PAGE SEVEN
BRINGING UP FATHER
By George McManus
roa baiiB msoKfjuufrora
TirEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OKEGOX, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 31, 1929.
FOR SALE Kindling by the load.
Medford Fuel. Co., Tel.. 631,
. Hill
SCIENCE IN
'29 LISTED
Plane Expfpration of Polar
Regions, Chemical Dis
coveries,, Health Re
search, Among Achieve
ments of Passing Year
Radium,, X-Ray,: Light
Have Parts In. Progress.
Ily Mown nl W. llliikcslce
(Science" Editor Associated Press
Feature Service)
NEW YORK UP) From Byrd
and Wilkins aloft in planes over
.Antarctica and Lindbergh over tne
Mayan jungles to
'such non - spec
taculnr achieve
ments ns that of
two young Gov
man chemists
who split hithe,-
to Indivisible hy
drogen, earth'.
simplest clement.
h c 1 o n c e mad?
hundreds of ad
vances in 1929.
.Most of theni
arc considered
routine by seien-
nw SLAnESLEE tists with the
time still vear-!
.vViy when their importance .m.'-y
bo.:'o'aluated.
. In evolution Dr. Austin II.
Clark . of Washington ndvanci-.l
data to show that new species can
come into existence quickly, while
at Carnegie Institution, St. Louis
University, the University of Cull
fornla and many . other plaos,
radium and . X-ray emanations
were shown to be an influence n
producing changes in species.
Practical liscoverks
. Among very practical develop
ments were finding of better mine
gas protection by. the U. S. bureau
nf mines, an .Improved egg pre
servation method at Cornell, a
means of keeping fish fresh for a
year in Cnnada, a non-explnsiv?
film made of cloth at Pittsburgh,
a caterpillar tractor tow-boat on
the Tennessee river, the Sperry
rail-fissure detector traveling over
the major American railways, and
a telephone dial that speaks num
bers. . Health research provided many
advances. At Yale, a method of
treating pneumonia by carbon di
oxide was announced. A,t Harvard,-
Michigan, neniucKy .rtgriciiiiuriii
experiment station and other
places better or chenper remedies
for pernicious anemia were found.
Europe and America developd
numerous advanced cancer treat
ments, without finding a remedy,
' and in the I'nited States the path
ologists of .Rockefeller Institute
reported evidence that they are a
little closer to the extermination
of tuberculosis In a cooperative
research carried on by 17 Amer
ican scientific institutions.
Synthetic Ulnotl
Dr. Fischer In Germany made
the red blood corpuscle synlhec
Ically for the first time. Now
methods were reported nf extract
ing hormones useful for dclayin;:
the ravages of nge In men, and
promising relief for some feminine
ills.
.Study of light produced a sun
light 'picture screen in England and
apparatus by Uaird to materialize
before the eye, things hidden by
darkness or behind fog. The jse
of tiltrn-violct rays spread so
widely that medical authorities
warned the public not to overdo.
The Eastman Kodak company
took motion pictures with the aid
nf invisible infra-red rays, the
H. bureau of standards developed
artificial daylight as "real" ns that
nf n .lone dnv. and the General
Electric company produced light
Hint changes in colors with fluc
tuations In the electrical current.
Use, ViiIco Vibrations
At the University of Iowa nnl
numerous other places voice vibra
tions traced In light were used to
train musicians. Similar transla
tions of sound Into light were ex
perimented with for helping Hi-'
deaf to see what they cannot hear.
Yale established an' Institute of
human relations to tie In all
branches nf science With human
affair and Cornell launched an
undertaking of the same order.
A few of 1929's developments tr.
indicate the range of scientific ex-'
plorntion are smokeless tobacco,
non-lnflnmmnble paper, gasoline
made electrically nt the University
nf Minnesota, gasoline made from
fir trees, bromine made from pen
water, a silver waler filter, w eigh -inn
of enrthen dams nt Massachu
setts Institute nf Technology,
sound to mnke hearts beat nnl
sound to reveal chemical compo-
sitlon of liquids.
The U. s, nnvnl observatory h"
a new method of determlnirg
time. Einstein said that grnvltniioi
and electricity are related, n Can
f'llan underwater listening device
heard Icebergs six miles distant,
and the Rnnsevelts brought a new
bear from Asia.
