EGGS AND BUTTER BRINGING UP FATHER . , . , . , . . . ,'.v;. . . By George McManus
nnNTiNiiF nrr.i int i i -xn?, u i as? 1 1 : m;,-.-. ... . ir-.i . i uratssi i
PORTLAND, Ore.. Jan. 7. (!)
Klitt ami butler pi U t-s euntinuod
I heir downward march today. A
further 2c was chipped uff the
butter quotulion and anullicr cent
was trimmed uff cub values.
llutter extras were- quoted at
33u and fresh extras eggs at 37c.
Huttorfut prices exiierie n c e il
similar reductions. The price de
livered Portland Is fixed at 33c.
Tim current uuotations on these
modltles were the lowest of
fered at this Unto of the year for
inure than u decade. Some dealers
say tho bottom Is not yet In Bight.
I'l'otlllC'O
VOKTI.AN1J. Ore., .Ian. 7. (V)
IlL'TTrJll Two cents lower; cubes
extras, 33c; standards, 3c; prime
firms, 31c; firsts. Sue. Creamery
liriccs; Prints 3c over cube stan
dards. ' I'XiOS One cent lower; prices
to retailers: Fresh ext.as. 37c;
standards, 3(ie; fresh mediums,
3i:c; medium firsts. 31c. l'rices to
wholesalers 2c under price to re
tailers. .IlI.K-iJultcrfat two cents low
er; raw milk (4 per cent) S2.4n9i
2.50 cwt., delivered l'urtland less I
per cent. Hutterfat, stations, 2Sc;
truck 30c; deliveries at Portland
33c.
Poultry, country meats, unions,
potatoes, wool, nuts, hay, cascara
bark and .hops steady and un
changed. Sugar and Flour
1'OItTI.AND. Ore.. Jan. 7. IA')
Cane susur (sacked basis): steady;
cane, fruit or berry. $5.40 per cwt.
Jiect sui;ar S3.2" cwt.
'lour (city delivery prices)
steady; family patents, 4ilc. ?S.ou;
whole wheat, 4!o, -$7.10; graham,
411s, Sll.00; bakers' hard wheat.
iiJis, $7. CO; bakers' bluestem pat
ents, 5Sc, 50.70; iiastry flour, 4ils,
.50.
Livestock
POllTL.WD, Ore.. Jan. 7. (,V
CATTI.IO and CALVKS: around
steady: ca'lves and vealers 50c to
SI liiKher; i-eeeiots cattle 35,
calves 10. Calves, medium to
choice SS.50'! 10.50. cull to com
mon $7.00 r s. ni). Vealers. milk
fed, good to choice $lMi!4. me
dium $il. 00ft 11, cull to common
57.00 n, 11.00.
I IOCS: 25c lower for killing
classes; quotuhly steady for feeder
plKs: receipts 750 inctudiuK 555
direct. Heavy wciKht. Ss.50ft
10.25. Medium weight Sll-lllirti
10.50. l.lKht wel.uht Sid. 2 ." f i 111.50.
Lljht llK'hts $!l.5ilft 111.50. Packim;
sows, rouKh and smooth $7.501
S.5o. I'-ecder and ' stocker pins
SI). oofi 111.40. (Soft or oily hoes
and rousting pifis excludid in
above (illotatiolisl.
SI I and LAM US: Quotablv
steady; receipts 5o. VearlliiK
wethers, 110 lbs. down, medium to
choice $7.50?i 11.50.
San Francisco Hutterfat
SAX FHAXCISCO. Jan. 7. W)
lutterfut f.o.b. San Francisco 3c.
EXTRA FINE SUGAR TO
ADVANCE FIVE CENTS
Western Sugar Refinery and California-Hawaiian
sugar today an- I
tiounccd that. coinmcncinK tomor-
row. extra fine sugar will sell nt
$". the hundiedweiKht. This Is
an lncreii.se of 5 cent!.
REDS 10 EAST INDIES
TI.MOlt. Portuguese I'.ast Indies.
IPl PorlUKal's reds, anarchists
and all those sentenced to Iomk
penal servitude, cxpiale their
ci'lmes under the scorching sun of
this ii-nu I settlement in the Indian
ocean.
A few weeks hko. a urim prison
ship which makes the join ne or.i-e
a year, arrived here with a fresh
cuiko of three hundred despera
does. The "doom-ship" had stop
ped at Luanda ami Lorencn Mar
lines, two PortUKUCse penal colo
nics on the African coast to pick
up those, who. Ihrouiih mutiny
and bad conduct, made themselves
liable to a more severe punish
ment. All the convicts
Kreat steel cages
ai-med warders.
