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Newspaper Page TextWinFORD MXm TRIBUNE. WEDFORD. OREOOy. PRTDAY, MAY 2 f, "1929. PXOE : SEVEN POLITICSACTUATE unTcn nDVTDinic! tttilii M :-lwsis,i IN OLD MISSOURI 7 ST. I.alTIS W) Heber Nations, former Missouri Inhor commission er, newspaper publisher and de fendant in a bitterly fought six year liquor prosecution. Is to have another day his third in court. Twice convicted and sentenced ns a beer grafter. 'Nations was saved n second time from prison by (he United Statesclrcult court of appeals, which reversed his con viction. A third trial is imminent. The Nations case, which caused a political furor In Missouri, in volved Mrs. Mabel 'Walker Wllle hrandt, assistant attorney generdl, and split republican camps into factions, has been before the courts since 1923.- Nations held that a republican faction- prosecuted him In order to strike at the administration of Gov. Arthur M. Hyile, now secrqtary of ngrleulture. Although prosecuted as the re ceiver of bribe money from an il licit beer industry In St. Louis, Na tions had the support of Anti Sa loon and W. C. T. U, campaigners, who regarded him as a martyr to prohibition enforcement. , 1 When hn was indicted with Charles S. Prather then state food arid drux commissioner, on a-fod- eral conspiracy charge, Nations was publisher of a Jefferson City newspaper. He was labor commis sioner. Nations and Prather were ac cused of collecting "protection money" from tho Gt-lesedleck brewery. , Prather and It. 11. Grles edleck pleaded guilty, nnd testified for- the government. Tho brewer snid ho had pnld $10,000 for pro tection. . . Nations said he had sought to aid his brother. C.us Nntions, then In rhrnge of prohibition enforce ment In the Hi. I.ouis district, and had attempted to trap the tlriese dleck brewery, lie declared Cius was being assailed by political foes. Including fellow dry agents. Heber further claimed that an effort was I being made lo put the Hyde nrt-i ministration in disrepute on the eve of a parly convention. Mrs. Willebrandt Jumped from Washington to' prosecute Nations. Site assailed tho dry crusaders for their activities In behalf of Na tions.. : " First convicted in May. 1025, he fore Judge Charles ft. Furls, - Na tions was sentenced to IS month's imprisonment nnd fined $3,333. The appeals court reversed it on the grounds that Furls should have disqualified himself when usked to do so. . . ' Tho second conviction, in Janu ary, J a 2 S , was before Judge Charles Davis.- -Nations -again was given 18 months, with n fliTo of $2,000. The second reversal was on the ground that the district at- torney had made a prejudicial statement in his argument to the Jury. . . -Prathor and GricsellecU never have been sentenced. ' y!.y!:-t--. 4 : Farm Notes '( Hy U. H. Dept. of Agriculture) Naphehalene sNj-lnltled on dried hides, and skins that tire lo be stored In, piles or shipped in bundles-will help prevent damage by tnseois. Host results with strawberries-In Oregon are obtained by shallow nulilvatlon .from, the time they start to hfoom. Deep cultivation will- injure the roots and decrease the . yields, finds the experiment station. -H -often is necessary to camou ': finite the rat trap. It set on the ground It can be sunk slightly bv : low tho surface, a small piece of Paper or cloth put over the trigger '.end to prevent dirt getting undcr :neiith, and tho trap. covered with . fine, earth or sawdust. On hard floors the .trap can bo buried in pa shullow