K.VX. Los Angeles, continues in
Bet reports of reception by listen
ers far nway. One letter enme
from Cuba; another from New
""nlnnd.
CHS will Inaugurate its first Pn-elfc-to-Atlt;ntlc
series In January
f'm KHJ. I,, Angeles.
Henry Starr, known ns the "hot
Pot" of western radio. Is bark
With KKWIl. l,n Angeles, nfler
"opearmg u northern Pacific tu
dlot.
THE OMUY THIMG I
Kiro IMAGINE TO 8E
WORSE THAM HAVlM'
OOTH
AtKl
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1
THE NEBBS Is Everybody Happy?
j?LINT IS SivIMS
THIS NEW
EVE PARTVTO
HIS FRIENDS
IN NORTUVUXE
AND SOMe OF
Tue 6ue:sts at
V THE HOTEL
RUDV IS ACTING
AS SELF-APPOINT
go MASTER OF
CEBEMONIES
AND FROM Tne
WAV SOME OF.
THE GLeST3
ARE ACTtWG
IT LOOKS A3 IP
SOMEBODY
SPIKED TUG
1 LIKE
LITTLE
3 THERE'S A MARK
(OF SINCERITY ',
1THAT NOU DOMT
r,FIN4D
lOLACF
Peculiar 1929 Political Pattern
Studied as 1930 Elections Loom
Tariff Fight May Bring Upheaval
Ily ,)ames I. West
(Associated 1'rwn Staff. Writer)
WASHINGTON- UP) Politic'.!
soothsnyers turn now to the crys- ;
tal formed by the criss-cross events
of 1 93 in the hope of dencryin,
what lies in store for party for-
tunes in the
forthcoming con
gressional elec
tions,
Looming lnrc.-i
est within I'm : Including Borah . of Idaho,, and
mystic ball is tho I Mrookhart of Iowa, and Preslde'il
peculiar-. pattern Hoover prlhcinnlly on the tariff,
formed by deveifland secondly in the formation of
opments in the j n Independent bloc nround llornh,
senate tariff re- LaFoiletto and Morris,
vision controvcr- This bloe has formed a coalition
bv and the rout--with the Democrats similar to that
Ing of the antl- existing Just before the 1921 elec
Smith Demncr.i- j tions nnd when a tax revision
tic - Tlepubllca,! : measure was before congress. The
cotillion in the old guard Republicans finally
JAMES vyEST
election of nni old-line Democrat
its governor' of Virginia
Whaf effect each Is to have in
the selection of a new house of! out of that situation sprang ui
representatives and one-third of I a "Voting THocV of administration
the members of the. senate nevl I senntors fairly new In their Jobs,
November 'is the question to which but Intent on getting some nction
these Intent observers seek an ' on the tariff. This, legislation, al
answer. j ways tho main point of difference
Will the tnrlff fight, which has i between the old political- purlieu,
thrown a gulf between the .ortn-' still Is in the making with a long
western senators nnd the presi- controversy in prospect and one on
dent, diiiac a political upheaval ! which the Democrats will go to t'le
comparable to some of those which J country. , .....
in the past followed in the wnko of! .louett Shottse. who took over
general tariff revisions? I direction of national Democrntij
Does the result In the Virginia ! affairs early In 11)20 with hend
guhernntorial election portend h i quarters in Washington, mnde this
sway of the pendulum which vill I clear In t statement Issued at the
erase gains in the house which th-;end of the special session of cor
liepubllcnns made in the Old Dngrea nnd In which he laid blame
minion and several other southern for tho failure of congress lo net
states a little more than n year, on tho doorstep o( tho president,
ago as Hoover split the solid souih ! lloth parties are preparing for
for the first time since reconstruct i the Impending contest for tho sup
tion days? i port of the voters. Claudius 17.
Along with these go puzzles nsj Huston, a business executive of
to tho effect of other, although i
lesser, political events of the pns.-I
Ing vear. There Is the matter of i
the president's effort to consolidate
his southern gains by forming
coalition patronage committees
made up of antl-Smilh Democrais! by John J. Rnsknh. chairman or
and Republicans and n "house I the Democratic national commlt--innnin,.'
within iho Ropuhllca 'l tec. has been exceedingly active
organisations In some of the states
of Dixie.