Devil's Island has Utile on Ms
PorlUKtlese sister Institution here.
It was even reported, but not con
firmed, that the majority of con
victs who were deported to this
Inferno never returned to Portugal
alive.
Alcohol MiiohkIIoS.
llKLSINdl'-OLS. Finland (I'P)
Aceordlnit to authoritative estl.
unite nearly 2 million gallons oi'
alcohol were smuggled into 1'ln
land during the current year, of
which amount only approximately
150.000 gallons were seized by
police.
the'
Washington, .i.in. . or. :
Authority for Oregon. Washington, j
Idaho. Montana and Wyoming !
make an agreement for division t
nnd iipportionment of the waters
of the Columbia river, anil olio r ,
streams was sought In a bill lnti"' - j
dilceil today by Senator .MoN'arv.
Kepulillcan. Ilf'g'in.
FI.OHKNci:. Italy .' An "hi
superstition which reused farmers
f ii district near here to add a
drop of wilier to each pail of fresh
milk lest ihe cow sick-n and do
ll is been attacked l.v f""d i'l-p.-c
lias. The In lie- nvene.l that pome
of the drops w:crc l"o NoluminuoU'".
InL iVlAKrVLlO THp NFRRSr BySOLHESS
I
I
BRINGING UP
lb CjOikji!. To C A
Tl3-MluWT- I'M C.-F?(3V
TO iKTERfEKE WITHVOOR
olMulUQ SOT- HE I'd
"vr THE DOOR MOW-
J
Newark
Hy KUIiiii'il Massuck.
MOW VftKK. Little talc-
or ,
.Manhuttan:
One of the hotter press iipcii
of up-and-down
for his ability
1 1 roa d Wiiy, k n o w 1 1
and conscientious
devotion to h i s
job, found at ti
o'clock on a re
e e n t openl.ijp
nlKt that t h e
lobby display
cards had failed
to r e a c h 1 1 1
theater.
Frantic, t h e
a jj e n t scouted
about until ha
located the pos
ters in a neicli-
I) o r 1 n s pli'.y
house. v her?
they had been
missent. Time
bcinu' short, he himself began !n-
s,'i,in' - ,h,'m in t,,c vacant funics
I won.' in inun viii,iibtu,
prominent producer, for whom he
t.n,.,. worked, hannened to nass
For a munet he watelud the pub
licist work. Then he shook his
stick at him.
"You bum:" he said, reproach
fully. "Three years aco you work
ed for tne for S1"' a week and now
look at you you're a bill poster."
A chorus i;irl lom: out of wo! I;
finally took u part in burlesque bui
hesitaled about letting her parcnls
hack lu I'.uinville know how sh?
was eitlnu' alonir.
"What shall I write them?" sh
asked. "Just say," said her experienced
i inmate, "that you have a small
job strincini; bends."
carncuie hall was packed fir
Tocanlnrs last concert of this sea
son. In the lobby could be her-rl
jovial voles of late-comers waiting
lo be admitted.
Standees, i n t e.n t upon hearing
j tl'.e last movements of the Mozart
I " J u p i t e r " symphony, muttered
i aboui the Irreverent sounds. Fi
' nally t-ame the Intermission mi l
j the " audience, slreaniins; out for
I clarets nnd Kossip. discovcre 1
' their source.
i Mr. and Mrs. Josef Ilofmann
I were rliattiim Willi J.conopld Clod
! owsky In a friendly croup.
, .''J' '(X SEEMS A CRIME "MAT NOl MAO "V ' '' '"-'i ' - 'f FLii-jT'S ALL. RifcMT AnjD WE'LL. SET KhERE'S Tmis &LJV FL'MT, Wuo's BEErvJ I
'f(;7 to feET our oust wmem fostume ;:?4V?..f aloms but it was . puan.njs m.oe awo so 9EE witm tms A
WAS SETTINlS A STSAMSUE HOLD OKI 'V";P00 &AO VOU MAD TO SELL OUT OUST COPS. TOR VEARS, 6O6S OUT AMD STICKS J
''1't'f; innJ AT TUruFfK , VoHEM TE b6 OOUiM WAS HOPP1MO . A SPADE IM THE SWMO AMD UP COW Z-Z
y , US LOOK AT THIS CHtLKi o-a.uot II;. J 1NJ HERE WAS-OtJR. SlOT TO JAM OCEAsJ OP O'L AMD TUEM BECAUSIH r '''-'J'
- -v BuC5 FOS LAST WEEK! TMIS y -- &ex RICH 'BUT SOLI MOVED S I OF AM 06LIGATI0M U Lin'S VWMAT ME ' '.
