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Newspaper Page TextPAflE SEVEtf y GEORGIA UPSETS just kids . . . By Ad Carter FOR SALKMTSOKTiliANBOCB KOR SALE Cheap at Central Point, Olube-Werneke bookcase, roll- top desk, chiffonier, rock era, bedstead. Te.5-XX-l. 205 UfSlXESS IHRKCTORY YALE, PASS GIVES i im a twelve o'clock HEY-FATSOi mv pop Took me to the armv reserwtion WAIT LL AN I SEEN A BRAN' I KJEVER Abstracts NEW GAME. CALLED SEE"N SOME MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab stracts of Title, Title Insurance, Rooms 3 and S, No. 82 North Central Ave., upstairs. I TELL I MEDFOIW MTlTL TRrRUNE, MEDFORD, OttEOOy. ftrTUY, OCTOBER -X 1020. '. i w mats ) 1 "S3? YUH! MU5W ATHENS, Ga., Oct; 12. Yale's Ms team was repulsed In its first southern invasion here today when an Inspired University oT Georgia team, duped to lose by j at least three touchdowns, stopped t the vaunted Eastern spin plays dead and won 15 to 0. i The game was the first major j Vppset f tML' current season. T Airmin WaiiRh. fleet Georgia halfback, who jumped from a third strinRor to a hero in the Furman Kamo lawt week, was a constant threat to the Yale oal, hut it was the Georgia line that won the game. The easterns shot everything in the football category at the Cleoi'K ia wait, hut fulled to dent it for enough yardage to .score. ' BALTIMORE. Oct.- 2. fPj A pass flipped from the fingers of Frank Carideo, again forced the Navy to how hefore Not re Dame on a foothall field today as the men of lloekne passed and plung ed their way to a 14 to t victory over the Midshipmen. WEST POINT, Ky., Oct. 12. iff1) Army's foothall eleven met With unexpected opposition from Davidson college of North Caro lina today hut a second half of fensive enabled the Cadets to win 23-7. I'lTTSliritGH, Oct. 1 2. fP) The I'niwrsity of Pittsburgh Sought and gained vindication to day by punishing West Virginia 21 to 7 in the twenty-fifth annual j footliall game between, the two elevens. I-ist year's contest was won by the Mountaineers. Toby I'ransa. who made three touchdowns for the Panthers, again was the foremost scoring factor of the Sutherland machine, which has another national cham pionshpi as Its objective. . SYRACCSE, N. Y., Oct. 12. (A The t'nivorsity of Nebraska as sumed the lead In its intersectional football war with Syracuse I'nl verslty In ArchboUl stadium here todr.y by winning 13 to ti before a crowd of 20.000. The Corn Iluskers came from behind a first period handicap of C to 0 score with touchdowns in the second and last quarters. E ; When the "Shasta? roads north 'nun the Oakland Men In on next Thursday night It will have aboard n rough, tough and husky pack of gridiron gladiators wearing the blue nnd silver of Menlo Park col lege, and unless the early season dopesters uru In error they are journeying north with an ominous nnd sinister intent towards the hopes and aspirations of the Southern Oregon Normal school. It promises to be a footliall clas sic, this game to be played op Van Scoyoc field, Medford, Satur day afternoon, October 11). GOLF PLAQUE IS DONATED BY FOX William Fox; moving phjturc magnate, and operator of the Vki lerian and' Rialto theaters MeVr, yesterday, through Jules Heistnan, local representative presented a silver plaque to the golf club, for the low medalist score of the year. The plaque was presented at the personal request of Fox. who Is nn ardent golfer and golf enthu siast, nnd n member of the Hole--in-One club of Xew York City. The trophy will hang In the club house, and each year the low medalist! name will be engraved upon it. It was furnished by l.