fliEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OR EC! ON'. SUNDAY. DECEMBER. 2-, 1920.
PACE FIVE
WAR. BOOKS HEAD
LITERARY GRIST
OF CLOSING YEAR
nr Hit-Jianl Mi-fiHk-:
(AP FeatiireiServico Writer)
. NEW YORK UP) From an emi
nence of books, rising above tho
mists of patriotic fervor anil n.i
tinnal Jealousies. America-' how in
1029 the bloody European battle
fields of 11 years ago. "
In fiction the year was largely
one of war stories, based on tho
ony too real experiences of their
authors. And out of these were
elevated the major successes of the
publishers' twelve-month, "All
Quiet on tho Western Front" and
'A Farewell to Arms "
Tho phenomenal reception t.c
corded tho simply effective ac
count of a German foot sloggei-V
fate in Erich' Maria ' Remarque's
novel may have been partly re
sponsible for tho big parade of
books that wound up with Ernest
Hemingway's equally unadorned
yet-impressive story of an Ameri
can ambulance driver In Italy and
his love for a nurse.
youth, however, had to share its
honors with the mailers. Of the
later, James Branch Cabell, Ellen
Glasgow, Joseph ' Horgeshoim'-r,
Theodore Dreiser and Mrs. Edith
Wharton ore but a few who exer
cised their perennial talents.
Nor was there any apparent'
slackening of the mystor.y solving
pastime to which a monument i
lifted in the "Omnibus of Crime."
Europe, too. as usual sent ov.-r
a- large proportion of its output ami
also as usual a European'. Thomas
Mann, was decorated with th
Nobel prize In literature.
. But observers of a nation's
reading tastes look' ' upon the
mounting list of non-fiction titles
as the most significant marker "f
a people's Intellectual growth. And
here philosophy and science h:tve
risen to a place --secondary only
to 'biography, of which there never
.has. been a more voluminous 'ex
ploitation. ' . '"
While a' large group was read
ing about Henry VIII. Calvin
Conlidge, Queen Elizabeth. Alfred
E. .Smith, Benjamin Franklin and
Mark "H'inna. others were initiated
Into the mysteries of mind arid
matter by such as Abbe Dimne..
John Dewey, ' Walter Lippmnnn
and Sir James .Jeans, the author
of "The I'niverso Around 1's."
All of this reading hns rcstiltd
In the publication of more than
7, Son titles In one year witli the
peak not yet in sight. And much
of this perusal of the printed pace
is, no doubt, a result of tho book
club stimulus, without mention of
which no summnry of 1 0 2!) would
be quite complete. ' 11
For the book selection contro
versy, with the clubs on one si'le
and a. publisher on the other, v:,s
a lively development -. uf . last
sniing's tempest over! Joan l.nvf
ell's "Cradle of the Deep."
Subsequent Incidents, like the
triumph of Miss Rndciyffo HnllM
"Well of Loneliness" over the cen
sors; the award of the Pulitzer
prize to Miss Julia Peterkln for
her rtegro character study, "Scar
let Sister Mary." after another
book had been seriously consider
ed, or the curious gossip and "con
fession" novels, were unable to
npproach It as a literary sensa
tion. .
Hut altogether they helped make
1029 a year of entertainment and
amusement for a literate America.
IN ITALY, FIRST
UES WITH ITALY -
nO.UK VPt vV noji- conception of
tho duOe f tbi bar and the rela
tlonnhip between the lawyer nnd
the client has arisen in Ituly anl
made official by an opinion of Al
fredo, Rocco, minister of justice.
The idea obtaining In Amerioy
nnd In England thnt the lawyer
should defend hU. client's Interest
to the . Iit ditch falli to the
ground. The new Idea is that the
lawyer owes hlg first duty to tne
state and his second to his client,
and thnt when his duty to the
Mate conflicts with that to hi.
client, tho, state comes first.
Minister of Justice Itocco R.iyn
that the lawyer should hasten jus
tice and make It sure, even fit hi.
own client's expense. In criminal
cases the accused Is still to be con
sidered Innocent until proven
guilty, but this is not to excuse
the lawyer for Introducing "son
Btuff" and other dramatics Into
the trial.
The minister says ton thnt the
client Is not to rennrd the lawyer
as the docllo instrument of his
wishes, no matter how lenal they
may be. He Is to reenrd tho attor
ney as an organ of Justlre, placed
by the state at his disposition.
Minister Rocco tells the lawyers
that they should outline the points
of a case for themselves before
they flit the suit; control the ex
position of 'the facts as the client
relf.tes them nnd gather the ele
ments of proof so that when th.
case Is called It can go rapldiv
forward to n decision, lie adds;
"The nohle profession of the law
will gather further dignity from
these means. The number of law
yers will be limited by the applica
tion oT the new professional law.i.
The new codes will give to Itallrn
lawyers new functions nnd respon
sibilities. "No dl-apositlon of the future
rodes will wound the just sensi
bilities of the forensic classes.
