MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, QIMKiOX. THl'RSDAY. DKCEMIiKU 2(1, 1929.
FJGE SEVEN
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1
WALL STREET
PRICES RALLY
AFTER HOLIDAY
NKW YOltK. Dec. 2G.-JAi
. Wull Street experienced a marked
chuiiKo In Hiicculativc wnttment
' ove r thu huliduy, with tho result
'that ijricig rallied briskly ' under
heavy buy tut; for both ueeountt.
Not sains in ii long, list of active
Ihhuch rnncd from 2 to 10 points,
,wllh a few Hpeeinltiea marked up
"iiH much aH lp polnU.
; The apparent r completion oC
.hit'Kc sculc tax Helling f combined
with froHh buying in anticipation
of the distribution . of more than
one bliilon dolliU'H in January divt
. dend and intereHt payments, savo
tho market much stronger un
: dertonc. -Ihiylng orderi were dis
tributed over n fairly broad list,
covering affnln being n .rnporluut
'.factor 1n tho day's, advance. .
Itaislng of the call money rate
to G jior cent failed to dumpon
npecula;ivo cnthusl-vm. and thu.
! high prlceH of the session were
made In the final hour. Invest
: ment utiltUcH wero up 5 to 10
; points and many Industrials and
f:ppciultieH woro equally strong, in
cluding LV8, Steel, Oonernl Eloc
s trie. American Tobacco, Kastman
Kodak, . AUIttd: Chemical. Johns
Manvillo nnd U. S. Industrial Al
Volm.. Tho closing tfiifo waB fitrnng.
Mii.cs approximated. ,suu,uuu
shares. 1 ' '
STEADY PRICE BASIS
(i POUTLAND, Ore.. Dec. 2G. iPi
Kggs and builcr began the day
'; after Christmas with prices .-toady.
. .The hulldi y trade appeared to have
' taken cans' ot. niost ot. the supplier
' received:
Poultry and country dressed
.'meats were weak, as was expected
following the holiday. Turkey and
other poultry wore cheap the day
before Christmas and the lowered
l prices brought about a larger de
mand. V
Fruits and yotreables were un
changed. . tYS U;
Livestock .
PORTLAND, Ore, Doc. 20. P)
CATTLE nlld CALVES! Talking
mostly ' steady; receipts cuttle GO,
"calves' 10.' ' ' ' '
HOOK: Quolubly steady: re
ceipts X50, Including 738 direct.
SHEEP anil LA.UHS: Quutubly
.steady: receipts Go. -. v .-- .-
Produce
' PORTLAND, Ore. Dec. '-'G. (PI
Ilultcr, eggs, milk (hutterfatt,
poultry, country meats, onions, pro
tatooa, wool, lay , nuts, casrnra
hark and, hops steady ami tin-
-cliansctl. . -,
Sugar and Flcur
. PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 26. (P)
' Cane, sugrir "(Hacked . basiHl:
'.Steady, Caiie, fruit or berry, $5.40
'per cwt.;. boot Bugar, SS.Iio.cwt.,
:, Flour (city , delivery ..prices)
Steady. Family patents. 4!ts. $7.G0;
whole wheat, tflfi, $fi."0! Kialiam.
IDs, IG.ul; bakers' bard wheat, !8s.
J7.50; bakers' bluestem patents,
USs. $7.10; pastry flours, 4!c, $7,110.
San Francisco lluUcrfnt
( .SANfl'IlANC.rHUQ. Dec. 2,li. M'l
Rutteifijt jf..e.b: Salt Fi uhcifwo 41 Vi
land 4i',4C.'; i '-
J TOLC," Ore., hoc. M. (Special l
.-The Tolo school closed Friday
1 evening until .r.'inunr.v 2. Thursday
' the school gave a splendid chrlst
' mas program, : nil the children
doing their work well. After the
j program Mho. Ciwlstmfi troo was
enjoyed Santa appeared anil fur
nished treats tbVnll present.'.' '
JACKSONVILLE MAN TO
ERECT NEW RESIDENCE
I : JACKfiONVILLK. Ore.. Dec. 20
(Spcciyl) Uavc Leo of .hvekson-
ville, ' pnr lmscd this week the
' west half, of the properly belong 1
i lag to . Alice I'lrtch, He will tear
'down nu Tmrh on the property
"and plans "to' put up a resldent-e
in the spring.,
THE MARKETS I
i . i
i JACKSONVILLE LEGION
TO. CONCLUDE DANCES
JACKHONVILLK. Ore.. Dec. i!C
, tSpI.) The American Legion dun
will give the last of their series of
. dances New Yoar's ve. The con
test which Is running in connection
with the dunce will Juc nt 10
o'clock that evening. They hope to
' have all come eiirly so as to be
there for the content.
