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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATTJ TRIBUNE, .MFID'FORTV' 01? KAON. TUESDAY. XOVEM liEl? .12. 1929. PAGE FIVE THE MARKETS Produce. PORTLAND. Ore., Nov. IS. tm BUTTER Cubes: Extras, ,48c: prime first, 45c; firsts, 40o. Creamery prices: Prints, 3c over cubo standards. EGGS Weaker tendency. Prices to retailers: , Fresh oxtnw, 60 to 52c; stnmlnrds, 47 to 6Uc;lfresh medfjinisi 41 lo 43c; medium firsts, 36c; fresh pullelsi 31 to 8Gc; pullet ' firsts, 25c. . '.; .,KGS TT.'l'ulces to wholesalers:. Fresli extras," '4 flc: standards, 45c; fresh. medium's. 30c: medium firsts, 34c; fresh pullets, 32c; pullet firsts 23c. . ' MILK Steady. Raw milk (I - per cbiit), $2.50 , owt., -delivered Fdrtlnntt;, less. 1 per cent. , Butter fut, station, 45 to 4ftc; track, 47c; delivered at Portland, 49c. POULTRY Steady. (Buying prices), alive, heavy hens over 4 lbs., 27c; medium hens, 3',6'to 4'.i lbs., 23c; light, under 314 lbs., 17c; 'broilers, under 1 ?4 lbs. 2Rc; springs over 2 lbs., 24c; sprint; Pekin ducks, 4 lbs. and over, 21 to 22c: old I'ekin ducks, IS to 19c; colored ducks, 18c; turkeys, No. 1, 32 to 34c; live, 28 to 20o. .' , . . ONIONS ' 8teady. ' Yakima, fancy, $1.75 to $2 per cwt'.; Oregon. $2 to $2.25, POTATOKSrSteaily. Corns, No. 1 grade,' $2.50 to $3.25 per cwt. WOOL Steady. Eastern Ore gon, 18 to 26c; valley, 30 to 33c. HAY Steady. Buying prices: Kastern Oregon timothy. $20.60 to $31: do valley. $19 to $19. SO; al falfa, $18 to $19: clover, $16;, oat liny, $16; straw. $7 to $8 ton. Sell ing prices, $2 more. San FnlllcLsco Ilullorfut. SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 12. iJP) Buttcrfat. f.o.b. San Francisco. 5.4e. o SOFIA, Bulgaria (JP) Bulgaria Is suffering from a surplus of gov ernment employes. ' She must get rid of 10.000 of them not nly for reasons, of economy but because she has promised the League of Nations to do so In return for the help of that Institution In procur ing a stabilization loan.. In Hill thee were 49.000 civil servants in Bulgaria among a pop ulation of 4,400,000. Now, with 6. 750.000. people within her boun daries, she has 84,000 functionar ies, besldo a large number who are not on the regular lists of tlx' civil service. These figures exclude too the officers and men In the army. The task of the govenipicnt is made somewhat difficult by the fact that ;Bulgarlnn universities make a specialty of training stu dents tor this kind or employment Thti.itienif-tifitiieMitltKlie'ciiuMMs to obtain n government Jul. with Its resulting pension'' and other 'privi leges. .1 i-r-'- ; . YACHT FOR 'BAR' WOOD i " ' 'jI'-IlIIiIJItICIISHAFlCN (P) A do luxe flying yueht. Is being built here.' by the. Wornler Works for Wooil. widely known motor boat raeor. of Detroit. It Is to be known as the "rjo-Gar." The giant flying bont will be of ull-metal construction and pow efed by four American motors of 6(10 horsepower each. It will have n length of 2 feet and a winB spread of 101 feet. There will be two decks, the lower for the owner and guests, and the upper for the crew. The machine will have a cruising speed of 112 miles an hour. The nlr-yac'.lt Is to be manned by n pilot, ihechnnln and steward. .Mr. Wood, who Is n pilot, lntc.nds