Discipline Is necessary In view of
the delicacy of the public functions
entrusted 10 them. Hut n scrupu
lous respect will be maintained for
their Independence.'
JUST KIDS
WMt'w ' o ifrsrop-THrvr- l''v-im 'MONeL I'
WR" ' ' AtJ V raiV. egRYlNG m AMD .MA, l):. W-.VUH MOM-
fZn pW- .t Ed JIOTIlP better be ALL THROUGH 0 AZ. 9&f
,i : ' . ' v. .v.-4 . '''.' ''.'". . : ' ;
Qf-Tiy nrrillllnO !itWiirVTr jtoam of (Irani. Pass. Tlie score WAXTEI-MI.SCF.IJ;AXEOCS "',' FOR EXCHANGE) I.OST
ll IHA III I I fill 111 INTl -aalliril- WANTED To buy all kinds ofjFOI! 'ALH Oil TRADE 11127.;
. AlWwalTv itr ! Ilam school gave an entertain-, os i
BY tOVERNMtNl M0TE0: iSH HnSnlHH-j ., ;
EXCEED MILLION : !
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(By Herbert Little. United Press
Staff Correspondent)-, s .
WASH I NO TON,' Dec. '27. (UP)
Twenty-five -tax refunds of marc
thun $1,000,000 ench .including one
of $25,847,259 which Is heliev.ed
to be the, largest ever made, were
made by -the treasury in the fisortl
year 1929. ' '
The treasury reported to '-' the
house committeo on executive -expenditures
all refunds of over
$500, and the committee made
these refunds public today. The
total refunds for the year wc-r?
$19fl.727,SS7, several millions more
than 192i.
The largest refund went to tho
IT. S. Steel corporation, on behalf
of -taxes paid by Its (subsidiary,
the Carnegie Steel company of
New Jersey. The tax was paid in
the Pittsburgh distriot. No ex
planation of :tho refund was given
by tho treasury.
The next largest was JC4.ie.82n
paid back to the William Waldorf
AHtor Trust, New York, mostly for
estate taxes.
The other refunds of more than
$1,000,000 each were:
W. R. Grace and company. New
York (subsidiary of Bethlehem
Steel) $3,510,44!)..
Mrs. Alice G. Kales. Detroit. $3,-
143.780; Prudential Assurance Co.. j
.eworK. i. .1.. niuiiuii'ti
Oil of Kentucky, $2,(114,522: North
western Mutual Life Insurance
Co., Milwaukee, $2,401,795; Ohio
Oil Co., Columbus, Ohio, $1,7X9,
340: Ameiicnn Window Class Co.,
Plttsbu.irh, $1,800,215; Westing
house Air Brake Co., Pittsburgh.
$1,729,430; . Westlnghou'se Electric
and ainnuXacturing---Ceift Pitts
burgh," $1,590,574.
P. Lorlllard Co.. New Yqrk, $1.
037,001; Carl Dulsburg, care alien
property custodian, $1,087,422;
Christian Hess, care alien prop
erty custodian, $1,087,422; Ru
dolph Mann, care nllen property
custodian, $1,087,422; Estate of
Mary T. Hill. St. Paul, Minn., $1.
221,968; Estate of William P.
Clyde, Brooklyn, $1,404,930;
YOungstown Sheet and Tube Co..
Youngstown. Ohio. $1,234,155:
Hancock Mutual Life Insurance
Co., Boston, $1,117,347; Botany
Worsted Mills, Passaic, N. .1., $1.
007,770; Mutual Benefit Life In
surance Co., Newark, N. J.. $1.
073.04:1; Estate of James W. Can
non. Concord, X. C; $1,081,600:
Central Leather Co., New Yori!,
$1,104,84; Maine Securities Co..
Evanstnn. 111., $1,054,295: National
Life Insurance Co., Mnntpeliof,
Vt., $1,000,578.
DANES NOW TAXED
rCOPENHAQErc Danish
taxptiyers' fenr-that tlie "llflinrt f
the restuurant tax, against which
they hhve Ions romplalnetl, la Ro
InB to be another case of jump
ing from the frying pan Into the
fire.
For among tho suggestions thnt
are advanced for a cubstitute
source of revenue is n large tax
on 'spirits, both domestic nnd for
eign. Tho ten per cent tax which ev
ery diner-out hns to pay in addi
tion to his food bill In a restau
rant has represented a substantl'll
fund In the national coffers.
LISnON' (IP) Decided decrease
in illiteracy as well ns a growth
in population was revenled in the
Ills') census of Portugal.
In 1 s:0. out of a population of
B,048,?20, more than 73 per' cent
could neither rend nor -twite. Th-?n
thousands of schools were opened.
Hy 1021) the population numbered
(,013,01, of whom 1,730,850 knew
at least their letters. ,
This year the population wi"
totaled, at .08(i,13."i and more than
30 per cent could renrt'and write.
