Medford mail tribune., May 18, 1930, Page 15, Image 15

VERYE ISOUTHERN0 OREGON READS THE MEDFORb MAIL TRIBUNE"
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I SUHUUL
POPULAR
lili
I s. C. Gives Lessons
Every Wednesday Eve
ning Over KOAC Soil
and Crop Data Given with
yjtures.
(ORVALUS. Ore., May 1 0. (P)
.jore II"111
200 farmers in Ore-
ire going to night school ov-
Wednesday hy radio. These
,mm ore enrolled in a soil Im
manent program stnrted several
ago by nr. w. Jj. rowers.
,M In so'13 01 "res"" " "-
who started the plan over
.., i- Ifntn nm nn
,,perinient with a bare half dozen
aodents. .
jhe course proved so popular
Hi farmers from all sections of
. slat, registered and now, ill
Cities t listening regularly, re
wire especially prepared circulars
rn month un the subjects dls-
To tills radio class Dr.. Towers
. distributing the results of the
il survey of nine million acres
,1 Oregon land, lie is also giving
iM findings of 20 years experl-
mels incluiling crop rotation and
iiittlon tests which- show pos-
profitable returns from sup
plnnenUl Irrigation on a hull' mil
lion acres in the Willamette vul-
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IS.C. COMMENCEMENT
0REGO,7(g T;A J lj COI,T,KGE,
romllls. -r-(Siiecial). Coninience
ent day it Oregon State college
hia been set for Monday, June
:. when the Gist class will be
iraduated. Dr. Edward C. Klllott,
itesldent , of Purdue university of
Indiana, .hus' been selected as the
commencement speaker. '
The coming commencement will
In the 23rd over which President
W.J. Ken- lias presided at Oregon
He came to Oregon In 1907
ii his not missed a single com-
'Sjceinent slnce-,even attendlna.
W several yenrs ago. when not
luti recovered from a critical ill
ness,
i
Powerful Talkie at
Fox Rialto Today
Opening an engagement which
promises to daily pack the the
me. "Framed," lindio Pictures'
'll-lalklng drama, has Its first
-howing at the Fox lnlto theatre
today.
Iaul Sehofield, author, has vls
fflliad a strata of present day
ue life in a metropolitan city
nil Ceorge Archainliaud, director,
ses renlistl,; life to tho author s
'haraciers.
Hqintlng his cameras and mi
trophones right down into the
'art of gangland, Archninhnud
ments a thrilling picture of tho
" hatreds and intrigues of
e outside the law.
. tVflvr, O , l... .'
JlYe. "it-oL cupaoiy neaus ine
J ft sllc apjiears as the beautiful
'J8hter of a slain racketeer.
ee"s his death was unjust
M awears vengeance. Hut when
,n b arranged for her to fight
k at her father's killer, she
"be cannot' go through with;
and the r.. . i.. .. i ..ii. I
of th0 picture. '
R'eia Toomey is very likeable
n 'he role of n notice Insnector's
" ho falls In love with Miss
' Half Harolde gives a renl-
Perfurmanee na tho leader of
' Mng.
Maurice Chevalier
hCraterian Show
" "The nig Pond." his newest
,ar"nK film, .which nn.n. o Ihree
; ' engagement at the Fox Crn
. Maurice Chevalier
JJJJ"" thoroughly "Amerlcan-
Hla earlier flma showed the
jw favorite of the Folles Her-
'o the characterization of n
' ball Simrer nn.l nt nn nm-
i or extraordlnarle In n myth
"iOKdom. But "The Dig
ahoivs him as nn enter
ing "hi,. snot.. in . cu,wing
'aetory. And nothing could
,0fe Amj-rlcnn than that.
Pm I" R'K ''""d" is based on a
,;",!r Play of last season. The
V deals with n young French
- who Is employed ns a guide
American tourists in Venice.
. un the Influence of some
,n ts he Is brougW to America
'7 a Position in a chewing
- factory. Ho starts 'at the
u,i ' and Eain" Prestige in the
'" through his novel ideas
" advertising. He writes suc
0I songs which eTpiolt the
p Mny's product. Kefore long
power In the industry.
, n ce In the regard of his
heart, ...ayert ,,y 'atldettc
' n? proernm ni.n inr.tt..1a the
n o
B 1
Anton Gea Rez, internationally famous artist, architect and stained glass window
designer, is shown here in his studio with one of his most recently completed leaded glass
designs, and also beside his new Chevrolet sport coupe, in which he does all of his traveling
throughout the Northwest. He is employed by a big glass concern, and has a history Sr
W4W11.U1 as uic umiig in wnicn
prunesprobleIs
UNDER KEEN m
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0F0. S. C. EXPERTSi
1 OrmVAI.I.IS, . Ore
May
) That developiuent of wider I
; of
markets for canned fresh Oregon -
-o.,u n.ieht ,, n ,fii..i,i
v,.i ,.r ,,..,,,
solution of threatened over pro-
ductlon of dried prunes In the
Northwest Is the conclusion in a'
study of the market situation and 1
I outlook In this territory Just com-'
' . . ......... ...... . ... .. ...
pleied by the fiKricultural econom
ics department of the OrcRon
State eollcne.
