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TlfEDFORP MATTi TBTBUNK MEPPOttD, PREPPY,- SUNDAY, XPYKMr.ER 10, 1020.
PACE SEVEN
REPORT
JUST KIDS
By Ad Carter
FOR BALK MlKCKLliANEOCI
KUI1 SALE Dry shelled corn $2.50
cwt. .1. L. Porter, i'hono 7-F-2.
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FOR
ft!
The Hulny Falls situation In the
ItoKiic river Is still iinaettlotl. no
report having; been tnado by an In
vestigating committee, according to
Stnte Came Warden Harold Clif
ford In Medford today. In connec
tion .with game mutters. The Rainy
Falls' situation recently came to
the front when a special Investiga
tion was begun, following com
plaints that blasting work done
there by Ralph Cowglll of the game
commission had Injured the Hull
way Instead of bringing about Im
provement. " -
Ciame Warden Clifford declared
complaints had- como to him from
residents al-ound the falls, but ho
did not bollevo- the- situation was
serious and that It perhaps will not
amount to more than a minor rou
tine matter. He has never been to
the falls and is .not thoroughly fa
miliar with their condition.
Ho was of the .opinion thnt Cow
gill had done the work with the
interests of 'the game commission
aud sportsmen at heart and indi
cated that he was not the object
of adverse criticism.
In speaking of conditions at the
mouth or the Rogue river, the game
wardeu declared .the game commis
sion has five men there on con
stant duty and that the fish com
mlsslon bus three to-prevent poach
ing and to arrest poachers. Four
cases are to-come up in court there
in a -short time and he also said
that a number of nets had also
been, seised. He declared co-operation
of law enforcement agencies in
Curry county had improved and
he believes tuo situation will not
be as sei-iou there as it has been.
He adnd. howeTer, the trne state
of affairs'lias been exaggerated in
various parts or the stale and that
poaching was not as rife as it had
been reporter!.
The game commission a few
months ago tagged a. large number
of ateelhcad and If any of those
steolhcad are caught in the Rogue
river it is requested the metal tags
be sent to the commission, telliug
where they were caught to enable
n chek on the movements of the
fish.
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- ItKKSK criKKK. Ore. Nov. It.
(.S;iccll) Tho Knple .l'oint 'Irri
gation district election will bo hold
his year nt the old Edd Cowdin
ranch. The' present, .board of dlr
octorB report the dUtrlct In bet
ter hIihpo than It h'ns ever been
In, with perfect hurmony among
Iho.sp dlrectlnK Itn .'afftiir3.
The P. T. A. of Uoe.sc Creek
will give u Hallowe'en party at the
HChool house on next Friday. ,
Orby Davidson ha been build
IiiK a naraire for Klincr Kobortson,
a home for his-now cur.
At this writlnK the farmers who
have turkeys to sell are busy get
ting them ready for market.
The title of the lesson for next
Hunday. November 10, is "World
Peace Through the Prince 'of
Peace." This Is one of the most
Important lessons of tho entire
quarter.
Hev. D. D. Kandall expects io
be present on next Sunday rnd
asks that nil who can, be pres
ent on that date, there belnp some
Important buslnenH to attend to.
Two Real
BUYS
18 acres-:iose In, 17 ihtor un
der cultivation, mostly alfalfa;
river bottom, free soil; 4-room
house, largo dairy ham, olhcr out
buildings; farm machinery, 7 milch
cows and D heifers, team of horses,
sonic turkeys and chickens. Water
nnd taxes J175 per year. Price
$6000. Owner will consider small
acreage or residence as down pay
ment. ... ' ' '' " '!"
100 acres 7 miles from Medford.
Hood road, 70 cres In cultivation,
sublrrlgatod. 21 nbrca In-alfalfa:
will grow two good crops of airalfa
In tho driest yenra besides n good
pasturo crop; fencod. Biiil croBH
fenced; Rood 00 ton barn and small
houso and other outbuildings. This
Is Ideal orchard land, nlmvo tho
frost belt, or a good diversified
sheep, turkey or dairy ranch. I-'rce
soil. Plenty of timber for wood.
Ono mllo to school. Electric lino
.close by. A real bargain at $75(10.
Kncumbrancc $3000 federal loan.
Taxes $46 per yer. Small pay
ment down or owner will trade for
small acreage or residential prop
erty. Some machinery.
80 acros 50 acres under gravity
ditch and cultivation; 20 acres of
alfalfa, all fenced and. cross fenced,
on good road close -to school; five
room bungalow, large dairy barn
wiili 40 tons of hay; 7 head of fine
lnllch cows, good brood' sow. good
learn of horses and Home young
stock, some imullry. This Is a real ,
bargain at $ll,iiu0. Owner will)
trade for small acreage or residence j
as down' payment; fSOOO ledoral j
loan. Cannot be duplicated lor
dairy and turkey ranch. j
Gainer & Sheley
Central Point
Phone 347 or 71
REESE CREEK
WAY OowN UPoNTHE
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Name Revival Would Alter Map
WASHIXGTOX. D. C. Nov. 3. 1
if the United States were to
adopt the recent European prac
tice of reviving old place names
such as Oslo for Christtanla. -Nid-aros
for Trondjhem, Helsinki for
Helslngfors, Warszawa for "War
saw, and Praha for Prague,' tho
rosier of the 48 states would vary
in many cases, says a ouiienn ir.om
the Washington, D. C. headqual't - -
ers of the National ' -Geographic
society. I
Nineteen states have different ;
'original Indian names, they, could j.
go back to: Allbamu. Arizonac, :
Quonoktacut, K-dah-boc, rlllinl. j
Ayuhba (Iowa), Kanza, Kentake, !