to tako tile controls himself at times. WOODCRAFT AND AID ; TO MEET IN PHOENIX PIIOHNl.V, Ore,. Nov. 12. (Special.)' The regular monthly meeting of the Neighbors of Wood ernft will be held at the V. O. W. hall on Wednesday afternoon nt which time the annual election of officers will take place. The Ladles- Aid sorlety will hold an nil day .meeting ,t the church on Wodnesduy for the purpose of making aprons for their bazaar which they.jiro planning on hold ing on the 22nd of this inunth. Circulation Man Diet TWIN FALLS, Ida., Nov 12. (At John J. Conncry, 40. Portland newspaper circulation, inuii, was found dead In a'hotel room hero lust night. Jleart disease, was be lieved to have caused death. He had worked here several months. It was said Oonnery formerly had Worked at Eugene and Balciu. 1 ' I IUvm'iio Minors ' ,sti:a.mboat hpiunos, coio., Nov. 12. p) Three miners who were trapped ,. by a. cave-la. in a tunnel of t the mine of the .McNeil L'oal company, j ioVor i ))ero,. Just night, w ere " rescued' early today. All nre reported bnhnrined and in good spirits. ' . . " ' , ' rams HIDES PELTS Trappers, you hfivaa mar- j ket for your furs at home. Let us estimate, or set your own price. Traps at Medford Bargain House 27 North Grape 8t Phone 1062 BRINGING UP FATHER HUH' THERE''o MA.GCVES BROTHER T WmBV"rriNN V-UTT'-" MINT Y D 737 f TH V-' f ME WATCH ArJ' POCKtiT- WAITIM' TO KE A. TOUCH FTON u WS&ViSW. it WAIT- rut. .(V HE V. GIT : BOOK BOTH GONE-IU. ME WELL-HfLl. NOT GT - J 'MS -'Xktr'Wcfo GIT OUT OF . AjiA OUT OF MV jji MURDER THAT 6Ramm CEMT KROM JvAE I't-L FOOL ' B THE HOUbc .; frl POCKF-T' " n OFMACQo SOME' , 1h.. vf-tiA - fl WV I ,WlWJ 4 vooeio I , oat- JT THE NEBBS Page HERE WE FIIM TKE 0 : GrtEAT DlWVSjQ Mrs. Smooks ' TOttGOT MEC ' HAMO SAG, rWH10-( SUE ." LEFT UV1NJS OM A TABLE INJ THE DIMIMG ROOM.i. WiWEU SHE CAME BACK , SHE . POOMO THAT SOMEONE HAD TAKEK1 " MER RltJGS OUT OF TUE BAG . lly llrrlHM't liiiuiiior. WASHINGTON'. It's a more vi.s of n man who' diftly stunds on .thvfloor of the Unlletl States senate to tlo 1 battle with ropuhi lienna in this groat wnr on tariff. Ilia v 6 i c o hardly can bo heard when ho rises in the -.con-tor of the c.hani b e r to attack. Reporters of the f the debate move Hose . to him. New.spr.-, p e r m e n lean forward in the 4 v gallery. Hi eollenKUOB are forced to listen Intently if they are to catch hU words. Lint Furnlfuld McLendel Sim mons is heard and feiired. -All recognize in him the tax expert and tariff adviser who has few equals man. although paat ".ri years of age' .still prepnred to fight for ideals he. has spent a lifetime defending. Not the usual type of politician j Is Senator Simmons. He is ns far removed from the handshaking, baby kissing kind as one can lm ngine. Qualities of sociability, ef fusion and flattery are entirely lacking In his makeup. Hut nt tlu same- time he Is as democratic, and uf fa ble, kind and helpful as any man in tho senate. , r Hi Farm Calls. Mis Interest Is first, Inst and al ways In his work. And while his duties in' Washington He very close to his heurt. ho frankly admits that he would prefer to he back at his home In North Carolina and his farm In Jones county. There are some 1,200 acres of his ancestral plantation. About 