pan of meal, sawdust or ; ' grain. ' ' 1 '4 ty dividing tho range into.sep ;nrato pastures that will carry 100 good cows nnd 4 thrifty, well con ditioned bulls, some cattlemen pro duce n 90 per cent calf crop. The average calf crop on unfenced rangese,' where little attention is nnd to culling out shy breeders 'among the cows, usually is con siderably below 75 per cent. It has been found that the great er ; difficulty of storing sorghum grains, as' compared with other cereal grnlns is due to the high percentage of cracked kernels usu ally found in commercial sorghum Brains. At high moisture contonts .cracked and broken sorghum ker nels respire more vigorously than do normal whole kernels. If the "slack-scald" method of plucking "poultry Is used, the slaughtered foul should be plunged Into water hnvlng a temperature of from 125 to 130 degrees Fahren heit nnd kept there 16 to 60 sec onds, depending on the class of poultry. The pin feathers should ; : . : . ........ i rr , De pickea on insieuu oi iu.,.,r. .... as with scalded poultry. Aftf; plucking, the bird should be cure- ; fully dried by an electric fun or; oilier means before packing. Ilefore the season's operations become extensive. It is essenti:,! that farm dehydrates be clean and in good condition. A strung solu tion of lye or sawdust dipped in lye and spread on the floor will remove the old prune drips which cause much mold and odor. After 24 hours the lye nnd Juice ran be removed by washing and rinsing thoroughly. Trnys mny he cleaned hy dipping with the snme solution.: and sunning tn nrente them. This kills the mold, making the dehyd rater clean nnd sweet, says the Oregon experiment station. BRINGING UP FATHER THE NEBBS-Hot Dog mail- m rmaa - -, ;- -r r-mfcgrmir ,i tggaa ' : T : . . . i x Bpc (f VAIITU TUE RISUT FELLOW AFTER 1 JA I Aov runvi'-t: rx CX Y-oc-r iav-. s ul-W w I 1 P',- EKietGv wrAPPep up i.M owe 7 7 vobie pictures "wyou'E. ckeat ikj '( kjs. 1 ;rr ':.7" 'r-:;7 csss:i ? i ....w. v oi-MKE-S CTiovjLvt.iof uric MLf V . PAQTo . EJTpMfc Vtm i -r vmf t trim n-. cl iZA A- ) I Sovorul importiint fall vegeta ble crops liu'lutliiiK Into cabbage. eaulii'lowei'. bi'0''colt, Hi-uhhcJs-Kprouts and oufly-kule, are started in open seed bods in late April and curly Mny. Ironi 2 to 3 ounces of need of theve vegetables are used per aero, tho seed being sown in .shallow drills 1 4 lo 18 inches apart. Transplanting to the fields takes place- usually from a to S weeks following the seeding.; This is best done during cool cloudy weather. These vegetables make good crops to follow early crops such an lettuce, spinach, green onions and early root, nrops, says tho Oregon experiment fcitation. GLERGWNMUST NOT ENJOY WED, IS EDICT LANCASTER, Pa., May 24. (ft) Use of tobacco or snuff bv cler gymen of the Church of the United Urethreh' in Christ has been, pro hibited by the general conference qf the church.- . In speaking of tho question, J. B. Paf"sons of Indianapolis, a lay dele gate, severely crilicletl clergymen who use tobacco. - ' , I "In a clay when young girls tT at restaurant tables putting al cigarettes- and young men become slaves to tho habit," ParsonH said, "It is no time for ministers to go about doing that very thing, tn which' the church is Rtrongly op posed." . ' Mrs. HoHemvnld Dead - ' ,CKICAC!0, . May 24. (P) Mrs. Julius Hosenwald, wife. t,f t' i multi-milllonnlre mail ordei- house executive arid philanthropist, died vtoduy'nftor an extended Illness.. Ttadlo receivers will be placed in the rural schools of the province of Manitoba, Canada. SWM'liliohlors Notice. Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Homo Telephone and Tele graph Company of Southern Ore gon will be held at the office of the company, 2 I s' West Sixth Street; Medford. Oregon, at 3 o'clock, p. m June 4th, 1112!). It. II, HAMMOND, 71 Secretary. Nollce lo Creditors. In the County .Court of the State of Oregon for Jucksnn County. In the Mutter of the ICstato of M. H. Parker. Deceased. The undersigned has been duly nppointed nnd qualified by the County Court of the State of Ore gon for Jackson County, as execn tor of tho estate of M. S. Parker, decensed. All persons having claims against said estate are notified to present them, duly verified, with proper vouchers, to the undersign ed at the office of Kawles Moore, Cooley Thanler Building. Medford, Oregon, within six months from the date of this Notice. Dated and first published. April 20,1921). RAV SATCHWHI-U ' Executor. CLASSIFIED XtrrCRTISINS RATES RatM pr word tor first InMrtlon, 2oi ten tuoeeadlna insertion, 2ft- minimum 25. Index your idi with For Beta, F Root, oto., ond eount theio wordt, at woll u Men initial, talaohona numbar. ato aa word. - uiaisiriao bob eatn in aoranoa ana noi UkJ1) oyf phon unJlt ,,, hu monthly aooounL No allowanoa far pawns arrera. .. - Loggers! t Wc will issue your state or county road bonds at a nominal cost. Chauncey Florey 201 1st NaU. Bank Bid?. Phone 318 IWELU-HERS -cyrP- HELP WANTED FEMAIiE I WANTED Young lady to work in I . country store near town. t.,v reference. Address Box 81), It. l' D. 3. . M EXI'tmiENCKD stenographer for hull day work. Some experience In -bookkeeping preferred though not necessnry. State lust salary received and give telephone num ber and uddress. , Box 40, Trib une. 61tf WANTED SITUATIONS EX P K 1 i I K N CKD 1-1 0 1 'H H K K 10 P K il wants work, day or hour. Can attend convalescence or invalid, l'hone 1420. (ili TWO HOYS WANT summer work. Prefer country. Pho,ne 5!2-Y. 07 WANTED Housework; day or hour. Phone 1345-X.. - . , .70 WANTED MISOETiTjANKOUS WANTBD Side delivery hay rnkc, Gi0 ft. 1-ln. galvanized water pipe. C. U Cilvan; It. 3, Medford. ' . ,.4.,-. " " ' - 04 WANTED Shoe repairing: expert ...workmanship, ' first-class mate rials. Men's halC-soles and heels $1.7f; - women's chalf-soles '!nl heels J1.00. C. M. Kidd A; Co. .'...'. 6ntf WANTED 2nd hand goods & junk. Pat's, lOOti Prune. Tel. 547-U 69 FOR KKN1 noUSKS KOI' I.EN'T 3-room house. ' water furnished, TITi. SI2 Summit Ave: 04 KOH ItKNT Small furnished house;;--nwit, clean and tittrac tlve. Phone S27-Y, evenings. 01 KOn 'RBXT Tly owner of resi dence, only 2 blocks from City . Purk.'lnrge sleeping room.. 222 So. Holly St. 0S FOR KENT Modern 7-rm. house; furnace, hardwood floors, shade: close In. Call fi!i:l-.l. us FOIl KENT House with garage In l.nurelhursi Add., ?10 per mo. See owner, Henry Currier,. 001- W. 10th St. 08 FOR III-' NT : Furnished- 4-rnom modern dilplex, also sleeping room, garage. Phone G03-J. 06 FOR KENT Smnll furnished house. Inquire at 14(1 So. Ivy. ,60tf Foil KENT Furnished house." 4 rooms, both nnd screened porch. C. A. DeVoe. Tel. C23-J-2. C7tf FOR HK.NT Oil SALE Two fine east side homes; a dandy 7-aCre tract 2Vt miles out; home near Washington school. First . Ins. . Agency, 30 N. Central avenue. Phone 105. - 62tf FOR RENT Homes, Furnished or unfurnished. Brown sV White. me FOR REN1 ArARTMICNTS FOH I!E.NT-Apt. 80(1 W. Main. ' 00 FO It HE NT apartment. ('lean, well furnished 217 -W. 2nd. Oil FOIl KENT 2-rnom furnished , apartment, garage: gas stove, shady grounds. 