-irry J. Hchade, jeweler. AT GOLF CLUB All plnyors nt the Rolf cluli to day, whpthvr In the tournament or, not, an? urei! to take their lunch nt tho i luli holme the same lielns nrrvnl for fifty cents per plate. Iy the ladies of the rllili. All members of the nailery are also Invited to partake of the luncheon, nt the snme moileat stipend. The finals will he start ed early In the afternoon, so it will lie much more convenient for hoth players nnd spectators to have their noon meal on the proiin'M INSURANCE First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL. Wi 101 It N. Central (Udford, Oraao !I)IHIIIIIIIIIII1HH11P' TO r-.tw,. s,.i,:,.... I, ,,..; Bril,i ,., ... LOCAL STORES TO E ' Everyone. In Medford will eat candy this week because October ,0 , . .', , 13 to 19 has been officially set aside as "Cundy Week", and prnc- tlcally every local merchant who! sells sweets will offer attractive prices in observing the event. Candy week was originated sev eral years ago by the National Confectioners (issociation which adoted as a slogan ".Make Some- iMiy Happy" and carried out the 1 im by giving away thousands of t pounds of candy to unfortunates to whom sweets are a rare treat. Many physicians agree that candy eaten In moderation is not fattening, nor is it harmful for children. "Candy Is a good food. pure and wholesome; it Is a uni- versal essential food," says A. M. i I FEATUR Kelly of New York, president of j barely got hia fingers on the hall, the Confectioners' association. ' hut was tumble to hold it. Sim Whether It's chocolates or "just" I mons and Koxx prunced across candy" you prefer. Medford con- fectioners, druggists and others j who sell candy will be prepared to selLit reasonably this week. ' CPUS WILT REFORM A'S (Continued from Page One) The Cubs, as a matter of fact, thought they had today's game won and they had every reason to think so as they dashed gaily into the last half of the seventh with an 8-0 lead and Charley Root pitched just as beautifully as he did for seven innings against the A's In the first game of the series. - ' - It was a homo run by Simmons. That opened the seventh and started the downfall of the Culifl. Them was sonte enthusiasm for; this clout, which rattled off the upper roof of the left field stands, but the big outburst didn't get going until Foxx, Miller Dykes nnd Holey had singled In rapid succession, scoring two more runs and arousing the hope that the A's after all might do the un precedented. Old George Rurns came to bat In the pinch for Eddie Rommel, the third of the A'a pitchers for the day, but there was a lull as he popped out to McMillan. Max Rishop followed with a singh that drove In Dykes with the fourth run and drove the discon solate Root from the box. having yielded six hits out of the seven men to face him. The Cubs now were fast becom ing panicky and the crowd wildly hysterical. Little Art Nehf. vet eran southpaw and old Giant star uf the world's series of 1 f 2 1 -24, came oitt of the bull pen to face George Haas. This was the cru cial point of the rally. If Us mo mentum was not st op (ted quickly, It would he too late. Nehf twirl ed carefully and when Haas lifted a fly to center, there seemed noth ing to cheer about. "The Gnat." The squat, rolly-polly Wilson came raring in. It looked like an easy out but Hack, though he was wearing sun glasses, suddenly lost the ball, half stumbled and It caromed past hi in. " Rolling to deep center as Holey, Rishop and Hans galloped n round Hh the, fifth, sixth and seventh runs. Make Us an Offer On nrcliiii'd of li'il ) l'Anj'ius, !.'