The study was made by Dr. Mil
ton N. Nelson, agricultural econ
omist of the. experiment station,
and u former assistant, W. l. Rel
den. Tho results have now been
prepared for publication and will
1)0 issued soon in bulletin form.
Tho Oroifon prune (has been
recoKnlzed for years as well adapt
ed for ciinninK purposes, possess
ing excellent quality, larse size
and fine flavor derived from its
tart-swuet nature, the study re
vealed. No major or concerted effort
has ever heen made to. push the
sale for canning purposes, how
ever, with the result that most
consumers never heard of them
and retailers find turnover slow.
This in turn makes prices hin
in spite of the fact that they can
be canned at a lower cost than
any other comparuhle fruit.
At present canning plants take
only about 7 per cent of the
Northwest production of Italian
or Oregon prime production. The
annual output of canned prunes
is now app'-oxiniately that of Ha
waiian canned pineapples or can
ned apricots 20 years ago. Since
that time production of the form
er has Increased Hi fold.
If production of canned fresh
prunes were to increase 12 fold,
ail of the present acreage of Ital
ian prunes would be required for
canning purposes. Closer cooper
ation among canning firms, con
certed advertising and sales pro
motion and more attractive no
menciauture are recommended as
first steps needed in stimulating
the Industry throughout the state
of Oregon and the Pacific North
west.
i(MrM Oy 4HA ommii wui ,
, Math fiUMt v4 pmnvi
ViDhnio Court
Kstate J. .1. Ituchter (dec.) Ad
mitted to probate.
Clrmilt X'oiirl
' H. L. Cluycomb vs. J. .1. Walton.
Chattel lien.
(. C. Stanwooil vs. W. H. l ar
mer et a I. Decree, cost bill.
Jackson County Ituilding L"nn
Association vs. T. I'
York et al.
Decree.
Jackson County Ituilding &
ii;snciation vs. Albert N
K rouse
t nl Decree.
A. S. Huller vs. D. R. Oold et al.
Decree.
Kd D. Ilriggs et nl. vs. Kd Miller
et al. Injunction.
(ilen V. Robinson nssumes the
business name of "Southern Ore
gon Welding and Repair Works.
Real Estate Transfers
ei,. I llitmiibrev et UX to K. H-
Haiiscom W. I), to the NK'i ot
the HW V4 of Sec. 2, Twp. 34
ii. IK. , . ,
Kiln J. HoHoway ot vlr lo J. a.
i.vdh.rd et ux W. D. to I" ncn's
i t i. r .".II. Twp. 37 S.. It
1 W
i ...lin T Unwell lO W. J
O wings
et ux w. o.
in rcc. o", " j"
S It 2 VV.
Karl Hanscom to Chas. J. Hm-
phrey et tix-
W. D. to Tots 1 "no -
block Haley Ac r-merj s
AUd. to
Kagle Point.
W A. Conner et ux to m. m.
IjrjKKS W. D. to S1 of the ShU
of he NW'4 of Sec. 1. Twp 38 .8..
r i b; nk of ,he svvu of Ser
ii; Twp. 39 S.. R- 1 K.; the SM4
MtheSWVi of theNWH of Sec.
u; Two 39 S., K. IK.
Martin 1'ery to W. W. and Mabel
K. Illttle-q.. C. D. to 4 acres In
T,.. M s. It 3 W.
l.'ilUe' McUonough et al to W. M .
.Vrixmough
acres In Sec. & Twp J K. 3 w . ,i
MEDRmn fai; TRTBUXE, atTJ)FOTCT), OiW.Oy, SFNTTAY. ArAY1S, 10.10.
He "Paiftts" With Glass
ne is engagea.
al V. 15. In D. ITC. 45, Twp. 37
S., H. 1 ". j
VV. .1. King to Joe Dan iet nl. t
W. D. to lots f and G and also 111
feet off Hie north side of lot 7, of I
ithews' Add. lo Ashland.
era Kershuw lo .lames U. Ker-1
sliaw Deed to Hie NK14 of the
Nr-Vj of Sec. Hi; also tile SW'i
mil SVj of Hie KK", of Sic. la:
also the XWV4 of llic SK'i of Sec.
also Hie W'.s of i he NV', of!
j Sec. IT,; also Ihe NKU of Iho NV
I "t of Hec. If,; also the VL. of Ihe!
J7.NK'4 of Sec. 14; also Ihe SW'U '
q,. . ?i Im-i- ' . '
N 'A of Sec. 10; also the
" . , . , I
of ,lle SW'4 of Sec. 1U; also the
su - "f "'e SK14 of Sec. 9
" 1
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James L. Kershaw to Viola Ker-1
"haw Deed to the XKi4. of the j
"".l " Sec. l; ulso the hv
niid nl tho I0U nf 1 r. .
also the NW'4 of the SIO'4 of Sec;
16; also the i. of the NWM of i
Sec. la; also tho NKVi of the NW
lA of Sec. 1f; also llu 'V of the.
NK'4 and the KVj of the NW'U of !