600 nre under cultivation, with all modern methods and diversifica tion being used scientifically. And It l to. this farm and Its ancestnl home that he hopes to move be fore very Ioiir and spend his re maining years. Simmons came to congress ns n represolitatlve back In 1 S8fi. He was on his honeymoon when his bride suggested that he run. He met success, only to he defeated In (he next contest by a negro, James 15. O'Harn. In "1901 he entered the United States senate. Ills continuous ser vice of more than 28 years makes him the ranking Democratic mem ber of that hod? and second in service only to Senator Francis K. Warren, Republican, of Wyoming.! Hut becauso of his previous term In the house In 1880. he now outranks any member of either party In both houses of congress, from the stand point of- first, service.. . Stormy Senator Simmons' public career hnn been a stormy one. but It Is STATE SAYS SELL State hns taken over 5 .acres on a mortgage. Uest of Iandj fully equipped chicken ranch; electric water sys tem supplying several houses in neighborhood; two miles from Medford; small orchard; good iieinbborhood ; beau tiful tiroumlK, near school; place for a gentleman's coun--fry borne. I'riec $4000, 10 per cent down, 13 years oir bitlance. J. C. BARNES, Real Estate Phone 409 or 1108 J 15 South Central Sherlock Holmes S&f&H-'Ylkv ' aikitt X t.-'yoosTr et exoTeo:v-iaary' . for the w'V:' a"WMmN'S 1 moret.ties -'J' y Y R1N9. ,Sv TTQ-if'n- VVV'y- wE-l.L FIKJO VOUK3 -A ( THIS MOTEL TWEYp, A . TTL , . f ARE SOME.' SfCjKJP- 'U&s, mbs socxs.jJM help who wege Vtouto Sa tmei-0 LeJ ir , , SOMEROOV, STOLE lK-TCr I -DID VOU WAVE JXZ j THE Dim isaG ROOM Ai, ro ornu I ( MV K&S - LEFT rn .ylH. YUQ OPesjTZ, W1LL 5oBM1T TO A fc OT PD s I THEM, UEEE; A. j.J .. -VV . f f OUTTHATS SEARCH . W, MOT A a " MOMEMTfASO.y . T 1 ALL-TXATS ACCU5IK1Q f V momtH -. kTlT. 7J' W3 6QT,rW ! v yTwOK.DeeV (, V ALL. -OH MV1 J V'AMVOOOV V. V V . U,rr MoLHcr-5 N-f 11 . RIMS5?! y I ! 'f TU.5C3LD BIRD ) oH, MV ! V " 1' I InfluCnCC - I, T ' I j If IS PULHM& THIS' .( .V, k. ' . S?-. Vi T f-vl TT: "' , MR W4ftl50V lMPC ,).!V'' '. 1 (LVpyrieM. '?. by Til. Syndlcl tnc ) Tmdt Ma li n U S Tal Olli,. tV"U;" j! 7 '. .'' ' : ' "' " : : : j : 1 ' ! : said that he has, probably had more Influonce over tho political history of his state fdr a longer time than any other North Carolinian. His opposition to the- Democratic nominee in the recent presidential campaign brought a wave of criti cism over him, but he stood his ground. As a senator he has played an Important role In national affairs. A member of two powerful senate, committees finance and commerce he exerts wide Influence. Dur ing the war as chairman of the finance cunimillee, ho helped diuw hills that urouKht more than SI S, 000,000,000 to the federal treasury. Neither ho nor Mrs. Simmons cares for tho social life In Wash ington to which tlinlr position en titles them. They live nt the Port land apartments on Fourteenth street and Vermont avenue, whore Mrs. Simmons spends her lime with her family, t'riemts ami books while the Benator thinks up new tariff arguments. Tho senator litis no recreational pursuits. BOY BIJRIESGUN : AFTER SHOOTING 'hh:a:o. Nov. 12. UV) Ncr- voiimicss displayed by 13-year-old Treddie NVtte at school yesterday led to his arrest for tucst tuning and later to his being held for the killing of a., hunter on h!n father'" land Kundiiy. Statements by the boy led po lbo to the back yard of tho Net tie farm where they dug up the boy's .22 calibre rifle. Tiie baying of a hound over thi body led to the discovery Sundny tlint Herman Ahsen. 