016 N. Central. 63 FOR RENT 8-room furnished apartment, $22.50 mo.; ground floor, lights nn.l water paid. Sll llmun, 333-W-2, 60tf FOR RENT Furnished apart ments. Phone 876-H. 203 Elm street. 85 FOR RENT Furnished apart ment; garnge. 10 Quince. Call afternoons. 47tf ;FOR RENT 2 rooms and bath, completely rurmsnea, newly dec oraieu. nut n. jnr. Uhone 76. FOR RENT Furnished apart ments. Phone 462-H. 294tf FOR RENT Furn. i and S-rm. ' tpls.; garaga. 604 W. 10th. - ' l6tf FOR RENT Furnished apart ments, I6 and 920 montb. 344 8. Contra!. , 40tfa Port RENT Two 1006 W, Main. l-rooro apt. I l8tf Sj? lfl lr.il Feature Service, Inct.ntt BntstB rtch' oiitrved. ; '' ' ' ' ' TC Tia-lc lTtt "'S. ' ' . ' ,, IT - IT WASN'T I K1U I ) AWE HtHt NOW- 3 vsy HE. K.tNl( "-vOMUVTHti FOB RENT nonsEfc-EKFING ROOMS ' I'd It 1!I-:T I' ,i'..l, 1 1, houv'Keei. . Infj room, furnished. 846 ' N. Bartlett. Tel. 763-M. . 41tf FOR RENT JTrcXNTSHKD ROOMS . . : . FOR RENT Largo, attractive room suitable for two nien;twin. beds; close to business district Phone 304-1,. 0 FOR RENT - Furnished front room; running hot and cold wat er; witli or without garage. :1B l.'.turel. , .0" FOR RENT Rooms nod bachelor cabins. 445 S. Front. 6(ltf, FOR RENT Sleeping room, 245 N. Cirnpe. batlV. 64' FOR RENT To business women or married couplo (adults only) furnished rooms In an exclusive modern, west side home; breakr. fast If desired; garage. . Call forenoons. 9G4-L,, tf IOB1- IjOKT i- Pair of dark, shell-rim glasses in tho I'nrk or -on' Mahv St. Finder leave at this office. 04 LOST' .Lady's white gold wrist watch, gray band, near or In Armory evening May 22nd. Re turn. to Alnll Tribune. Reward. 04 BUSINESS OrrtmTONlTIKS FOR HALE OR TRADK . Well equipped hardware store In good payroll town, nlso good farming district to draw from; stock and fixtures about SI 2,500. Will take city residence, Income,' properly or farm and give terms on bal nnct. Havo other good .trndes ulso. : Ifl. Crant DaVis, 14Q Nur sery St., Ashland. 'djlf ..Ik., f, FOR KJtCUANUK FOR EXCHANGE llDBisljlrod. SIN ver black I'oxe.s for small acre age or Medford propc'rty.-: Ad: dress llox S. II., Mull Tribune.' Of. EXCHANC.E FOR MEDFORD Porlliind home, 100x100, In Pied mont district. Price 47,G0; ulso 2 nice business lots ' valued at r,0(,n. Owner will he In Med. ford about May 2Sth. LET DEAL & KNIOHT SELL - Oil EX CHANGE YOl'R 1'ROI'ERTY. 20 N. Bartlett St. . -Phone lo.lii. 03 FOR TRADE $1400 equity In Portland for Medford properly. Address Box X, Mall Tribune. 64 FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR HALE Several purebred Hereford bulls. Apply l-reslon Ranch. Tel. 3)t-F-6, Jacksonville. 0S WEANER Pros J. A. Perry, Ma - drona Park. 65 FOR SALE Two good milk cows and feeder pigs. Inquire room II. Palmer Music Block. 64 I' OR HALL 3-year-old stud nt II. Coleman ranch, 1 mile north eust of Phoenix. 65 I' OR RAJ.E OH RENT 12 head good heavy work horse nt B. Coleman ranch, one mile north east of Phoenix. ,65 OH SALL 7 head of milk cows. Herbert Orlssom. Lake Creek, Ore. Phone 8-F-26, Kngle Point. ' 03 WANTED To Buy for Caib . All Your i SECOND-HAND , FURNITUEI Scott Woolf HE.LL.0-BE.OOr DID ) I YE.C5,M1'WW6M Voo KKJOVJ THO.TI 1 READ T 1 J DiMTV GOT StVTb TO ME . MARRIED rSC aUF oCYb I FOIl 'HUNT STOIIK ROOM I ! P'Mt I.' . ""--.Wn;. -on". 