Sec. 14; also the SVV4 of the SW
! V of Sec. 10; also the SVj of the
! SK of Sc. 10; also thu SM of
the SK of Sec. 9, in Twp. 37 S
R. 1 E.
W. K. and Mary A. Thomas to
.1. L. Campbell, et ux, W. D. to lot
6 of bik. 53 of the original town
of Medford, $10.
L. J. Holbrooli, et ux,. to ,T, L,
Campbell, Q. C. p. to lot ti, In
bllt. 2, Highland Park Add. tw
"MedfnrV, $10. "J ' ' T
Kdward Judy to William Cher
ry, et ux, W. D. to 17.04 acres in
DLC 4T, twp. 38 S., U. 2 W ?l.
(:harles A. Cooper, et ux, to
Louis Vlniont, W. D. to . 8 Ms of
lot (J, Howard Park.
Annie Cash Barham, et vir, to
W. R. and Elizabeth Yockey, W.
D. to 10 acres in sec. 8, twp. 30 S.,
R. 1 K., W. M.. SK4 of NRIS
of sec. 7. twp. lii) S., R. 1 K., $10.
Irene .May Moran, et ux to W.
O. Webster, deed to all of lot
110 of the Rogue Iinds Irrigated
Orchard Traets. $100.
Charles F. Angle, et tix, to V.
M. Illaine, et ux, W. O. to lot 2
in bllt. 2. Olson Add to Medford.
.TKFFKIISON, Ore., May 17 OP)
T. Ksser. 40, OsWego, riding' In
the rumble seat of an automobile
was killed when the vehicle ca
reened into a dry creek -bed at
the north city limit' here at mid
night last night, his employer. L.
M. Williamson. In the rumble seat
with him suffered severe head
and other injuries, and Mrs. A. C.
Krickson suffered minor hurts,
while her husband. A. C. Krlckson,
driver nf (he c:ir, was unhurt.
ANOTHER
LANDSLIDE
BARGAIN
G2 acres, Vxcelu-nt Ksatlon, best
free wuler right: river bottom free
soil: 40 acres mostly alfalfa; good
improvements, modern home, elec
tricity; barn and other outbuild
ings: 8 bead of good cows nnd 4
head of hellers. 2 horses, in hogs
and poultry. All Tarm machinery.
This is a dandy 20-row dairy.
Priced nt only $!i5o cash: SHi.huo
on terms: fiaoo will handle cash
deal. Ilelleve It or not, you should
see Ibis before nu buy.
Here's another one to thinU about
IM acre tract to be cut up In 10
ncres or more: (irlffin Creek bot
tom soil: none better in he floor
of the valley; all level and sublrri
ir.ited: not bonded: best of location
for only ?I50 per ncre. All lands
surrounding It selling for 2(io and
hetter. Also another fto acre tract
in Willow Springs district, nil hot
torn soil, nt $1"0 per acre. Paid up
water right on port, balance not
honded. Good tenH to be had nn
any of Ihe above land.
Now don't forget. We have Biinie
dandv buys In improved acre tracts,
so If It's land you want, be sure
and see us.
GAINER i SHELEY
Central Point, Oreflcn
Res. Pftne 71 Office phone 347
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URGED AS AID TO
LI
l!y rilAMi I. YI.I,I,l-:it
(Associated Press Karm Mdltor)
WASIU.VC.TOX, May 10 M')
l-evolvim? fund to be usid m
handling land bank bonds has
heen asked of congress by ihe Na:
tlonal Orange, the American Karm
i iiireau Federation, the Farmers'
union and other agriculture 1
It Is sought as an amendment to
the federal farm loan act, iilon
with four other change which
Tarm leaders believe neressj.ry to
increase the usefulness of tho farm
loan system
As proposed, the fund would bo
used to purchase bonds during pre-
riods of financial distress and holdj
tnem until tne market became
more favorable.
L. J. Tabor, master of the Na
tional Orange, said in presenting
the new farm Issue that the prob
lem is not alone one of marketing
bonds, but of preventing real es
tate find frozen assets from crippl
ing the loaning efficiency of tho
banks.
"When Interest rates are snar
ing,' he said, "It is impossible to
market farm loan bonds. Too, dur
ing periods of unuwiial losses and
when real estate holdings have In
creased, marketing is sometimes
difficult. U is during just such pe-
j riods that agriculture 1s in live
HU'tUI'Bl Ui i irnti mil J t-
credit at reasonable rates."
Other proposed amendments
would make It possible for ex
penses of the federal farm loan
board to be met in the snme man
ner as those of the federal reserve
board are met. define more clearly
what constitutes a farm unit, and
permit a greater spread than one
per cent on certain classes of loan',
the excess to go to a reserve fund
for the purpose of stabilizing in
terest rates.
The first of those latter propo
sals, the farm groups say, would
relievo the banks of considerable
expense and enable them to in
crease their service to farmers.
The second, they say. would
of benefit to the operators of small
farms in poultry and truck terri
tory and farms under intense cul
tivation which now, no matter how
hltth their value, cannot obtain
satisfactory loans.