II assawadsehuasch CMassacbus-,
ctts). Allshlgamaw (Michigan).
MissisilH. Missiuri. Ohionhiio. Tati-
asee, Texia, - lle, Mishkonsing,
Mehcuwomink (Wyoming), Akan
sqtx. -
Restoration of old names would
require Delaware to revert to Do
la Warr, the name selected .in
honor of Lord de la Warr. Xev
'York was named for the- Pifke of
Vork, but if origins were to be
pushed ba'ck as far as .possible
the Empire state must revive the i
Mysterious Island
Is All-Color Film t
Abounding 'In rare fantasy and
thrilling adventure, "The .Mysteri
ous Island." all-color, sound and
dialogue film opens today nt the
Fox Rlnlto theatre.
Few films the screen has offered
may boast tho original, the -aiiety
and the well balanced entertain
ment elements that are at once
recognizable in this elaborate nov
elty. . And, despite the bigness of
Its settings, the unusualncss qf Its
under-vatcrbackgrounrbi, Its fan
tastic submarine people and their
odd dwellings, "The ' Mysterious
lslnnd," moro than any other play
baied on pure Imagination, pos
sesses a human appeal and a sense
of realism that makos its exotic de
tours plausible and Impressive.
"The Mysterious island" is not a
starring picture and every member
of the large cast .merits unstinted
praiso for giving tho colorful
action of the play a faithful inter
prctation. Lloyd Hughes us Niko
lai is at his best, likewise Jane
Daly, who, for a. nowcomor, shows
marked emotional ability, not to
mention her grace and beauty.
Lionel Barry more us Count Dak
kar adds another sterling perfor
mance to his list of screen accom
plishments und Montagu Love's
villainy is beyond criticism.
The Rev. David K. Oilison of the
Cathedral Shelter, Chicago,, has
assisted 1.000,000 unfortunate iln
thoj last 10 years. ;;
Classified advertising gets rcstlMa.
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- PUES '
HIDES-PELTS V
Trappers, you have a mar
ket for your furs at homo. '
Lot us estimate, or set '
your ownjirlcc. ' Traps ut
cost.
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Medford Bargain Ho Use.
27 North Grape St.
Phone 1062
Attractive English Rural Type Home!
Tlic (Jillicpt Stnnrt lioimi louatcd nt Xo.-U .lionn Ctiurt,
out; of Mcdford's most beautiful, street; t-'Hbt front, '!
Inrj-'c lotn, iilmmliiiifc of flowers nnd tdirubbut'.V, liiix
lawn. Ptiveiiiont pnid in full. liiirjie living room, IiciuikhI
iM'ilinn, liardwood floors, firpplw'o mid iiiiiucroiis liuilt
ins; coiiiinodioiis diniii' room ; liiodcrn. Iiulll-in klMifii;
2 light,' airy bedrooms; Iiirge biitfi rooiif. Price 'reduced
to 4000 Terins to responsible parties. 14 , .
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Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc. '
' ' EXCLUSIVE AGENTS -- '- '
18 North Tront'St. . Jlodford, Oregon
STATE SAYS SELL" 7 ;
State lias taken over 3 acres on n mortgage. Best of
land; fully equipped chicken ranch; electric water sys
tem supplying several houses in neighborhood ; two miles
from Medford; small orchard; good neighborhood; beau
tiful grounds, near school; place for a gentleman's coun
try home Price $4000, .10 pqr cent down, 13 years on
balance.
J..C. BARNES, Real Estate
Phone 409 or 1198-J 15 South Central
I !
old 'English form, -becoming Xe.v i
lOurcwic.
Jtevival " .of an historic name, j
such as thnt p't Livoiv for Lembei-K j
In Poland, would ' restore Vert i
Mont in honor, of the . Fi'ene'.l. I
Roode Kylahdt In respect to Dutch i
pllment to Spanish Conquistadores.
- .juinois serves as an example ui
states whose present names are;
'pittalM - to -tho uiiWary. . Persons :
not familiar with the Frencnl
adaption of the orlglnul Indian,
tribe name, .proj(ounee the last
syllable "noise." George Washing-j
ton. -It Is said,' called the Illinois!
country .P.lack Island because he i
thought the French spelled It He
Xoir. . - ' ,' . ' ' . i
wnose muiieE -nouiu uetoak Court from I-Jast Main jstreei :
uncnangea by a drive to return .