81S NO.' j MlSCEIOiANKOCS . '" HIODAN l.envlng for Oakland. San Francisco, Thursday a. m. Can I , tttUc t piissengei's. t'ulS4, Oi'ii I tnil Point. , 04 i SOME MONEY to loan on city I residence or farms. P. O., Box I : C48. 03 I LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED Culled for ami delivered free. 19 ! N. Fir St. Phono 'iOl. 65tf . FOR SAlilb T'lVWitV FOR SALE Young turkeys, larger , than qunils, $1.7 u; others $1.50. W) $1.25.. rhoue 318. Central Point, at noon or 8-o'ciock evening, 64 R. I. RED eggs. 539-J-2. 67 FOR SALE Mammoth Bronze tur key eggs 26q each. High Banks Turkey Farm, . Phone 314, Cen tral Point. 30tf FOR HA LIS We are taking orders for Mammoth Uronge baby tur keys fop May delivery. 60a each. High Hanks Turkey Farm... Tel. 814, Central Point, ' FOR SALE Black Jersey Giant setting eggs, C. A. DeVoe. Tel. S2S-.T-2 . J54tf FOR SAfK HOMISS 6-ROOM new, assessments modern houso. paid, $2,101). All 4-ROOM" h o u s e, basement, city 'water on 1 acre, irrigation, $240(1. (I-I160M liouse, modern, close in; large lot; on puvlng; $2100. WOLD & WOLD Hparta Bids. 1(1 N. Riverside, : ,' - -coif II E S T III ' Y ON SISKIYOU HEIGHTS o-t-oom modern bun " gnlow,' large lot, fine grove: n . real home for you and the kid dles. Let us show you this, Hrown & While, Reiillors, Hol land Holel lihlg. 61lf FOR HALE House nnd large lot, $1050; easy terms, llrown & While, Reultors, 31 North Fir SI. 01 tf FOR HALK ItBAU KSTATH KOHRTHERN ORE. REALTY CO. FOR SALE-2'4 acres, high state of . cultivation; 4-room house, plastered, new. Price $2800; easy terms. On Pacific highway and close In. 118 N, Riverside, Nat. llldg. 60tf ORCHARD OPPORTUNITY 62 acres; 2 5 acres pears, 6 a, New town npples, 2 a, English wnl nuls, 3 a, cherries, 3 a. grapes, . 3 a. peaches, 2 a, uprlcots, 2 a. alfalfa, a, figs, several acres grain; 12-room fine farm home, ' elec. lights, elec. water system. r complcto plumbing, packing shed 00x30, big burn and Implement shed, guragc. chicken house and woodshed. . Price includes all t machinery, spray rig. team nnd harness, cow, chickens, tractor and auto truck. Crop this year estimated at $0,000. Total price $17,600; $7,00(1 cash, lull, long time at 6. Offer good to June 1st only. The D. 10. Millard Co., 4 11 I0 .,t Main. (I8 DANDY SHEEP RANCH Dvor -lot) aTt; "5 or SO arns un flur cultivation, fliwl In crop;, en tiro plnr't fntvpi "wJth I'aKe woven wlrfi rm('c; .1 barns, good Fi-room Iiuuko, (J live Hpringft on idne. Thin ranch Ih vnry well lonnted for heep or caHle. All farm Implement go with tho place: FortlKnn tractor, mowerw, rakes, plow, good team of bornes, over 60 head of.hnRH, We have a very attrnellve, price on tliitf inix h, aii'l it will nell tuvk, Hvc im If you are at all interesnted. E. C. CORN Montgomery Ward Bfdg. WHAT W'TV'S OlO VOL) "V) feA.T , WO OUST 'FUWMV AtTIKI T'OTWEK MT-AT-A'PARTV V StARTED .TO MAKE iklO MAKd CUNJMV . FACeS - ViEMT HYSTERICAL A'O OlG M06&IMS LAUSMElO 50 HARD . SHE. iu r MLv BLtttlt SILK! D1?C55 m. IF VOU AlMT GO'-fvl TO. MAKE SAO PICTUSES , FOR SAI,Ei RKAlo KSTATH - ' , IIR.U, COd 'NTH Y HOME 25 u . ,i.,in illldonulre road, over- . looking valley; y acres pears and i :-- -- "T", mixed fruit, balance pasture and I FOR SALii POOR ANT I'KTK wood; gravity water from spring .-- - - ' and,, electric automatic- system ' FOR .KA1.E Cocker spaniel pups, from deep well; frostless and cheat). . First house east County uliovo fog line; beautiful, strictly' , Shop. Mrs. Thrasher, Jackson modern home, 60-ft. porch over- , 1 vlllo. - - - 00 looking valh'y: full basement.! - - concrete foundation,' plastered 1 FOR SALE Very beautiful spink" house. 