State Won't Cooperate
; BOISi;. Idaho (C. P.) Louis
'Obermcyer caught a nice, healthy
'pnpa skunk, and decided he would
start a skunk farm If he could find
a mama skunk. He appealed to
'the game department. , But Louis
will have to wait until the game
department finds a skunk deep In
sleep: so unconscious that she
won't- awaken tu- investigate nnd
retaliate. Alrmher .nf the depart
i iiient i-efused. to cm p1 rale under
h . t ' any otht circumstances,
: ;X' i.X ,Tj
BRINGING UP FATHER
I WA WtTWIN
TEN FEET OF
THE FtCrHT
VJMEhJ IT
HAPPENED
17
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ir
J.'. s'
THE NEBBSIt's Much Different Now
. iuDV fjeeS'
"eeceivEO'A
CHECK. FO?
j '00, 000 "d
FROM FLINT
WITH WHICH
TO' TAKE UP
, THE MOIST- . ,
(i,A6e WHICH
FALLS QUE
OM OAM.'irJCt
. A.WIUTI-; C IIIUSTMAS
Hy Ma ry . i ra linin R iuur,
: T,lie. Utt.c Ulaok Clock hnil a
i tiiii all 1ir iVadiness.
"Wht'fo fti1 we RoiiiB?' John
hnfl .Vfcfjy asked him.
''I've Kot a Hlpo
outrldn It will
hold tlirco and
we'L'o going ,U bo
taken to hoc a
.special per.son."
That did not
ni n a n
much of
iMYthfng tu John
and Init
they followed the
Ilttlc, Black
C 1 o c k,- nnd all
Rot on a sled,
which was wait
luff for them.
The I e tl was
2
drawn by a person pomothlng- like
a nnow man. Yet he ne?mcd ahle
to move .more quickly than any
snow man ever could. , '
They moved, rapidly , , over Hit?
riiow. ,
"Wami't It. marvcluiiM havlni;
snow for ChrlHtmaK?" John asked.
"Voti'll have to make thitl
speech over afialn." - the . IJUIc
Itlack Clock said. . "It will please
her."
John didn't understand nt all.
hut In, n few muinenta they were
dr.iwn "up before the loveliest of
mow palaccH. It was llko a huge
Know hoiiHc, nx 1'euR.v said, and yet
It was much too wonderful for u
house jt wan .indeed a, palace.
It was decora ted with iHHe.
and It was very firmly Iniilt. The
sun. waw shining, and the palace
;ecmcd a iii.'ism of jewels. In fact.
It was m glittering, and so daz
zling that they could hardly look
nt It. , . .
"I've, turned tho time hack two
days." the l ittle lilack Clock wild,
and Just nt that, moment, a beau
tiful lady appeared nt the great
front door of the i iiluoe.
"Have you come to make the
great j'early renin st ?" she nsked.
"We have:" the Little lilack
Clock said.
'Come inside." the lady urged,
and to herself he added, "I know
they wutil whlje V'hristnias!"
(Tomorrow-'Tho ftnou- Lady"1
JACKSONVILLK, Ore., Dec. L'((.
(Special:) John ' Ilueners and
Jchs Coleman, stationed at thn
Marines aviation acnip at Itlver
slde, Calif., arrived this week to
spend a forty-one day furlough at
their homes.
Kred Kdens. who is In training
In the radio department of the
navy Ht San Diego. . Is expected
home the second week In January.
Mrs.-: Alice Tlrich was a guest
Christ mas day of her son Iewis
L'hTch at Medford.
Mrs. Hattie I.gan spent Christ
mas day with her sister. Mrs.
Kiunk Kiddle, nt her home at the
Klamath orchards.
KolumI Merrlftcld anl (ieorgc
Manke have returned from O. A.
t to spend the holidays nt their
homes. John Coke also returned
home for the holidays from Albany
college.
A New Y e,i r watch pa r t y la
planned by the Joung people of
l'rsbterlan church.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harkert
and jon Artelbert. Mrs. .1. M. Pews.