There also is search for an an
swer to the question nf to what
extent national political feeling
High Wage Theory Accepted as
Greatest Factor in Prosperity
Ily William f.rccn : general knowledge that high wnges
(President American Federation and continuous employment for
of Labor)' the workers brought real pros-
The oustnndlng feature of the 1 perlty.
vear m2D was tho genera) accept-i The conferences under the lead
ance of the principles long main- i ershlp nf the president nro giving
tained by the American Federation j every though to devising ways
nf Labor that acute unemplov- nnd means of keeping men and
rnubl he eliminated nnd that women nt work at ndequnte wnges.
the higher the wages the grea'cr ! Iloth the nation and tho states
the prosperity. "re preparing tf lnunch nctlvltlis
Added to this wis the remark-, that will give employment. All the
nble increase In the number of em-1 experts nnd skilled men in lndu:i
nloyers nnd others who believe try nnd finance hnve been coin
(Vit the flve-dr.y. 40-hour week la j mnndeered to work out a plan of
in nbsolute necessity to the fuluie action. All this promises relief
"of our country. and will establish Irrevocably the
In season nnd out of season fo." fct that unemployment can ne
nearlv 50 year these principles . cured and that high wages will
have 'been preached by the Am-.r- permit those who work to live n
can Federation of Labor and in . reasonable comfort. Therefor-,
affiliated organizations. ' more continuous happiness than
In the early davs of the Am-r- wa. thought possible a few years
lean
n Federation or ljioor. rmi"."-
, believed that the way to make
ers hell
good times In hard limes was to
reduce wages and In. rea.e in
hours In the workday. While ?
. am- n a Oil nP'l
RHEUMATISM lW OME
FOOT I "b TO HAVE (T IN
FEET' THE A
lb AVJPOL-- 1
. i
IF FLINT KEEPS ON
SPENDING MONEY
THESE
I Ik-ir TUIS Ulr urikj'T
TOWNS.
UtoF IT LOKIA BUT lOklNVJITE ME
INOISESTlOM jtrZ
IN BIS
OVER IT.1"1"31
- 5 1 feUESS
rwiio
t ITS OECAUDC
EVERVBOCJV KNOWS
wt wMfciNJ
, EMERVBOOV ELSE
1 AND THERE3 NO
NEEO OF FOOB-,
.FLUSHING,
(was expressed in the off-year 1S2!)
j elcations in .which the-Democrats
held the Kentucky legislature, re-
elected a mayor of Xew York Chy
ana nl' Into office mayors In a
-mher of alfy KepubHcan
cJf in lncllnji.
Events In the sennte have been
variously translated, by political
students. They have consisted Orrt
In disagreement between the
norinv, esiern Kepuhllcan senators.
surrendered to the, coalition on the-1
tariff bill, finding themselves hope-
lesslj- outnumbered,
Tennessee, new chuirmnn or tn.'
Hepublicnn national committee. Is
cooperating closely with the sena
torlal and congressional commit
tees. Mr. Shouse, who- was nppnlnted
both In cooperating with his party
committees in tho congressional
contests nnd nlso In Issuing pre
pared statements to tho country
on passing political events.
ago win oe
Another outcome of the year
Work W.1S Ilie H'Triniim .- ..7
ing members of congress of the
nrlneinles of a bill lo limit Ihe use
of Inlunrtlons In labor dlputef,.
t eta retulta.
' ' ''''j " ' ' ( IM'I jlr Scrvltc.ino,, flr Uraain right, tewrved.
' UAPPV VEAU
in-IMTl-MAVNOU DO
.
FLIRTING.
l THIS OFTEN AMD
KWL&e-
rn i -rrt
" S'NeS.BOTt
CAN I
'"'STOlTQOlCK.WEt-PVOO ILL
- c3rcuxul CAN DO TO NOW, TAKE
T-J ,M&ANYTHIN&
JUCj&E'.ANOTWEB 1-,,J 1
SNACK
TURKEY J
yf
minimum
iyr fob v
; -j ri
t
'S:30 to 6 p m. Around the Woiid'"nd l,lare for hearing objections
j . wilh Uhhy. , with JosqPh ., Pus- llirrme'onrin
ternaek at the holm and the J in Bnl(1 ofttate nro hereby notified
nation-wide nudlenco of the.NM'.C '
system pn board, the ship of
melody will carry llstencis
"Around the World With Lihby
into another foreign port today,
llroadeast through KtlO, KHC,
KO.MO, KC1W, 1CUCA.