The third proposal Is hr.sed on
the theory that the present spread
of one per cent does not give hank
I In sections where losses hove been
great a sufficient margin nf profit
BALLOT PLACE FIGHT
ACSfriN, Texas May 17. (P)1
State Senator Thomas R. Ijovo of
On I las, a Hoover Democrat In
1H2S. today won his right to have
IiIh name placed on the Demo
cratic primary ballots as a candi
date for governor. The supreme
court granted his npplicatltin for
mandamus to compel the state
Uemoeratlc executive committee to
ive him n place on the Demo
cratic ticket, despite efforts to bar
him because of his opposition to
Alfred K. Smith in the last presl
dentin I campaign.
CHANTS 'ASS. Ore., Mny 17.
iff1) Haymond Frost, 11 year old
Josephine county boy. wns recov
ering today nfter paying been
dragged from n stream by Mrs.
Ted Taylor who was forced to
dive several tllnej to recover the
youth.
ClASSiriEO ADVERTISING RATES
Rut, per word lor first imcrtion, 2c; (Kh
tMCMrfin, iRHrlnn, lc: minimum 25e. Mil
your adt with For Sail. For Rint. ,te. and count
tlw.e wordi a, will t each initial, ttl,plMinf
number, etc., a, a word.
Claoifitd adl in adflnc, and ml takm tftrr
phon,, unl.il ad.errl.tr hat taonthl, account. Ne
allowiitct for aiion, error,.
MISCfaTiTiAPIEOUS
MOI'NTAIN air, home care, coun
try fare. Qvimrnitig, riding, fish
ing, hiking. Hates are reason
nlile, the time is seasonable,
Itrlng yuur hov nnd fill him with
Joy. Mrs. N. K. Ohrt.Arttll,- Ore.
x IW.LV WANTED MALE
WAXTHD At once, harbor, .tl-'
aro Barber Shop, "West 6th. 5ti j
L km Waited -tkmaIjB I
. j
WANT Kl) Woman or Klrl for
Kenenil housework. H04 X, Ivy:
St. 57 j
PICKED FP
TAKKX t 1 One buck lamb. irsj
croppfd. Owner pays for ad. K. ,
Wed we, 1 mile west Talent school.'
IF YOUR DOG U missing, call 369.
IStf
WANTED SITUATIONS
LADY with pirl. !
keeping. I'all 1 1 .
wants ho use
, Court St
;s
I.AOY wuutH work on ranch. Ham
llttb' boy ii years 4ld, well raised.
For baehelor or widower. lit .IN
Huron St.. Kla math Kails, Ore.
fiS
WANTi:i Housework hy hour or
day. Call 4"!' -J.
MAX with new tnieW wants steadyi
eniloyment or short contract (
hauliiiK. Hex SR. Tribune.
Ml
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANT Kl Room In private home.
Comiuerclal salesman, Rox 50, !
Tribune. r" j
WAXTK1 Laundry. Will call fr
anil deliver. Phone 47H-.I. t-!
WAXTI'.D TO RKXT Furnished
cottage, modern conveniences, '1
ItailrimtiiM inii'iiL'P iiiniltsl rllllll:
have heddiliK. linens, dishes and;
cookiiiK utensils. No children, j
no dons, best of references. lfi
flowers ami shrubbery will have!
wonilirlul cure. .1. II. Koooins,
care tii-owers KxchallKe, Tel. 2!I4
I
f7
11AVK your furniture re-uphol-j
stered. regllletl. l-eflnlshed. A. j
N. Tlllbaull, Phone '.IGU-H. Ii4;
SHKKP on shares to reliable party.
50 lo 1 Ml ewes. At home until
11a. m. or after ti p. m, 1,. A,
Salade. Jr., Central Point. do
WANTED Hay to put up on
still res. F. A. Pefflcy, 1517 W.
Main. 04tf
WANTKD You-to see the new
beautiful inexpensive rugs, made
from old clothing, carpets, rugs.
Call Nash Hotel. Ask for Geo.
Stock or A. O. Vawter, factory
representatives of Kerr Rug
Mfg. Co., Fresno. Calif. 57
WANTKD Secondhand goods and
Junk. Pat's, 1506 Prune. Ph.
547-L. 69
WANTKD Local and long distance
hauling, Insured carriers, bpec
lat stock moving equipment. Vo
guarantee to save you money.
Hawley Trnnefor, 61U N. River
side. Phono 1044-X. 73
WANTKD Lawnmowers to Sharp
en. I guarantee your lawnmow
er to cut just as well as when
new. Call and deliver free. The
old Liberty Repair Shop, 19 N.
Kir SU Chas. Ficher, Prop. Tel.
21.
FOB RENT JVPAKTMKNT8
FOR RUNT Neat 2-room furnish
ed apt., $12. 710 Welch. fiS
FOIl K10NT 4-room furnished
apartment at 220 So. tirapo St.
57
2 HOO.MH, Including electricity for
cooking, 1H per month; close in.
Inquire 410 K. Main. 67
FUltNl-SHKD 2 nnd 3-rm.
nnd garage. 004 W. 10th.
apts.
tt
FOH 1UCNT Modern 4-room du
plex. 634 N. Hnrllett. 52tt
i-OIt TllSNT Furnished
meat. 630 'S. Central.
apart
67 FOIl HUNT Desirable two bed ef
ficiency ant. Tho llerben, 10
gillnce St. GUI'
"Oil HUNT Furn.