5 rooms, dressing room. I Persian kitten; C months ' old, breakfast roont- and bath: big fireplace, electric hot water sys- , tern. , rungu und refrigerator; homo completely furnlsheib 'A drcani hobie. I'rlced way below valiKf, $11,000 on tcrniB of $3000 . cash,. $500 a year, 314 int. on bill.' No irailes. The D. ,E. Mil lard Co., 419 East Main,. Phone 1122. ' 08 vi v i oa i i.i . 11 n..it'.. ' n..,,fi i,,',,'.. i. o 1,1 Miiii.e i-.ii.ri 5 peur trees, i'uli bcai'lng, 12 each fruit treos .and grapes, young: small house, with Hot Point I'linge: pressure pumping system, shower bath, sink, lavatory, hoi a.nd gold water, 3o-gal. waler - tank, eleclrlc heated; some fur nishings and gurden . tools and ho'ftc, Cull.t phone A...-M- 'oss. Bf'4, Sunday, H to 1 2 niomlng, or 771 s io,5 week:, days.-.. Price $2(100. .., ' : .... -, ': .65 A IIOMI-! ON THIS" .1ACKS0N VII. LI'! 1IIOHVVAV One acre of ' land, high 'state of cultivation, good house and ''outbuildings, frttll trees, iilj kinds) some fur niture; must lu's'ill. owners leav ing vuiley. Listed exclusively with The Kehl Investment I.V,m pnhy, 320 West lilh St, Price for quick turnover, $.',1)0. IJ2IC IIKHT HCV IN VALLHY Dairy ranch; nice modern liouse, large barn and outbuildings, flno stand tilfulfa, also splendid, puslure: II cows, milking machine and oilier equipment! A going paying prop osition, the best buy. In the vul- , , ley. llrown & While, Realtors, 31 North Fir Si. Ollf- FOR SALi; 28 acres In the hcni-t of Kilen valloy; finest of soli: beaitliful home, lots of shade; 1 mile south Phoenix on highway. Hy owner, James Allen. UltC- FOR SALIC 3-ncre chicken ranch: new 5-ronm house; domestic and Irrigation watee: electricity. This located on good hard-surfaced road Just ten minutes drive from Riverside and Main. Small down payment, balance less than rent. See Mr. Woolverton, with Wold & Wold, 10 North Jtlvor side. 001 SOURTHKRN OHM. RF.ALTY CO. KXCLUSIVK FOR 20 acres 7 A. Anjous, 7 acres UnrtlettH, tfA. Newtown apples, all 15 years old; heavy crop, trees In flno condi tion; $1)000, including crop; cash $1500;. good terms on the bul ance. 118 N. Riverside. CPU SOURTtll'lRN nllK. RRALTV CO. FOR TRADIi--20 acres alfalfa: gooil soil. Price $2600. Trade for residence In Medford. 118 N. Riverside. 00tf" FOR HALK Aero and a half with new 6-room house. No down payment; move In and pay like rent. See Mr. Woolverton; with Wold Wold, Sparta llldg. 60tf FOR HALF. Acre and a. half plant ed to gladiolus. Handy loam Hear creek bottom soil; plenty of cheap water; Ideal for chickens nnd garden; 4-room liouse, do mestic water In kitchen, Will nell to responsible party on monthly payments. See owner nt Wold & Wold's office, 16 No. Riverside. . 60tf UXTRA BARGAIN 80 neros on Orlffln creek, 7 miles from Med ford; rood and creek runs Ihru: fine never falling spring; $3,000 worth of hardwood, oak and fir: good soil. Priced nt $600 for iiulck sole. No trades. Strictly riwh deal. The I). K. Mlllnrd Co., 419 Fast Main. Pnone 1)22. FOR HA LK Several lots for build Ing slles. First Ins. Agency, l'hone 105. 62tf FOR HALM AND KXt'IlANO R 8 Improved farms. 40, 80, 160 A. Good soil, well located. Wanted 300 ewes. What have you 7 Address Box T.'K., Mall Tribune. 73 CHICKF.N RANCH 8.79 seres; food house; lrrlgaflon available, nuulre Woodlnwn Orchard, 1 '4 miles east Cenliul Point. $ By George McManus TV Ole4T'X .lO-iT VANTE.O TO w "5PIT6 ME- THAT LAbT J I C Gib- By SOL HESS COTTIM UPUKt-,- ' AT MOS&V (JuuES My eas : BLUt. NUrtiCI-V ; FAT CVMTVtlA i VOU!? COOKIE. J. 