PICTURE will MAKE A HALF y, iyl V Twimks A FikjAmoAc BuROOJ Opp me y.ffi'tf
MILLION-! BOCii5 J '( iMji I J7" P?7 AMD ,T PROVES TO 6E A BGAnjCH I "c-- t"
. .. K'c , i UxW7 -V OF THE MIMTl WISH T. WAS SMAgT ". .S
v, r' "1" P J A , WO-J . vousn TO BE caooEDa MISUT '' , I i I I
' - ' I fCoprnf M. I1P. h Tl Ml Syndk.ir. th,
' ' 1 t J
were confined l-i ( ,-.,, ,,-i.-t v.
and guarded by j Thn tncr night a Madison nvc
.,.. h.,os,.holder went to n drug
store to buy some turpentine to
be used In painting a 1 koasr.
Me hail taken a gin buttle wl.h
him aad. having hiul it filled, was
returning homeward, swinging the
l.otil" at his side, when a corner
clb d out to him.
"lie. . you." the policeman shout
ed, "cither wrap" that up or nyl It
in voi.r pocket."
Put. officer," said the citizen.
"ll,i only turpentine."
.tii .t ihe s.imc" slid the officer,
"yu ought to hide It. It lo"ks
bad.''
(Ilk
lit Ml Hour-.
s al'OUt retaui-ams keeji'i
lining up. Pavarian brauhnu
spread
!,. Proa
a lirei
ves hi
fmm lagbty-slxt.i
ilivay. Put the nov-
nwich Village fie '
eakfast all day Sna-
l!i:ll -d
.IV.
Till
.ilthi.n
10. 'O.
V.llb e
11. 'lgll
..,al
l.u-.ii'
lii.l I
V.i lb'"
V f
rsMiirant, the linffydill.
I, ,,,. i .i!. ,1 l.v Hon Kb k' r
i.ed prin. ip.iby by Pu.lv
. vv:is in lli kernui.'s
1,, cluii that Pudy got his
111 to f ull". When he left,
r f.-!l off so the II.-lgh-Ho
,.,.'. p.-, allse of that.
,.fr, ". .1 P finance aio.lll- r
, ;:tl, f.-r fl.' kertn in.
,,' senilis bleakfiist t 3
MEDFOttD MAITJ
FATHER
IT'S CJOITE -U-SIGHT-DEAR-CU-
POT MV '
LE.'i'bOM OFF
OMTU.TO- ,
MORROW
I'LL. CO AMD
CAL-L. OIO Mf-
I
u. in., when u nlckel-jilatetl riiUlli?
is wh.'i-lctl out in front of t"e ot-
ulu-sUa platfurm.
tRtporHd By riMKton Ootinlr AMtrwi dt.
Sixth Btritt and Csnual AvmiuJ
.Mairiue Iieenscs.
Claude
Ctinter and
Elule I.! .
LuiidiiiK.
Merman Y Iengel and Mary
J. Takala.
Ihirry C. Rector and Fa ye fxsey.
Harry KeKtncr and Kmma (i.
Zlnimernum. '
Circuit Court.
Hiram
Farmers'
F. Meader.
Mutual Fire
For money.
et u x,
1 teller
socialion.
Vida It.
Steele. Jr.
Steele vs.
Divorce.
Walter .
City of Medford
John Ar-
noil, ct al. To unlet title.
Jackson County ItulldinK anil
I Loan Assoiitatlon vs. Kdward J.
Aherin, et al. To foreclose mort-
Kane.
State of Oregon vs. one Ford
Tudor Sedan. Notice of Seizure.
Until E. De.inhardt vs. Carl J.
Dennhardt. For divorce.
Ilerth.i Sillman -vs. I!llss Heine
Co., Inc. For money.
(1. A. Codding, as district nt
torney. Jackson county, Oreuon.
vs. Lucius Kincald, ct al. For
money.
Eituonc Spencer, et al vs. V. II.
Sains, et a I. For money.
Prohati- Court.
Kstate of Louis Itundy.
Admitted for probate.
PORTLAND PUCKSTERS
SCORE FIVE STRAIGHT
VANCOUVKU, 11. ( '.. Jan. 711')
1'he Puckaroos of Portland took
another stop forward In the I'aelflc
coast hockey league race when
they handed the Vancouver Lions
a 2-1 defetit here last night. It
was their fifth straight victory nnd
their second win on local ice this
season. The Kucks now are within
two games of the Lions for the
league leadership.