1J, had been kltl'd. "Yes, I shot him.' the Nette bov 1 t'H, I HllUt lit 111 . UlC Xl'tH IMIV . ...iute.1 by mII. n wiyhm. I illiln't tSilnk I mill hit him. II had no liusinch on my rattier' land." CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY EAGLE POINT WOMAN KACUK I'OINT. Ore. .Nov. ,12. (Special.) Tho birthday or Mrs. K. A. Willllte was peleliralvd Sun day by thlrty-olKlit of the Hums Valley, Iteitgle and Lake Creek people. A lai-ffe cake was baked and presented tu Orundmu by .Mrs. IUey IMillnRlon of Sains Valley. EAGLE POINT LADIES' AID ON WEDNESDAY KAOLi: POINT. Ore., (Special.) The Litdles' Nov. 12. Aid society will meet Wednesday afternoon. Noveijiber 1.1th In their ball over lirown's store. All members me urged to lie present lis there Is work for the afternoon. Springfield Oarage building on corner of Mill and Main slreuls Heart chin eh at Kigbth and High carage. AIRPLANES DEFY LONDON, Nov. 12. iA) fclght perrons were killed (.hrough acci dents and ili-owiiing, ninny wore injured, and enormous property daningo inflicted In a gale which lashed lhe..Uritish 'Isles and sur rounding sens hist night mid toduy. The wind blew at speed .varying" from r0 to 70 miles tin hour ..with oecusloiuil gusts reaching a veloc ity of 1)0 miles, Crrisa-chautu'l steamers reported terrific buffet ing by tho waves, which often smothered them and sometimes o-r-toppcd their funnels. I'usHen grs suffered severely from nnxl-' ely a ml sickness. Willie some, airplnnes w e r e forced to vm:lkc safety landings others mndo perilous trips between Kngland and the continent aston ishingly defying the gale. BIG FLOCK OF SHEEP GOES THROUGH TALENT TALENT, Nov. 12. (Special) A very fine band of sheep. 1 1 lb In number, pussed through Talon: Sunday en route to the Applegato valley for the winter. The sheep bHojiiTfd to Mr. Ed I bi rret mid Bad Stomach Cause of Bad Skin You can't expect to have n (food clear, fresh-lookinff complexion if your stomach is weak and disor dered. , , ! i Undigested food sends poisons tlirniicrh vnnr whnlp hnrlv. nimnlpH " . - , ' ' l ! 'irnenr .in yo'T iarvi h.kln Brows 1 tiui lUIIUU uvxuiiii'O tti.t:ti, im-tu,i most unpleasant. But these troublrH will end quickly and skin clear up if you will start today taking that simple herbal compound known to UrusTKists as Tanlac. , Tanlac contains nothing but herbs, barks und roots which have a cleansing, healing effect on a poor upset stomach. Just a tenspoonful before each meal stimulates the di gestion naturally so thut you can eat what you want without fear of dis tress. And when your stomach is in pood shape again see how much keener your nppetite is watch how quickly akin begins to grow free of disfiguring eruption:!. The cost of Tanlac is less than 2c a dose. Get a bottle from your druggist -today. Money back if itdocsn't help you. CLASSIFIED SDVESTISISO SATES Silii Mr rv tor ftnt lixirtliu, 2c; IKS mtctrillng