In ni-letn!.l formu nra- "u lif..rnir
Colorado, Florida.i'Gcovgia.
ana. Louisiana. Maine, Maryland,
Minnesota,- lontnna Nebraska,
Nevada New .Hampshire. New Jer-
sey, New Mexico, North Carolina,
North Dakota Oklahoma. Penn-1
sylvan a. South Caro Una. South
Dakota. Virginia. Washington and !
West Virginia.
UOC.I'B UIV15H. Ore.'. Nov
(Special) A daughter was born !
to .Mr. and -Mrs. l"loyd Stevenu
Saturduy, November 2. Mra. Ste
vens was formerly Miss Stel'.a
Hadloy.
Several high school students at
tended the Christian Endeavor
convention held :at Medford.
Percy Thomas returned .Monday
from Orovllle, Calif., - where he
hns been - vgltng-hlH wife, who Is
ill. ; ' ' '
J. U. Wilson ' made a huslnestV
trip to I-urtluml hmt week.
John "fallas 'was a Medford vis-:
Itor Saturday night. ' .
Mrs. .Heed Cartor'and daughter,
Charlotte, rqturned Sunday from
n, -Week's visit at McClond. Calif.
1 A meeting of -the . Ladies' Aid
.was held Thursday nt tho Com
munity lutll.. The time was spent
In -tying out comforters.
Mrs. Eliza. Goodule, ' who was
operated on recently at .the (Ira-nts
Pass hospital, Is improving rap
idly. ...Master Shophcrd und. Irs. Shep
herd 'vvlllfleuvo -host .Sunday for
Seattle, where they will attend tho
national grange, convention.
DEATHS OUTNUMBER
OF
liKM. (T One baby Is born
1 for end) tl minutes ithat the clocks
tlnk In .iorlln, but nevertheleMs the
' deaths iri ''file flernnm capital ex
! ccedod the births by MHM). It was
revealed by the 1A29 edition of the
I Itertln Ktatlsticnl Vear lionk. The
' volume also showed that thei'o haif
j been, A net Increase of population
of 7Vi,i3B sin'-c the 1127 census.
' llut'oiily ris,77!l of thc.e were born
j in the city, Hie balance represrnt
'liip neweomrrs from the provinces
! or forelmi cminirles.
! The .feminine population exceeds
I the masculine by Sl'G.omo. This slk'-,
I nfies thit about every sixth man
'In the the elty might tUe unto
' ROGUE RiVER
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MUCH "rME r-v"
WILL. VUH PLEASE JtfflD-,
t?EAD ME A , -"TV vVt1
5-roev? rr W , -
himself a' second wife, If polygamy
......... u-.....t l..,i.l Tl,n nrrdnm ntl. I
i il.... ,.f wn,.m i enmliasli-ed In l He
. . .... ... j - ...i 4i.
Benucr sex wmmn ,.u.
! of the population.
. Klwtiiin NoiJco '
Notice Is hereby given that an
election will be held In Divisions'
No'. 2 and 3. of the Medford Irrl
gallon District. Tuesday. November
fnr v. ..,.... f olectinir dlrcc-
t0i - H n said districts.
By older of the Board of Dircc-
tors.
M. VI LSOT. Secretary.
-Medloru Irrigation ""V;
, "
Xolico io l1oiitract(ii'S. -
.Medford. Oregon.
. ' ' ' , i."vl-"ni!,,.li 7- ,lf!" .
..f " i V .' . ... V-Vii...! riir i
t - oi.erei.. .-url. ami muter on (Ih-n'Kolt KKXT Anartmcnts. 334 i
to tiakwoou Drive
The IllnnK Rllfl KneeificatlOnS Can
InHJ.fOO Seen at. llie OIIie Ol n.v ;
i Recorder in the I'ity Hall at the
i corner of Sixth and Front Streets.
Mt.,iford Oreon
Tim citv Council will receive I
sealed proposals therefor, nnd .the t
proposa '"citv Hall i
LOU,Dc" J-namner ni .ino .uiy 1
' ' n.n. November 19.
by a certified check or hid bond :
of not less than five per cent (5)
of the amount of the bid. The
right is reserved to reject any or
nil uroposals. to accept the pro-1 p0R nI.:NT2 and 8.room apart
nosal submitted by any bidder, and , mont ar,,0 04 v. loth
to waive tochnleal defects, ns the monts, j,aiai,o. oe .
interest of tho City may require. I : I
CIT1 COUNCIL.
By A. W. Pines. Mayor.
By M. L. Alford, .-Recorder.
331
'-WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Position ns housekeep
er In motherless home. Mrs. .ISva
denison. Phoenix. 282
WANTED Washing.
J-2.
Phono 437- j
.290 I -
WASHINGS WANTI'ID by Mrs.
Mary Logan at 263 Heatty. Tel.
11(11. (11 H. A. Hall. 232
VHTKIVAN AUTO MECHANIC
., n - job." vVhat:havu yon?"'"''