Mrs. I.eltln Mi-Kee and Mr "and
Mrs. Tom Dunnlngton nnd son
j , ; v" : .' Ji I i. ! lA'cS-rirTh. Brn sy.d.r.,. 1 7..,; omtJ
t t' '.; .... . ;
JACKSONVILLE
I WILL
AMD I
tflLL
Orpnt ttrhaii. riKl.tf. rrs.rv,!.
TonUny,. from .Incksonvllle. C. W.
L'uly and family from Applegate
nd Bert -JleKce and 'family from
Phoenix, spent Christ man eve at
the JOrnest Mclntyre home at Cen
tral Point.
M1k Alary Hucst. now living in
Med ford, who i-ecently had: the
misfortune, to fall and hurt herself!
is now much lmptovcu.
lieti" Beekmnn, an attorney of
Portland. Is spending the Christ
mas holidays with his mother, Airs.
Iteekman, and sister Miss Carrie
Beekmnn, here. 1
"Kmll Brltt and' sister. Miss Mol
U Brltt, were dinner guests of Dr.
and Mrs. J. V. Itobinsun at Hotel
Medford, ChrlstmaH day.
Mr. and ' Mrs. Herbert Manna
were- guosts'ifor. Christmas dinner
at tho-home of Air, and Mitt. Krunk
Ton Vella.
ChfirlcH Rose of (ilehdale, spent
Sunday and Monday visiting his
sister. Mrs. Jdsle Worth,- while cn
1 ..." . " ' ,i Vi 7,7
Alarvln Morgan ttf Yreka, Calif.,
father of Julia and Olive. Morgan,
former -Jacksonville school girls,
was visiting nt the home of his
ulster,. Airs. 'Daisy Lewis.
Mr. and Airs. Wilford .Stevens of
Newpbrt, Ore., .were dinner guests
of. Mr. and . Min. Joe Mclntyre
Tuesday.
Mrs.' Nettie Jones left Wednes
day to' spend Christmas with her
brothei'tln-law. George Young aWl
family. Mrs. Jones will return the
last of the week. , ,
The Jacksonville orchestra play
ed for the 'dance nt the Applegate
hall. Wednesday qvening for one of
tlieir tiiost-nutessfjil dances of the
i-canim! &vernl from Jacksonville
attended. '' 1 '
Jacksonville;' ore., Dee. :;,
(Spl!) A -Chrlstnius enlerlainmenl
Avns enjoyed by the school at tuc
local gymnasium Friday evening.
The following program was given:
A song by troe high school glrW.
WJlmn Itotzel. Lula Metzgcr nnd
Helen .Walton; recitation. Krankb'
Ibvmnn; play. "Tom's Plan,'1 by
the fifth and sixth grades: solo by
George Wendt; an act of Hible
readings and Christmas carolK by
the third and fourth grades; folk
dance by ten llttlf girls of the firs;
nnd sneond grade; playlet, "Sant I
TiikeH a Host." by the seventh an'l
eighth grivdes. nnd 11 solo hy Ma
Katherine Wendt, with Mrs. Mable
Sim.H at the piano.
CandlcH. nuts and popcorn halls
'ror' "(Itstrthuted. ( Tp ttyivtyy wa.i
prepared 'by a Vpmmfttee or tin;
-JACKSfNVILLK. Ore , Iec. 26.
(Hpecial.) Oregon Chapter . No.
4. Itoyal Arch Masons Installed of
ficers for tho ensuing yeur Friday
evening. December an follows;
Knill Itritt. high priest: V. T.
Wilson, king; J. C Coleman,
scribe; Hoy Kmlth, captain of hosts
O. It. ( 'hapman, piTnclpal sojour
tier: Krnct ImbIV, O. N. Lewis
anil Cfocge Burdell. masters nf the
veils: W. A. Bishop, treasurer; C.
c. chltwood, treasurer: A. T.
Lundxren. "sentinel. H. It. chap
man officiated as installing officer.
'After Installation, refreshments
were served.
KLAMATH KALL8 M. R. fMan
ley. .3 It nipper, died from a hullet
woifud toifferer1fhen n rifle was
discharged accidentally,
THAT MAKES
YOU THE
PRINCIPAL
WITNESS
POTT5 OWT VuM uc-t l I : ) THAT'S VOuC WALKillSJS PAPF.RS J J OfPw-irr- . ,r.. yv.. . . a..L ' , '
uJalCD 'OUT uJlTu 4SIKJG THeM 6aC -" ' V NO BETTER START TO PAC " I CATCHES ME POTTW& MOMEV IMTO A ' V
EWOUGH3WVENJIR5 NEXT XfVEEK HE'5 '' ' j ; UP- WBE GOIMG &VE BVE .' ,J PROPOSlTlOM I NOTMINJG ABOUT, If ..
