MEDFORD MSTL TRIBTTNE, SIEDFORD, OREflOy. SUNDAY, JTTXE B, 1930.
"EVERYONE IN SOUTHERN OREGON READS THE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE'?
School News
Roosevelt School
r -irmiot Roll- - --
The following pupils of the
Roosevelt ' school-- wen- on the
honor roll for the. last six weeks
period: ' '-.--.
1 B- Jennolte House,-Lois Prln
file, Philip Todd. .
1A Oeraldlne Page. Jean Phy
thlan. .
SB Carroll Cnrkin, B o b li y
SiraiiB, Nancy Heath, Huth Nurtl-
wlok.-
A Bnrhara Bigger, Charles
Boyden, James Berrian.
SB Gloria Williams.
3A Josephine Mead, Donald
Mnntelth, Emily Tyree..-.
5B Kathryn Mead, and Mabel
O'Nell. -.,-,. . r ...
CA O r v a Stevens. Caroline
Cook.'' ; ., ,
Trie following were on the honor
roll for the entire semester:
Geraldlne Page 1A, Jean Phy
thianJ 1A, Josephine Mead aA.
Donald Monteith 3A, Orvu. Stevens
SA. - , ... ; ..
Going Places .
The. teachers. of Roosevelt school
have the following plans for the
summer: ......
Gertrude Watallng,. Stanford
university,.; Allien Maxwell, at her
home in Jacksonville, Myra Rus
sell, Iowa. State Teachers, college;
Anna B. . Carter, at her home- in
.Medford; Prlscilla,. Webb, u trip. to
California; Freda Schneider, San
Kranaisoo and afterwards her home
in Woodburn; Nina Caiion, n mo
tor trip do Seattle; Kthel: Willits,,
roam at ner own sweet will; Elear
nor Curry, at her home in Indiana;
Mildred Aspinwall, course of study
work and then a trip; Sara Van
Meter, a trip to the middle west..
.' Thro 'Treats! ;
. Those members of the fourth
and 'fifth" grade spelling -classes
who' received '100 per cent in
spelling every Friday, during the
Bemester were taken-tu the Rialto
theater by Miss Webber on Thursday-afternoon:
i -. .
Saturday evening Mrs. ChHders
and " 'her championshipi baseball
team, had a- good time. . First they
went- to -the armory and had.- a
skating party. Then they air went
to Crowson'ft where Mrs. ChllderB
was nostess ; at a. '"feed".-- -
The -100-- per cent sixth grade
spellers- were' entertained at Miss
Webber's-1 home last Saturday eve
ning'. '-'-- - -' t
" ; ' doxe of School
'On Tuesday and Wednesday the
fourth, fifth and sixth grades
took their M n a J...exitmlnations.
Thursday and Friday were . holi
days for tho pupils.
Friday nt 2:30 -the girls and
hoys came back just long enough
to get their report enrds. Almost
everybody seemed to be happy
over the outcome of the year's
wo lit,
' Honor Hull for Semester
IB
Ralph Brack, Kemper Hull,
Delia Shults, Stella Shults.
l.
Philip Albnrn 2A's SB's
Bobby Chliders 1A OR's
Jack Edmonds 1A SB's
Wallace Mold 1A OB's
Jean Stevens ' 7R's
Helen Turnblndo 4A's 313 s
211
Norma Albnrn 6A's 2B's
Dick Morgan IA's 4B's
2A
Olhdys Kelley SA's SB's
Melba. Mnn.o 1A ' 7B's
Cledlth Ittitledge '.-.....".. OA's SB's
:..-'.- -: JIB
Jeahetto White 7A's 2B's
Ivn- Schroder OA's 3B's
ilA
Ilellen Smedley SA's IB
Iliith Wulden 6A'a 4B's
4 A
Oeorge Dudley
Mary Kellogg .
... 1A
ion's
(ill's
.... r.A'8
Kay Makagiro
Jo'sslo Estello--Phyllls
Nellson
3A's
r.B
Hull OA's'
7B's
7B's
(111
GB'a OA's
ft A
John Dickinson :.!,. SA's
Trls s'peuker ...i 6A'
SB's
OB'S
Pupils Neither Alwent Nor Tardy
' .... i IA
Arthur Weber. Norman Contrail
; .,!,. ... SB '- '"
Vernon Klein. ' '
-.: ' SB ''.