( linrlli'll.s nnd 85 Unwell priir trees ; -41)0 Ni'Wlowns, walnuts, 4T."i penelies, nil ill full lieiiriiitf ; balance (if 7:1 neres ill alfalfa and yrain. Kxeellenl soil; no sinudj;in(.' necessary; nn t:ood rnnd only three miles from town. Want Car for Equity 5-ronm modern, plastered linine, only 2J.S Mocks from Washington .school; on pavement, lartie lot; nil assess ments paid. Will take car worth 50(1 for eipiit.N', balance lil;e rent. A Winner! Highway store and service station. Sales never less than per day and in summer run to 1511 per day. Con crete liuildin.' and canine. ISnildiiuf noes, toifelhcr with stouk and fixtures all for if'lHlO, $:I7iX cash, and you can't eo wrong. I'oor health only reason for sellinc. See Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc. 18 North Front St. Medford, Oregon This, as It later turned out was (he big break, making a gnat out of Wilson, whose hitting thus fiir I hml hnnn n f tlw. mIn fn-t...- In the Cub comeback. I It upset Nehf so much that he passed Mickey Cochrane, the next ; iniut, and waa replaced by Sheriff J ! Fred liluke, right hander, who i i i u , !,..!,! to two men. The two happened ! to be the clouting twins, Simmons iand Foxx, up for the second time j In the inning. Kach singled. Sim- "s lahinK Into one that bound- ed hnrldv over trl illun' head , , n1 il r, -clllas ne' 11 I and l-oxx bunding a drive into ; conlPr th(lt HCOVV(i Cochrane with the tyinjr run. ' '" ... liig Fat .Malone, the fourtn j itcher of the Inning, was hustled to the rescue but the Cub craft ; was fast going down by the bow. 1'at was wild and hit Ping .Miller, him. there- . V . . '. iv lining me nases wnn -i;ick-i men. The crotgd was' wilder but this time as hoarse as the experts in the pressbox were groggy from trying to keep track of the pro ceedings. Chunky Jimmy Dykes was up, swinging savagely. 1 le caught a fast ball and pasted it on a line toward deep left field. Rlggs- Stephenson dashed mad'y fe- it with the ninth and tenth runs on ! this two base wallop. The A s were out In front and the ball i game was "in' Grove Is Rrilllant. I Twelve out of thirteen success-! Ive batters had gotten to basej ami ten of them had scored. Kith-, er the A's were becoming some- what dazed themselves or else Ma-i lone regained his control for he j finally struck out Joe 1'oley ami j Geor Rurns, pinch hitting for . tne second time in tne inning, u close the. Inning. Grove, who had been expected to start the game instead of Quinn, performed his second suc cessf u 1 relief role. H e sa veil the second game with his fast hall af ter Ear nulla w had been knocked out of the box and he was unhlt table again today, fanning Tayl Hartnett. a pinch hittter, McMillan ann English in succession ami ior-j diiR Hornshy to fly to Miller, forj the' final out. This, gave Grove, altogether 10 strike-out victims for six and one-1 third Innings of work. Of th other Cub victims participating in the record -eq tilling cropt Earn shaw has collected 17, Howard Ehmke 13, Qulnn two nnd Rube Walberg two. Fp to the time of the big land slide. It was all In favor of the Cubs, who came out of their clout ing coma to batter the spitball off Quinn. knock the 44-year-old vet eran out of the box in the sixth nnd wallop his successors. Rube Walberg and Eddie Rommel, working about nn inning apiece. Charley Grimm. Cub first suck er, put the Urn ins In front with a home run over the right field wall In the fourth inning, scoring Klkl CuyU?rt who had singled and raced to third on Ring Miller's two-base error. Rogers Hornshy, who had fan ned for the seventh time to the accompaniment of hoots In the first Inning, ltd the sixth inning attack, most vicious yet put on by the Cubs. The Rajah, as well as Wilson, Cuyler and Stephen son singled In succession as Chi cago's "Murderers' row" f ti net ton ed nil together for the first time. Two runs were over and Quinn win out. Walberg came In but threw wildly past first Iffise on Grimms, scratch hit nnd two more rttnsi t clattered across. Grimm dashed) I third on the mlsplay and scored; ' ,Tl,ylnr's '"' fl' Mltl MS t 4H llcl down to R.'t Kont and .McMillan on strikes. The Cubs manufactured their eight runs in the seventh off Ed- win Americus Komniel. the knuck le ballet who got credit for win- ning tne game atinougu lie pmn- w,ilv l tl,l un , k,ttV" nB lfty drove to save it. H.irnH- "J " "H" " nm,. ! H,d'"'t'tl '''iLL'"' M1'"'' j .,F1F .ntfFIITI.1Nr CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BATES ; Rates p(r word for tint Inifftion. 