(ilenada. Survey underway for
s22:i.oiio construction project on
Itoosevelt highway outh from
here.
Notice.
Annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Southern llulldlng
and Loan Assn. will be held nt th
office nt 12.1 ):. Sixth street. Med
ford. Oregon, Tuesday, January 1
1D2II. at 4 p. m.. to elect directors
for the ensuing year and lo trans
act nny other business that mny
come before the stockholders.
CLASSIFIED ADVEltTISINQ HATES
Rttit ptr word for firtl imcrtion, 2c; tach
liRcerding initrtion, lc: Minimum 25c. Index
your I'll wild For Silf, For Rent, ftc, and count
thMC words ll well M Itch initill, Uliphoni
number, etc., if I word.
Clillitied Idt In Idrancl ind not taken over
,ione. unletl tdrertiltr till monthly Kcotlnt. No
llowanci for phone erron.
V A VTF. D M I SCIOI.L A N F.O I'S
UlCSPONSIIlLi; family want t
kee.i piano for storage. No chll
ilren. pest of care guaranteed
' and references fiirnl-thed. 'rlt
Pox "Piano." euro Mall Trllium
2:1(1
WAXTKII All kinds of livestock
for slaughtering. lloglle Piver
Me ns. Inc.. tox MB. Tel. f,o:,-L.
2Vtf
WE PAY CASH for furs. hide, nnd I
pelts ftnd lunk of ill description.
Me.lf,.r. p.urg.'ttn House. Phone
1 "B .. 27 No. (Imiie. 27tf
WANTED Loci I or long distance
hauling. Insured carrier. Spec
ial stick moving equipment. We
guarantee o nve VOII monev.
Ilawley Transfer. CIS N. Rlver
sid . Phone Hlll-X. 33'l
WANTFD Tlean cotloa
mil Tribune office.
rats at
U
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y'.'i Hifcrt riSMMn I III ' ..ts v V " 1 ' ' . . ' , X.otJ "W- '
TRIBUNE, MKOFORP, OIMKIOX. Tri'.SI.AY, JAXUAlfV 7, 1f)::0.
i i !ai I i - i i i i ii ii i . r - , i
II . I NF nil K-.MTFR FCR 1 III "1 y 1 (J" J U Vr-J.. UN I ', 1 r Va'., iVl J I
HKI.I' WAXTKII FKMAI.E I FOIt RENT HOUSES ' FOR SA1& HOGS AND FT8 j FOR SAMS REAIi KSTATB
WAXTKD IJooUkecper. Tint time
vork. aoS.eenlrai. S0 .
WANTED SITUATION'S :
1'Kl'NINli wanted hy exiierienei'd 1
man: euntrart preferred: satis- j
faction Kimruntei'd. Tti. H5-lt-.
VOl'Nd
work.
AVO.MA.V
Itox 3 I.
wishes house
Central Pnhit.
2Si)
oitciiAitn cntowKits, atth.v-
TION An experienced orchard
ist desires permanent work wllh
a reliable grower. For Interview
get 111 touch with C. C, Mall
Tribune. 290 1
FOR KENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
NICI-: warm. furnished sleeiilng
room; bath -privileges. 43ti .V.
Holly. 2 st a
FOIt HKNT Clean, well furnished
room, good board, S8 week. 33
N. Peach. 281)
FOIl RENT Furnished sleeping
room; hot nnd cold water and
heat. 325 South Kiversldo Ave.
tf
ROM M AND BOARD at
Tin E.
271ir
Main. Phone 722.
FOR RENT Largo, well furnish
ed sleeping rooms. Ilia W. Main.
Phone 1201-L. 257tf
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT 4-room nicely fur
nished upiytmc nt. 301 Peatty;
St. tico. lvelson, Phone 830-M.j
288
FOR RIONT
I III 11. II II
1-room modern apt..
Laurel St. liRillf
FOIt It 10 XT Modern furnished
apartment. 520 S. Central Ave.
FOIl HUNT Furnished apart
ment in Tribune building: slcatn
heat, gas for cooking, hot and
cold water, electricity. Apart
ment in good condition; available
January lath. tf
FOR RENT Clean, quiet apart
ment; employed peoplu prefer
red. Phono 364-W. 287
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms.
Cull lifter 5 p. ni. and Sunday.
533 Austin St. 287
FOR RENT
npari ments.
Phone 753-M.
Modern furnished
345 N. IJarllelt.
' aso't
FOR RENT DeslriOle furnished!
apt; prhilte. 618 So. Oukdale. 1
271tf,
FOR RENT Furnished 2 or 3
rootn upls; Kuruice. 004 W. 10th.