to 0 p.m. lCveready Hour. Rein-'
aid Werrcnrnth; dlstinguishe li
American baritone, will he P'-'
.sented ns n soloist and ns r, .
choral director when the Ever- ;
on.lv llonr I. i.rnmlci.. Ttrnn.i-
cast through KOO, KHQ, KO
MO, KC.W, KFI. .
to 7:30 p.m. Clicquot Club Eski
mos proRram. ltrondeast thill
KCO. Kim, KOMO, KflW, KKI.
:3n to :30 p.m. Radlo-Kelth-Orpheum
Hour. Leo Reismnn.i
and his orchestra will share In
the presentation of the Rad'.i-Kolth-Orpheum
Hour tonight.
Ilroadcast through KOO, KM'I,
KO.MO, KC.W. KKI.
:4f to !) . p.m. John nnd Ned.
Now Venr's eve will he celebrated
by John and Ned, the I'nlon
Service Station team, with an
other 15 minute program of
music nnd merriment broadens:
through KOO, KHCJ, KO.MO,
KG W, KfcCA.
p.m. to 1 a.m. D.'.ncing Around
the Country. Broadcast through
KOO. KPO, KG W, KOMO, KllfJ.
KKI (cntntivc).
Program duplication on stations
affiliated with NI1C Is being elim
inated on the Pacific coast. The
four stations directly affected are
KKL'A nnd KKI, Los Angeles, r nd
KPO. Son Francisco, and. KOO.
Oakland. Outstanding athletic nn.l
news events will he duplicated,
however. .
The student body of the Univer
sity of Nevada has arranged to
pay a radio station to broadcast
each basketball game It plays at
home. The same r.rrangement wis
followed throughout the foolbill
season.
WnilM reports that
program talent alone
Ifl.nno n week.
for local
It spends
niils fur Woml.
Tiids for 3 5 tiers of 2-foot body
n'ik wood, delivered: also bids for
IS tiers of 16-Inch body oak wood,
j delivered on or before September
Is!, lii.10. Illds must he In Ihe
hands of the clerk not later than 2
o'clock In the afternoon,. January
10th. 1930.
The Hoard reserves the right to
reject any nnd all bids.
KDITII WK1DMAN.
Kogle Point Oregon.
Clerk of School District No. 0.
2K2
N'otU-e of Flrt Meeting of Creditors
No. II U40I In Hnnkriiptcy.
In the District Court of the I'nited
Slates for the District of Oregon.
In the Matter of II. S. L. Freilag,
Hon km lit.
To the creditors of 11. 8. I,. Frel
lag. of the City of Grants Pass. In
the County of Josephine nnd Dis
trict aforesaid, bankrupt:
Notice Is herehv given' that on
the 27th dav of December. A. D.
I929. the s.ilil II. H. L. Freltng was
duly adjudicated bankrupt; and
that the first meeting of his cred
itors will be held In the office of
the Ite.feree, Medlord lliiflding,
Medfoid, Oregon, on the 14th dsv
of January, A. D. 1030. 2:30 o'clock
In the nfternoon. at which time the
said creditors mnv attend, prove
their claims, nnnoint a Trustee, ex
amine ihe bankrupt, nnd transnct
such other business ss may iiropcr
ly come before said meeting.
HAItHV C. HKVHMAN.
Referee In Hnnkriiptcy.
December loth. 1029.
LOOKA THAT OLD FOOL MATWipuVKnr, itl
WITH THAT SKINNY U1AK1T
LL YOU HVC IL. IfliOLF-, CLIP
TCI I LjtKA X
AMD BEFRESMIMS.
I OOM'T CRUSH1. .YOOLL
MEAO TURNED ;,
HE'S too dumb i
Jka 6ET
TO KNOVU IT
T
OPV ' .
tOOK AT TUS '
VU-KUP TH6
K6W OF 1UC
MbHT MNIMJ
MMDAWNa
SODA AND .
motv
Notice nf Final Acrnmtt.
In the County Court of the Stnte i
of Oregon for Jackson County.