2c; atfi ,uccding insertion. 1c; minimum 25e. Index ; your ads with For Sale, For Bent, etc., and eeuni ' thtil wor,ds' " MCh lnitial tlePhonl 'number, etc.. at i word. classified ads in id.ance and not taken om phone, unless advertiser has Monthly account, ffjMjwjwi. N WANTED M; ld. wm k in hotel, i tf .., h,.., int:i v 205 WANTED Elderly lady wanted for companion to mother. Good home. ?10 a month. 34 Ouince. 3 th', WANTED MISCELIiANKOUa WANTED A fruit ranch owner r. . . T, v. r.j v.;..hcs '.o :...;;e ' ac- qtialntanee of lady, age between j 30 and 4 object matrimony. Ilox lill, care Mail Tribune. 20tl I WANTED False teeth. We pay i "igh is $10 for full sets. Any condition. We huy crown bridges. 1 gold, platinum, silver. Western Metal Co.. Rluoiningtun. HI. 204 CHICKEN DINNERS at the Cov ered wagon. 7 tic. Good as the best, better than the rest. 20!) WANTED Clothes pressing ma chine with boiler, In Al condi tion. 11. O., Mail Tribune. 205 WANTED 3-hottom tractor plow. 10 or 12-4neh. Phono CK7-J-2. 204 WANTED To care for children or elderly people, day or night or day or hour work. 415 N. Front. 2U4 WANTED 1 to 3 acres, Improved.) ! exch. for 1 acre good Improved I Sacramento property, close in, j j fth house left on Lozior Lane. Ol llUl IIIIVI KIM . it WANTED To borrow $1000 to $2000. Al security. Rox D. C Mail Tribune. lOStf WANTED Local nnd long dis tance hauling. We save you money. Insured carriers. Haw ley Transfer. 019 N. Riverside. Phono 1044-X. 219 WANTED 597-R-3. Bundle work. Phono 204 WANTED -R-3. Washings. Tel. fd)7 204 WANTED CIcmi cotton Mail Tribune office. raKi at tf WANTED 2nd hand goods & Junk Pat's. 1&U6 Prune. Te.l &47-L. 22(1 WANTEI MALE HELP WANTED Pickers for nppl Phone 59I-J-1. 2 , PICKERS WANTED. Tel. 1122-R. tf WANTED HI'XP MALE OH FF.MAMS MA AN OR WOMAN wanted with ambition and industry, to intr due" and supply the demand for ItawlefKh't, Household Products to steady users. Several fine opening In (Irants I'ass, one hair of Klamath Kails, anil Med ford. We train nnd help yon. liawleluh dealers can make up to S 1 oo n week or more. ,o experience necessary. Pleasant, profitable, dlunlfled work. Write today, W. T. ItnwIciKh Co., 1-lepl. ()i:-:'7.'.3. Oakland. Calif. 101 TVNTKT BITCATION8 vor.VO lady wants housework in respeeta hie gentleman's home. Hotel Jackson. Inquire al of fice 21(4 .MIDDl.l-: A(IKI) lady wants to work for manSir man and child ren. Phone 8H'J-H after 6 p. tn. 210 WANTKI) Young widow wants work In doctor's office or as fil ing clerk. Phone 240-1. 204 WAXTKl) Cnrpentertnn, shin gling, painting. G37-X. 213 W'AXTKD Cnrpenter work. fleo. Iverson. Phune S30-M, evenings. 216 WANTED Work, bj high school hoy after 1:30 p. m. Pbon 842. tf FOR ItKNT IIOI'KKKEKPINO KOOMS KOIt IIK.NT 2 furnished rooms for housekeeping; light, water. SI2. 12 Summit. 204 rrilt ItKNT U.rge furni-hed housekeeping roum. Tel. 034-1.. 204 WAHKIIOrRK MEDFORD WARKHOU8B Handed No. 26$ W itor inythln-f, and loan money on anything stored. I'bona $11 ir II4tl . y; i FOR HUNT FITIN1SHEU I ROOMS ! Kolt KKN'T Large front room, clnsi' in; hid and cold water and showers. y So. Kir, -OS liOo.M AXl) HOAIID Kor 2 gen- j tlem.-n in tiuiet home; reasonable; Oarage. 