(ot-niany IatN Nolle! !Jt
IlKUI.l.N lP) Award of the 102)
Nobel prize for literature to Thorn
r.s .Miinn was the fortieth Nobel
award to be given to a German.
France Is second In the list of win
ners with 23. Of the two score
flermnn prizes, SI were for scien
tific nchlvement.
GENEVA W) States of north
ern Europe are taking the led
in approving the "general net" of
the League of Nations for pacific
settlement of international dis
putes. Finland Is the fourth coun
try to register approval, the othet
being Sweden, Norway and I'.e.-Ijlum.
Primary Room
Those having perfect attendance
records for this month are: Tray
Cardin, Iorin Chitwood, Itolnnd
Hogue, Arthur . Kent, Ralph Mar
tin, l-uclllo Moon. Kmma Miller,
Clarence- Swing, Donald Walker,
Bertha rirrdln,' . Ornn ClUiStan,
Klma Croucher, Alfred" Dodson,
Xnnn Noud.
Wayne -and -Anna Stump and
Olady.s Cooper havq been ubsc"t
with scarlet favor.
Ralph Martin and Troy r&rdfn
each brought a amall Christines
tree for the room.
Tht children who have not been
absent or tardy for the past four
weeks are: Willis Pratt. Muriel
stocks. Raymond Miller, P.ill Crav.
ford. Lois Smith, Donald Pft.vne,
.lesse Cunningham, Dick Van Keti
ren, Ruth Stnrkey, Marion firay,
Donald Croucher. -Bvelyn Stanley,
David Rannaford, r I-ela Crouch v.
Those who have earned Patmer
MutHod awards the past six weeks
are: The Palmer method button.
Adrlcn Wigley, Ruby CJrny. -Dorothy
Smith. Avonito Roc, Harry
Pitts nnd DonaW Thayer. The
merit button, Rernice Moon. The
progress pin, Frances Renson an l
Muriel Stocks. The improvement
certificate. John Cunningham,
Paul Sparks, Dolly dray and Ruth
Krye. Tho final certificate, Pa.il
Smith.
Seventh and Klglith -Tirades
Those having perfect attuntlanco
records for the month are: Joint
Chitwood, McDonald DeVaney, Ir
win Doty, 11a Kvans, Ruth Fryi;.
Merton Gibbons, Dolly firny, lsy
ron Thorburn, Roger Van Keurou.
Lorena Ayers, Helen I-ikes, Mabel
Parke; Paul1 Smith, Pr.ul Sparks
Roy Starkey, WInnetta Ayers, 52e.ia
Cray.
The following program w a s
given' by pupils at tho close of
school for the Christmas vaca
tion: "Hark tho Angels Sing." all.
Why tho Bells on Christmns
Ring." primary.
' "What Christmas Spells," pal
mary. ,
Play. "Santa Claus Remembers,"
primary.
Song, "Christmas nay," pri
mary. "Hoke, PoJe," by Willis Pr.T-t
and Dick Van Keuton.
"Mrs. llrown's Christmas." a
play by the third and fourth
grades.
Dance, "mgninmi rung.
Hazel McOonaglo nnd Kveral
Dean.- - ' .
Play,' ".Stranger nnd Child,
fifth grade.-.
Dance Jig. Iln Evans nnd Dor
othea Dean.r'
Toy orchestra, third nnd four:h
grade.
Play. "Polly's Christmns."
Heading, ".lust for ChrlstmnV
Lowell Pratt.
Song," "('hrlslmns T'.ells." "
Play. "Popular Dick," seventh
and eighth grades.
Song. "Away In a Manger," fifth
nnd sixth grades.
Skit, by five boys.'
Piny. "lluRBles' Christmas," sev
enlh nnd elhth grades.
"Silent Night," by all.
Oak Grove School
Friday nt Oak drove school wns
given over to Christmas festivities.
Durintr the latter part of the mor
ning all the rooms had their
Christmas trees, each child receiv
ing n present of candy and nuts.
At two o'clftck; a very Interesting
progrnni was presented. Tlie' open
ing number-.
"fhrlsimaH VAv aJ.'Our House,"
by primaries,
'T'hiistmas Time Is Coming," by
primaries.
I'lay.r The Kobls," by third and
fourth griule boys, . .
Christmas drill, by third, fourth
nnd fifth grade girls.
Song, "Heavenly Stranger," by
Keniutlh l.untb. .
"nethlihim('TinJ ly' rith'nnd
Mixtii' gi,'ide. v i . '
r PlaKu "The StulfgnnV rhriitmas"
by 'pupils from third, fifth and
eighth grade rooms.
A large number of parents nnd
friends wey present wlio greatly
enjoyetl1 tlfi prigi-lnn nnd iiNn ap
preciated the efforts of the tench
el's and pupils' hi planning and
rendering sueh an effective pro
gram. ', 'i ' t
Williams School !