'tll IH'JRIV-MimiHHANMlUB FOR RENT Oarage, I. ..dale, phone 242. 104 p. Oak tf .With papers. Cnrhyn It. Pome- roy. pinertugo urcnuro, i-unii,,i Point. Ore. 03 FOR SALE HenutKul thorobred white Angora kitten, male. Call : 0114-L. Wf FOR 8 A UC MISCCliI-iANEOUS VtO It HALK MoiiKOllan pheamint iiul'h ntiti cm n. inr n. ,1 AL ChrlsiDnsen, Phono 8-F-4, f lipid Hill. 64 FOR SALE Supor-ndhoslyo dust ing siilphur for grape .' vines. ' -Alonarch Seed Co. Il2tf- FOR. HAL1S 8-foot binder, has been iteed 3 seasons. . A. Miroue, Coleman Creek, or Phono 105.1 ... . 64lf I FOR SALM-: pump. '' Phono - Riverside. ' . : Hoosler electric 1261. , 1405 N. ' ' " ' D8 FUR SALE .lacksou fork cable, all complete; disk. "new 12-Inch plow, ochmor, . mono 844-Y. 03 FOR SALE 2 Incubntors. bl'oodor, chain harness, 3 saddles, gentle horse, disc, plow, harrow, Kemp er, trailer, fruit Jars. O, Mi Grif fin, Merlin, Ore. ' ' 60 FOR KAl.13 Smull petuhln,-plnnls, looilo',., Call IMI4-L, 68tf FOR SALF Alfalfa hny In barn. C. A. DeVoe. Phono 633-J-2. .-' '"'I ' - .. 65tf FOR HALK--T)orry cups and crates. Monarch Heed Co. 04tf FOR HALF. Bwoet potato plants. Monarch Seed Co. - 64tf- FOR HALE Sudan grass and ug ' nr cane seed.1 Monarch Beed Co. B4tf FOR HALJ? Page field fence, yard fence,' gales, netting all Kinds; cedar, and steel fence ' posts. Complete line of fence material. "We build fences." Gaddls & Dixon, Phone 208. 84tf FOR BALK Wheat 2e, barley 2c. Bring sacks. 2 V4 miles' west, mile south of Medford. Phone 623-J-2. C. A. DeVoe. , 2lf WHFN YOU think of real aatate, see Brown & White. tf FOR RALB lo-tnch body oak wood, $3 per tier at ranch. C. C. Hoover, Phone 607-R-2. tf FOR SALE Used tewing ma chines; all makes, $6 up; tirmi If desired. All makes rented and repaired. White fitwlng Machine Co., 14 North Bartlett. lltf FOR BALE Por aana and gravel, sediment and general teaming, Tel. 012-J, Sum I I Bateman. tf BC8INES8 DIRECTOR! Fye Rneclallst, DR. T. DH LA RHUS Eyesight Specialist. Eyes examined, glasses fitted. Suite 404 Medfori Bldg. Phone 1I2. Exclusively optical. I66tf DR. D. A. CHAMBERS, Optome trist. , Eyes examined. Glasses fitted. 117 Medford Bldg. Tel. 188. Ititf Radio Re pairing RADIO REPAIRING The Music Box, 402 East Main St., Phone 438, has an expert radla tech trlclan from the factory. We make a specialty of expert repair work and guarantee It FlDeelal Hprnylng. WR SPRAY all kinds of trees nnd .shrubs, nnd guarantee to do good work. Reasonable prices.. J'hone your order to 3030. Violin Instrnnlnn. JOHN R. KNIGlrr-oVlollnlst. In structlon nt the home of the nil pll. For appointment call Jack sonville, 893, , BCSN1KSS DIRBOTOHI Ansiracta - MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab stracts of Title, Title Insurance, Rooms and 6, No. II North Central Ave., upstairs. i. JACKSON CO. s ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title and Title Insur au.ee. The mill complete TlU System In Jack sou Connty.- - - Cabinet Works. CITY CABINET WORKS Do all kinds or woouworn; uum-ins, doors, windows, screens, otc. Also build show oases. 227 N. Fir Bt. Cliinipractln Pliyslclana DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiro practic Nerve Specialist. Office hours 9 to 12: 2 to 6. 