imtflion, lc; ttlnimiM 2?o. Indff rout adi wilh For Sl, For Rtnt, lie, ind eounl Ihtio wordt, will n tach. Initnl, tillpfcom iwmbir, iu., m word. Cixiitltd ani in odnnei tm sot tttin tnt hant, unllil odnrtlfir ! sitrnthly account, no itlffwinci lor ohom irror. w A n Ti:n m i sc i: a ko i; t W'AXTKIJ Tu tiny a home for cash, illreel from owner. Mllt be cheap and worth the money. ANo' have a 240-aere ranch, '1 niih'B north of Central l'olnt. to exellaime for anything. lllrect all eolnmunleallons to Cenlra! Point, or sec me at Modoc Or chard. eo. Itenker. 2 .1 3 WANTKD H cconrl-hnnd Wood Sawing outfit. Williams & Soeit mlllr, near Antloch school. Sums Valley, or write Contrail I'olnl. Koine 1. , sattif WANTKD To buy all. kinds nt enttlo. ahin Btifl hnzi. l'hnne WANTED Clem cotton Mall Tribune offlc. raw at WAVTFD Inrt hnnrt unnda lnny I'nl'n, llilltl fronu. To summered In the mountains west of Ashland. They were, hi very ! fine condition. WANTED SITUATIONS KXI'KKIKNCKI) bookkeeper wants employment. Otin tako full charge of set of hooka; also experienced In cashiering, liox M. N.. Trib une. ' 23 WANTHD-Washlng. J-2. Phono 437 23C WANTED Carpentering, gling, painting. 537-X. Bhln- 243 WANTKT) Work, by hlKh aehool boy after 8:80 p. m. Phone 242, tl I'Oli KKNT MISCHIiIiAN'HOUS FOIt HUNT (JnrilKC. 101 So. OllU ilale. l'hono CUU-lj. tt FOR KENT FIJUNISnteD ItOOMS FOR HUNT Nicely furnished front room, suitable tor two; ullh or without liuard. 1116 V. llllh. tt FOIt ItlON'T I.arKc room In attrac tive home; rus- heater; board. Foil ItlONT HlooplnK room, bath. .24ri N. (Srape. 236 FOIt 'KENT Hoard and room. ll'J .Nu,' (Jonlral. Phono 1211. 2.VJ FOIt rtKNT Itooms, 12. B0 per week: bachelor cabin. 44 j So. Front. 235 VOIt ItlONT HOI'SICS FOIl KKNT New- small house, furnished; Krut;o. (ill I W. Huh. tf FOK KKNT Modern, partly 'fur nished 4-ronm house: udtllls. Call at -122 8. Klverside. 236 FC)fl KKNT Modern t-nn. home with Hirm;e, on Haven Jt., hy Hnillltern Oreuon luvuslinetit Co. Plume K. H. Iloplier, l llla. 236 FOK JlKNT--Furiilsheil bouse, 3 rooms and'halll. sllllithle fur two, :rloso In. clean and cmnfortulilo, $20 month, wator paid. Inuiiire i:.i s. Holly. 23iur Foil KKNT 4 -room furnished ' flat. $13, 650 Pino. 237 FOK KKNT lnfiirnlsllcd house; adults. Phone 40S-K. 234 FOIl KKNT . 5-room unf urnlslicd homo nt northwest -corner of -Palm and Hose; larn.llvlnie room nnd din Iiik room combined: 2 bedrooms and larce hack porch, kitchen nnd . breakfast nook: pear hlh und Jackson schools; $27.50 a mo, Includinir water rent. CII.Mtl.KH It. KAY, Kealtor, Medford Cenler Illd. Phono 302. F()l( KKNT G-rnom mortem bllji K.'ilow. on imvoineut. linjiro K 1 7 . W. Hoound. 22Stf FOK KKNT 4-ronm furnished bouse. C. A. DeVoc. 1610 W. Main. Phone (28-J-E, 223tt FOK KKNT 4-rnom nouso, Harden and KfiriiKO, $11 a month. 1). Tcrwllllijer, Iloute 2, Lozlcr I.nnn. 236 FOR IlKNT -141 N, Ivy. Unfurnished house, Phono 840-3. 222tf FOR KKNT 4.roora furnished coilane, $27.60. 628 No. Klver side In rear. 220lf FOK KKNT 6-room unfurnished bouse. Inqulro Kedden & Co, tf FOK KKNT -room housn. off Wost Jackson. Phone IPS. 207lf FOR JtlTM T Homes, rurnlshod or unfurnished. Brown A White. 17tf FOR niSNT l-room unfurnished house. 