Thci hljjhvscheol boys' ' basket
ball fenm of the Williams ixlinil.
with thole -trarhcr. Miss Tbelnta
Wilkinson, - nnd several root-rs
went Into Grants Pass Friday
night to play the Epwotth League
team or tirants- 1'ass. The score
stood f4 to 4 in favor of Ciranrs
Pass.
The grade rooms of the "Wil
liams school gave an entertain -men
t at tho Community hall on
Thursday ninht of last week. Pro
gram: A song. "Santa Claus," by
primary children: playlet, "Christ
mas in Other Lands," by primary
clats: "The Pink Sca'rf.' by the
girls of tho upper grades; song.
"ChristmiiK Star." by the upper
grades. After tho program a soc
ial hour was spent. Sandwiches
and cake were served. A
Friday afternoon each room hr-1
a Christmas gift. the children
drawiiiK names and exchanging
gifts.
The teachers left for their holmes
Friday evening. Miss Pollard will
spend pnrt of the vacation at her
home nt WHderville, then will :o
to Ashland to visit friends. Mis
Smith, whose home is in Grams
Pass, will visit friends in Sa:i
Fianefsco during the holiday-.
School will reopen for the second'
semester January
Screen jfe
ny Robbfn Coons.
HOJLLY WOOD 'rohahly ' never
in movie history .htve;, fans oyev the
country; especially in tlie larger
cities, been given such frequent op
portunities for personal glimpses of
stars i.s in I be
past s e v e t' a I
months.
V a u d e v i He
tours by movie
celebrities a T e
partly respon
sible, with such
mimes as Char
He .Murray, 10s
t h e r Italston.
Kstellp T a y lor.
Clnir AV I l) dsnr
r. n (1 ' others ''i'l
the Hghls. lAi s
stars not In
vaude are going
in for "personi:!
appenrallceH" ill-
most as -strongly
ns those who temporarily de
uorted screen -for footlights.'
Studios seems to realize more
tin n ever the promotional nnd
publicity value of sending their pet
seiiHillniils abroad In the hnx-of f u e
fields to be gazed upon by .loc and
Alary Movlefan. Although costly,
It pays.
In Person.
Paul .Muni, comparallvoly un
known to funs ns yet. Is the latest
In venture forth partly to con
vince , picture-goers that he Is renliy
n youthful man nnd not like the
various unusual characters he por
trays In "Seven Faces." but more
Importantly to have his name In
headlines nnd his face before the
fans.
Prolonged absences from the
screen prehnps prompted the trips
of Gloria Swanson, Dolores 'del Klc
nnd Chnrllc Fnrrell. Miss Kwnn
sim, unheard from clnematlcally
since "Sadie Thompson" two year
ngo. hns returned from nn Invasion
of New York nnd London with
"The Trespasser," while Dolores
del Hio enhanced the chances of
"Evangeline" by accompanying it
to several American cities.
Fartcll. although he ha worked
In two picture since "Street Ar
pel," hns hnd no releases, until
"Sunny Side f'p." the two othor
having Ik-en shelved for the nonce.
Of the 1,000, nun tourists who In
1020 visited Vancouver, II. C, If
tier cent stayed at tourist campi.
CLASSIFICO ADVERTISING RATES
Satn per word lor lint imtrtion. 2c; nth
tuccMfl'inn imtrtion. lc; Minimum 25c. Indix
lour Kb with For Sail, For Hint, tie, omt count
trim worm n well n tats Initial, UllphoM
numlur. itc, if a word.
Clanilifd adi In arnanci and not tiltn anr
phont, unit's adrtrtiicr hai Monthly account. N.
allowanct for phono errors.
HELP WANTED FI-'MALF,
WANTED Woman for house
work: must be able to cook. 330
So. Central. 270
WANTED Young girl for home
work. 714 lleekman Avt. Tel.
1127-N. 275lf
WANTF.U MISCKLIjANEOUS
WANTED Care of children by
dny or hour. Call 482-lt be
tween 6 and 7 p. m., for ap
pointment. 2S4
WANTKD lllelnphone; mut le
in good condition. Phone i'.io-R.
270
WK PAY CASH for furs, hides nnd
pelts and In it k of -ill description.
Medford llurgnln House. Phono
1 III, '. 27 No. Grnuc. 27'ltf
WANTED Loral or long distance
hauling. Insured carrier. Spec
ial slick moving equipment. We
guirantr-e to save vou money,
imwlcy Transfer, 010 N. Rlver
old.!. Phone I0l4-X. 330
WANTEI)-2nd hand poods Junk.
Pat's, I 5otl Prune. Ph. 647-L 280
WANTED Clem ootton rats at
Mall Tribune effloe, , U
i u-i.aaMm
I Iltuldr llosci'.s.
W Y'PI.n DKiKiinrr r-vl-inHntlf.
ed man:' by tree or jobs pre-
ferred. Satisfaction guaa-anteed.
Hox l.K. Mail Tribune. , 1S0
KXPKR1CNCKI) woman wants work '
. by the hour or di.y; house-clean- !
lug, entering and serving, and
would care for children. Refer
enees. Call 11TI-X, evenings audi
early mornliiM. L'Tii '.