TO SO LISMT H005E- A COMIkJ& T LlVE. Z -X- rp OAMLiaRV Z MO. I : WILL BE IMTO A Tiro CUP CvkjD IT .jOroT A'
- EEPlM(5 , y'Vj45 AfeAINJ y rrQXOlO r-!-r-r- ' N &E MORC": THAN) A DIME. FROM MOW If j
fvfo V - -y 'X - ". ' 'jf l TTi " r ONI IT'S "5HOEMAKEI5 STICK TO VOUR
j '' ' y ' I ' ' ' ANJ V''''J tAtT L" '
CHRiSTMS PROGRAM'
JACKSONVILLE SCHOOL
HAVE TO GO TO COURT
SUPPOSE MY PICTURE
BE tN THE PAPER
I.OS ANUICLliS. Cnl.. Due.
(P) A negro, . bcl laved excited to
an insane rage over IiIh wife's
friendship with other men. ran
amuck In the home of Francis ''"i'
agoh, motion film, director, early
today, Killed the woman and ch
enpod. ' - '
The noRro. John WalHon, lit, who
with hla wile, Klnorn. was it tier
vant lit. the KarttKoh lioinei fled In
a smnll car after drlvhiK Kanmoh's
patents. Mr. nnd Mi's. Joseph I'aril
Koh of New York, from the house.
The parents were visiting their son
over the Christmas holidays.
The fathor of th film director
told liollce that Mrs: Watson burnt
I Into their room, crying lor protoc'-
11011.
Watson, police wore told, pro
ceeded to destroy telephone com
munication In the home anil then
kitted down , the, locked doors and
shot ills wlfer As hp lied rrotu the
honso lit)' drove' Karagoli's - pai'JiitJ
into tho street.
HI.VtiAI'OUH. Htralls et t leliM-nl,
Dei. 2ii.-tI - Apitroxltiititi-ry ir,
tons of ruhlier were destroyed ami
KM) tons fliiltialli-d liy fin aboard
the Dollar liner President Van
llilH'll lit Us (lock here today. The
fifty passengers were dlseinliarked
wifely to hotels, Inn II was expect
ed llley would contllllte I heir voy-
nge tomorrow.
Tin? President 'n ll Ituren Is :i
Dollar llni steaipship euroule from
New York around the Avorld, to
Nc'tv York and lioston.
Xullif.
Ill the t'oiinly Court of the Slate of
Oregon for .lai-ltsfm County.
In the .Matter of the I-lsl.ilo of C. I!.
l'ostd: Deceased.
Notice Is herehv given that Hie
undersigned litis fll'-d his Final Uc
porl linrl Account In the above en
titled matter, and the aliovo en
titled Court h:i fixed January 'th.
1 it.- at ID o'clock a. m.. In the
County Court Itooin In the Court
House In Medford. Jackson County.
Oregon, as the time and place fur
hearing olijcclions to said Final
Account, n ml - fur the. seltlemi-nt
thereof. .
nuiiT c. ltoKTi-n,.
Administrator.
lll-II.P WAXTMII l-'K.M.M.I-
WAXTLO -Young girl for hoiiie
Work 714 ncel.'man Ave. ,27fM'
CUSSiriCD HOVtRTISIKO HATES
ftitn pr vrd itr firtt tmirtitn, 2c; fKh
luctMdini iintrtifO. It; miftiimrm 25c. Intfn
Mir adt with Fr Slf, Fof Pliiit. ttc, tt4 c.urtt
tl-fit -nr,i ti mm 1Kb Initial, tiliphemf
Mmbtr, ftc, tt a tmtf. .
CIKiitifrf adt In advent, and Ml lalrn ,vtr
ftwif. unlm admtiwr hai c-nlhly accaunt. Na
allowinct t.r ption. crrori.
Will you give $2.00 to $10.00 a
month for six months to finance
a real land settlement campaign
to build up bur rural popula
tion? : Talk to your real estate
friend about the advertising
campaign, or if you are famil
iar with and believe in this plan
mail your first month's check
to Medford Rpnlty Board, P 0.
Box 1077.' ' 1 .
' ' , I C ' if, .',
I If"! I fll 10 '!0rniA HIT I . . . . ron hunt apautmunts fiih nAiitc-in)Mr.
JCHLUUO OLKVHI'U
W10RDERSWIFE IN j
i FILfnlN'Sil!