271tf
FOR RENT Fully modern fur
nished apartments; hot and cold
. water supplied. Sunrise Super
Station, cor. 12th and Riverside.
Phone 133K. 20711
FOR RENT Modern, nttrnctlve
npartnient in new Arthur Arms,
3:ii N. Holly St. 2 7 i I f
OR RENT Furlnshed dpt.:
lights, water, garage, $18. Tel.
452-H. 2 7 r t f
FOR RENT
with bath
Oakdnle.
4-room apartment
and garage. 327 S.
25'itf
FOR RENT Modern furnished
nut.; adults. Phone 603-V. 315
N. Holly. 23Mt f
FOR RENT Steam-neated apart
ments and sleeping room, loon
W. Main. 229tf
FOR RENT Nicely furnished
duplex apartment, close In; mod
em; adults. Call 7ri. Ssillt
Foil
.e
RENT Apartment. 3.11 AP
'(lit Ri:.T Fnrn. apt., garage;
new mgmt. Perben Apts.. 1 "
(iollice, lf
FOR RENT Nice, qnl.-i 4 -room
fllrc, shed npti lillllent ; naldwoed
flo.os. eleelric rural mid ga
rage, first floor; adults. J08 S.
(It alic 27
FOIl RENT MIS( i:l.l,vyl'R
FUR RENT Hood husemrnl roolo
lor How.'. 31 No. Ccntlal, It
l-'nii IMONT 5-rm.- inuttern lunie,
dnul.lu KaniMe; luts of yard room.
JM piM' month, (.'nil tin I -I,. 2!
U Pl'XT 5-roont furnished
hocte, 402 No. Oakdale; $32.r.o.
I'limu" :'4-H. L'SS i
.-(U ItlCNT ' 4-room furnished
house; 2 bedrooms. C. A. IJeVoe.
Phone 523-J-2. 2K2tt
FOIt HUNT Near City Park, large
iiiifiirnished house, lmiulru 223
X. Central. . 2S8
FOIl HUNT l'p-to-dato new 4
rooni duplex. Apply 534 N. Port
ion. 2S0tf
FOR HUNT Unfurnished house
on Kiversldo. Phono 3IU-J.
tt
rjOPSKS FOR RENT fcnd SALE
Call 105. tf
FOIt RUNT 8-room house, suit
able for rooming houso; fuel
furnished. Call 631. 2riStf
FOR REN T Homes. Furnished
or unfurnished. Brown St White.
17tf
FOR RENT S-room unfurnished
houso, 1035 W. 10th. See C. A.
DeVoe. Dhone 623-J-I. 192tf
OST
LOST lllack spaniel dog, with
out collar. Finder phone 4X4 or
a.idress 205 Crater Lako Ave.
Reward. 2N8
FOR EXOIANUB
Kolt TIIADK Small ranch near
Iteibliiig. Oil., for city property.
Write Pox (i. M., Mall Trlluine.
2811
WILL TRADI-: Equity In new 5
rooni modern home for small
ranch of 5 or 10 acres. Inquire
fat Motor Elect. Co., 8th nnd
Purlieu. 288
FOR EXfllANCIH KOPITV In
. subi'i-bau home nnd cash for
Me. II ill. I residence.
Till': ItKAL ESTATK KXCIIANdK
Phone MHO. 44 N. Illverslde.
288
WANTl'ID To trade milk cows for
sheep, young work horses or
mules. Heurgo Hilton, 0 miles
west of Grunts Pass. 21' I
FOR SALE AUTOMOnlliKS
FOIl SALE l'J2S Chcv,
good condition; cheap.
coach.
1273-.I.
288
('SED CAR SALE
WHV III) WITIIOl'T AN AKTO-
MOIIILE WHEN 50 AND I P
I! C V S A (! O O 11 CAR AT
CHRYSLER DEALERS' CHED
CAR SALE? J28 SO. RIVER
SIDE. 2!l(
10311 LICENSE FREE
On any new or used car In stock.
AH our used curs nt less than
book prices.
.ARMSTRONG MOTORS. INf!.
I 28K
Sir.lt PIIONOC. ItAPII with records
for S50; terms. I'sed electric
appliances, $2 each: Iron, toaster,
headlight heater nnd percolator.
7H1 E. Main. Phono 722. 27 I tf
FOR PALE P.V owner, II a b y
Overland touring; newly over
hauled; very reasonable, 244 N.