WANTKD Hy young lady position '
in good home as housekeeper, i
Write Kva Harrows, tl 1 5 Dim-
mirk St., Grants Pass. Oro
i 'o 1 1 1 1 i :n ta p a htm i-: xts
FOR RKNT Absolutely elean II- j
room furnihbed apt. 3 Mil Iteatly ;
St. Geo. Jverson. Tel. 83U-M, ,
: 2zi
FOU RKXT Furnished 2 or 3-
nmin aptst garage. tio4 W. iatli.1
27 ltf 1
FOR RHXT Fully modern fur
nished i-ipai tments;' hot and cold
water supplied. Sunrise Super
Station, cor. 12lh and Riverside.
Phone i:t:is. 2ii7tf
! Ftllt TtK.VT
! Apple.
Apartments.
3111
.X2
l-'Olt UH.NT .Modern, attractive
apartment In new Arthur Arms,
330 N. Holly St. 27Ctr
FOR 1IENT Furlnshed
lights, water, garage, $18.
452-11. 2
FOR KENT 4-room apartment
with hath and garage. 327 S.
Oakdiile. SDOtf
FOR RENT -apt.:
adults.
N. Holly.
Modern l'tirnlshed
Phone 003-Y. 313
238tf
FOR RENT Rteam-neated apart
inents and uleepinff room. 1006
W. Main. 220tf
FOR RENT Modern furnished
downstairs apartments: adults.
346 N. Bartlett. Phone 763-M.
245tf
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
foil RENT Furnished sleeiilng
room; hot and cold water and
heat. 323 South Rlversldo Ave.
If
ltOMM AND HOARD at 710 E.
Main. Phone 722. 27UC
FOR liRNT Large, well furnish
ed sleeping rooms. 111U W. Main.
Phono 1201-L. 257tf
FOR RENT Desirable furnished
apt; private. 318 So. Oakdale.
27 1 ir
I'OR RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT My home, furnished:
garage.. 307 N. Ivy Ht. 280
FOR R ISN'T New house. 4 rooms.
until ana garage. inn e-f n
Grape.
280
FOR RUNT (1-rm. modern house.
Central "Point. $l. F. O. Coch
ran. 2 70
FOR RENT Modern furnished 4
riiiiiii house; electric range, re
frigeratoi, garage. Call 270.
FOR RENT Small furnished 3
room house; clean nnl comfort
able, close In. suitable for 2; $20
n mniiib, water paid. Inquire
123 S. Holly. 2711'
FOR RENT -Partly furnished
house. 318 No. Grape. 280
FOR KENT Modorn 4-rm. house;
electric range, refrigerator, ga
rage. Call 270. 270
FOR RENT Furnished modern
home for 3 or 4 months, on east
side; furnace, gnrage. Tel. 04. 270
FOR RENT To adults, a nl'-ely
furnished modern duplex. Tel.
I',33-.I. 270
FOR RENT Cnmtortnhle, close
in, completely furnished 3-rooin
duplex with privato bath; gar
age; 1 block from Hotel Med
ford. Low rent for winter.
ALSO unfurnished modern 4-room
house. Has everything. Low
rent. Thomas Realty Co.. room
12. Palm Block, Cor. Main nnd
Front St., upstairs, 270"
FOR RENT L'nrurnlshed house
on Riverside. Phone 340-J. tf
FOR RENT Unfurnished house
in Everetle Court. West 11th SI.
Has elec. stove, plenty bullt-lns,
breakfast nook set, largo garage,
etc. Phone 238. 26lf
FOR RENT Small furnished
huuse. Inquire at 210 S. Ivv.
270tf
FOR RENT 5-room house, close
In. Inquire Club. 207"
HOCSEH FOR RENT fcnd SALE
Call 105. if
FOR RENT 3-roem mrnlern cot
tage, furnished, (20. Inquire 712
W. Jackson. 2HGtf
FOR RENT 8-ronm. house, suit
able for rooming house: fuel
furnished. Call Oil. 23811''
FOR RENT Cozy, comfortable,
newly decorated modern cottage
of 3 rooms; also garage and
wondhonse. Adults. 710 W. II til.
Call at 723 W. 11th, of mornings.
tf
FOR HEN T Homes. Furnished
or unfurnished. Brown White.
17l
FOR ItKNT (-room unfurnished
house, 1036 w. loth. Bee c. A.
UeVoe, (hone 12I-J-I. !
WILL TR A D K $ !Ml 0 f nd mort
gage on new home for good lot
on paved street. Hox 15. Mall
Tribune. 2SO'
WANT KI) To trade Medford city
property for small goat rr.nch,
207 No. Peach. L'7'J !
T Til A 1)1! Good mortgage of i .
SuiiM to irado for good residence
lot or euuity In small house.
