon will tako lHfi stUflentH ulonK
the picturt'Kqiie AlaHkan HhnroaH. .
Children get fren ticket to
Ilarnen' olrciiH, Muy JO, for vory
llttlo effort. Boe nd eliiewhoro. CS
Tho city dnic oatchnr Ih hIIII huy.
nnd rnpoi-tnd the catchluK of two
Htray dtRM yoHlnrduy. lit bcjian
tho day .thltt mornliiK with oi'iImh
from tho, police t Uepui'tmnnt to
catch a Uor In went Mvdford, fol
lowing compltilntH It had been toar
Intr un Kardnns of resUlentN In that
Hoctlun. llo reportPd tho number
of Htray (Iokh hua dccreaHcd Ha tin
facturlly nnd It 1 probable liiK
nervliiOH will noon ba no Umtfer
Helect Kt'iulo factory blnckn $f.&)
per load. Mud. Fuel Co, Tel. 631.
. fi3tf
A bounty warrant wan Atmied (IiIh
forenoon nt the county rlerkn of
fice to leloyd Walch of Tnke Creek
for tho klllliiK of hIx coyote ptipH.
Thin paper given fren tickets to
nurnoH1 olroua for children under
10. Boo nd and Ret buny. G3
A decree annulling the mnrrlnRC
of Dorothy Franklin And John
Voyle Krnnklln wan returned by
tho circuit court thin week. The
nnnullment wan mniKht on RrotindH
Hint the ftlrl, 10 yearn of aro nt
(he time of her marrlaRa InHt year,
wan too youtiK to fully umlcrHfnnd
tho mnrrlitRe contract. Her maiden
name wan Dorothy Nlnlnger.
Mwltnmlng now In drinking water
at the Nat. 44tf
Rlvft C. Mitchell was Kranled n
building permit by tho city yester
day to repair a dwulling on Went
Tenth Htroet at n coHt of $70.
Hummr prtrvit on Holect Hiodc
Rieen flluhwood. Med. Fuel Co,
Tel. 031. . . . 63lf
Proud of , themelve for havlnn
made mich Rood tltuo, two Seattle
rII'Ih arrived In Medford Inst even-!
Ing while en routo on a hitch-hike i
from the TMget Hound city to Tla
J nana. Mexico, as a vacation Jaunt.;
Thny left Portland yenterday fore
noon at 10:30 nnd experienced no
difficulty In arriving hero In the
evening. Tho glrla were modvMt
ami declined to have their namen
placed, In print. They wero clad
In overall, caps. thlrtn and hl;h
heeled shoes. One girl explained
he found It ennter to walk in that
typo uf footwear.
Helman'a plungo op cm Mny 4th.
. 70
1'at Condron of Itochentor. Minn..
wan among tho motorola from a
dlNtui.ce who roRitttered today nt
tho local branch of the out of ntnte
uto reRtntrnlion bureuu. .
Kindling for wile, limited nop ply
Med. Kuel Co., Tel. 081.. &Stf
llnroltl Tomllnnon. Junior In law
hnH been appointed by tho Htudent
council, na manager of tho Colle
Mian, ntudent weekly nownpaper of
Willamette unlvei'Hlty, ,
Cheap lumber and oedar post.
Medford Lumber Co. SSTtf
-A petition of voluntary bank
ruptcy by Herl Proper of OvuntH
i'ahm, premmted In federal . court
1n Portland, has been Teferred to
Harry C, 8kyrn5an. local bank
ruptcy refei-eer for hearing in i
Mhort time. Draper HMs llaltimion
of nnd assets, claimed to he
oxempt. of $b0. The liabilities
are account duo Oronts Pass mer-l
chants and Individuals, with none
going over ISO.
Kindling for ante, limited Wpplv.
Med. Kuiel Co., Tel. S. B3tf
O. K. Mlllurd. pastor of the Cin
tral Point Christian church And.
Medford real estate broker, will de
liver the Memorial day address for.
the D. A. . of Central Point, and
the bacralaurente acrmon for the
jClold Hill graduating class In the
jhlnh achool auditorium Sunday
evening. May lPih.
Dance Jackson Springs Club Sat..
nlrht, t:.l0 till 8, M
Miss MarRaret Fitch, dausbter
i of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Fttch.
wh indorwent nn operation tor
! apumtlcltla at the Sacred Heart
t hoepllnl last week, was reported to
he showing continued Improvement
j itMtay, , . s
Swimming now In drinking water
at the Nat, ... 44tf
Apparently following the lead aW
i by Med font, gasoline has dropped
! from 27 Vi emt to la cents In Asb
1 land, after all dealers had aareed
sometime ago to aril at that prtc
: Kfforta were made a ahorl time
I ago to have the price raised to the
; same leve-1 In Medfonl, after prities
ihatl ranged from l to 5 rents.