AH.&OOD MORNINa.MR.
JIGC-5- DID YOU SEE WHAT
VMrVb IKl TODAYS PAPER?
ACKNTS WANTKl) With silleK
atiility and ramniiir wltl. nrehard
work, to Hell something new and
novel for Ktii)oriin trt(ll-lad'n
llntlis of trees: cheaper and bet
ter than wooden props, ltin com
mission, lleall IMjie i Ta'nk t'm'
toratlon, l'ortland, OreKun. 278
WANTKu .ulSCfc.l.LiANEOCS
VK I'AY CASH for (ills, hides nnd
pells i.nd i ii ii k of -ill .lofccrlption.
.Mc.lfonl ftarwaln Douse. t'hone
1 mi-!. No. (irioc. 27Uf
WANTKO Tractor plow.
Iill7-.l-.
I'llor.c
277
U'AXTKIJ L'sed tractor plow. Tel.
11211-11: tH
WA.VT10D Local or lontr dlstaneo
Imutinu. Insured cai'rler. apec
ia sti ck moving eitulpnient. Wo
KM.miulcc to save von inonoy.
Jlawley Transfer, (J 1 11 N. ltiver
sld. J'hone 1041-X. aat)
rANTMI)--2nd hand coods : Junk.
Tat's, tr.Oli I'rtine. I'll. 647-1.. 280
WANTKD To liuv nil kinds of
livestock for slaughtering. I'Jiono
6G&-U Hokuo Itlvcr Moat Co.
282
WANTED Clevn cottOD ram at
Mall Trlbun offlco. tf
FOlt KENT HOUSES
KOH Ill-INT 3-rooni furnished
- bungalow, uooil KaraKe. un t'aved
street, close 111. Phone 1IS0-W.
277
FOlt HUNT Moilcin hbuiio with
stove. 11 III W. Hull.
277
l-'Olt Itl-INT KiirniKln.fi house;
hai-Kain. l.-avlm; lowii for one
year; will li-avu f-uliru household
Kooils to respousililu parly fall
1 37.1. 27B
FOlt UIINT Comfortable, elose
lll. eollljih'tely furilislied 3 -room
duplex with pilvatu U.illi: gar
age; 1 tdouk from Hold Med
ford. Low rent for winter.
ALSO unfurnished modern -l-room
house. Has every! hing. Low
rent.- Thomas Koally Co., room
12. Palm lilock. Cor. Main ami
Front Hi., upstairs. 2JI)
FOlt HUNT t'llflirnlshed hnllse
on Hlveislile. Plione :il!l-,l. tf
Foil ItFNT Cnfunilsheil house
III liverette Court. West I 1 1 ll HI.
lias elec. stove, plenty built -Ins,
breakfast nook set, largo garage,
etc. Phone 23X. Zfj'JIf
Foil 1MINT Kinall furnished
liouae. Inuulro at Ultl ti. Ivv.
270tt
FOlt lll'INT G-rooin house, close
In. Impure club. 2tl7tf
IKU'SIIS FOU 11E.NT and HA LM
Call IDi. tf
FOR HMNT 3.rnoni niodern cot
tage, fuinlslied, f20. Imulre7l2
W. Jackson. 2(ir,lf
FOlt ItMNT r.-room house. In
iiulre llungalonr Uturo. . I'linne
4H.1-H. BfiOt f
FOIl HII.N'T 8-ronni liotisn, milt.
al.io for rooming house: fuel
furnished. Call B31. ' SjKtf
FOU HUNT Cozy, comfortable,
newly decorated niodern cottage
. of fi rooms; also ctarage and
wuodhouse, Adultn. 719 W. 11th,
Call at 723 W. 11th, of mornings.
. tf
FOR RKN T Home. Fornlihed
or unfurnUhed. Brown Whlt.
; , ; ' t; I7tf
FOU RENT 8-room unfurnlihed
j house, 10.16 W. loth. 8m C. A.
nVno. phnn Ii23-.l-t ,. mif
PURS
HIDES PELTS
Trappera, you hare a mar
ket (or Tour fur, at hom.
Lot ui estimate, or aet
jrour own prlco. Trapa at
cost.
Medford Bargain Houss
. tt North Orapa tt
Phona 1001
NO f .
WHAT
IS IT?
BE
FOlt HUNT
A Pl)le.
Aimrtmcnts.