83 X. l'euch. Tel. 432-Y.; Vf.ni KENT Sleeping room; bulb. L'4." X. Orape. 2US KOU KENT Room and board for - men; comfort aide home. 1 olmi N. i'entral. Phone 375-Y. 204 FOR RENT I-argo, lovely fur- nished front room, private en- j trance, heat. Also smaller, well furnished rooms. Hoard if de-, sired. Phune. 1314. N. Front! St., 242. LMHtf ; i-'OR It ENT niouth. S -Rooms for men. $12 LaurH. 2atl FOR RENT APAKTMENT8 K R R E X T Full y m od cm fur nished apartments; hot and cold Willi- supplied. Sunrise Super Statinu, cor. 12th and Kivcrshh'. Phone 133S. 203tt' j KOR RENT Half of duplex: elec tric range and water healer. Tel. 7!M)-L. 2lir FOR RENT B-vonm ftiril-Vd apt; hot -and cold water; private hath. .ril;'i Pennsylvania Ave. 2n- FOR RENT 3-rm., first floor; hot' a ml cold water, phone, use of bath, close in. 322 So. Central.! Inquire premises or Mrs. Rians, Hotel Holland. 201tf , FOR RENT Desirable apt. 10 Ouincu St. 200 FOR RENT Modern furnished ' apt. 1 Hi Laurel. 20ti FCRNISHHD 2 and 3-rooin apart ments and garage. G04 W. HMli. 2itnf FOR RENT Apts. 334 Apple. 2G FOR RENT Desirable furnished apt. All hotel accomodations. Hotel Grand. 204 FOR RENT 3 -room apartment, upstairs; hath privileges; adults; lao. 307 N. Ivy St. tf FOR RENT Furnished apt. Tel. 452-11. 197tf FURNISHED APARTMENT for rent. Hotel Holland. 194tf FOR RENT A newly pnpered and painted 3 -room furnished apartment, nice bath room, hot nnd cold water, steam heat, close In. gas for fuel, ready to step Into. - Address Rox AA, cure of . J Mall Tribune, giving your name and address, and owner will call yon. I97lf FOR RENT 3-room furnished apt. with sleeping porch and garage. Close In. Adults only. 240 H. Grape. l!)ltf FOR RENT 3-room furnished apt. with sleeping porch and en rage, close In; adults only. 240 Bo. Grn pe. 1 vtt FOR flKNT IIOIJBliS OR RENT Nice house, good lo cation. Inquire at 2i4 Really St. 205 POIt nrc.N'T 3-room furnished house find screened porch. $2fi ft month, IncludlnK water. Imiuire 331 W. .Second. 2U4 Folt IlKNT Newly pnpared 4 room house; hath, large scrccncil ' perch, store room, range enn necletl; garage: moiih, waier paid'. Phone (117-11. L' I -I KOIt HUNT rnfurnlshcd housn. 5 rooniH modern, close In. In quire I 411 So. Ivy. 2 II a KOU HHXT lllth. House, 1119 West .204 Kolt UKXT Large unfurnished house, s. Central, lniiulra 223 N. Central. 200 KOU HKXT Kurnlshed 3-room house; pantry, hath and garage. Also new 4-room liouse, unfur nished, when completed. 204 Ho. Orape. Call upstairs. 204 Kolt HUNT 4-room modern col lage. I Of. a West llth; wood shed and garage. Inquire 40(1 King St. or phono after 4:30. 5U!I-X. tf KOIt ItKNT OK HALK li-rnum unfurnished houNe. ltetMen Compa ny, lit) N. Central. IflHtf FOIt Itl'.N T Homes. Furnished or unfurnished. Hrown & White. 17tf KOU ItKNT 5-room unfurnished house. 1035 W. loth. See C. A. UeVoe, phone 523-J-2. 192tf FOR RKNT Ilungnlnw, Ross lano. F. J,. TouVclle, Jacksonville, Om. Phone 112 n r,t r EARN TWO DAYS' PAY IN ONE Handling America's most widely known nnd universally used Unit of Personal and Ituslness tlreet Ing Cards on verv liberal com mission that Is paid in cash everv day. together Willi generous fllottthlv bonus. Without exper ience either full or part time people can make more money than they ever earned befoie since we teach you how and tell you where to sell, alxo furnish magnificent sr.mplci- and com plete instructions absolutely free. If von are an ambitious worker nnd wnnt to earn $1500 before Christmas, write me lodav. Hales Mgr. Ilept. P-N-4, The Process Corporation Troy nt 21st Direct, Chicago. ' ! "K i 'sCfeC CROQUET - horseback! jj ir.' 