Ivy. 2701M
FOR HALF LIVESTOCK
Foil MALE Fine span of young
mules. 3 years old: mile soulh
of link drove chool. Harry Pel-
FOR SALE -Three cows. $15 to
$1.1. Ted Fish. Phoenix. 288
l-Olt RALIV roriTRY
FOR SALE - l "
bells. 2.1 pllllelS.
Phoenix. Ce,i. F
ir-ubl Leghorn
I mile w est .if
Russell, 27
FOR SALE "Husky" Rhode Is
land Red CO. kerels E. II. SlToh
111 !r. ('mi .il point. 2;
FOR Ml.i: - Paby chicks fic, ynu
ronii-li eggs: All"llolorp..r.
iioni pullets 3.1c. Hook ord-i-a
--yiow- Snui hern Oregon 1 latch -flics,
1jx 410, Midtvld. 213
Kolt l'upp'es. Irish water)
Hpaniel.. "n'trieveiM," kimhiIiio '
! eurlv Kiated rut-tail strain. 4!i
So. Krnnt. tf
FOR SALE HOMH8
.'Oil RENT OR SAT.E New bun
galow, with garage. 542 Haven
St., sale like rent. Call 14H.1.
2!I2
i-'olt SA LI-: Modern C-room bun
galow; ninny built-in features.
Prices reduced, Will take Copco
stock for full value, cash or
terms. HOU N. Central Ave.
Wrim to 11. N. Scholz. Simla
Rosa. Oil. 2811
FOR SALB Oil HUNT 5-rnolil
holl.-ai aV 828 So. Newlown. Look
lit It and make us an offer.
II. O. PAltKMlIRST,
15 N. Fir St. 2I)S
'OR SALE 5-rm modern home
on (ilen Oak Court, 1 year old.
In excellent condition: beautiful
lawn, shrubbery and trees. Own
ed leaving. Terms to responsible
parties.
We have several outstanding
buys ill homes. Now is tho time
to buy your hume. Drop In and
let us show vou a few good buys.
I'.KKIll-; & SIMS.
Hi So. liartlett.
286
FOR SALE. New modern fi-room
bungalow, close In. 811 W. 2nd
and Summit. Paved street, nenr
high und Jackson schools; $300
down. Owner, 720 W. 2nd. Tel.
82I-.I. 284tt
FOR WALK OR TRADE $ 1 500
eqully in a well located 4-room
modern bungalow In Medford.
Will trade for good vacmit lot.
L. (1. PICKKLL,
204 E. Main. Phono 083-L.
288
'OR SALE OR RENT House nt
531 So. Ivy St. Very reusuiiable.
Phone 3S3-W. 277lf
FOR SALE ti-room borne, handy
to schools. Phone 106. 8()7tf
WILL SACRIFICE $1600 equity In
., Medford homo for good car, or
sell cheap for cash. ISox E. J.,
Mall Tribune. 253tf
FOR SAW3 REAIi ESTATE
FOR HALE FOCR ACRES on Pa
cific highway, close to town: 7
niiitn modern house, good barn,
chicken house, family orchard:
all In hay; $3511(1. or $1000 terms.
J. C. ItAltXES,
Phone 4011. 15 S. Central.
280
FOR SALE One of Ihe unusually
good small pear orchards, nil
pears, which produced this sea
son 110 tons of partletts (mil
148(1 packed D'AnJous. Fully
equipped; never smudge; full
buildings. Medford city water.
('. H. P.ullerfleld, Realtor. 2112"
t'NDEIl THE SNOW Thn b
onion ground in Oregon slum
bers. And ll's close to Medford
Three and one-half acres, plow
ed ami ready; fronting on good
hlgl'.wav, nnd for sale light. Sen
HOLMES for HOMES. Nash Ho
tel corner. 288"
FOR KALE liltslness lots on good
corner wifhln Y blocks of Main
St. east of R. I!., sell nnylhlng
from 25xlon to 115x100. if in
terested call Phones 8 1 or 17.1
2811
FRI IT TREES
Muzzord Seedling Cherries,
(i-ft. trees 2.1 (is.
Ring. Royal Anne Cherries,
ft lo 0 ft. trees 50 cts.
I'eais. Peaches, Aprii'O'.s.
Plums. 40 cts.
Our trees are the best.
I1ARNES NI RSERY.
fc mile E. of Phoenix.
Phone U10-Y.
2118
FOR HALE OR TftA DE One of
the. finest little dairy ranches In
Hie Rogue itiver vnlley, with or
widiotii it) bead of cows. Phone
o-J-l. tint
Mnll Trlbuno ads nre'rckd
20,000 peoplo everyday.