035 W. 10th. Bee C. A. DeVoe, phone 62I-J-1. l2t( LOST .OST l uitIci old il.nk-eidored Jerc i,ai ealf. l'hon( ;,iir.., f3-i' By George McManus FOIt RENT APARTMENTS Foil SAMS MVICSTOCK , IOIl II 10 NT Furnished apart - me n l, close in. Phono 303. "if ! . KO 1 1 It 10 NT 1'hone 452-11. 3-room apt., $ IS. I 231tf! FOK KENT Stcnm-noatod npnrl mcnis and slocpiiiK room. tOOTi W. Main. 22!ltf FOK TIKNT Modern furnished downstairs rooms; adultB. 345 N. llartlett. 22-ltf FOK KKNT Furnished apt. N. Ivy. 220 234 Foil KKNT Fully moilorn fur nished npartmont; hot and cold water supplied. Sunrise Super . Station, cor. 12th and Klverside. Phono 1338. 224lf FOIl KKNT 3 and 3-room npnrt incnla, Karaite. 604 W. 10th. 224lf FOK KKNT Desirable turn, apt; earaKo. 10 CJulnco St. 21 SIC FOR IlKNT 3-rm., nrst floor; hot and cold water, phono, uso of bath, oloso in. 322 So, Central. Inquire promises or Mrs. Kians, Hotel Holland. 201tf MISCKI.riANKOUS CATTf.K.MKN! SIIKKPMKN! ' Applo peellnKS 'nnd "cores. ' Come and haul them away, Frcn of charge. ItoKiio Ilivcr Dchydrator, North Central. 227tf" niJ.SI.MOSS OPI-ORTL'NITIKS FOK KKNT (SoliiK restaurant In Kood location: reasonahlo rent with lease. 411 H. Klvelslile. 236 FOIt KXCIIANGK TKADI; MiTt'ormack cream sep aratort $126; cood as new. for c;ond cow. L.. P. Cbrlstlun. KIiiks hlKliway. 22Stf FOK KXCIIANtiK Very desir able residential properly; mod erately priced; in liellflower. Oil. for small ranch In Kocue river. TIIK KKAI, KSTATK lOXCIIANOK 44 N. Klverside. Phono Han. 234 FOK TKADi; Kipilly In Rood 4 room lesldenco for vacuut l't. Phono 830-M. cvcnlllKS. 34o ion ham; Aui-oMoniMCS UKPKNilAKl.K .USED CAI13 ., . - , "t . . . lD3rf PKICES BUY NOW AND 8AVK TIII3 . ...DliPItKCIATION. HAKIM MOTOR CO. Doilicu and Plymouth Dealer. 237 FOIl SAItE nOMIJS FOK KAI.K. OK TKADK What have you? 16-rooin rooming house, doine 'a cioial . hutnoM. Address Pi O. Uox f.34, Medtoril. "Ore. 231 FOIt SALT? Harlan Itosworlh home on Hlskl you HelKhlH. In very lovely lo cation, with wonderful view of Aledrord and valley; one acre of Kroiind, attractively landscaped, CHAltr.KS It. KAY, Kealtor, Medford Cenler Uliln. l'hono 302, 236 1 FOK HAl.B New, all modern subtirlaiu home, stucco and tim ber type, with Rurajfe and cement drive and 3 neres rich, deep land, close In. well located. Total prlen only $I2."iO; pay $600 cash, bill linen monthly. Earl Tumy. 310 Liberty lllilit. 22stt FOK KAI.K OK TKADK 7-KOOM MODKKN new house; tipstalrs renllns: for $16 per month. Also apartment at rear rentina for $12. Will Inks In vacnnt lot or car on first imyment. I.. O. PICKKI.L, Phone D83-U 204 U. Main. 236 FOK SALK Attractive now 5 room home, cor. Glenn Oak and Main. Kosnnable termq if de sired, l'hono leu ur 3:i6-K. in By SOL HESS I KOll KALE Jersey heifer, fresh Dee. 1. Turn to right at west nd Prune St. -oo FOIt SAM3 POULTRY FOK SAl.K Hronso turkey turns, $10 while they last. All's. Mary Hash, llox 32 I, Ashland, Ore. 237 'OK SAl.K Jersey black Riant cockerels. Tel. 623-J-2. 227tf FOR SALK Mnmmoth Bronze turkeys, Goldlmnk strain: younit toms $10 and $10; young hens $s and $10. J. S. Quackenbiish, Dosertvlow Turkey Farm. Ko'hto 3, Medford. Tel. 132-X-2. 