'p IATI1AH)I. Xi AN Accomplished. Intelligent fie"-' lleninn. middle age, desires' to make nciliaiuinnee of sincere home doving hnly, widow with children would be i.greealile. oh-i'-t matrimoiiv. Care .Mail Tri bune, No. ZX. 21 t LOST STRAYED Krom my pasture, across the road from K. E. lp t oil's place, a 3 - year-old yellow hrimkle Jersey heller, hramled . on left hip Crown O. Liberal 1 rewmd fur hep return. J Krank ' Oregory, Central Point. 2u.' j LOST Gentleman's wrist watch ' nunnav near aiiau L.reen covereu bridge. Reward. Call Si3. 30U 1 Rl'SINKSS OPPORTUNITIES INVENTIONS. ideas. formulas, trade-marks, copyw rights, com mercialized. Hartley's Reliable I 'at Mil Sales Ageiicv Inc., Hang or. Me. 204 SOl'THEKN OREGON 1 : E A 1 T V CO. FOR SALE Good paying lunch counter, best location in Med ford. good equipment. Will sac rifice same for quick sale. IIS North Riverside Ave. :.:t. R'.dii. 204 ItCSINESS OPPOKTCN1TY! Own er too old to care for grocery ; and confectionery business. Sales I $4f to $ -SO per day; reasonable 1 rent, good location ; stock and fixtures 3')0a. some terms. See' Charles A. Winn Agency, Inc., exclusive agents. FOR SALE Good business; only nee. owner hus other inter-1 ests. Quick returns If taken now. Rox 9, Mail Tribune. 205 ! FOR SALE Established service station; best location on Pacific highway; Hi-year property lease. Will consider one-year trial lease to responsible party. Talent Ser vice Station, Talent. 207 FOR SA IjIiI A L'TOMO III LKH KOR SALE 192!) Chandler 05 se dan; bargain. Must sell. Tel. 91. 205 RIGHT NOW! Is the time to buy a Good Used Car. Prices are lower than you will ever see ugaln, Como in and look them over. 1920 192li 192X 1920 1 !2S 192K 1928 19211 1924 1925 Kssox Con eh Olds Touring Essex Sedan Dodge Coupe Chev. Coupe Essex Coach , Nash Convertible Coupe , Huick Master Sedan Hudson Speedster ... (Malloon tires,) Olda Roadster .1170 . Kid , r.2fi ..- 2X5 . 425 .. G50 .. 700 77 5 .. 1H5 .. 1G0 T.ots of these cars nre less than half of Northwest manual prices. All are real huvs. A KMKTIiuNd MOTOIIS CO. Phone 1H. 101 Ho. Itlversldo. 200tf FOIt EXCHAtVGR KOU TltADK A 4-room modern house, 2 large shady lots, for home in coiiutrv or acreage, Ilox A. K., Mall Tribune. 200 KOIt K.VCIIANOK My homo In Ashland for a little home In or mound Medford or Jacksonville. Address 173 Ilolman St., Ash land, Ore, 208 FOR SAI.K TIOMKS PUICKO TO SKI. I, Owner leav ing city, fi large rooms, hath, eleclrlc range, circulating heat er, drapes, wood, shrubs, flow ers, lot aiixliio, pavement. 72S West 4lh. 2ori KOIt SAI.K New ri-room Spanish bungalow, close In; a luin, walk to Main: close to school, east front; garden, garage, woo.l houso. t'nless you're looking for a nifty home, pass this up. Priced to sell at once: hIho fur niture If wauled. 023 N. Hart lett. 207 KOU SAI.K Small 3-rnnm liouse, well located; fMl down, balance $20 per month. Call llso-W. 204 Kolt SA l.K 0 -rm. modern house, close In; furniture, ca.ini'd fruit, winter's wood; everything Koes. 27.'i0. Hex T. ()., Tribune. 20H KOU SAI.K Modern house, small acreage, on paved highway pear Medford, near good school. Tel. 4r.3d evenings. 204 A (lool) lll'Y Neat 3-rm. house; lights, idly water, garagn and big modern poultry house; east side, ndjoinlng clly. 2 i lots. Irrigated. Total price $1,200; $100 down. $20 a month. Hurry on this. It. K. Millard, 419 K. Main. 204 KOU HAI.K NK'KI.V KI'ItNISII Kl) 5-room house on pavement: east front and a bargain for quick sale. Attractive terms. C. H. Itl.TTKUKIKI,!), Itcultor. 207 Foil SAI.K ASH TH, WK KNOW. Ilrown At White, Keillors. 200 FOR PA l.K Attrartfvn new bun galow, 5 rooms, bath, breakfast nook, fireplace, hardwood floors: best construction; good terms, 629 South Holly. 