Ivy.
apt.
228 Nn.
6S
FOH rtll.NT Well furnished npart
menu 217 West Second. St.
67
FOK HKNT Furnished apt. Hnrd
wood floors, steam heat, hot
water. Frlgldalro nnd garage. 503
So. Holly, evenings and sunuays.
60tf
FOIl BENT Furnished 3-room
duplex apart., 2u. 216 Jinven
60tf
FOIl HKNT Furnished npt. with
gurnge; adults. Tel. 117 (. even
Ings. t
FOIl RENT Modern furnished
apt., downstairs; adults. 345 No.
Hnrllett. Phone. 763-M. 27tf
FOR HKNT IIOVSES
FOIl KENT - Furnished house,
c. P. Illiilr, lterryilale Ave. 67
FOH KENT 4 .rooms nnd bath:
double sleeping porch: close In,
Tul. 92H-X, or call 21 S. Orange,
FOH RENT Unfurnished 6-room
house. 'Phone t.4!l-H. 03
Foil RENT New 8-room home.
East side. Party leaving town.
Ti l. II07-.I, Monday, for apptmt.
67lf-
FOH LEASE 6-room modern
bunguh'W on Orange St.. $40.
Will sell elec. range and Frlgid-
alre on easy terms or will re
move same. Ilrown & White,
Itealturs, Holland Hotel llldg.
Hfil'SE for rent: 6 rooms. W. C,
Janes. Capitol Hill. Tel. 370-X.
FOlt RENT 5-ronm nuulern fur-
nisheri house. Call at 1133 W.
(Ml. U,
FOH RENT Modern 4-room du
plex with private bath nnd ga
rage. 005 w. loth. r. r, i r
FOlt KENT Modern 3-rm. house
wl'h sleeping porch; nice shade,
flowers: closo In. Call 141 S
Holly. 67
FOIl HKNT Modern bungalow, nl
most new, with electric range or
witnout. Inou re 17 W. 2nd.
60tf
FOIl RENT Furnished house. 6
rooms, phone 6!ill-H. 39tf
VOH RENT Unfurnished hou,
bverette Court; electric stov,
plenty of bullt-lnJ. Icrza garage.
Phona 238. 304tf
FOR RENT Homed. Furnished
or unfurnlahed. Ilrown White.
, 17tf
HOfJRES FOR RENT and RALE-
-Call 10. Ht
FOll ilXCUAN'GlO
TKA1K 40 A. dairy ranch, suh
irrinated. several sp-rlnss. creek
runs throuyh place; ti-rm. house,
milk house, have sprint: water
piped inside; dairy barn: for
.Medford property. Tel. 4S3-J.
WILL KXCHAXOK Kor divei:-(
fied ranch or orchard, a Port -1
land close in east side upariment
limine in walkln distance of west
Hide business district; bgek con-,
struction. full ctuicl't'te basement,
automatic oil furnace: Hi -.3
and 4 -room apartments; income
$;ll) per month.
DKAL .V KXIOHT.
2H. X. P.artlett. 62
FPU KX CH A NO Ki 'A I -1 Ft It X I A
FO 1 1 OltKllON 40 a c res nea r
WatsouviUe on ood road; T-rm.
house; hath, toilet. fireplace,
electricity, chicken house for
4ou; barn, buukhouse, bi spring
that never fails. Price $li".tMMl
clear. Want onon ranch. This
place raises bulbs, cucumbers,
spuds, beans. M. J. Moon, I
lirennan St., Watsonville, Cal. r7
I FOK SALIO OK THAOM Dairy;
farm, JSi acres, pear Medtord:
uood htiilditiKS, fine sidl.
Will.
ll'uue for limn prnperlv. l..
l'ickell, ;04 K. Main. I'hoinx ti s i . !
M!
WII.I. TUAN'.SKIOlt contract onj
small hungulow piano to some;
ri'sponsilile person who will pay
nut balance on low monthly pay
ments. Will sacrifice nil money
already paid. Very high grade
make. In Iwautlful walnut finish.
This is worth investigating. Mr.
Phillips, care Mail Tribune, f.7
WHEN you thlnK or real estate,
Brown While if
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BUS1XKSS OfPOllTUNITIKS
"Oil SALK Olt HKNT Furnished
hoarding house. liuiulre 414 S. , poll SAIiK MISC!HMNKOIJS
ISivcrside. (it
T, I .'FOK SAI.I-: Conn double French
PHIVATK party wishing to Invest, n eondltlon: one-third
JS00 to $1000 In profitable bus -; ..,-. for cash. 1 1 ii Laurel.
ness. adilress Itox .M. C. C., illali;
Mall;
TrlblllH'
and party will inakeai-
pollltmellt.
do
FOR SALK Al apartment house;
easy terms, or would consider
home If clear, as down puyment.