FOlt U1CNT .Modern, ittlaetive
apartment In new Arthur Arms,
3311 N. Holly St. 276tt
FOU lll'INT -lights,
water,
. 452-11. ,
Furilislied
gur.lge, JIS.
apt.:
Tel.
73tf
FOll HUNT 2 or .1-room apis; ga
rage. o 4 W. lath. 27ltf
FOR HUNT 4-room apactmcnt
with hath and garage. 327 H.
Onkdale. 2r6tf
FOR RENT Mouu.n lurnlshed
ant.: adults. Phone 603-Y. 815
N. Holly. 23Htf
FOR RENT Stoam-noated anart
inents nnd eleeplng room. 1005
W. Main. 220tf
FOR RENT Modern furnished
downstairs apartments; adults.
345 N. Barllctt, Phone 753-M.
24fitf
FOR RICNT PURNISnKD
ROOMS
HO.MM AND ltOAHIJ nt 7 1 (! 1-3.
Main. Phono 722. 27ltf
FOR RENT Large, well furnish
ed sleeping rooms. lllU W. Main.
Phono 1201-L. 257tf
FOR HMNT Dcslralilo furnished
upt; private. 018 Hu. Onkdale.
2711C
FOlt 11 KNT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT Garage. 104 So.
dale. Phone 60U-L.
Oak
tf TAKI-IN IIP
TAKEN I P Wlllte-faied cow.
uiKlerblt out of each ear; year
ling hclfcr, marked the same, and
calf. Lewis Hlnllli, 2 ml, south
west of Talent. 271!
FOI'NU
FOCNIl Kfllare. Iiaekage. Owner
may have same by drsc i-iblm;
contents ami iii.yiiig fur ad. An
swer X Y, Tribune. 270
LOST
LOST. HTIIAYEll OH STOLEN
Hay iilM-e, abuilt 1 IS .111 lbs: brand
ed 8 Is half circle. Phone 3U2-Y.
27U
LOST License No. 159-234. No
tify Central Point, lit. 1, liux XX.
270
HISIX I'ISH OI'I'OHTl'XITI IIS
Hl-IltllYDAI.E MEAT MARKET
for sale. Inquire at market. 2X2
FOR EXCTIANGB
WANTED To exehiitlge what you
can't hi. tulle for something you
jiii. Wo have city business prop
el ty, orchai-ds, ranches, also Ida
ho, Washington, Molilalia, Cali
fornia, Florida. There Is a prop
erly In our lists that you want.
It. V. Williams, Liberty Hldg. 2X2
FOR EXCIIANOE Ii acres and 0
.room .modern home, barn, Ka
lage. chicken house; Joins city
Mlinlt:i of TiJetil: no Incumbrance.
Trade Tor Medford home and
some cash. Price $iOeo.
Also: One of the best service
stations un tlie highway, in cen
ter of town near Medford, doing
fine business. Price S225I) if Hold
I t once.
Exclusive With
THE REAL ESTATE lIXCHANtil-I
44 N. Riverside. Phone 14HS.
27X
liXCHA.VOU Small improved
rari"h for city property. Klowers
Realty Co., over Lamport's Hard
ware. 277
FOR 6AI.K l.lvr-KTOCK
FOR PALM- Fresh coty with second
calf. Hen Htancllff, Ph.ientx. 27
FOIl KALE 2 milk cows, fresh
Jan. 1st and April 1st: also 8-inontlis-nbl
heifer; bantflln. I-I.
A. I'm ves, Talent, Wagner creek.
By George McManus
ALL THE VMITMESSES OF THAT
BIG FlCrHT WILL EITHER
FURNISH $50,000 BAIL, OR
PUT IN JAIL VMHILE THE
By SOL HESS
HOME ON HRillWAY Clean-up
sale. Price reduced to $3500
cash, or S-Hlliu on . very, easy
terms. One of the most desir
able country homes In the val
ley. See HOLMES for HOMES.
Nnsh Hotel corner. 27X
I FOR SALE 5-room noma, handy
lo flcnooifl. i'nona iud. 2uici-
WILL SACRIFICE $1600 equity In
'Medford home for good car, or
sell cheap for cash, liox in. J.,
Mail Tribune. 253tf
FOR SALE REAL MSTATK
UAL-! or EXCIIANCiE I lava a
good chicken and turkey ranch
of 113 acres. House, barn, folic-
, ,vl. good , .well . and pumplFta
plant; Vi mile from paved hlgh--way.
1 Mi miles to achools ami
town. To vxuhango for. down
payment on a Medfor home.