858. H. -233
WANTED Carpentering, shln
BlInK, pnlntlni;. 637-X, 243
WANTED -Work, by hlith nehool
boy after 3:30 p. m. PtaoD 243.
tjf
WANTMII rKMATjE HETiP
WANTED Weman eook for email
. hotel. Wases $'D, :room and
heard. AN'rltfe Mrs. J. M.,Ktnock,
Holland Hotel. Hollund, Ore.
235
WANTKB MATjE IIKIjI
ItEhlUl.K MAN Ulf-trlliute nnd
colleet 'Klore route In county;
net SfiO weekly up: permanent,
lirofitahle work. Full Infurma
thin write l'EKIS .MFC. CO..
Flurln. Pa. 231
WANTEI .MISCIIfiTiANIXJUS
WANTED Leather or leatherette
lounge. Ihono UK7-W. 233
WANTED I'laeo to winter H head
of horacji with 1 ."i toha of hav to
aheller. Jim 'Nelwin at corner of
lloardmun and MeAndrows -Kih.
233
WANTED S ceoiul-hand Wooil
iCiwinB outfit. WilllaillH Seeu-mitliM-,
near Antioch st;hool, Katun
Valley, or wrllo Central I'otnt.
Uollle 2. 22atf
WANTED To huy nil kinds of
eattle, Ahccp aud -hoga. i'hono
r.65-1,. 245
WANTED Clck-n cotton Mgt at
Mall Tribune office. tf
WANTED 2nd hand Rood Junk
Pat'i. 1606 Prune. Te.l 647-U
2r,0
FOR IlliNT FUKNiSUED
ROOMS
FOIt KENT Nleely furnlahed
front room. KUltnhle for two:
nllh or without hoard. UK, w.
loth. ir.
'(lt KENT LnrKe room in name
live homo; kuh heater; board.
432-W. 237
'OK KENT 2 furnished rooms,
sieam heated. Phone 1422-J. 704
No. Central. ' 232'
FOIt KENT N!f'pint? room, bath.
245 N. Crape. 23ii
FOK KENT Hoard and 'room.
331), Ho. Central. Phono 1211.
25(1
FOK KENT Hleopinu room; al'O
parage. Good homo- 26 Ho.
Riverside. - 232
FOU KENT Rooms, $2.50 per
week; bachelor cabin. 445 Ho.
Front. - 235
ROOMH FOU KENT With hoard;
home nrlvllesoa. 100!) W. Main.
Tel. 37I-.I. 2.12
FOK KENT Irgo front rooms;
hot and cold water; ahower.
20 Ho. Fir. 233
FOR RENT Nice front room: prl
vnte entrance; board. 153 X.
Oakdale. 233
LOST
lOHT 32x1.1(5 tiro and rim. Find
er please notify Chester Wend!.
Tel. 7-J-2. 232
I1HT flnrmnn idiepherd pnllee
pup. hl.n-k and Ian. Answers to
"llbu'klo." Reward, 36 8. Fir Hi.
23
"ANP CAPTAIN DOifPE PUT HI5 ST(?ONQ
ARMS ABOUT -THE GipU- AND, 5ME
COOKED INTO MIS EVES AND he
LOCKED INT& HES-THE. MOVEMBE-C?
FOR UF,NT MISCKILANF.Ol.'S
--w-.' s.-.w
FOR RK.NT Jaraite. 101 So. Oak-
dale. I'hunc a0!l-L,. tf!
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RK.NT Furnished apart
ment, close In. Phone 303. tf
FOR RUNT 3-room apt.,
Phone -182". Vt. ' - 231tr
FOR RUNT Furnished npart
t meat. 3 rooms; adults. Phone
(itl-W. 232
FOR RUNT Steam-heated apart-
i inents und' sleeping room. lOOTi
W. .Main, 22i)tf
.FOR UK.VT- Modern furnlshcil '.
downstairs rooms: adults. 34f ;
N. liartlell. 224tf ;
'Oil RUNT
Furnished apt. 229 I
-
N. Ivy.
234
Apple. . in ;
.FOR
'
RH.NT 4-room furnished ;
aihiiuiiuni. -Ji ... tfbn.
V. Jackson. :
33 1
IFOR RFNT- Apartments, tlR and
.18. Inquire 310 bo. Central
'
233 :
FOR RF.NT-Deslrable apt. Hotel
c.rand 232
2f
Fully modern fur
nished apartments; -hot and cold
water supplied. Sunrise Super
Station, cor. 12th and Riverside.
Phono 1338. 224tf
FOIt KENT Desirable furn. apt;
garago. .10'Qulnco St.
218tt
FOIt RENT 3-rm., nrst floor; hot
and cold water, phone, use of
hath, close In. 322 So. 'Central.
Inquire premises or Mrs. Rlans,
Hotel Holland. 20ltf
-
I'OH ItENT UOUSlOS
FOU UIONT -.4-room modern un
furnished cottage, $2T month,
water paid. Key ut 28 S. Peach
or 14 X. llartlett. 232
FOIt KENT Modern, partly fur
nished 4-room hoiiHOi.ndults, call
HI 422 H. HIvei'Mlde. 2311
FOIt KENT Modern (1-rni. home
with Karate, on 'Haven St., by
Southern Orepon Investment Co.