I.. ;. PICKKLL,
2)14 K. Main. Phone 983-L.
l!fi3 j
WANTKD To exchange what you i
can't handle for something you ;
can. We have city business prop
erty, orchards, raiiehe.s, also Ida
ho, Washington. Mont nun, Cali
fornia, Florida. There is a prop
erty in our lists lh;u you want.
K. V. Williams. Liberty Hhlg. 22
JirSINKSS OPPOHTI NITIKS
rv.ll V1XC, the trade since 19116.
twenty-four years in a Shoe
Shop. James McDowell of Cen
tra! Point, who has been here
for twenty years, wishes to re
llre from business. Will sell
machinery, baud tools and find
ings I'nr cash onlv. Hi-asiin for
selling, indoor lifo has become
a burden to me. 2S1
IS Mill t Y DA f. 1-" MEAT MAIIKET
for sale. Inquire at market. 2S2
FOK BALE) DOGS AMI FISTS
. , ,FOIt SALE Classy fox terrier
, .'i'l puppies'. Muryniau Orubard, 353-:r,f.l
FOR SALIC ACTOMODIIjES
FOR SALE 1020 Durant 110 road
ster, run KIMlll miles: cheap for
quick sale. Inquire Talent Serv
ice Slalion. 280
I'SKD CAR SALE
WHY liU WITHOI'T AN A1JTO
MOllll.H W 1 1 ION (30 AND HP
H II Y H A I! O O II CAR AT
CllllYSLF.it IJEALLItS' HSED
CAR SAI.I? 128 SO. RIVER
SIDE. 283
$130 PIIONOOIIAPJI with rccordH
fur (30; terms. Used electric
appliances, (2 each: Iron, toaster,
headlight healer and percolator.
7111 E. Main. Phono 722. 271lf
FOR HALE Hy ownor, Ha by
Overiiind touring; newly over
hauled; very reasonable, 244 N.
Ivy. 270tf
FOR SALE 1020 Ford Rondstcr.
(73 cash; 1023 Ford delivery
cheap. Hoe at Flchlncr's Oarage.
233lf
FOR SALE New Ford truck, run
3.300 miles. Priced right. E. J.
White, 4 miles west Phoonlx or
Ht. 1. R. V. V.. Modford. 260t
FOR 6ALK nEAL K8TATJ3
FO It SALK One of the unusually
gooit small pear orchards, all
pears, which produced this sea
son 110 tons of llartletts nnd
1480 packed D'AnJotis. Fully
equipped; never smudge; fair
buildings, Medford city water.
C. S. Hulterrield, Realtor. 284
FOR SALE 4-room house nnd
2 V4 ncres fine garden land, own
er leaving country . Price. (11100;
pay (000 balance easy terms.
FOR SALE B-rooin beautiful
home on Glen Oak Court: lots
of shade, flowers and shrubbery,
fine lawn; properly In excellent
condition. Priced to sell.
TWO fine residential building lots
to build your home, at (70 each,
worth SI ooo.
IIEEHE & SIMS,
10 So. Uartlett.
270
FOR SALE 20 acres, close In: 0
room house, good barn, 10 acres
In alfalfa, hai. in grain: farm
machinery, 2 cows. Will take
sumo Alodfnrd or Ashland prop
erty on payment. Call 110 S.
Newtinvn. Medford, Ore. 270
FOR SALE- OR TrtADF One of
the finest little dairy ranches In
tho Rogue Itlvor valley, with or
without IS head of cows. Phone
ssu-.l-l. (40tf
FOR SALE LAItOU CORNER
LOT on Grovebind Ave; Siskiyou
Heights, next street east from
Glenn Oak Court, near Valley
school. Priced low; convenient
terms.
rllAHI.ES It. RAY, Rentier,
Rni. 203 Medford Center Hldg.
Phone 302. 279
3ALE or EXCHANGE Havo n
good chicked and turkey ranch
of 03 acres. House, barn, fenc
ed, good well nnd pumping
plant; 'A mile from pnvod high
way, 1 !-j miles to schools and
town. To exchange for down
payment on a Medford home.
Ill-own While, Realtors. tf
Mall Tribune nrts nro read by
go. nop people every day. tf
Will you givo $2,00 to $10,00 a
month for six months to finance
a real land gettlomont campaign
to build up our rural popula
tion? Talk to your raal 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 .Realty .Board, P. 0.
Box 1077.
By Ad Carter
LOST The party Who picked up
packme contiilning boys' log
gers at lsis Theater Suturdny af
tei noon please notify It K. Jack
son or phone TtllJ-V. liewanl.
2711
LOST. STRAY KD OR STOLFN
Hay mare, about 13'0 lbs; brand
ed S Is half circle. Phono 3U2-Y.
27'J
FOR SAIjO nOMKfl
'OR SALI-1 New house. 4 rooms
and breakfast nook, Trowbridge
built - ins, douMe constructed ;
just off West Main on Colum
bus. Price SSLTiO. Kasy terms.
Kxclusivo with Real LVante Kx
change, 44 North Riverside. Tel.