Urown & While, ltcaltora. tt
FOR HA LIC OR TRADE One of
tho finest little dairy ranches In
tho Roguo River valley, with or
without IS head of cows. Phone
5XD-J-I. 240tf
FOR SAL1S DOOM AND PICT8
FOIl SALE Classy Tox terrier
puppies. Marymuc Orchard. 553-ll-l.
2X1
FOU SALIC AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE Tudor Ford Sedan,
good cunditlon; cheap. 710 Pine.
270
11130 LICENSE FHEE
For 10 days only new or usod
ears. We have thu best bargalnu
In town. Seeing will convince
you.
ARMSTRONO MOTORS, INC.
Phone IX. 277
(150 PIIONOORAPII with records
fur S5U; terms. Cse'd electric
appliances, 2 each: Iron, toaster,
headlight heater ami percolator.
710 l-I. Main. Phono 722. 271tf
FOR HALE Hy owner. Ha by
Overland louring; newly over
hauled; very reasonable. 244 N.
Ivy. 270tf
FOR SALE 1020 Ford Roadster,
. 75 cash: 1023 Ford delivery
cheap, See at Flchtner'a (Jarage.
253tf
FOR HALE Now Ford truck, run
3.T.00 miles. Priced right. K. J.
"White, 4 miles west Phoonlx or
111 1. R. F. U.. Medford. 250tl
FOR KALIO MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Hl-ln. mnnznnltu
wood, good Htmltty. S4.50 per
Her, df llvered. Tel. 1150 J-2. 2X1
FOR HALE -and
couch.
1315.
- lied, tables, chairs
375 Ho. Central. Tel.
27!)
FOlt KALE I. 11111 Iioxck Newtown
apples In packing housu ut Rogue
River. 278
'OH KALE Apple, cheap; New
towns, HplU and .lohmtlhann.
Robert T. Cuchl-ail ci Co., So.
Front. . 274tf
FOIl SALE 33x1 tires.
Hand Store.
Pal's 2ml
27X
FOR HALE Tho sale of personal
effects of Thoo. II. F, Eilgel will
be hr-ld in phoenix, Saturday,
Dee. 2Xth, nt 10 u. m . according
to court onler. Terms cash.
M. ltrownrlgg. 277
FOR HALE Electric radio at a
bargain: used less than a year.
Phone 543-X. 512 X. Uurtlutt Ht.
270
FOR KALE Wood; body fir, onk,
laurel, nianzanlta, S3. 00 tier up.
Tel. 134X-X, 276
WHEN TOU think of real estate.
e Rrown White, tf
FOR HALE Apples and dried
prunes. Phone 781-W-J, 277
FOR RALE For sand and (travel
sediment and general toamlnc
Tel, K12-J. Ham'l Hntemnn. tf
FOR HALE Used sowlne ma
chines; all makes. 15 up; terms
If desired. All makes rented
and repaired. White Sewln
Machine Co., 24 North Bartlett.
lltf
Foil al'l'I.KH - rail llll-ll.
FOR 8Arj HIROEIX&KBOCI
FOR SALK Kindling by tho load.
MeutorU iruel (Jo., Tol. fill.
FOR HALE At u baixaln. lathe, t
l l '.xli)'. 1 1 1 H. fJartlett. siltf
they hint. ItoKllu Itlvur Co. , 2Kl dl; i&i
FOR KAI.li 2 ilias naws. Mo'dford -fr- .
Fuel Co.. Phone tilll. If--
... ., fewV
bji DAur, Huioosa iDiuegraasi : ,.
seed for sale, 20o per pound.
Communlekte with Williams ;'
Seegmlller. Ttoute 3, . Central j-V
Point, or call at ranch, Antloch . tt,
district tt
'FOR SALE PaK9 rtnltl fence."
yarn lenee. nates, nettlnR. all
kinds: cedar and steel fenoe''
niaterl.il. "Wo b n I I d fences." !
Caddis & Dixon. Tel. 268. (
IH'SIXUSS DIRECTORY
Ahstrnctfl
11UHHAY ABSTRACT CO. A !.'
stracta of Title, Title Insurance, -.'
, . Rooms 3 and 5, No. 32 North;' ' ; ,
Central Ave., upstairs. rV"'
JACKSON OO.
Alistract Co. v;,
Abslracls of Title
n ,l Tliln fnnnr. lar-v. :
once. The only ; 3 :
c o 111 p I c t o Title .
System lu Jackaoa i
C01111I1-. ,VVJ'I
Accountant.