'An agreement waa reached here
this week to aril at 14 S and lf
; cents. This price la expected to
: continue Indefinitely.
; All klnda of woodwork. City
Cabinet Works, 117 N. nr. at
I Kecwery fr Mrs, lee Tuttte.
who has hern arrtously ill for a
hort time past, i practically a
ured, accord nc to reiorta tod;y.
I She had been so HI that tvlattvoa
were called to her bedMde from
eastern Oregon.
i Oet those' fetidera and
krtti. ..i.k...j . M.it. c.
t M.i.i wi,. t
Service Station. Thone 41J. tf
i Miss Frances Kellogg, who had
been operating tbe, elevator In ,be
Liberty building,! Imis nccepted now
duties ks clerk arthc CMy Cleaning
and Uyelng works on North Hlver
slde avenue., Her elevator, duties
have been taken overljy Miss Kath
leen Yocum.
Dinner, Lutheran church, Fourth!
and Oakdalu, Wednesday.. 6:80 to
7:30. Ailults 40c. Children 26c.
. 68
Included among the 1'ortlnnd
resident reglstured at. local hotels
are J, U VanlJensen. J. 'f . Myers.
It. O. Iluyes. U. It. Alden, Richard.,
Wellen, 10. II. Oullleh. M. M, Wll-J
kins, I)-, yv. Mud, J. T.' Jlenry, An
gus Chlj.holm, V.( H. Hmlih and
Uiturgo jiuchgnan..- ,( J , ;
Heuduuartnrs for Trades, Beebe
A Hlma. 18 S.-Bnrllett. . 62
One of tho marathon roller skat-,
or who utU'ucted statewide otten-.
tlon nt Portland recently, s spend
ing a, short time In' Ashlnnd, after'
having hitch-hiked i-om the,Htute
metropolis to southern Orogon. He
Lmhcr 1'endleton and had skated
710 hours 'hen he was forced to
discontinue. For that length nf
time ho, hud nkatfd or 13 mluutes
ami then rested for- 17' mlmiteH.
lie phum to Hpcnd the summer In
Ashland.
Dr. M. C, Barber In now located.
nt .No., G and fl, Deuel Bldg., above
Hu Hsell's store. CS
There waa one fntallty due to In
dustrial accidents Iri Oregon during
the wcok entllnR May ft, nccordltiK
to tho Hlulo Industrial accident
Tomniltwlon., There wero 87 0 accl-
dentH reported to the fommlftslon.
JieIman'A plunge opens May 4th.
70
Tho four local men. Kvereti
cott, Btnnley Jonea, HterllnR Rich
mond, and J. 10, Calllater, nrreHtrld
Sunday evening on u charge of
fishing after dark, preferred by
Deputy Game Warden Itoy Purr,
will not Rtand trial Friday, as
Hcheduled, , the case having been
dlstnlHrted for luck of evidence.
lawn mowers, sharpened, cleaned
ami udjunlud, fl.00. Pliuiio 2JU.
Al PIcbe. (, v , .. , &X
, Included nmotiR tho vImI(ih'h In
Meilford lual cveiUnu. at Ihe I. ,J.
O, F. smoker ut the Armory were
M. D. liowers, Fred Murtincuti and
Kaymoml Hitter of Cold I fill, Kciir
neth Heebe. Thtnnus Jtoss, ,lum.t
Rohh, George. Sorcnson, Karl Wea
ver, Fred HesHelgrave, . Kil Vincent
und J. O. Love of Central Point.
V. M. MoitIh of Ttablw Hock, Dew
ey Hill und Jume Orleve of Pros
pect, A. C. Ninlnger (tf Anhlatid
and J.ouIh Ptihl of .Incksonvllle. .
Miss Jean Van Dyke returned '
yesterday from GrantM Pans, where j
she had spent several daya visiting i
friends.
Money loaned to worthy people
co pay their honest debts. .Thomas
Realty Co.. Rm. 12, Palm BlkM cor.