, Helen Cox, Clayi Hlgglns,
Shults,. I.ucile Shults.
A
Geo,
Albert' Plche. Bula Ruch, Ruth
Walker, Mary Woodrldge.
4D '
Corrlnne Harwood, Donald Hlg
Blhs, ' Jack I-a Tnurrettle. Kay
Nagaglre. lone Russell. La Verne
Dell. Vnlller Fields, Wagoner.
r.B
Jessie ' Estelle Hull, William
"Pearee, Donald Snyder.
6 A
Joe HICElns. Pauline McCalli
lister.
Elsie Renwell. Jen Walker.
6B
Wayne- Crews, Dorothea Hask
ens. Anno Huff. Phyllis Nellson.
Teoeliers' Vacations
Miss Ora Cox will nttend sum
mer school at Greeley. Colorado.
The remslnder of the summer she
.. .Medford
Investment
Company
General Insurance
nUdford, OreBn
125 E.' 8lxlh St. - Phone 1224
Lincoln School j
aim to "spend .wlthvjelatlfVes and
friend In Bushnell.' Illinois: '
Miss Lucille Abbott will spend'
part. of. the summer with her
brother and their family at Klam
ath Falls.
Miss Mailii Hnrrio u(ll nttnn.l )
summer school at Eugene. The
remainder of the summer with !
her brother anil his family at I
grants Pass.
summer"?, T"? """"V"8 i
summer at her home In Salem.1
She may take work at Willam- j
ette university..
. Miss, Edith Limit plans to re
turn to San Jose, California. She
will . graduate from the state nor-
mal tliere early in the fall.
I Mrs. Ruth Shangle plans to vis
it In Washington after which she
will devoto her .time lo. her home
on Dakota avenue. .
Mrs. Flora Chliders has ft new
little "home.- on Edwards street
to which she Is going to devote
her time until the opening of
school In September. ...
Miss Emily Webber has already
enrolled with the I niversliy of
Oregon expedition that will visit)
Alaska this summer. After, the
completion of her course she will.
go to.her home at Rattle Ground. '
Washington;
Mrs. .. l'earl Turner, and her
daughter. Miss Margaret- Turner
Will enroll on June 17 at the Uni
versity ot Washington for. six
weeks of study.. From then until
the . opening of the fall term she
will enjoy . herself at, her home
near the airport.
Miss Althea Gray , left early
Snturdav morning for a short
visit, with relatives In eastern Ore
gon. Ijiter she will enroll nt the
University of Oregon. ;
FURNAS TELLS OF
TIRE PRICE DROP
Many motorists wore assured ot
a Having in the cost of automo
bile upkeep today when two tire
companies Goodyear- and general
announced reductions ranKing
up to five per cent on most popT
ular sizes, according to word, re
ceived by C. C. Furnas of the
Medford Service Station, Goodyear
dealer.
The. Goodyear Tire & Rubber
company, ono. of the "big four''
of the American tire industry, was
the first to announce n price slush.
P. W. Litchfield, president of
Goodyear, in announcing a cut of
five per cent on four-ply pussen
gfr tires, npd tubes nud- smaller
reductions on some . heavy duty
sizes, said the retail . buyer was
now able to buy tires at tho cheap
est price in history. , .
The reductions were coincident
with the sensational drop In crude
rubber prices, both in New York
and .London,, which -was the culy,
mination of a steady decline' since
early t in the year which leading
British and Dutch growers have
attempted to curb through re
stricted production. Mr. Litchfield
said that the cut wan Influenced
by this drop In tho price of raw
materials and nlso tho improved
manufacturing methods of Good
year. v
Will Demonstrate
Pressure Cookers
For One Week
C. S. Alexander, factory repre
sentative of the National Pressure
Cooking company, will be nt the
Montgomery Ward A company's
Med font store daily, starting on
MondaytcJuno 9th for one week
and will demonstrate the Windsor
Pressure cooker.