In the Matter of the Estate of Piatt i
T. Randall, Deceased. J
."intl If iicn-ny mvi-ii nun uiu :
, i iindersiKned, Administrator of thej
Kstnte of Phut T. Kandnll, de- 1
ceased, Iiuh filed his final account
on the ail ministration of said es
tate with tho County Clerk of Jack
son County, Oreson, and tho above
named Court has fixed 10 o'clock
ji. m., on tho ftth day of January.
1930. nt tho County Court llouso
In Medford. Oregon. a tho time
to present their objections, if any.
to said account, or any Item there
of, on or before said day,
STUART RANDALL.
Administrator.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES
unending Imtrtlon, lc; minimum 25c. Iralw
!"" with For Sal., For Rmt, tit., oral count
".u'.. i Tlr" ln'"'1' """"M
citu'ilin'"idi In Mnnct mt not titm nor
phone, unlet, advertiser hat Monthly accounL No
allowance lor pnoM erron.
HKI.P WANTKll FEMALK
WANTRD Girl for housework.
714 JJcekinan Ave. Tel. 121-W.
275tf
WANTKD MISCKLIjAMCOUS
WANT fill Loan of S3-.D0, secured
by Medford business property.
Address It. J., Mall Tribune. 285
WANTK.D To buy cheap model T
Ford car. Must he In good con
dition. Ilnx D. V., Tribune. 281
WANTED 12-ln, plow. Phone
107 Central Point. Address llox
140, Central Point. 282
WANTED To buy all kinds of
livestock for slaughtering. Phone
666-L, Rogue River Meat Co.
212
WANTED Cnro of children by
day or hour. Call 482-R be
tween 6. nnd . 7 p. m., for ap
pointment. 284
WE PAV CASH for furs, hides and
pells and Junk of ill description.
Me.lford llnrgaln llouso. Phone
1IIB2. 27 No. Grape.. 276tf
WANTED Local or long distance
hauling. Insured carrier. Spec
ial sleek moving equipment. Wo
guarantee lo save you money.
Hnwlcy Transfer, 611) N, River
side. Phono lOil-X. 330
WANTED 2nd hand (roods Junk.
Pal's, 1506 Prune. Ph. 647-L. 286
WANTED Clek-n eottoa ran at
Mall Tribune office. U
FOH KENT HOUSES
FOR RENT Modern furnished
5-room house. Inquire 414 s.
Riverside. 285
FOR RENT l.'p-to-dale new 4
roon. duplex, vacant Jan. 15th.
Apply 534 N. llartlett. 28iitf
FOR RENT Unfurnished house
on Riverside. Phono 340-J. tf
FOR RENT Small furnished
house. Inquire nt 246 8. Ivy.
. . . 270lf
FOR RENT 5-ronm house, close
In. lnqulro Club. 207tf
HOUSES FOR RENT and SALE
Call 105. !
FOR RENT 8-rnom house, suit
able for rooming house; fuel
furnished. Cull 631. , 258lf
FOR REN T Homes. Furnished
or unfurnished. Brown While.
17tf
FOR RENT 6-room unfurnished
house. 1016 W. 10th. Bee C. A.
DeVoe. shone 62I-J-1 l!tf
Ilt.'KIMCSS OPPORTUNITIES
SERVING Ihe trade slmo 1 POO.
Iweniy-four years in Shoo
Shop, James McDowell of Cen
tral Point, who has been here
for twenty years, wishes to re
lire from business. Will sell
machinery, hand tools and find
ings for cash onlv. Reason for
selling, indoor lire has become
a burden to me. 281
IIF.R RVDALI'l MEAT MARKET
fur aale. Inquire at market, 282
FELL.
oo
- p Mouiy r
WELL, COUSIN
a HI FT I
-OF
FOMCHLESS
"ON-1 OLWic
' I
NOT HELFINO MtLUI
WHEW WAS BLUE AMD
DISCONSOLATE YOU'VE
DOME MORE THAM ,
WAITED OKI..
ENOUGH FORMEALCEACr MeANJuess,T
AUD CM CjlAU
NOTAWwKY
ME ANYMORE V
' OM.THI4 1
MAPPGM9
lOMCS AVEAft.