Main and Front, upstairs. B4tf
i Tomiornry auto UcenseH were
stted ut tbo sheriff's offlco yetei
day afternoon to the Commercial
Credit company of Portland, Chllo
UUlu Mill AVork.t of It ray, l.ora
Averill, James Hrewer, Fageol Mo
tor Hales company and Cecil ltai
ker of Med f mil, Jewne J tic hard soft
of Cenlrul Point. W. A. (looljen of
Jungle Point nnd F. H. Wymon of
Hutto Falls. ,
Ladles house dresses, office
dresses or nurses' uniforms for
sale. Tailor made to measure. Tho
J, Re Soamea "Rosalia" line.
"Rvery wearer Is a booster." CaII
904-I forenoons for further Infor
mation, Also silk dresses for salo.
Mrs. Harto. 4 6tf
Eighth, grade pupils throughout
the county are now devoting
special time to study. In view of
the state examinations scheduled
for next Thursday and Friday In
all schools In the county with the
exeptlon of Medford and Ashland.
The questions are prepared In the
office of tho slttto school superin
tendent and cover their respective
fields thoroughly. ,
Chonp dry lumber at Medford
Lumber Co. - 3il"tf
Among the county visitors In
Mdford yesterday afternoon was
Miss Gloria Krauso of tho Apple
gatu section.
Dressmaking, smocking nnd but
tonholes. . The Fashion hop, 4;M
Medford DUIr. Phono ,1181. I3tf
The weather in Modforu a year
ago yesterday was .much wurmer,
wlil a maximum of 4- and mini
mum of 40. thun yesterday, whose
maximum was 75. ,TIis morning's
minimum was 40 dcgivtts.
Wo spray all kinds of trees and
shrubs. No order too small. Phone
your orders to 1039. 08
. The Parent -Teachers' meeting of
the Junior high , school bus bevn
postponed until Friday, May 31
the day of the high school exhibit.
The lilrl Soonts and Hoy Scouts
will put on an Interesting program
Swimming nur In drinking water
at tho Nat. , , 4 4 if
. Mr. and Mrs., Tompkins, former
resident of M ml ford, stopped ov
en route to thoir.hame from south
ern California to vixit with Rev.
James K. Cornier and family. .
. Iel me write your f Ira Insurance.
Carl Y, Tengwald, Hotel Holland.
Phona $93. tf
Kdltor George Inwley of tho Ar
huckle American. Arbuckle, Cal..
nnd It. I Hale. of rbuckle stop
ped over In MedfoiM to visit Kev.
J, K. onder f their return from
Oranta Pass where they Attended
the. aewjipttper convention.
Try Model Bakery's delicious
Butternut Rolls. Ill Veat Main.
ss
, Mr. nnd Mra. Clarence Weaver
of Port land- were, local visitors In
Medford yesterday. Mr. Weaver ih
d I a t r I o t representative for the
WeAttnghousQ electric range in this
territory.
The Thrift shop has a wool sale,
all woolen garments at greatly re
duced price. This la houe-clean-liut
time, so please remember the
Thrift shop Any discarded fur
niture piclurea. ruga, dndtes and
discarded clothing will be greatly
appreciated. Call 4& or deliver
ovr the Hex cafe
SiAtr Opct lUilf
&A1.KM, Ore.. May 14. (T Me
Xernry brothert of IVrtlsnd w"e
lowest bidders yesterday for the
cuntmcl to rxcAvate for the foun
dation of the new state office
.building. The bid w, 2Xi.
uteioven btd were receive!. The con-
iitat will nvl dN ma)J un! Il Ihe
return of Oover nor Vatterson who
in ern vrcn.
LOCATION RIDE IN
AIRPLANE SHOWS
, A .View v of . tht new Medford
Airport, under construction- north
pf Medford, from nn nirplane At
n altitude of Hevora thousand
feet. Is nn excellent onllghtenment
tin to what the airport will mean
to departing and arriving planoH,
which : have been, accustomed to
the, present field. At tho, fair
grounds. : An airplane trip over
the new field this forenoon by
a Mall Trlbuno reporter, rovealed
ho location to be one of the most
Ideal In tho entlro valley. .
. While construction hna hardly
lu'Kun, the ulrport nppcured to be
nlinoMt ready.
n fai a4 levclneHH
Ik concerned.
"lylnK a hew- Ennle
Tlavk biplane, W. . Williams of !
Ixh ArkcIph, huIoh promotion man,
arer for tho Alexander Aircraft
company, noun dived from ap
proximately 300Q feet to within
a few hundred feet of the field
by way of Kreetlnff the tractor,
scraper nnd scarifier lahorgra be
low. In visiting tho field, Pilot JVil
llams made a aeml-clrcle of the
valley, flyhiK 110 miles nn hour,
alonic noxey Anne Vnd then over
the hills around Jacksonville.