Q. Q. D'ALHINI Certified PuhllO KggSJ
Accountant. Auditing, account- tv
lug. tax service. Office, CoIIoko I
Hullding. Phono soti. 22311-
Bicycles
BICYCLE REPAtR SHOP Work
guaranteed. Auto locks nnd keye
for all cars. 10 N. Fir St. Tel.
201. tf
Chiropractic 1'liys.lclniui
DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiro
practic Nerve Specialist. Office
hours 9 to 12; 2 to 6. 203-204
Liberty Hldg. Office phone 580;
Res. phone 790-H.
Eye Specialists
DR. D. A. CHAMBERS. Optome
trist. Eyes examined. Glasses
fitted. 404 Medford Olds. Tel:
IKS. 352tf
Expert Accountant '
E. M. WILSON, C. P. A. Account
ing and lueome tax requirements.
Our special cosl-.luurnal used In
California and Oregon, Los An
geles and San Francisco. Llborty
IJIdg. Phono 157-11.
Financial
WE LEND MONEY to worthy
pooplo to pay their honest debts.
Pacific Coa-st Credit Association,
423 Medford Hldg., Medford. Ore.
Freight Transportation -
LONO DISTANCE HAULINO
Medford - Klamath truck line.
Daily service." Bonded carriers.
Spocial rntes oh load lots. Aute
Freight terminal, 8G S. Fir. Tel.
1033.
1 1 J !"Moho lo-Loan
MONEY TO LOAN to worthy peo.
.. plo. to pay their honest debts
, , Also any amount to loan on citl
- nrpltorly. Thomas Realty Co.
Room 12, Palm Illk., Cor. Mali
nnd Front Sts., upstairs.
TV lions; Time
a Xcal UaUle
11 I Moiinajre IahsJ
f W Phone 11X1
Commercial Flnonro Corp.
Medford, Oregtin
DO YOU NEED MONEY? 4
mako short time loans, Tran
notions strictly confidential. 311
Liberty llldg. Open Tuesday!
and Fridays till 9 p. m. Phon4
057-J. II. H. Banister, H. q
Chrlstncr.
Monti mcnta
THE OHEOON C1RANITH CO. -1
Monuments. E. A.' Hicks, Gen
oral Manager; P. M. Kershaw,
Hales Managor. 303 N. Front St.,
Medford.
Painting anil Patwrlianainar
II. MARX Quality painting, tint'
Ing and pnperhanging; savea and
beautifies; color schemes ' that
nro "easy to live with" at tnlnl-
' mum cost to you; decorating of
new 11111I old furniture and fix
tures. Phono 17X-.I..
M. A. 1ILISS A CO. Painting, P
perhiinging, interior flnlshlnsr
general contracting. 1709 B.
Main Ht. Phono 1046-R.
Piano Instruction
FRED ALTON JIA IOHT Teacher
nf Piano nnd Harmony. Halo-tit
Muslo Studio, 318 Llborty Hldg.,
Phono 72. 169tf
Printers anil Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Haa
the best equipped printing office
In Southern Oregon. Bookbind
ing, loose leaf ledgers, hllllnar
systems, etc. Portland prices. 17
N. Fir St.
Radio Serrlt
RADIO SERVICE on any - make
radio. II. O, Puruoker. 21 South
drape street, Office Phone 835;
Res. 14.12: -: - , 11
' Kami anil flmycl
C. A. HARTLEY Sand and Gravel
plant, ... Cleaned, - washed sand
and gravel;: crushed gravol. all
sizes. Phone plant 1203 or office
127. 354tfe
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER St RTORAGB .
C Offlco ill N. Fir Street. 1
Phone 315. Prices right, Serr-
lee guaranteed. 1
DAVIS TRANSFER RTORAGB
Service guaranteed. 20 8. drape
nt., t-noim 64, or residence lose,
TRANSFER AND STORAO10 F.
1-1. Hnmson Co. ' Quick service. '
Prices reasonable. Cargo lnsur J
ance protection. 128 N. River- ,
side. Phone 831. V
rpliolsterina;
THIBAl'LT Maker of Overstuffed ;
t 01 oversiuiiea j
to order! re 5a,1
e estimate, show IK.-rJ
11 lll-H.. 31
furniture made
upholstering. We
samples. Phon
Window rieanlnai
LET GEOROR DO IT Phone UTt
lor 000s eniiiiiK, rioor waling.
Janitor aarvloa. Uao. A. sleety,
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