243 FOR 8AL13 Mammoth Bronse hroodliiK turkoya. J. M. Nary, t'lim.n 132-L 238 FOR SALIS RKAL ESTATK ONLY ONCK IN A LIFKTI.MK Ones Nature lve away her Hlfts as sht Is iloltiK with our peir or chards 1n thls.valley. One iren err.tlon develojis for tho neJtl to reap. Holmes has been In the Kame from the bcKlnnlnir and has the best orchards to sell to !flay In history. See HOLM ICS for HOMKS. Nash Hotel corner. 230 FOR SALK 6-room home, handy to schools. Phone 106. 207tt WHEN YOU think of real state, sen Rrown & Whit. tf FOR 8ALB OTt TRADE One of tho finest little dairy ranches In the KoKiin Jtlver valley, with or without 16 hcud of cows, l'hono 689-J-l. 191ltf FOK SALK Ten acres, 4 acres fruit, bnlnncn alfalfa, running stream ear around, new 5-ro6m plastered house, barn, Karaite, Vbicken house, closo In. A snap. $2700; koiiiI terms. TIIK KKAL KSTATK KXCIIANGK II N. Klverside. Pliune 14H6. 236 FOIt KALIO .MISCELLANEOUS FOK SALK Dry fir wood, dellv ereil anywhere In the valley. Tel. tl-F-12. 2:illf ROYAL COAL lias more real fuel value than any other t'tali coal you eau luiy. It lasts lonuer, free from dirt, low In ash no ehnkers. Order n sack of Royal l.'oal today you will like It. We also have vood MUaUtv wood for sale. Phone S33. F. K. SAM SON COMPANY. Offlco 22 N. Klverside. 234tf Poll SALK All enamel electric ranue, $t': value $65; cash. 630 Pennsylvania Ave. 235 FOK SALK Slomk beets. M. II. (Hover, Itoss Lane. 23ltf FOK SALK Milliard table, fully eiiulpped. I'rli'ed to sell, Tel. (1S2-.1. 231! Foil SALK Alfalfa pasture, extra Hood fresh filtered Kt'ape juice, no drcKS. Orders taken and de livered. Sprlnu St., It, 3, llox 33. 136 Foil SALK (Jonulho Rollor can aries; no fakes. Mrs. Jack Thrasher, Jacksonville, Oreiron. Phonn 173. 235 MAIJK-l'P apple boxes, 15o each while they last, Rokuo River Co., North Central. 242 BARGAINS In Used farm tools 1 4-row seeder; 2 tractor discs, almost new: 1 horse cultivator: 2 2-12 tractor plows: 1 Utile sow er, $62.60; 1 Fordson tractor; 1 tractor orchard cultivator. HUIJIJAKD UUOS,. INC. 234 FOR BALE Bulbous, (blucjrrass) seed lor sale, 20o per pound. Cnmmiinlcuto with Williams A Kceumlllor, Route i. Central Point, or call at ranch, Antloch district, tf FOR BALE For land and travel sediment and general teaming Tel. BIJ-J. Ram'l rtauman. tf FOR BALK race (laid fence, yard fence, (ate, nettln all kinds; cedar and ateel fence posts. Complete, lino of fence niHlerUt. "Wo hulhl fences," UuUJn PUOD. Tel. lS. 14 FOR BAIiS)-IUBCEXIiAiaKCr KOIl SALH CJood cull npiiles and penrs. oil!) West Eleventh HI.. opposite Oakdule Orocery. 27 FOR SALU Wheat $1.05 hundred, une sack or a carload, at Talent, Ore., at the largo brick ware house. 236 . KOIl SALK Blue ribbon Mam moth iti-onze breeding turkeys, near Ked Top school. - J. O. Kerrell, U. 3. 238 B'Oll SALK Dry fir and hard wood. :i.00 and up, delivered, l'hono U5S-L. 239 FOn APl'LES Call 112:-R. 206tf Foil !5ALH Used sewing m. chines; ull makes, $5 up; terms if desired. All makos ren'tod and ropalred. White Sewing Machine Co., 24 North BarUett. lltf Bii.siNr.ss niRKcronT Abstracts MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ah i stracts of Title, Title Insurance. ; Rooms 3 and 6, No. 13 North ' Central-Ave., upstairs. JACKSON CO. Abstract Oo. Abstracts of Title and Title Insur. ance. Hie -onl complete Title System In Jack son County. Accountant G. Q. IVALK1NI Certified Tub llc Accountant. AudltlnK. ac coiiutiui;, tax seirice. Office, CoIIcko BulldlnB. Phone 860. -223tf Clilroproctle Fhyslcuuis DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chlro-! practic Nerve Specialist. Offlc hours 9 to 12: 2 to 5. IOJ-204 I.lbertv Bldg. Office phone 68; Res. phono 790-H. ' Fyo Specialists DR. D. A. CHAMBERS. Optom' trial. Eyes examined. GUuuee fitted. 