14!tl. 2Ko
I-'OIl SALE ItEASO.NAIlLE 4
rooin, nmdern bouse. w I t ll
sleeping porch, one-half mile
from city on Jacksonville high
way. Mrs. S. K. Parker. 2S4
FOK SALE OU HUNT Hotlso at
331 So. Ivv St. Very reasonable".
Phone 3K3-W. !S;;tf
'Oil SALE Small modern homo
In gooil part of town, close In:
partly furnished. Just the thing
for lilts newly weds. Keiisonablc
terms. See H ;,t K33 East '.Mb SI.
Inquire at K4-S East 11 1 ll . 270
IT MAY HE TOO LATE for Christ
mas, but hero is a real steal:
3 rooms and sleeping porch, good
location, paved highway; might
take lot or car us part payment.
Hotter see this at once.
II. O. PAItKIHIItST. 15 N. Fir.
283
FOR SALE 3 -room home, handy
to schools. Phone 106, 207tf
WILL SACRIFICE (1300 equity In
Medford home for good car, or
sell cheap for cash. Box E, J
Mall Tribune. 263tf"
FOR SVTin MVKKTOCK
FOR SALE Thoroughbred pol
ice pups, 3Vii months old, reg.
IstoiT.d, papers, olc. (10.00. Call
0C4-L evenings. 281
FOR SALE Boston pup; perfect
'markings; pedigreed. Leonard
Hiiwitiun, Central Point. 270
FOR SALE 1 young Jersey cow.
W. 117 Arnold, "Phone 623-R-2.
280
FOR SALE Fine Jersey milk cow,
.inst fresh. Phono 334-J-3. W.
W. Hartley. 270
FOR SALE 10 bead of owes. Tel.
447 W. E. L. Wills, 280
FOR SALE 2 fine, young Jersey
cows; 1 rogi'Hlored, the other
eligible to registry: both will
freshen soon; I 0-monlhs-o)d
registered Jersey bull; 1 12-in.
.1-hottom gang plow; some flno
It. I. R. cockerels nnd pullets:
'Fi-aiunieiic walnuts, flno one: a
few packed boxes Delicious ap
ples, Trelchler, 133, mile
west' Central Point. 283
FOR SALE Good family Jersey
cow, high test; Vi mile north
llenr ci k bridge. Central Point.
J. W. Nixon. 270
FOR SA LE--Fresh cow with second
cnlf. Pert Slancliff, Phoonlx. 270
FOR SALF MISCKIibANEOCS
FOR SALE Child's dresser, nlso
wardrobe with sliding rod, wick
er stroller. Phone 110. 279
FOR SALE Complete furnishings
of lour-room .duplex. First
grade mohair davenport, chair,
curtains, rugs, bedroom furni
ture, breakfast set, dinette set.
Real bargain. Cash only. Phone
081 -X. 279
FOR SALE Good ns new: bed
room sot nnd breakfast sot: con
goLMim rug nnd rocker. Will
sell cheap as must leave town.
408 Alice St. 270
FOR SALE Dressed
Phone 132-1,.
turkeys.
2811
l-'Oll SALE For quick disposal.
2 show-cases and one wrapping
counter at a bargain. Tho Itoot
ery. 2S0
FOR SALE Apples for cooking
nnd eating. Different grades anil
varlelles. 00c and up. 300 W.
lllh, opposito Oukdulo Grocery.
287
FOR SALE l.'sod (323 all enam
eled electric range of well known
make, (123; used 3-holo Wost
Inghouse, (40; used electric oven
(13; used wood and coal range,
(40. Southern Oregon Electric.
4110 East Main St. 270
FOR SALF Alfalfa hay In bnrn.
R. 1, Hox 73. W. M. Scheble.
270
FOR SALE 10-ln. mnnznnlta
wood, good quality, (4.30 per
tier, delivered. Tel. 960-J-2. 281
FOR SALE Beit, tables, chairs
and couch. 370 So. Central. Tel.
1.116. 270
FOR SALE Apple, cheap: New
towns, Hlillr, nnd Johnnthans.
Robert T. Cochran & Co., So.
Front. 274if
FOR SALE 33x4 tiros. Pat's 2nd
Hand Store. 278
WHEN YOU thin of real estate,
see Brown & White. tf
FOR SALE Fnr snnrt and gravel
sediment and general teaming
Tel. 012-J. snm'l Hnteman. It"
FOR SALE Used Sowing ma
chines; nil makes, 5 up; terms
If desired. All makes rented
and repaired. White Sewing
Machine Co., 24 North Bartlett.
lltf
FOR APl'LEB can llll-R.
TOR SALE MLSCELIiAjnBOTJI
FOR SALE Kindllnjr by the load.
Medfurd Fuel Co., Tel. 631.
245tt
FOR SALE At a bargain, lathe.'
n -xiu'. 114 H. Ilartiett. iittKtti
MADE-UP ntnile boxes 15o whllo
lliey Inst. Komie River Co. iHl'
FOR SALE 2 drag saws. Medford
Fuel Co.. l'liono Kill. tt
FOR SALE Bulbosa (bluegrasi)
seed for sale, iuo per pouna.