(LET HIM
HAVE. A
frOOD
TIME
Hip
FOR RENT FURVISnED
.. ROOMS
FOH KENT Furnished Rleoplnp
room; hot nnd cold water and
Ileal. 3-3 flOUin IllVerHHIO AVir.
. . . ... tf
-r .
ROMM AND HOARD at 710 K.
Main. Phono 722. 271tt
FOR RENT Large, well furnish
ed sleeping rooms. 1111) W. Main.
Phono 1201-L. . 20711
.FOB KENT APARTMENTS
KOR RENT
npartments.
Phone 753-M.
Modern furnished
345 N. llartlett.
... ... 280tt
FOR RENT Furnished npts.
No. Riverside.
525
281
FOR RENT Desirable apt. Hotel
Grand. All hotel accomodations.
.. ... . 286
FOR RUNT Deslrr.blo furnished
not; .private. 618 So. Oakdnle.
271tt
FOR RENT Apartments: wnter
and lights furnished; reasonable.
410 K. Mi.lll. 283
FOR RENT Furnished 2 or S
room npts; garage. 604 W. 10th.
, . , . 27111
FOR RENT Fully mndern fur
nished apartments: hot nnd cold
water supplied. Sunrise Super
Station, cor. 12th nnd Riverside.
Phono 1338. 1 207tf
FOR RENT Apnrtmonts.
Apple.
3.14
282
FOR . RENT Modern, attractive
apartment In new Arthur Arms,
3:i0 N. Holly St. 276tf
FOR RENT Ftirlnshed apt.;
lights, water, garage, SI 8. Tel.
462-11, , . 275tf
FOR RENT 4-room apartment
with bath and garage. 3z7 H.
Oakdale. 266tf
FOR RENT Modern furnished
apt.: adults. Phone 60S-Y. 116
N. Holly. 2S8tf"
FOR RENT Steam-Heated apart
ments and sleeping room. 1006
W. Main, 22I)tf
FOR RENT Modern furnished
downstairs apartments: adults.
346 N. BartletL Phone 762-M.
4f.tf
LOST
LOST lllnck nnd wltito wlro-hnlr-ed
fox terrier; male; year old:
reward. Telephone F. Corning
Kenly, 61 I-.1-3. 282
FOR EXCUANOB
FOR , I'ALE OR TRADE 1927
Chevrolet ton truck, 710 Cedar.
281
TO TRADE Good mortgage of
S9II0 to trildn for good residence
lot or equity In small house.
I G. PICK KM
204 E. Main. Phono 083-L.
283
WANTED To exchange what you
can't handlo for something you
can. We have city business prop
erty, orchards, ranches, also Ida
ho, Washington, Montana, Cali
fornia, Florida. There Is a prop
erty in our lists that you want.
It, V. Williams, Liberty llhlg. 282
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
USED CAR SALE
WHY III-: WITHOUT AN AUTO
MOIIII.E WHEN 150 AND UP
H I' V H A G O O I) CAR AT
CHRYSLER DEALERS' USED
CAIl HALE7 12S HO, RIVF.R
SIDU. 283
1150 PHONOGRAPH with records
for 150; terms. Used electric
appliances, S3 cncli: Iron, toaster,
headlight healer and peroolntor.
716 E. Main. Phone 722. 27llf
FOR HALE Ry owner. Da by
liver and touring: newly over
hauled; very reasonable 244 N.
ivy. 27UII
FOR SALE 1926 Ford Roadster.
176 cash; 192S Ford delivery
cheap. He at Flchtner'i Onrag.
. . SI5JU'
FOR SALE New Ford truck, run
8.500 miles. Priced right. E. J
Whit, 4 miles west Phoenix or
lit, t, R. F. tl, Medford. ItOU
BGOLV-Y! A SUUJOlN'
ONI ME FOOT
- ooo OOOO'.
By SOL HESS
nDWt,t i i,iSKj.T AS
iuu hwTS I MC.n Snu AS I
KEPT TELLIN&
MYSELF I WAS.t
ALWAYS FIGURED
UTVUASMT YOUR
tOU'Kt VAAS NOUE
VVIlMXD.JM(!lNJp.ss
Fbll SA1M9 DOGS AND PETtf
FOR SALI3 Clatisy fox terrier
punnleM. Marymac orennra. tiiiJ-It-1.