Me is mnklng a tour of the
VaHflc coast for tho Alexander
Aircraft' company nnd this7 Is his
fli'HL visit to southern Oregon. Ie
wns particularly Impressed with
the airport construction und , do-
como ino opportunity or . inKinfT
part In tho dedicatory ceromonles
whenever they might bo. , .
FUNNY 'JOEYS'
"J tint foolin1 Vound" in grolos
fluu iujipurt'l, with liberal byplay
of slapsticks. Inflated pig bladders
and cup pistols, ns procedure for
the support 'of star clowns In the
circus. Is old stuff. It's, ,simnly
not done, you know. Thot troupes
of "joeys." 'who back up the pun-
lomimo t)f . the slurs of . tho Al U
Iirncj . circiiH, winch will t-Abiblt
at Medford Thursday, May U. on
P. and K. railroad Riounds, o
throuKh Jut as much rehearsal as
do the members of a Ih'oudway
cast.
There are 60 clowns with the
Mar, or producing, fuumakcra lu
the circus comedy dlspluys. Nt
oily have these "Joeys" rehearsed
every , move, , and pause In their
carefully planned pantomime hits.
but they -have. In winter u.uur-
tors, tumbled through rigorou:
ucrotMitic drills dully.
GiTYWiLLSELL
. REMAINING LOTS
Matters rolntlnK to n big enm
pai(tn in the near future for sellinK
cily-owned lots were discussed by
the city officials today ut the spec
ial council meeting.
It. appears that there are 15V
lot with clear titles ready for sale,
and that many. .more will be
for sale nt a future date after these
are sold, on which Ihe titles have
not been cleared up yet. ,
. "The city wants to net out of the
real estate business as soon oa pos-i
slide," was the general sentiment
expressed by the city officials at
today's meeting.
HEADQlJARfEM.
flood prosress Is being reported
by the ikew neud'iuarters Hmwiny
off the lsth lofuntry. recently
fornml by IT local men, m a pirt
of the iregon National tluarxl or
gnntsxtion The men met lt
nucht and will meet acutn this
evening perfecting plans and be
cn)tng belter acquainted with the
work
The members are enthusiast tc
and are planning huvd on taking
an Active part in the annual guard
encampment nest month at I 'Amp
Clatsop nr month. Vntforms will
he furnUltcd them In a short time
members re Manntnc t nia
a benefit dance soon.
IN BARNES CIRCUS
j
BURTON SISTERS
ON COPCO HOUR
; RADIO PROGRAM
I
The Rurton Sisters Co-ed orchos
trn, hito of the University of Ore
gon, will make Hh initial bow to
tho radio public over Mtation KM
KD tonight. The program which
la preaentod by tho California Ore-1
on l'ower company will feature
I this unktue, musical oi'Kuntnatlofi
! tn iioiuliti' Huns und dunce hits an
well ah Heveral select ions of tho
Hcmi-ClasHic type,
Specialty numbers by Individual
rnumhuru of the orcheHtra, as well
as prroup selections; will make up
a varied program which In bound
to meet with popular approval.
The Jlurton SisterH are all tal
ented mtiHlclans and can nine
well as play. Kach member don
bles on several instruments . und
they play classics ,wlth the same
ease with which they provide "Jazz"
hits. They have recently moved
to Medford. from Eugene where
they established an enviable repu
tation in the northern part of the
slate by their .appearances In the
aters or dunce programs and over
the fudlo. . It is anticipated that
a large local audience will greet
their first local, radio uppearance
during ;.'opco hourfrom 9 to 10
p. m. tonight. . .
. 4-
DiilH TiiV the luBtallution of the
tiiKhl imacotiH for the air mall lie
tweeu Delta, ('al.. and Drain, Ore,
will be culled lor the 'end of III"
week, according lo J. C. Thompson,
division manuHcr of the California
; Oregon Power company.. , Prelimi
nary estimates of the work have
been computed .and sites fur. tho
beacon lights) were aelocted
a j
month ago.
S. C. Miller of Dolso, Idaho, Of
the aviation department of he de
partment of commerce. Is now on
H tour of tile Pacific coast, making
the. final orrangemeuts and visit
ing the vaiiotia airports. .Miller
was here last Kriilay, .