OR SALE 18-acre farm on high
way near Ashland; 8 ncres In
pears, II acres In alfalfa, good
farm house. ' Might trade for
Medford or Ashland town prop
erly. Call 140.1. 2112
3ALE or EXC1IANC.E Huvo
good chicken nnd turkey ranch
of 3 ncres. House, barn, fenc
ed, good well and mimiilng
plant; milt) from paved highway,-
1 H' miles to schools and
town. To exchange for down
payment on a Medford homo.
Drown fc White, Realtors. tt
FOR SALE 2 2 acres, 6-rooin
modern house, good barn, chick
en house, water piped to all
buildings, windmill, 3 acres fruit,
apricots, ebonies, peaches,
grapes nnd almonds, sovernl head
of stuck, team, tools nnd equip
ment, about 175 chickens, nl-
, f.ilfa. Priced to sell at $5000.
DEAL & KNIOHT,
20 N. Rartlett. 288
FOR SALE 11 Y OWNER First
class Irrigated laud nenr Klam
ath Falls on good highway.
Abundant water supply at very
low price. Tracts of 40 to 1(10
acres at attractive terms. Coll
or write L. Jacobs, 213 Cedar
St.. Klamath Falls. Ore. 284tt
FOR SAIiE MIRCKIiliANEOUH
'Oil SALE Haled second cutting
alfalfa, baled straw and feed
wheat. Phone 523-.I-4. 22
FOR SALE Apples for cooking
and eating. Different grades and
varieties, 50c nnd lip. 5011 W.
lllh, opposite Oakdato Grocery
2114
FOR SALE l'p-to-dato display
counters. 33 No. Central. tf
FOR SALE Apples for cooking
and eating. Different grades and
varieties, 50o and up. 509 W.
11th, opposlto OakUulo Grocery,
287
FOR SALE Chinchilla buck nnd
does With y o u n g, reasonable.
Mrs. South, 11. 2, 2 ml. E. Cen
tral Point. 289
FOR SALE Leaving (own by 20th.
Wish to dispose of household
furniture at bargain prices: 1
Knuhc grand piano, first-class
condition: I Wilton ;ug, 8xll; 1
oak drcHser, long mirror; 1 brass
bed, springs and 2 mattresses:
I kitchen table, 4 chairs: 1 Eu
rek.i vacuum cleaner; 1 Ivory
iH'droom suite. Phone 1495.
288
COAL AND WOOD All best qilnl
llv at light prices: quick service.
Phone 833. F, E. Sampson Co.
2112
GET genuine Edison MaZdn lamps
from Jack Moore, proprietor
Medford Electric-Store. 2S5tf
HEAR the new Spartan radio at
Medfoid Electric Store. 291
FOR garden nnd field plowing,
sand, gravel and sediment. Tel.
HI2-.I. Samuel llateman.
FOR SALE Fine largo Nnrrngon
se'.t breeding touts, April hatch.
High Hanks Turkey Furm. Tel.
314. Central Point. 289
FOR SALE Ijullno clover seed
$1.25 per lb; special rates on
large quantities. C. E. Logsdon,
Grauls Pass, Ore. 312
FOR
' Toil
SALE
Flsh. fl round
Phoenix.
alfalfa
hay.
288
FOR SALE Mulbona (bluecraas)
eed for sale, 20o per pound.
Communicate with Williams A
Beeftmlller, ' Route i, Central
Point, or cill at ranch, Antloch
district. tl
FOR HALE Choice
Phone (IU7-R-1.
alfalfa hay.
287
Foil SALE Apple, cheap; New
towns, Spits and Johnathiins,
Robert T. Cochrnn Ac Co.. So.
Front. 274tf
FOIl HALK I'sed aewlnit ma
chines; nil makes, 15 up; terms
If desired. All makes rented
'. and repaired. White flewlne?
Machine Co.. 24 Norm liartlett
. lltf
FOIl APPLES Can llll-R.
IMtf
1 PAXjE.TLNE
roR 8Aii Miacuiroci
FOIl SALE KmailnE hy thn load.
Medford Fuel Co., Tel. C31.
- - 245tf
WHE.V YOU tninic of reU Uto.
see Brown & While. tt
MADE-IT apple hoxeg 15o wlillo
thoy last. Kub-ue River Cu. 281
FOIl SAI.K-3 flran sawn. Modfonl
f uel Co.. I'liono U31. tf
FOIl SAI.K J'aK8 field fence.
yard foneo, sates, netting, all
kinds: eudar and steel fence
material. "Wo build fences."
Gaddls & Dixon. Tel. 2C8.