Phone 1277-W. 32tf
FOP SALR OR TRADE A bar
gain, Sams Valley store, fltock
And fixtures, postofflce in store,
living rooms adjoining, cold
rooms, ice room, store rooms,
hot and cold water, bath, toilet
and sinks, automatic electric
pump, gas pump, kerosene pump,
oil room, garage, 4 acres land,
good market road, good local
ity, dolnjz jrond business. Htf
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALK Team horses, weight
IIOOO; team mules, wt. 2.100; one
pack mule: all young, gentle ami
true, one Fordson tractor, one
large hav cutter, good shupo,
cheap; 2V4 miles below Apple
gate store. S. I'l. Hansen. t2
FOH SAf,E 2 good milk cows:
abortion tested, Phono 17-F-4.
C. I,. Furry. 6U
iron SAt.F Five iiigii grade llol
stein cows, ono heifer. Two unit
DelJivnl milking machine. De
' i.aval electric separator, ono 420
gallon Falrbaiiks-Morso auto-
mallc pump and power sheep
shearing machine. I'hone Uiiglo
Point 4-F-31 before 0:00 a. m.
nnd after (1:00 p. in. 67
WE ARE BUYINQ all klnda of
livestock; for slaughtering; also
chlckenB, dressed veal and pork.
Rogue Hlvor Meats, Inc., Hox
816. Tel. 1663. 1620 No. HIV.
1!ttf
FOR SALiIn IIOMICfc
l.'nn KAI.K Oil THA1JE New
SiMinish stucco house, all mod
ern, 5 very large rooms, swim
ming tank basement and garage;
large living room witli rock fire
place; balcony, circle stairway,
nil h:(nilwrought fixtures. W.
W. I'rleketl, across from Oak
irove school. 60
FOH SALE OH HKNT Modern 0
rooni house; fine shade, lots of
fruit. 211 Vancouver. Phone
207-1,. 50tt
FOIl SAIE Duplex house; ono
side has 5 rooms and hath, the
other has 3 rooms: the rent from
either side will almost make the
payments on the entire house.
This house Is located in Talent.
See owner, 130S E. Main, Med
ford, or I'hone 13K3-W. 66
FOH SALE 3-rnom cottage, lOx
2. Must bo removed. Inquire
lllg T'lnes I.lir. Co. 60
OH SALE Oil Til A DIC Desirable
house and lot in Medtord for
ncreage; for few days only. F.
A. I'effley, 1517 W. Main. 64tf-
Foil SALE New modern -6-room
house, bv owner. Phono 7l-n
49tf
FOH HALE 0-rm. modern house.
near high school: almost new.
See owner, 430 N. Holly. 60
IvAST FRONT City assessments
all paid, first-class c'ltimtrucllon,
large lot. paved street, fine
neighborhood; and for few days
can make pick-up price and fair
terms. He Holmes for Homes.
Nash Hotel corner. 57
FOH SALE 3-room house In good
condition. 518 Pennsylvania. 6H
Foil SALE B-rnom. now home;
acre of berries and garden,
$3(150. llnrgain; easy terms.
Siskiyou Heights extension,
Keene Drive. Phone 744-11. tf
RESPONSIBLE PARTY CAN BUY
6-room house and 8 large lota
for nothing down and pay like
rent. Bee OWNER. 11 N. Klv
rslde. 17tf
FOH RENT FtfRNIBIIKD
ROOMS
FOlt RENT Furnished rooms In
the Palmer llldg. Call 4tl7. 61
FDR RENT FurnHhed sloeplng
room; also garage. 326 Ho. Riv
erside Ave. tf
FOIl SALR AUTOMOBILES
ANOTHER WEEK END SPECIAL
Last week's special sold the first
day. so have decided to put on
another one for Saturday and
Sunday, May 17 and 18.
11127 Nash Special 0 Coupe,
80 rubber, license and me
chnnlcaily tip-tup. Regular price
$.",3.'i.00.
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
ONLY $305.00.
EAKIN'K SUPER I'SKD CAR LOT
on SOUTH FIR.
LOST
jLOST n hlnhway botwot'ii Myr-
tlt Point and .Modford. one fly-
weight rubber hip-boot. Iteturn
to Mull Tribune. Iteward.
FOR SALE POULTRY
FOR SALK 1 0-weekH-old iff
Orpingtons; also lnyinu hens. 211
Vancouver. Phone 2i7-L. G7" (
CHICKS Hi to 14 es. Stpinre
Heal Hatchery. Pb"iie 1 5tHt-L.
1 1 1)7 K. .Main. 7S
FOR SALK 4-moK. .ild 1. L. Red,
i pullets. Phone (..ill Ksch, Kalc '
Point.
! FOR SA LE You nt: 1 tarred Rock
roosters for breeders, O. A. C. or
; Aristocrat, !.( each. See Ho-;
field, Central Point, Uoute L lbx
1 3 1 .
FOR SALK It 0 Hronze babv turks.
i 7Tc and $1.IMI a head. Call 31 S
at 7:3. Central Point. Mtf
FOR SALK Jersey Giant chicks
17c; okks 70c set tins. Phone C,
J
A. OeVoe. U-
POlt SAI.K HKAIi KSTATU
l"()lt SALK 5 acres, well Improv-i
uil; ttood location. Tel. 4:l-X.