Fhonc E. II- Hopper, Mu!. 2311
FOIt KENT Furnlahod hnuao, 3
. .rooma and hath, aultable for two.
eloxe in. elean and comfortable,
1 52 month, water paid. Inquire
12li R Holly. 231)lt
FOIt KENT 4-room furnished
flat, 15. 650 Pino. . 237
FOR KENT Unfurnished houxe:
llilultH. I'hono OIIS-K. 234
FOIt KENT
5-room unfitrnlshod homo nt
nnrthweHt corner of Palm and
Kohc: larKo IIvIiik room and (lin
ing room . combined; 2 hedrooma
and lai-fte bai:k porch, kitchen
ami breakfast nook: near hh;h
and Jaekson achools; $27.00 u
mo. -Includlnir water rent.
CHAU1.ES II. HAV, llenlfor,
Medford Center Uldg.
Phono 802.
236
ItHt fil'.N'l' IMX SI'.S
'(lit KENT l-rni. iiiodein boiiKe.
Call 2S-W. 232
Foil KENT ii-room mortem biin
iralow, on pavement. Jiaili-e H 1 7
W. Heeond. 22ll
FOIt KENT 4-room fiirnlahed
houae. C. A. DcVoo. .16111 W.
Main. Phono C23-.I-2. 223lf
FOIt KENT 4-room houso, enrden
nnd gi.riiec, lit n month. D.
Tcrwllllgur, Koulo 2, Lozior Lane.
23G
FOR KENT tlnfurnlsheil house,
141 N. Ivy. Phono 840-J. 222tf
FOU RENT 4-room furnished
cottage, $27.00. 623 No. Itlver
slde In rear. 220tf
FOR RENT 5-room unfurnished
house. I n i u I re Redden & Co. ft
FOU KENT S-room house, off
West Jackson. I'hono 105f 207tf
FOR REN T Homos. Furnlshod
or unfurnlahod. Drown & While.
, 17tf
FOU KENT 5-room unfiirnlnhed
- house, 1035 W. 10th. Hoe C. A.
DnVoo, phone 623-J-2. IVilf
FOR EXCHANGE
TKA IAE Met'ormaok cream sep
arator, $125; good nM now. tor
good cow. L. P. Christian, Kings
highway. 22Htf
FOIt TKADE 4,1-A. dairy ranch
In Tillamook, ndjotnlng cheeno
' factory and school; good build
ings, electric lights, on Koosevelt
highway, for fiirm In valley, (.all
at M'l5 t'erlar Nl or write to llox
(I. u.. earn Mall Tribune. 232
FOU EXCHANOE Very deslr
able residential property: mod
erately tirir-cri; In llelltlower. cni.
for small ranch In Rogue river.
THE HEAL, EHTATE EXl'HANdE
44 X. Itlverslde. Phone 1490.
234
FOK TKADE Knulty In Rood
room resfdenco for vacant lot.
Phone R.lii-M. evening!. 34a
FOR BM.fr tXHIH AND PETS
Foil HAI.K- Thc.i'ouehl.i.'d nolli
pup. Phone I, Cold Hill Hotel.
-THE. MISEI? BAV.TGI K'NEW THAT MIS
END WAS NEAP?
WISH WAS FOR
NELLIE WIS MECE-WMOM ME MADTpiED
TD I?OB-S1COD
-1
BPOU&HT THE BAKED POTATO
AND AS HE PEACHEO FOeiT' X"
HE PELL BACK y goco aTuMaWAT
DEAD ? rrm:;;
FOR SALIC AUTOMOBILKS
"HKKK'S A U1SAI, OOOL) OXH!" i
I'ONTIAO I'Ol VK:
LOOKS
AN1J Rl!.S LI K K XKW; A
ltlOtil'LAlt UAItOAlX. S0O0.00.
.IF ST- ,YOl' SI-IK
tUIKYSLI-Ill DFALKRS
12S So. Itlverslde.
232
DFPKNDAULK USF.D CARS
at
1930 PRICKS
UCV NOW AND SAVK THE
DF.PRliCIATION
FA U IN MOTOR CO.
Dudge and Plymouth Dealer.
-A NKW OFFKR1NG
OF HIGIIHR llltADK I'SIOD CARS
iyy uraliam l'algc di- toenail. Tins
car is b inonins oiu nnu is u
beauty; fully guaranteed.
928 Chrysler Sedan; Redhead mo-
i.,i. i-nlil,ir Kiirmi? Hllaekles und
looks like a new car.
i7 Willvs-Knight Sedan. 70-A
i;i
model; new tires and new car
annearanee.
1927 Ktudebaker Dictator Sedan. :
with new tiros, sout oovers and i
in fine condition. ,
1927 Oldsmoblle DcLuxo Sedan. 2-1
door model; new duco; looks like
n new cnr. I
1924 'Oakland Coach, In very good
condition; fully oqulpped. 1
-Dook prices or less on above. New
car terms to responsible buyers.