281
FOR SALES REAL ESTATE
FOn SALE 1(4 neres; modern 4
room house, sleeping porch, dou
ble garage, chicken houso: rea
sonable; V4 mi. city limits. Jack
sonville highway. L. K. Purker.
285
FOn SALE One nf the unusunlly
good small pear orchards, all
. pears, which produced this sea
son no tons of Knrtlctts and
1480 pneked D'AnJous. Fully
eaulnned: never smudge; fair
buildings. Medford city wnter,
C. S. llutterfield, Realtor. 284
FOR SALE OR TRADE One of
the finest little dairy ranches In
the Rogue River valley, with or
without lt bead of cows. Phone
68B-J-1. . 140tr
3 ALE or EXCHANGE Have n
good chicken nnd turkey ranch
of S3 acres. House, barn, fenc
ed, good woll nnd pumping
plant; 14 milo from paved nign
way, 114 miles to schools and
town. To exchange for dtiwn
nnvmi.nl nn asVlodfnrd home.
Hrown & White, Realtors, . tf
Mall Trlbuno ads are read by
20,000 peoplo every day. tf
FOR SALE HOMES
FOR SALJ3 Small modern homo
in pood pnrt 01 iowii, ciuso 111.
partly furnished. Just the thing
for n w 1 y w e d s. Reasonable
terms. Sco it nt 835 East 0th St.
Inquire at 848 East Otll.. 284
FOR SALE 7-room house: an at
tractive home; well built: 2 UIKS.
from L brarv. Henry Currier,
601 W. loth St. 280
FOR SALE OR RENT House nt
631 So. Ivv St. Very reasonable,
Phono 383-W. 277tf
IT MAY HE TOO LATE for Christ
mas, but hero Is a real steal
5 rooms and sleepfc.g porch, good
location, paved highway; might
take lot or cor ns part payment.
Hotter see this at once,
II. O. PARK1IURST, 15 N. Fir.
.283
FOR SALE 6-room home, handy
to schools. Phone 106. S07tf
WILL SACRIFICE fl600 equity In
Medford home for good cor, -or
sell cheap for cash. Box K. J..
Mall Tribune. 263tf
FOR SALF. LIVESTOCK
.'(III SALE Thoroughbred pol
ice pups, 514 months old, reg
Isterid, papers, etc. $10.00. Call
9114-1, evenings. 281
FOR SALE I 6-monlhn-old reg
istered Jersey hiill; some fine
It. 1. It. cockerels nnd pullets;
Frnniiucttc walnuts, fine ones; a
few packed boxes Delicious ap
ples. Trelchler, 163, mile
west Central Point. 283
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR HALE At sacrifice, good
gas range, plate top, wood and
coal iiut-ner. atitomnlio oven con
trol. 828 N. Central. 281
FOR SALE Apples for cooking
nnd eating. Different grades nnd
varieties, r.Oo and up. 600 W.
11th, opposite Oiikdale Grocery.
287
FOR SALE Hl-ln. mitnznnltn
wood, good, qunllty, $4.50 per
tier, delivered. Tel. 95U-J-2. 281
FOR SALE Apple, cheap: New
towns, Spilt nn.l Johnnthnns.
Robert T. Cochran & Co., So.
Front. 274tf
FOR SALE For sand and gravel
sediment and general teaming
Tel. 012-J. Hnm'l Bateman. It
FOR SALE Used sewing ma
chines; all makes. $6 up; terms
It desired. All makes rented
and repslred. White . Sewing
Machine Co., 14 North Bartlett.
lltf
FOR APPLB Can lllt-R.
, HHP
WHEN YOU thinit of ret.1 nttti
see Brown Whit. - - tfs
MADE-UP apple boxes 15c while
they last. Rogue River Co. 281
FOR SALE 3 drag saws. Medford
Fuel Co., Phono 831. - tf
FOR BALE Bulbosa (bluograst)
ed for sale. 20o per pound.
Communicate wltb William 41
Seegmlller, Rout 2, Central
Point, or call at ranch. Aotioca
district. ... ' ...i tf
FOR SALE Page field fene
yarn lenoe, sates, netting, - all
kinds: cedar and steel fenca
nmti'rlol. "We build fences."
Caddis & Dixon. Tel. 268..