1)1
KOK SAL1-: r, lieaullful ncri-s. Ii';
minuti-s from heart of town;;
small new t'ouse, waraice und
chicken yard; beautiful view of
Ihe valley; no frost. Owner com
pelled to return east. A barualu
for cash. I'.ox 4, Mall Tribune.
; 67
l'Hllt SAI.K A beautiful 20-acre
ranch for sale or exi'hntiKo for
Medtord property: well improv
ed; only - miles from Medford.
Joe llrnwn, 31 N. Kir Kt. .ri2tf
(JO
. j
Fl IINITCKK of tl-rm. home for
sale at sacrifice. rnone :hi,-.i.
Monday, for appointment. 57lf
FOR SALK O 1 a d I o 1 it s bulbs,
choice varieties 1.50 hundred.
30e don. Phone (I3S-.I, 12 N.
ltartlett or 73S W. Kleventh. 57
RALKD ALKALfA 2nd nnd 3rd
cutting. Fayo Carver, I'hone
15-F-U. 60
FOR SALK Iteer bottles, 25c per
dozen. Medford Warehouse. 110
FOlt HA jK Hare old violin. No
Kcusonahlc offer refused. See
at Mrs. Nancy Thompson, old
Stage road, near Jacksonville. 67
CNDUHWOOD Typewriter Agency.
Sunstrand Adding Machine Agcy,
Sales Helltals Service.
34 N. Central. Phone 112,
Hebullt machines, nil makes.
r.r.tr
FOH SAW'! New $100 gas range,
never been used. Will install in
your home for $100.00. C. H.
HuUert'leld, 203 Medtord Nail.
Hank. '
l.vili HA.I.K rietrae. irnod condl
lion: orchard cultivator, tandem
disk, "wagon! till' for J000 cash.
Tel. C7.1-V. 00
11AHOA1NS IN UHHI MACHINES
1 almost new i-etrlgoraior,
1 horse disc,
S used tractor disc,
Otl-tooth harrow,
1 3-10 plow,
1 Fordson cover crop disc,
2 used detracts,
2 used Fordsonu,
1 O'h.p. engine,
1 Hainpson tractor,
Sulky plow,
3 used sprayers. '
HUllllAHD UROS.
68'
FOlt SALE New combination
radio at less than half price. See
Von Zuudcl, Sanderson Motor
Co. 57
FOlt SALE Wagons. Will trade
for wood. Valley Fuel Co. Phone
70. note
FOIl SALE New farm wagon, 10
h. p. engine und drag saw. Tel.
631. tf
FOH SALE Horry cups and crates.
Monarch Seed Co. 40lt
FOH SALE Furniture. Huyer as
sume payments, 412 North Ivy.
I'hone 745-J. 46lf
BALED HAY, Tel. 408-H-3. 84
HEAVY groen plno slabs, large
loads, 4 ft tiers; rreo Kindling
with 3 large loads. Valley Fuel
Co., Phono 70. 35tf
FOR HALE 10.000 common brick
3,000 Wlllamlnu rug lace brick
at cost In carload. Can be seen
at new Holly Theater building.
Hnrl H. Fchl, agent. 33tf
WHEAT and rolled barley 2o lb:
choice alfalfa, baled, $20 ton.
I'hone C. A. uevoe. if
FOR SALE Tomato, cabbage,
pepiier plants. C. Carey, Phone
341-J-l, lltf
FOR SALK Front floor In splen
did condition, complete with lock
and hinges; amnll glass window!
In top; 3-ft. 6-ln. by 6-ft. t-ln.
Phone SllO-L of evening-. tf
WE PAY CASH for mohair, wool
hides, nolts and Junk. Medford
Bargain House. Phone 1062. 27
No. Grape. tf
FOR SALE Lumber. A quantity
ot 24s In 10, 12 and 14-foot
lengths. A. bargain If you can
uo them. Porter Lumber Co.
tf
FOR HALE 10x12 brooder home,
all materials complete, windows,
doors, roofing lumber and nails
for $40. Phone 124. tf
FOR SALK Used sewing ma
chines; all makes, $6 up: terms
If desired. All makes rented
and repaired. White Bewlng
Machine Co.. 14 North Bartlett.
lltf
FOR garden and field plowing,
and, gravel and sediment. Tel.
B12-J. ftsmuel Rateman.
misiNF.ss MitmrroHT
Af-conntanU
WILSON AUDITING COMPANY
Tax nnd Corporation Counselors,
Auditors and Aocountnnts. ft.
M. Wilson, C. P. A.; Lelnnd J.
Knox, C. P. A.: Lloyd Showers.
Liberty Bid. Phone 17-R.
Illcyelee
BICYCLE REPAIR SHOP Work
guarnnteed. Auto locks and keys
for all cars. 19 N. Fir St. Tel,
261, tf"
P'AGTS SEVEN
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abstrafts
'
MUJUtAY ABSTRACT CO.
stracts of Title, Title Insurance.
Koomi 3 and 5, No. 82 North
Cen'ril Ave., upstairs.
JACKSON CO.
ABSTRACT CO.