Onco the bids are let "and the
preliminary, details arranged,' the
work will be rushed. - It. was orlgi
nully intended to inaugurate night
Hying over this nee) ton June 1, but
It will he delayed. .
The beacons will be electrically
lighted except in a few cases where
the lights ate In Isolated placet
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
pot;Tiii:itN
OURtlON REALTY
CO.
SAM-; OH KXt'HAXGE
3 7 -Acre first -clas pear orchard,
heavv settliiK. -What have you
to exchange either in part or
whole?
S3 4 Acres Rear creek bottom,
16 acres alfalfa.. 30 acres wheal,
good Htund, 16 acres corn, '2 acres
potatoes, balance In pasture; 8
room modern house, wuter pres
sure system; good bur If, garage
nnd other buildings. I'ftice $f.
omi, including stock and equip
ment. ' Will exchange for Cali
foiniu lroierlv.
6 Acres, good Ststory house.
furnished; planted .to al
fulfa. mime fruit trees, cnlckens.
Place will handle 5 cows; 1 mile
from fine school. Price S4ao;
SlfoMl cah, balance terms to suit.
4-Hoom house nnd bath. Sell this
like rent, $."o down and 11 per
mo. rent in advance.
1 1 S X. ltiverside. Nat lildg.
56
KOH.SAl.K Close in East Main St.
home of 7 rooms, modern, double
plumbing, "especially suited to
reining a few rooms; large lot.
shade, on pavement with nil As
sessments paid. Absentee owper
says seU fir $3500; reasonable
terms. See Charles A. Wing
Agency. Inc., exclusive Agents.
KO It SALE Xenr high school. 2
modern stucco homes, attractive
In design, good location, always
rented; income $fi24 per year.
A real buy at $4,000. Terms, or
will exchange for southern Cali
fornia property. Sew Charles A.
Wing Agency, Inc., exclusive
Agents. 55
KOU SA1.K .Knot hill slock nnd
dairy ranch consisting of lu6
acres of which 20 are In culti
vation; has water right and seed
ed to alfalfa, bo In nee timber and
pasture land: jihundance of out
side range; small family orchard,
berries of all kind.t; &-rmun
house, furnished; tarn, milk
house with milk separator, and
other outbuildings; $ head milk
cows, 4 yearling h e i f e rs, t eu m .
wagon and complete farm eouip
ment. Cnek runs through place.
This property is only -4 mites from
town und Pacific highway. Price
complete $3mii; good terms. See
Charles A. Wing Agency, Ine.
. . . 55
VANTK1 Shoe shiner. Kast Side
Shw Shining 1
'arlor. Z23 K. M;i(n.
54
KOK liKNT i-o A 4-room country
home and garage, near Medford.
910 pr month. Write Hox &,
M.iil Tribune. &
KOU SAI.K Tf ynu are looking for
a an h u r hn n b riH-ec v. don'l tutsx
this up. No near competition, i
rorced to sell Write me. Hot
Springs Store. Klamath Kalis.
Ore., Portland St. 5&
STHAYKP Prom RoxV Ann Or
chard, white bull terrier wearing
spike collar. Return to Dr.
Stone for reward. 64
- i;eiween fioiei Meororn
mm a pair tu noe
glasses in case. Kinder plee
leave at this office. S4
POH WENT Nice room, beard.
US N. Oakdale. 4i
KU SALK liy owner, new mod
ern Spanish stucco bungalow.
room and bath, agnte fireplace,
hardwood floors, built -in-v plas
tered garage. 17 Mk trees. 1
bKck from school. Small
payment down, Keal barcaln.
Call and ee for yiuirwlf at
N. Columbus Ave. V"
graea
ASK BEACON BIDS
SOON IS REPORT
DARBY RESIDENCE
BURNS TO GROUND
Fire of undotermlned origin late
.-Saturday nfKht 'rtestrbyeD the resi
dence on the H. J. I'almer roncli
near th Old. Stake road. -wNt of
Medrortl. The house wns botAipied
by.. Srot DiLrby :uml fumlly, who
were In this oity during the lime
tlx? bulldlntt, InrluJInK the ontlro
furnishlnKs,. wtis cotisumed. There
"? " 'nauranoe on he contents.
hut approximately one-haK pf the
$5000 loss incurred by the loss of
the " building ' was covered. Tho
dwelling had seven, rooma and was
formerly occupied by Fred ). Sun
der and family. ,
4.
HAL MILLER WINNER j
COPCO ESSAY Pffi
It hna Just been learned that Hal
Miller, well known. CJopco operator
at Prospect is the winner of tho
l!29 essay content conducted by
the power company for its em
ployes. ..... .