Communlckte witb Williams A
Seegmlller, Route 2, Central
Point, or call at ranch, Antlooh
district, tf
FOR SALE Page field fence,
yarn rence, gates, netting, all
kinds: cedar and steel fenoe
material. "We build fences."
Onddla & Dixon. Tel. 26S.
HUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abstracts
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab
stracts of Title. Title insurance.
Rooms 3 and 3, No. 32 North
Central Ave., upstairs.
JACKSON CO. ...
Abstract Co.
Abstracts of Title
and Title Insur
ance. The only
complete Title
System In Jacksoa
.County.
Accountant.
O. Q. D'ALHINI Certified Public
Accountant. Auditing, account
ing, tux service, office. College.
Hulldillg. Phone 868.- 223tf
Bicycles
BICYCLE REPAIR SHOP Work,
guaranteed. Auto locks and keye
for all care. 10 N. Fir St. Tel.
201. tf
Chiropractic Pliyslclane
DR. E. V. HOFFMAN Chiro
practic Nerve Specialist. Office
hours 9 to 12: 2 to 5. 203-104
Liberty Iildg. Office phone 6(0;
Res. phone 790-H
Fye Siicckillsts
DR. D. A. CHAMPERS,. Optome
trist. Eves examined. Glassee
fitted. 404 Medford Bid ft. Tel:
188. S62tf
Expert Accountant
E. M. WILSON, C. P. A. Account
ing and income tax requirements.
Our special cash-Journal used In
California and Oregon, Los An
geles and San Francisco. Liberty
Hldg. Phono 137-R.
Financial
WE LEND MONEY to worthy
people to pay their honest debts.
Pacific Const Credit Association,
423 Medford Bids-, Medford. Ore.
Freight Transportation
LONG DISTANCE HAULING '
Medford - Klumath truck line.
Dally service. Bonded curriers,
Special rates on load lots. Aute
Freight terminal, SO S. Fir.'. Tel
1033.
Money to Lonn
MON15Y TO LOAN to worthy peo.
nib to pay their honest debts
Also any amount to loan on citf
property. Thoman Realty Co.
Room 12, Palm Blk Cor. Mall
and Front Sts., upstairs.
IV Long Time
-CrnKv J7 Ileal Estate'
WW f) Mortgage IxJ ,
W mono 1M
Commercial Flnnnco Corp.' '
Mcilfoi'd, Ort-Kon
DO YOU NEED MONET T "vH
make snort time loans. iian
actions strictly confidential. (II
Liberty Hldg. Open Tuesdart
and Fridays till 0 p. m. PhonJ
037-J. II. H. Banister, ,H. Q
Chrlstner. ;-
Monuments
THE OREGON GRANITE CO. -s
Monuments, is. A. hicks, uen
oral Manager; P. M. Kershaw.
Sales Manager. (02 N. Front 8U
Medford.
Pnlntlng and Paporhanjrtnat
H. MARX Quality painting, tint
ing and pnperhanxlng; saves and
beautifies; color schemes thst
are "ensy to live with" at mini
mum cost to you; decorating of
new and old furniture and fix
tures, phone 178-J.
M. A. BLISS & CO. Painting, pa
perhnnglng. Interior finishing,
general contracting. 1709.' E.
Main St. Phone 1046-IL
Piano Instruction
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher
of Piano ana Harmony, naigni
Musio Studio. 318 Liberty Bldg.,
Phone 72. 169tf
Printers anil Publisher
MEDFORD PRINT1NO CO. Has
the best equipped printing office
In Southern Oregon. Bookbind
ing, looso leaf ledgers, billing
systems, etc. Portland prices. 37
N. Fir St.
Radio Service
RADIO SERVICE on any make
radio. 11. O. Purucker. 31 South
Grape street. Office Phone (35:
Res. 1442. Ml
Sand nnd Gravel
C. A. HARTLEY Sand and Gravel
plnnt. Cleaned, washed sand
nnd gravel; crushed gravel, all
slues. Phone plant 1203 or office
127. 64tf
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER A STORAOB
C. Office 111 N. Fir Street.
Phono 313. Prices right Serv
ice guaranteed.
DAVIS TRANSFER STORAOW
Service guaranteed. (0 8. Ornpe
St., Phone 044, or residence 1080, .
TRANSFER AND STORAGE F.
namson v n. wuick service.
Prices reasonable, Cfcrgo Insur
ance protection. 129 N. River
side. Phone 8(8, i
1ilinls(erlnx ,
TH1HAULT Maker of overstuffed
furniture made to order: re
tipholsterlng. We estimate, show
samples. Phone 969-R. lit
Window Cleaning
LET GEORGE DO IT Phone lift
for housecleanlng, floor wailtui.
Janitor service. Oeo, A. eow.
0 -' .