Abstracts of Title
and Title Insur
ance. Tho only com-pb-io
Title Sysicm la
Jackson County.
Chiropractic Physlclnn
DR. K. W. HOFFMAN Chiro
practic Nerve Specialist. Office
hours 9 to 12; 2 to &. 203-204
Liberty lildc. Office phone 6S0;
Res. phone 790-11.
DR. JOUKTT P. I1RAY Suite 508,
Med ford I'-bi., for chiropractic
service. Thurdays by appoint
ment. Office Tel. 1230.
Civil Engineer
f. A. NIJTTKlt Registered Civil
KiiKlni-er, luk-Klng engineer, tim
ber cruiser. KJti So. Central Ave.
I'hone 1UH-J-X. 310
l-:lcclrlc Motor lteiKilrlng
L. C. SCHAKKK Armature wind
iliK. electric motor repairing. .
Complete stock bearings and
brushes. 33 N. Central. Phones
90-.l-i: Central Point 174. 871
Kyo Specialists
Dlt. D. A. CliAMBKKS, Optome
trist. l--.ves examined. Ulasses
filled. 404 Medford Bldg. Tel.
1SS. 352tf
l-'.xpcrt Window Cleaners
LET OKOKC.K DO IT Tel. 1171.
House Cleaning, Floor Wuxlntf.
Oriental Kug Cleaning, specialty
I-'arin Loans
LOANS (let your Land Hanll!
loaus thruiigh tho Hogue Hlvei
Assn. See ine before getting a
loan. .1. It. Howen. Rogue River.
FARM LOANS Long term, 6V4.
Interest. Federal Land Bank,,
Percy A. Hray, Secy.-Treas.,
Medford N. F. L. A. Phone 60.
FInnnclnl
WE LEND MONEY to worths
people to pay their honest debts.
Pacific Coast Credit Association,
423 Medford Did., Medford, Ore,
Freight Transportation
LONO DISTANCE HAULING
Meilford-Klamuth Truck Line
Dully service. Honded carrlera -Special
rates on load lots. Autl
Freight Terminal, 30 S. Fir. Tel
1033.
General Contractor
A. E. WOOLVERTON Genera)
Contractor, cement work, four
dntlons, sidewalks. 16 N. Riven
side. Phono 132.
anvil Mower Grinding -
LAWN MOWEH GRINDING, n
, Justing, greasing. Called for! deJ
llvered for $1.00, Joa Rinardl
Cyolory, 28 H, Bartlett. Tel. 1401)
Money to Loan
6
Iiong Time
Real Estato
Mortgntco Isam;
l'bouo 1329
Commercial Finance Corp..,
Metironi, urcgon .
D( YOU NEED MONEY 7 Wf1
mnke short time loans, ah trans,
actions confidential. 657-J. Bam
later & Chrlstner,317 Liberty Bid,
Monuments
THE OREOON ORANITW CO.-.
Monuments. IS. A. Hicks, uetv
Drill Manager: P. M. Kershaw.
Sales Manager, 302 N. Front Bt,
Personal Ixiitus.
PRIVATE MONEY to loan. Good
securities bought. Money loaned
on mortgages. Room 2, Sparta
llldit.
Pnliilliig mill I'npcrhnnglng
M. A. BLISS & COMPANY Paint
ing, paperhanging and Interior
finishing. 302 Crater Lake Ave.
Phone 1004. 41
I'luno Instruction
FHED ALTON HAK1HT Teacher
of Piano. Modern clnsslcnl and
popular methods. Special sup
plemental course In popular
music for beglnnerB, any age. or
those who play. Successfully,
taught, ulso, ly mnll. Arrnnglng.
Song lyrics set to music. Halght
Music Studio, 31 H Liberty llldg.,
Medtord, Ore. Phone 72.
Printers nuil Publishers
MKDFOHD J'RINTINO CO. Hal
the host equipped printing office
in Southern Oregon. Bookbind
ing, loose leaf ledgers, billing
systems, etc. Portland prices.,' 87
N. Fir St.
Radio Service 1 1
RADIO SERVICE on any make
radio. 11. O. l'urucker, 2$ South
Grape stroet. Office Phone 836;
Res. 1442. 881
Sand and Gravel
C. A. HARTLEY Sand and Oravel
plant. Clean washed sand and
gravel; crushed gravel, all sixes.
Phone plant 1203 or office 127.
Spraying
IF YOU want a good Job of spray
ing done on your treea and shrubs
at a reasonable price. Tel. 1039.
862
Storage
WA It E I IOUHING Storage, Distri
bution. Medford Warehouse, $10
South Front St. I'hone 818.
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER STORAOM '
CO. Office 111 N, Fir Street.
Phone 815, Prioes right. Service
guarnnteed.
DAVIS TRANSFER ft STORAGE. J.
Sorvice guaranteed. - SO 8. Grape
St., Phone 644, or residence 106v. i.
Upholsterta
THIBAULT Mnker of overstuffed
Furniture -mnde to order; re--upholstering.
We estimate, show
samples. Phone $-R. Ill
h, tn 'niri ,ooi nf
c
Mary Alwlorl to v.eoie