404 Medford Bids. TpL. 18S. . I62UJ. Expert Accountant WILSON AUDITING CO: B. M. Wilson. C. P. A. Attention given to anything In accounting and Income Tax Requirements.- Look into our simplified accounting method. Liberty. Bldg., Medford. Phone 167-R. Financial WH LEND MONEY to Worth! .people to pay their honest debt Pacific Coast Credit Assooiatloot, 423 Medford Bldg,, Medford. Ort Freight Transportation LONG DISTANCE HAULINO Medford - Klamath' truck line Dally service. Bonded carrier Special rates on load lots. -' Autt Freight terminal, 86 8. Fir. - Tel ' 1033. ' . ' '" .- ".' 57. Money to I-onn 1'ti LAcwtw.' i,i-iti'lH i 'SICICi.SAcwtw.;.i.HPMi'ri MONEY TO LOAN to woj'thy .tietw i. plo to pay their honest delttff " Also any amount to loan on oltfci i properly. Thomas Realty -Cst Room 12, Palm Blk... Cor., Mall and Front Sts tipstalrs. - ; Otr, Heal Eetate , fj MortKBce 1M4 'V . Fliono ISM " , Couunercliil l'lnnneo Oorp. , Mctlfunl, Oregon ' DO YOU NEED MONEYT W, make short time loans. Trans. - actions strictly confidential. 3,1 Liberty Bldg. Open Tuosflat; and Fridays till 9 p. m.' Phom S57-J. 11. H. Banister, H. Ca Chrlstner. ' V Mnnnmenta TIIK ORKQON GRANITE CO. Monuments. E. A. Hicks, Goa.' cral Manager; P. M. KershaeV' Sales Manager. 302 N. Front SU, Medford. Music. TIIARVAL H. FOLKENBERO-1 Teaser violin, student orcheJ tra; Jollns adjusted. Studio f and 4 Collcgo Bldg. ToL 269-H. I'alntliur and Fnitcrhanglng II. MARX Quullly painting, tlnl-j) Itm and paporhanglne: eaves W beautifies; color schemes that ara, "easy to livo with" dt mlnlmurat) cost to you: decorating of "ne and idd furniture and flxturojaii l'hono 178-J. : - " , ,'41 l'lano lnslrnctlon FRED ALTON H AIQ HT Tea'oheoji of Piano and Harmony.' HatghB Musio Studio, $18 Liberty Bldc.r Phone 72. I9tf 8 Printers and Publisher Ha3 MEDFORD PRINTING CO. h the best equipped printing offlea In Southern Oregon. BookblrMj Ing, loose leaf ledgers, "bllllrnf systems, etc Portland prices, .itt Ni. Fir St. Radio Serrloe RADIO SERVICE on any make rauio. Jf. u. ruruoKor, dwu m, nrape street.'. Office Pbon $rf ItOS. 144S. Sand and Gravel C. A. HARTLEY Sand arid OraTar plant. Cleaned, washed aand and graven crushed gravel, fell lies. Phone plant 1801 or office 127. l$4tt Transfer EADS TRANSFER A BTORAtHO CO. Office 111 N. Fir. Btraat. Phone 316. Prices right . tar Ice guaranteed, DAVIS TRANSFER STORAOH Service guaranteed. 10 8. Grape St., Phono 644, or residence 1040. TRANSFER AND BTORAOE M E. Samson Co. Quick serrloe. Prloes reasonable. Cargo resufr. ance protection. 13$ N. River, side. Phone 8JI. . ypho$sterlnt THiBAtILT M niter' ef orerttuf a furhlttire made to orders' - upholspsring. W estimate, g gamplea. Phone -4. " .1 Wabash. ' i . v-,. . . ' '' ' . i " , u Window Oeanbaf t.kt nKonow no it rhn j for housecleanltioi, floor V Jasllur tenrioa. Oes, 4, 4