It Is our sincere. bollof that these
cara listed represent good sound
value, and It Is our policy to back
un tills belief.
.Josopii o. t'rey nnd iiaroui D.t.roy
GRAHAM FAKIR DEALERS
103 s. Kivcrsldo Ave.
232
NOTICE!
Wo have a number of repossessed
used cars that will bo sold at leas
than half price. Cuutu and tteo
them.
Thin week only.
1!I2(1 Essex Coach.
H2ti Chev. Touring.
11124 Hudson Cnacll.
1112(1 H(ar Tourlni;.
11125 .Stride 2-door Sedan.
1II2S Olds Roadster.
Also 'some special ptiooa on oars
Just taken In. such aa
1112(1 Klllek Hedan.
1II2S Typo iludKon Bcdnn.
11I2S Essex Kodnn. . .
1(1211 'Essex Conch.
AKMBTHONU MOTORS, INC.
101 tia. Klvcralde.
233
MIHGUIiTiANKOUS
DEAhEIl IN RAW FURS Fura
will soon be prime, I buy fur
eastern 'firm. He found around
courthouse .Saturdays, when sea
son opens. Located on Fred
Hturgls Kanoh. Elk Crook. Ad
dress J. S. Hlirnntt, Trail, Ore.
CATTLEM EN1 SHE E P M EN !
Applo peellnjfs and cores.
Como nnd haul them awuy,
Freo of charge,
ltoguo River Dehydrator,
North Cunlrul. 227tf
IIl'SI N KSS Ol'lt JRT UN ITIES
FOIt KENT Colng restaurant in
good locution: reasonable rent
with lease. 414 S. Kivorsldc. 230
1'Knlt KAIJS I'OUICRY
FOK SALE Itrone llll'key (oliis.
$ I ll white tb".v last. Mrs. Mary
Hash, llox 324. Ashland. Ore. 237
FOU HAI.E lthoilo Island lied
pullets, (i'j ho.utllH. J'. I',, ( ol
lllis. Sinus Valley roinl, lolle
lioiih 4-(.'oruer Survico alallon.
232
FOIt SALE Jersey black glnnl
cockerels. Tel. 623-J-2.
227tf
FOK SALE NnrraganKott turkcya
for breeders. P. D. I.ofland, 1 Vj
miles N. W. Central l'olnl. 232
FOR SALE Mammoth .Bronze
turkevs. (Jo dhank strain: young
toms $10 nnd $15; young hona
a olid nor ,l. h. stunnKonoiiHn,
Jjeserlvlew Turkey Farm, Route
3, Medford. Tol, 132-X-2. 243
FOR SALE Mammoth Xlronzo
breeding turkoye. J. M, Nary,
Phone 132-L. 338
FOR BAI,r-riOME8
FOU SALE New miiih.'rn 6. room
bungalow. Oarage, flrnplnco.
lawn. Close to school. Owner
leaving city. 72H W, 4 1 ll SI
233
FOU SALE OK TKA OK What
have you? 15-room rooming
house, doing a- good business.
Address P. O. llox 034, Medium
Ore, 234
FOU, SALE Modern (1-room bun
galow; many built -In featuros:
very reasonable, hog No, Cen
tral Ave. Wrllo II. U. Scholz,
Santa Host,. Oil. 233
FOU SALE
Harlan HoMworth home on Slskl
you Heights. In very lovely lo
cation, with wonderful vlow of
Medford and valley; one acre of
ground, attractively landscaped
CHAItLKS It. HAV, Realtor,
Medford Center Uldg.
Phone 302,
235
FOR SALE Now. all modorn
ititburban home, stucco nnd tlm
her type, with garage and cement
drive nnd 3 acres rlcit, tlecn land
cbwe In. well located. Totnl price
only IC'liil: pay 9i.no easli, bal
- unco monthly. . Eati Tuniy. ,110
Liberty nidi;. WW
AND WS LAST STCANaE
A BAKED POTATO-
BV wiM STILL- SHE
I uadocmcVi To TUP
POTATO ?
FOU SAMS HOMES
FO It SAI.H Oil TRAPE 7-ItOOM
MODKRN new house; upstana
renting for $15 per month. Also
apartment nt rear rentinc for
$12. Will take in vacant lot or
car on first payment.
L. C). PIOKIOI.L.
Phone US3-U 204 E. Main.
23d
FOR SAI.K New B-rnnm hunira
low at 029 South Holly. Owner.
U22 botith Holly.
FOR SAL10 .Attractive new S
room home. cor. Olenn Oak and
Main. Reasonable terms if do
sired. Phono 105 or 3U6-K.
131
I'Olt SAiai HEAL ESTATE
DAIRY DOFF Dairying spells
prosperity In lhi valley Wo of
fer the best Improved homo in
connection with real dairy land,
water rights nnd everything, ever
extended. It's a "hurry ease."