193tr FOIt HA LIC Dandy little home. $1250. Very easy terms. Cull evenings, C, 11, Howell, Horry dale Ave, ISDlf MISCKMiANKOVS KCKN1TI' RE upliolster4.U. ret in -Islied and ghi'd. A. X. Thihaull. Phone !m;u-R. 223 KritXlTCRE MOVING & STOR AtiE We will move your furni ture at h reasonable cost to you and guarantee satisfactory serv ice. If you want storage space for your furniture, see us first. Rates reasonable. Rest storage warehouse in Med ford. P. N l l.l) WAREHOUSE PROTEC TION. Tel. S33. F. K. SA.MSt)N Cl. lHOtf FOR HIKE Good pack burro for your hunting trip. Call Looniis. 11K from K to 5. daily. FOR SALIfr- -lilVlSTOCK FOR SALE Two 3-year old Air shire heifers. One Just fresh. Roth milkers. L. C. Caldwell. Central Point. Rox 14. 208 FOR SA LE 4 cows, near fair grounds. L. F. lie) knap. Phone 4(l J-.V 2or, FOR SALE 7" head Angora goals. Frank Ditsworth. Trail, Ore. Tel. 20 X-21, Eagle Point. 208 FOR SALE 70 lambs. L. A. Salade, Jr., Central Point, Ore. 207 FOR SALE WOOD WOOD FO It HALU Hi-inch dry largo body fir wood. No better fir wood sold in Medford. Also laurel and oak. liny now at right ' prices. Phone 833. F. K. SAM SON COMPANY, office at 229 North Riverside. lUtitf I : FOR SAMS ltlu KSTATK KOI! SAI.K 0 acres on highway. Terms to pult. Phone 034-L. 204 SOKTIIKItN OltKCSON ltKALTV CO. KOU SAI.K One of the best 80 acre farms in the valley: 40 acres of botlom land, IT, acres of up laud, 5 acres planted lo tipples, 20 acres In posture., fair build ings: $1,000 will handle this: your ow-n time on balance, 118 North ltlverslile Ave. Nal. Jlldg. 204 KOIt SAI.K ASIC UH, WE KNOW. Ilrown & White. Healtors. 2O0. KOIt SAI.K Oil TRADK Ono of the finest little dairy ranches In the Hogue Uiver valley, with or without 10 head of cows. Phone r.sa-j-i. i!iutf WHEN YOII think of real estute, kch Ilrown & Whlto. tf FOR KAI.IC MISCi;l.l,ANKOIIH KOIt SAI.K llulbosa (bluegrnss) seed for sale, 20c pet pound. Communicate with Williams & Seegmlller, Itolllc 2, Central Point, or call at ranch, Antluch dlslrlct. tf KOU SAI.K Crapes, figs, prunes, (leiity Orchard, (Irlffln Creek. Phone K-13-W. 200 KOU SAI.K .lanssen piano nt n bargain. Iiok at this ono. 52.1 N. liarlletl. 207 oil SAI.K (Si, rage. I). IJ.. Tribune. Answer Ilox 200 KOU SAI.K Klertrlc welding ma chine, lteo tourlPK car. Oil No. Kir. 204 KOU SAI.K Hardwood, laurel, oak and maiianita. Inquire at Klrkpatrlek Confectionery, noon and evening, Jacksonville, Ore. 205' KOU SAI.K Pelllo prunes nt Duff orchard, 1 mile out. Jackson ville highway. IIiIuk boxes, licit II. Hue. 205 KOU HAI.K Salway peaches, pe tite prunes, fresh and dried. I). W. I.uke. Phone C39-J-I, 207 KOU SAI.K Peaches: Salways. ft s and clings now -ready nt Cnzv Nook ranch, mile west Phoenix. A. N. Wright. 207 KOIt SAI.K Cabinet phonograph, cheap, console type, with records. 215 Haven. 204 l'l i It SAI.K. Spilx apples. Ala Vista Packing House, South Kir. 2onr- KOU HAI.K Inspected Masladon strawberry plants, lieu. Voting. Stewart Ave. 210 SPKCIAI, 8AI.R Ono Fertilizer Spreader, new $02.70 Three Manure Spreaders. .$150 each Cseil Disc Harrows. I.'seil Tractor Plows. 1 1 1 ' 1 : 1 1 A 1 1 1 ititos. Inc. 200 KOU HAI.K Canning peaches, Italian prunes, cooking tipples. Waller Jones, Phune 1122-11. 194tf KOU HAM: Cooklnn applea. 132-1,. Tel. 214 FOR SALE Nlca sized Winter Unnann. apple culls. Roots A Par-key warehouse. Gold Hill, Call W. E. Root, Medford, phone 294. I71tf FOR HAI.K For sand nnd gravel sediment nnd general teumlng Tel. 912-J. Hnm'l Itnteman. tf FOR HAI.K Used sewing ma chines: all makes, $5 up; terms If desired. All makes rented and repaired. Whlto Hewing Machine Co., 24 North Hnrtlett. Utf FOR SAI.K Page field fence, yard fence, gates, netting nil kinds; cedar and steol fence posts. Completu line of fence malerlal. "We hulld fences." Ouddii & Dixon, Tel, 108. JACKSON CO. Abstract