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abstracts
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab
stracts ot Title, Title Insurance.
Rooms 3 and 6, No. 32 North
Central Ave.,, upstairs
JACKSOX CO.
Abstract On.
Abstracts . of . Title
and Title Insur
ance. The only
o o 111 p 1 0 1 e Title
System In Jackaoa
County.
Accountant.
G, Q. D'ALHINI Certified Publlo
Accountant. Auditing, account
ing, tax service Office, CollegO
Building. Phone 866, 823tt
ntcyclcs
BICYCLE REPAIR SHOP Work
guaranteed. Auto locks and keye
for all cars. 19 N. Fir St. Tel.
261. .. tf
Chiropractic Physicians
DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiro
practic Nerve Specialist. Office
hours 9 to 12: 2 to 5. 201-204
Liberty Bids. Office phone (It:
Res. phone 790-H.
Eye Specialists
DR. D. A. CHAMBERS, -Optometrist.
Eyes examined. Qlassee
fitted. 404 Medford Bldg. Tel:
188. 362tf
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
Bldg. Phono 167-R.
Financial
WE LEND MONEY to worthy
people to pay their honest debts,
paclflo Coast Credit Association,
423 Medford Bldg., Medford. Ore.
Freight Transportation
LONO DISTANCE HAULING.
Medford Klamath truck . line,
Daily sorvlce. Bonded carriers,
Special rates on load lots. Aut
Freight terminal, 16 S. Fir. Tel
1083.
Motley to Loan
MONEY TO LOAN to worthy peo
ple to pay their honest, oebta ,
Also any amount to loan on civj
properly. Thomas Realty Co,
Room 12, Palm Blk., Cor. Malt,
: and Front Sis., upstairs.
iy Loaw Time ,:
J . Real Estate
V W n MorlatWW Ism
JW Phone ISM
Commercial Finance Corp.
Medford. Oregon -
DO YOU NEED MONETT m
mnke short time loans. Trana
actions strictly confidential. Ill
Liberty Bldg. Open TuesdaH
and Fridays till P. m. Fhont
667-J. II. H. Banister. H. q
Chrlstner. ' ;.
Monuments
THE OREGON GRANITE CO. -
Monuments. E. A. Hicks. Gen
eral Manager; P. M. Kershaw,
Sales Manager. 302 N. Front SU
Medford.
Painting and Papcrhanglng
II. MARX Quality painting, tint .
Ing and paperhanglng; saves and
beautifies; oolor schemes thst
are. "easy to live with" at mini
mum cost to you; decorating el
new and old furniture and fix
tures. Phono 178-J. - '
M. A. BLISS A CO. Painting, pa
perhunging, Interior finishing,
general contracting. 1709 B.
Main Bt. Phone 1046-R
Piano Instruction :
FRED ALTON HAIOHT Tesoher
of Piano and Harmony. Halght
Muslo Studio, 318 Liberty Bids.,
Phone 72. 168tf
Printers and Publisher
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Has
the best equipped printing office
In Southern Oregon. Bookbind
ing, loose leaf ledgers, billing
systems, etc, Portland prices. . IT
N. Fir St. .
Radio Service
RADIO SERVICE on any miM
rndlo. If. O, Purucker, 21 South
Grape street. Office Phone SIS)
Res. 1442. !
Sand and Gravel .
C. A. HARTLEY Sand and Orarel
plant. Cleaned, washed sand
and gravel; crushed gravel, . all
sizes. Phone plant 1201 or office
127. Il4tf
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER & STORAOB
C Office 111 N. Fir Street.
Phone 315. Prices right Berr
ien guaranteed.
DAVIS TRANSFER BTORAOB
Service guaranteed. 20 S. Orape
St., Phone 644, or residence lot.
TRANSFER AND STORAOI-r.
E, Samson Co. Quick service.
Prices reasonable. Cargo Insur
ance protection. 13$ N. River
side. I' n o n e 8 I I
Upholstering . i 1.
THIRAULT Maker of overstaffed
furniture made to order: re
upholstering. We estimate, shew,
samples. Phone ttt-R. lit
Window Clreinlaat
LET GEORGE DO IT Phoas lilt
for houseoleanlns. floor wail. a. .
e-aauior sefrraa, weo. 4
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