Don't lose time. See HOLMKS
for HOMIOS. Nash Hotel corner.
Phone 329. - 232
FOR BALE 5-room home, handy
to schools. Phone 10t. 207if
WHEN YOU think of real estate,
. Brown & Whit tf"
KEAlj 1IUV New 5-rooin latest
tvpe house; hardwooil floors,
fireplace, bullt-lns: first-clasa
. construction: complete plumb
ing; east front lot: garage and
woodshed: best of location. Price
$3,50(1; 3700 ciwh and bal. $28
.monthly at 0 per cent.
llAKCiAIN 4-ronni houso. bath,
new electric range and hot water
healer; lot 50x125 on pnvcmenl;
asMcHsmcnlH iiuld: garage, wood
shed: full winter's supply of
wood. Price $2,i50: tenna.
RANCH SPECIAI. 240 acres In
nittlnnal forest; 80 anros creek
'hiittom laud under freo water
right, In buy; fine x-ronm housu
with flrirplacc; Parns ami .poui-ii-v
l.olldliius: lots of timber and
- wood; trout aiream m-roBs: tine
hun'llng; Iota (if stock range,
l'llee Ineluiles all machinery,
hay, II cowb, 1 hull. 5 horses nnd
chickens. Price $11,750, on easy
terms, too.
D. !:. Ml ILAUD,
423 East Main.
232
FOU SALE .Or 'TRADE Aorengo
In lOrants 1 Pass for Medloru
property. -Phono 178-Y Grunts
Pass. 2 32
FOR SALE OR 'TRADE One of
tho finest -little dairy rf.nob.os In
tho ltoguo River valley, witn or
-without 18 bond ot cows. Phone
B8U-J-1. 199tf
FOU SALE Ton neros, 4 ncros
fruit, balance uiraira, running
atream year around, now 0-roolu
plastered house, barn, garage,
chicken house, close In. A snap.
$271)0: iiikkI terms.
THE UEAL ESTATE EXCHANOE
44 N. Riverside. Phone 1406.
FOR SALE AN INVESTMENT
AT A JIAKCIA1N
.Comer lot, 115x100, suitable for
parking lot or garnge, Front and
0th Sis,
WOLD & WOLD
Spnrtu Uldg. 10 N. Rlvarslda.
ClOOD ORCHARD HOME $8500
on hlway; 13 A., good house; city
water; 2 A, Hose pears, 2 A. An
Jouk, 2 A. lliirllolts, 2 A. Now
town applos, 20 years old; -6 A.
alfalfa.
. WOLD & WOLD,
232
Fol! SALE
TIIKEE AOKES: tine soil: email
bungalow; close to Aludford.
$1000.
Folt EXCIIANOi: .Miilford hoinu
for guod uii'sldn place
LAIKiE llolISI';:- rivo acrca: to
exebaiige for good land here.
IlItOWN & WHITE, REALTOHS
232
IX R SALIO MISCKLIiANKOUS
'OH SALE 4 mule deer buck,
(loe ami 2 fawns, $100. Also 7
mallards 0 ducks and 2 drakes.
11. M. Hush, Medford Electric Co.
233
FOIt SALE 500 ft. Vi-ln. galva
nized cable, guru! as new; also 2
good young milk goals, all ut a'
bargain IT taken ut once. 121 H
W. Kith SI. 832
KOK SALE 250 Red oodar nosts,
I fine red cellar uhlngles. 444 N.
Orape. 232
MAI.iE-IJP nppio boxes, lfic each
while they lust, ltoguo Rlvor Co.,
North Central. 212
Wool) Dry fir $3.00 per tier;
maiiiuinlta 34.00 per tier, Long
will Wood Co., Phono 1141-J. 233
I1AKCIAINS In used farm tools
1 4 -row soeder; 2 tractor discs,
almost nciv: 1 horse cultivator:
2 2-12 tractor plows; 1 lime sow
er, $02.50; 1 Fordson tractor; 1
tractor orchard cultivator.
HUIIUAHD Hit OS.. INC.
23-l
FOU SALE Fresh grape Juice
75c per gal, ut the Hell Vine
yard. 2.12
FOR BALK Ilulbosa (blufgrass)
seed for sale. 80o ber -nound.
Communlotte with Williams &
Beegmlllcr, Route 8, Centrnl
Point, or call at ranch, Antloeh
district. tf
FOR SALE For (and and (Travel
sediment and general teaming
Tel. n-j. twm'i tistmn. if"
FOR SALE Page field fence,
yard fence, gates, netting all
kinds; cedar and steel fence
post. Cnmpletp Una nt fence
material. "We Mi I Id fences."
Caddis Dixon. Tel. 1(1. i
FOK SALE Wheat $1.95 hundred,
. one sack or a carload, nt Taleht,
Ore., ttt this largo brick ware-
llouKe, 2118
For. SALE Blue rllihon Mam
moth llrnnzo breeding turkeys,
near Ucd Top school. , J. (I.