Co. Abstracts of Title and Title; Insur ance. The only v o in p 1 e te Title System In Jai'k son County. ItiryHe Remirilitf. (il'AKAXTKKi) IIICYCLE AND .m oti n :c y c i I ; k p a i r i n a Lawns .Mowers ground. Snappy Parcel Service. JOE RINARO'S CYCLEKY, 2S So. Iiurtlett. Tel. MfiS. ('hlnipractlo Physicians DR. E. W. HOKKMAN Chiro practic Nerve Specialist. Office ! hours ! to 12; 2 to G. 203-204 Liberty Rldg. Office phune &80; . Res. phone 790-H. Cldnmcy Sweep CHIMNEY SWEEP George Eaton. Call Eads & llolbrook Second Jland store, N. Front. Phone 11D2-J. Kyo SiMM'lallsts DR. D. A. CHAMBKItS, Optome trist. Kyes examined. Glussea fitted. 404 Medford Bldg. Tel. 188. 3D2tf F.xpert Accountant WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wilson, (". P. A. Attention given to anything In accounting and Income Tux Requirements. Look into our simplified accounting method. Liberty lildg., Medford. Phone 157-R. Financial WK l.KND MONK Y to worthy people to pay their honest debta, Paidflc Coast Credit Association, 423 Medford Uldg., Medford. Ore. Freight TrimspnrtuUoit LONtl DISTANCE HAULING Medford - Klamath truck line. Dully service. Bonded curriers. Special rates on load lots. Auto Freight terminal, 30 S. Fir. Tel. 1033. Money to TiOun MONEY TO LOAN to worthy peo ple to pay their honest debts. Also any umuunt to loan on city property. Thomas Realty Co, Roum 12, Palm Rlk., Cor. Main and Front Sis., upstairs. Long Time Real Estate Mortgage Louti phone lttltiS Commercial Finance Con Medford, Oregon DO YOU NKIOD MONEY?- We hiako short time loans. Trans ut!ti(ins strictly confidential. Z1X J.lhci-l.v HIilK' Open Tuesdays ami Fridays till 9 p. m. I'hon Gr.T-.l. H. II. liunlster. H- C ChrlHtner. MoniiniPiitfi TH M OHKC.ON OKAN1T10 CO. Monuments. 10. A. Hicks, Gen oral Maunder; I. M. Kershaw, Suli'H Manucr. 302 N, Front Ht, MiMlfurd. Mu.slu lMtoK. It, P. KLI.IS. Instructor qt violin. Hi-vifik nn'tliuil the short cut to violin playlntf. Instructor of maiitloliu, Kiiitur, at Co I guitar, HtumlurU und tenor banjo. Be InnniH or advanced pupils. Slinlio 10. Hide, 22 Almond tit Mciirord. THOHVAL 11. FOLKRNBERQ-i Violin Instruction from start t finlxh; orchcMtru practice free U studcntH. Instruments on hand and carefully suited to Individual pupils. Ktudios, rooms 3 and 4, CoIIcko JtldK., 31 Grape St., N. I'hone 25U-J. 172tf Paint hue nml nierlmnRln II. MA ItX Quality palntlns, tlnt inw hiitl iiaperhanuinu: saves and hcautlf Un; color Hchemes that ara "enay to live with" at minimum cost to you; decoratlnn of new nml old furniture and fixtures. Phone 178-J. Piano Instruction KJtKIJ ALTON H A I0 1 1T Teacher of IMuno and Harmony, Hafght Music Studio, 318 Liberty BUg.t I'hone 72. 159tf Prlni4rs nml Publishers MKDl-'OltD PRINTING CO. Ha the mt eiuiiped prlntlnK office in Southern Oregon. Hookbind Ititf. louse leaf ledgers, billing syHtems, etc. Portland prices. 37 N. Fir St. Itadlo S4'ikxs HADIO KKUV1CK on any make radio. H. o. I'unieker, 22 South Grape street. Office Phone 825; Us. 1442. 881 Kami nnd Gravel C. A. HAUTLEV Sand and Gravel plant. Cleaned, washed sand and frravel; crushed Rruvel. all Sizes, Phono plant 1203 or office 127. 2Mtf" Transfer EADS TUANSFEH A 8TORAOH CO. Office 111 N. Fir Street. Phone 315. Prices right, fiery leu Kimrantoed. UAVIH TRANSFER A STORAGE Service Ruaranteed. 20 S. Grupe St., Phone 644, or residence 1060, THANSFER AND STORAGE r. E. Sumson Co. Quick service. Prices reasonable. Cargo Insur nnce protection. 829 N. Uiver al('t! Pbone 888. Vpliolmcrlnff TH1HAIII-T Maker of overstuffed furniture mad to order; re upholstering. We estimate, show samp Ira. Phone 9tflt-K. 31 Wabash. Window Cleaning LET OEOROW DO IT Phone 1171 for housecleanlhff, floor waxing Janitor norvlce. Quo. A. 6