RUS1XES3 DIRECTORY
Abstracts
MURRAY APSTRACT CO. Ab
stracts of Title, Title Influrnnce.
Rooms 3 and 5. No. 33 North
Central Ave., upstairs.
JACKSOX CO.
Alwtruct Co.
Alistructs of Title
nnd Title Insur
ance. The) onlf
complete Title
System lu Jackson
County.
Accoiintnnt.
O. Q. D'ALMIXI Certified Puono
Accountant. Auuiting. account
ing, tax service. Office, Collego
Building, rhone 80ti. 22itf
lllcyelcs
BICYCLE REPAIR SHOP WorK
guaranteed. Auto locks ana seyn
for all cars. ID N. Fir St. Tel.
201. '
Chiropractic Physicians
DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiro
practic Nerve specialist, umco
hours 9 to 12: 2 to 6. 203-204
Liberty Bldg. Office Dhone 680;
Res. phone 700-H. .
Civil Kiigliieer
. A. Xl'TTElt Registered Civil
Engineer, logging engineer, tim
ber cruiser. 82C So. Cent. Ave.
Phone 10II0-N. ' 310
Eye Siwclallsta
DR. D. A. CHAMBERS, Optome
trist. Eves examined. Ulasses
fitted. 404 Medford Bids. Tel:
188. S52tf
Expert Accountant
1. 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. Phone 157-R.
Expert Window Clenners
LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1172
House Cleaning. Floor Wuxlng.
Oriental Rug cleaning. Specialty.
Financial
WE LEND MONEY to worthy
peoplo to nay their. honest debta.
Pacific Coast Credit Association.
' 42S Medford Bldg., Medford. Ore.
Freight Transportation
VPNO- DISTANCE HAULING
ivieuioia - iviumain irucK line.
Dally service. Bonded carriera
Spcclnl rates on load lots. Aut
Freight terminal, 36 S. Fir. Tel
1033.
Money to Loan
MONEY TO LOAN to worthy pea
plo to pay their honest debts
Also any amount to loan on ciri
property. Thomas Realty Co.
Room 12, Palm Ulk.. Cor. Mas
and Front Sts., upstairs.
6
Long Time
Real Estate
Mortgage Ioes
Phono 13M
Commercial Finance Corp.
Medford, Oreiron
DO YOU NEED MONEY? VdJ
make short time loans. Trann
adlons strictly confidential. 311
Liberty lJldB. Open Tucsdajt)
nnd Fridays till 9 p. m. Phone!
657-J. H. H. Banister. H. Q
Chrlstnor.
Monuments
THE OltEOON GRANITE CO. -
Monuments. E. A. Hicks, Gen
eral Mannger; P. M. Kershaw,
Hales Manager.' 802 N. Front Bt.,
Medford.
Painting nml rancrlinnjrlna?
It. MARX Quality painting", tint
ing nnd pnperhanglng; saves ana
beautifies; color schemes that
ore "easy to live with" at mini
mum cost to you; decorating of
new and old furniture and fix
tures. Phono 178-J.
M. A. BLISS at CO. Palntinir, pa-
perhnnglng, Interior iinisniner,
general contracting. 1?09 E.
Mjiiln Bt. Phone 1045-R.
rinno Instrnctton
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher
of Piano and Harmony. Haletht
Muslo Studio, 318 Liberty Bldg.,
Phone 72. 169tf
Printers and Publisher
MEDFORD PRINTINO CO. Ha
the best equipped printing office
in Southern Oregon. Bookbind
ing, loose leaf ledgors, billing
systems, etc. Portland prices. IT
N. Fir St.
Radio Service
RADIO SERVICE on any., make
radio. 11. O. Puruckor, 22 South
Grape street. Office Phone 335;
lies. 1442. I81
"Radio Repairing.
ANY MAKE RADIO repaired.
Work guaranteed. Cros!ey Radio
Shop. Phono 1444 or 1463.
. 83tf
Sniul and Gravel
C. A. HARTLEY Sand and Gravel
plant. Cleaned, washed land
and gravel: crushed gravel, all
sizes. Phone plant -1301 or office
127. I64tf
Transfer
E A 1)8 TRANSFER A STORAOB
C. Office ill N. Fir Street.
Phone 316. Prices right Serv
ice guaranteed.
DAVIS TRANSFER A STORAOB
Service guaranteed, 20 S, Grape
St., phone 644. or residence 10$.
ViholsterlnJ
THIIIAI'I.T Maker nf overstuffed
furniture-made to order: re.
upholstorlng. We estimate, show
samples, Phone 6-R. lid