Fen-ell, It. 3. 238
FOU SALE Dry r;r and harrt
I wood, $3.00 and up. delivered,
j Phone 958-L. 239
FOR APPLES
Call 1122-R.,
FOR SALH Used sowing ma
chines; nil makes, 95 up; terms
If desired. All makes rented
and repaired. White Sewing;
Machine Co.. 24 North Bartlett.
illtf
BUSINESS BIRF.CTORT-
Abstracts
MURRA.V. iAHKTRACT CO. Ab
: stracts of Title, Title Insurance.
' Booms 3 and 6, No. 32 North
Central Ave., upstairs.
JACKSON CO.
Abstract Co.
AbsiiactH of Tllla
. nnd Tide Insur
ance. Tlie nnlf
complete Hil
Systom In Jack
on County.
Accountant
O. Q. D'ALHLVI Certified Pub
lic Accountant. Auditing, ac
counting, tax servico. Office,
Collego Dulhllns. Phone SHO- '
-223M
Clilropractto rhyslclanji
DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiro
practic Nerve Specialist. - .Offlos
hours 9 to 12; 2 to 6. 203-264
Liberty Bide. Office phone 6;
Res. phono 790-lL ,.
Etc Spcclalltta
DR. D. A. CHAMBERS. Optome
trist. Eyes examined. Qhuee
fitted. 404 Medford Bids. TeL
188. 62
F.xpert Acconntant -
WILSON AUDITIIIQ CO. E. M.
Wilson. C. P. A. Attention flveo
to anything In accounting and
Income Tax Requirements. Look
Into our simplified accounting
method. Liberty Bids., JkUdiord.
Phone 167-Rj ,
Financial
WE LEND MONEY ' to worth
people to pay their honest debts.
Pacific Coast Credit Association,
423 Medford Hldg Medford. Or
Freight Transportation
LONG DISTANCE- HAULING '
Medford - Klamath truck Una,
Dally Bervlco. Bonded carriers.
.Special rates on load lots. ,Aut
Freight terminal, 33 8. Fir. Tel
1033.
Money to 'Loan
:t.' v.
MONEY TO LOAN to worthy two.
-plo to pay their honest debts
Also any amount to loan on olt
properly. "Thomas Realty "Coj
Room 12, Palm Blk., Cor. Mall '
and Front Sts upstairs, .v
6
Lone Tlaw
Ileal Xtmm
Mortoure Imaal
-Pbone ISM'
Commercial Flnnnce OolW.
Medford, Orcgtm -
DO YOU NEED MONEYT W
make short time loans. TrMim
actions strictly confidential. H
Liberty Bldg. Open Tuesdarl
and Fridays till Op. m. PhoM
857-J. H. U. Jlanlster. U. .Q
Chrlstnor. -
Mnnunionta
M
THE OREGON GRANITE) CO. - ,
Monuments. E. A. Hicks. oen
erai Manager; P. M. Kersha
Sales Manager. 302 N. Front bt,
Medford.
Music.
THAKVAL IT.' FOLKENBERO
Teacher violin, student orcnei
trn; violins adjusted. Studio t
nnd 4 Collego Uldg. TeL 259-J.
'Painting and PapprhansTlnsT
II. MARX Quality painting, tint
ing and paperhnnglng; saves ana
beautifies; color schemes thatara
"easy to livo with" at minimum
cost to you: decorating of noir
nnd old furniture and fixtures.
Phono 178-J. '
Piano lnstractkm
FRED ALTON IIAIOIIT Tevoher
ot Piano and Harmony, ilalghl
Muslo Studio. 318 Liberty Bids..
Phone 72. 1 lMtf '
Printers and Publishers '
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Has
tho best equipped printing ortloa
In Southern Oregon. Bookbind
ing, loose leaf ledgers, billing
systems, eto, Portland prices, IT
N. Fir St. ,
Radio Service
RADIO SERVICE on any maka
radio. If. O. Puruoker, x Soutk
Orape stroet. Office rhone 186;
Res. 1442.
Rami and Cravol
C. A. 1IAUTLEY Sand Mid Gravel
plant. Cleaned, washed Sana
and gravol; crushed gravel, all
sizes. Phone plant 1203 or off loa
127. JMtf
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER A STORAOB
CO. Office 111 N. Fir Street.
Phone 315. Prices right, flair
Ice guaranteed, " .'
DAVIS TRANSFER STORAOB
Service guarantood, 20 8. Orana
St., Phono 844, or residence 10.
TRANSFER AND STORAGE I.
E. Samsun Co. On I ok sorvtoe.
Prices rensnnnhle. Cargo Insur
ance prnteotion. 129 N, Kle
aide. Phone 811.
TTpholstarnsf
THtBAULT Maker of overstuffed
furniture made to -order; ,ra
. upholstering. We entlmate. show
Samples. Phone 6-B. , 111
Wabash.
, i il 1 a -nirl
Window ClcaatSHj
I.FT OEOROB no- IT rhnna 11T
for housecleanlns, floor wsaukaj.
Janitor servlos. Oeo. 4. taiUi