Mr.' Miller! wins' a trip to- the
convention otf the Northwest Klec
tric ,ight .and Power .association
convention at .Seattle in June. His
prize essay. Is also, .entered ,in the
N'. VV. K. Ij. and P. association con
test in competition with other
prize essays from . various, utility
companies of the- northwest.
' The essays were judged - liy a
local committee including. .Prof.' B.
ll. Conklo, liarl , C. ..(latldis nnd
Newton 't'haney. . "
NEW M!LLARD;TRACT:
Tbe D,i 10. Millard company has
offered to idvc a lot In their .new
aut-of-doors subdivision on Koun
rivor for tho Iwst name ;for the
project. And as n result many very
sutfKest i ve nn mvs ha ve bten s u u
mitted,-'. The contest is to close on
Wednesday evening May 10th. and
all. names must bcin by that time.
The new tract Is on tHe .Crater
Iuke highway just below Trail, and
having over - 4600 feet of river
frontage. Most of the lots have
an acre or more nnd at covered
with - beautiful trees? ' Two fine
spriiiKs will serve those Who build
on the.tract and ouch lot will be
supplied with free irrigation water.
COPCO SALT LICKS
T
The Cnllfornla-Oregon Power
company, which recently combined
nfflciency - with kidncsM to dumb
brutes; and distributed rock sail
round their nwer poles in the
hill districts of Jackson county, to
ih' II.
'Ml - H-st"is ' 5 omorrow.- i Bii
loll II ' i OUR 8CREEN SPEAKS THE .VERY BEST . W j 1
B ' FUNNIER; TH AN EVER!
llK.1 . . . SEE AND Hf AR Ml
Mill '' ' ' ;'. GEORGE SIDNEY
llnliH n ' The famous Irish and rfZn1 ,, tf f
11 f I Jewish pieA.re3 have .MO (fl
" I SI b"n h . outiunding 1 Gi$S , PUIJ
M B reen comedies during VV'i Al v VI iVll! . ' RiVuS
'llll ,""d ; swain , lipll
I -rs OTIMI B-BELDS 1
Siflfiffl " '"' Last Times TONIGHT -; j
iiJiilllliiliiiX ' .'WiLLARD MACK'S e jliBWij
rrf ALL TALKER . "l1ir"iai
ftTV "THE VOICE OF ' JSSSS3ZS$
p j " THE CITY" y j I
mH I , iH. rTV I
Veen the range stock trom
i the brine soukfd loles. report rumors or adverse credit develop.
that i)art, unknown to them. ; menta. The market opened Irregu
' have- been pttrklHK' off tl.f rock' lar. turnett heavy when several ,
alt and the range atock have re- : the roppera, motor and -steel shares
Mimed the eatim; of the brine
aoaked power poleM. x ' j
The power company Bent out a,
force today to diatribute more
rock aalt in the foothills, of the
Slpklyoua. and alonis the Ashland-,
Klamath Falls hichway. J
In payment for the rock sa'1
'the Btock Btamped down the weeds)
for a considerable distance arouou
the poles, maklnK a flie-brake.
Wall Street Report
'.SEW VOllK; May 14. (Pi
Ei'iath: price;, movements charac
tcrbsed today's stock' piarket which
Your Income -Producing
Building May
Be An . Ash
Heap Tomorrow
A Rental Value
Insurance Policy
Protects Your Home
R. A. H0LME3
INSURANCE
AGENCY
Jackion Co. Bank Bldfl. Phone 444
SINCE
1 909
2
Tsirtr
mtrmtnfl 3
:;'H6me Made"
and
Mother's Bread
sure taste liko home made.
Let us make your
Shortcakes .
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Bakery
111 W. Main St.
E . M Ifctf OTlffl nriTl I 1 H V Hill
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iii!!!!!ii!itiiii!ll!iii!ii!illl!::!i!ilil!iiliy
" nuence of
broke throush yesterday low lev.
ela. nitllled under the leadership
f General Klectric around mid- .
day and then turned heavy ngaln In
response to a stiffening in call i
money rates. . .
The cloae was strong. Total sales
approximated 3,auu,uuu ahatea.
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.PafliepVtun-
More Days
May 14-15
Hurry! Hurry!
isis
Mitinees.....'.riOc and 15c
Evenings..: 10c and 25c
Are Open Nights
This Week, ;
Medford Pharmacy
Heath's Drug Store
' Strang's Drug Store
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