0$-l04 Liberty Bldg. Office pbona 180; Res. phone 700-H. DR. K.IV1ND M. NELSON Chiro practor. Specific Chlropractle adjustments given at 329 North Riverside. Office hours: 6:30 to 7:30 p. m. Contractors R. I. STUART & SONS General Contractors, Including base ments, ditches, all kinds ol cement and concrete work, R. 1, Stuart, 217 Apple, phone 648; Gilbert Stuart, 17 Robs Court, phone 960-M. Miles Stuart, $01 S. Newtown, 'phone 860. ' ' Dentistry. DR. F. CI. BUNCH, Dentist, room 815 Medford Central Bldg. Tel., Otflce 1443; residence 1281-X. DR. U L. SANDKRS, Dentist. Of fices, 312 Medford Bldg. Office phone 007. Res. 1140-R. 11 Expert Accountant WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M . Wilson, C. P, A. Attention given to anything in aocountlng and Income Tax Requirementa. Look Into our simplified aocountlng method. Liberty Bldg., Medford. Phone 167-R. ' Farm Loans. FARM LOANS 6 per cent. . J, R. Bowen, secretary Rogue River National Farm Loan Assn., Rogus River, Oregon. ! Financial WB LEND MONEY to worth people to pay .their honest debts. Pacific Coast Credit Association, 423 Medford Bldg., Medford. Ore. Freight Transportation PIERCE TRUCKING COt, lied, ford to Portland and San Fran cisco. Furniture moving a apao lalty. Phono 66 or 437-R-l. LONO DISTANCE HAULING Medford - Klamath truck Una Dally service. Bonded carrier Special rates on load lots. Autfl Freight terminal, 36 8. Fir. Tel 1033. : ' Interior Decorator INTERIOR D 10CO RATING, pain Ing, paperhanglng and flocr wall ,,.lng. Fred Gardner. Phons Till ' W-2. Res. Perrydale, Jackson ' vllle. Highway. - - .- Monoy to Tjoan MONI5Y TO LEND To Worth) people to pay their hohaar dsbu Securities of ail kinds aocsptei Jennings Loan Offloe. 6 S. Fron) MONKY TO LEND r- i0 to 14 to loan on furniture or good aaj curlty qf most any kind. Btls) per cent loans on city properti1 Thomas Realty Co., Room 11 Palm Block, oor Main and Frok(: upstairs. .. r -, r. 6 Iong TUsat ' Real Cetat ; .' Mortgage tM I'lione ISM '. Commercial ' Finance . C6f3l. Medford. Oreiragi t- DolVou Need Mooeyf i''; We make short llih. loWl Transactions strictly confldetltlat 817 Liberty Bldg. Open' Tuesv. "days and Fridays till I $. Ol Phono U57-J. JI. H. Bttnlster, H. C. Chrlstner. . . . V Honumentg' TUB OREGON GRANITB iOp.- Monuments. E. A. Hlrs, a. eral Manager; P. M. Kershaw, Sales Manager, 808 N. Front. !,., Medford. ' , , : , i-t s4a Painting and Paporhengttm H. MARX, General Palming Coo tractor, - tinting, . paperhanglng, carpentering, repairing. Paona 178-J. Res. 67 Summit, Piano Instruction. FRED ALTON HAIOHT Teaohlr of Piano and Harmony. Hslfhl Musla Studio, 818 Libert Bllt.. Phone 72. ' " litt? ' Plumbing;. .-.. PLUMBING, HEAT1NO Materia1 and service. Hawk, the Plumber, 24 So. Orape. Phone 887. I8 Prlntera and Puhllsnets MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Haj the best equipped printing office In Southern .pregon, Bookblaa )ng, loose' .leaf ; ledgers, billing systems, eto. Portland prloaa, 1J N. Fir Bt. - 1 ' 1 ' T Radio Senrtca. RADIO 8KRVICB on ' any make radio. II. O, purucker, 18 South ' Grape Street.' Office Phone ill: Res. 1442. . 111 'Band and Gravel C. A. HARTLEY Sand and graWI ' plant, Cleaned, washed a o d and gravel; crushed gravel, atl sues, phone plant, 1801 or office 117 tiawe Tratuafeg BADS TRANSFER 4b STORAQ81 CO. Office 111 N. rir St. Phone 111. Prices Right. Ser vice guaranteed. DAVIS TRANSFER & STORAOI Service guaranteed. II S. Grape St., Phone 14, or residence till Voice and Piano MRS. C. H. PASKE, teacher ol voice and plAmr. Phon 80a.tl-, Wlndnw (leaning LET OKOROK DO IT Pboae 11TJ for bousecleanlog, floor ttttI wiMiiwr BBHTVssB Sfsssi sw 1