The fact that this cooker has
been tested nnd approved by the
Good Housekeeping Institute Is a
recommendation that speaks for
Itself.. Pressure cookers are also
endorsed by the department of ag
riculture and are claimed to be
the only safe way of canning non
acid fruit and vegetables. This
Winsor . Pressure Cooker is also
approved by the National Con
nor's laboratories, Home Conner's
association nnd Home Makers, (Ac
cording to Mr. Andres, local man
ager of the Montgomery Ward
store hero. "
4
Will Distribute
Samples Popular
4 Kinds of Soap
John J. Derm6ay." district man
ager of the Los Angeles" Soap Co.
and Mrs. Dermodr arc In Medford
in the interest of tho White King
and Mission Bell toilet soaps..
Mrs. Dermody gave a talk over
station K.MED Saturday regard
inn these two well-known, popu
lar household products.
Samples of White King will hi
demonstrated this week nccom-
nnnied bv n coupon good for a
bar of Mission Bell free when pre
scnted to your grocer.
HELP WANTED FEjiAIiB
WAXTKD School girl to. assist
with housework, small family,
adults; references-required. Olv
bhone number. Write to liox i.
Tribune. '
WANTED Woman for general
housework In country nome. Mrs.
vile f'nntrull. Htlcll. or call 22
K-23. Jacksonville. 0
IIKLP WANTEll-I-KMAI,
-MALE OR
WANTED Well educated man or
woman young enough to have
pep, good appearance, pleasant
ddrpMA. to sell the best line of
HrofMoi nnd merchandise on mar
ket today; very reasonably
priced; commissions i i o e r n. i,
quality absolutely guaranteed by
hnnnrntila men. Call 9 64-L fff
Our ft ew Pacific Coast State
(Pud flu Rural Press)
If ,hls 1400 mlles ot P"1'1 CoM
f t,n l A. hnd not been carve'd
Into states by the hard riding;
slrflii'ht shnnttnt' mid Inntl deei'ilm.
'nB of our pioneers, whose ambition
waB to mako helr hound-
I nries go as rar as possible, we
might now have four . Instead of
i three salt water states here.
Following this thought even fur
tner. we mignt now Know 01 stm ni',,c v ' lv'1 " "c i -.-u . fioworil HI1(1 rri,.s -ivi
fifth state, comprising nil of Call- j congresR in time to include tho pro-, l.(1 nt w ntll ,
fornia south of the Tehaehupij l't 'n the next rivers and harbor- . ;
mountains. There might even be an j Miproiiruuion. The plan which theiptut HKXT Modern 4-rm. house;
nrL-ument nver whether the north- i engineer may select might call furl 'nge. H15 W. IMlh. ; j
ern or southorn half were entitled ; anywhere from .UlUUMiii to ?1C
lo the name of California. I oih.uoo.
The other region entitled by
economic circumstances to. a state
hood might be called the State of
l Siskiyou, comprising the northern
j.CilUtol.mn I1IU,
southern Oregon
Have you ever heard of Siskiyou
,,.,,, , It exl,,, nlone .ho Pa.
- :,, - ocean when the latter ex-
t(.nded east of the submerged Cns-
cades and Sierra Nevada moun
tains. Hut lately this Island has
been known as a mountain range
from east to west between the
Sierra and the sea. It is older land
than anything else west of the
Rockies. Our imaginary State of
Siskiyou would closely follow the
limits of this mountainous area, ex
tending from the northern head
waters of the Sacramento river to
the southern headwaters of the
great Willamette. Let it include the
Kin math nnd Rogue river buslns
with their wide valleys and tim
bered lake plateaus. It would take
in Curry, Josephine, Jacksqn, Kin
math and Lake counties. Trinity
nnd Del Norto counties in Califor
nia. Kven southwestern Idaho and
northern Nevadn ore tributary and
might he Included.
This geological island, as It
were, nearly defines the boun
daries of an . island In the eco
nomic affairs of the Pacific Coast.
The people who live In this "state"
call their country the Mid-Pacific
Kmpire and are striving to over
come the handicap of being hem
med in by. mountain barriers. This
-Kone, liea roughly half way between
Portland and San Francisco nnd
its business affairs are based upon
those two market centers, just as
Fresno depends upon both San
Francisco and Los Angeles.
Not only is transportation titne
on the way to market more of n
handicap, than it is - In counties
closer to these big. enters, hut
freight rates (except , , .transconti
nentnlly) are out of proportion.
Despite this situation the popu
lation, and. business of. the Mid-
Pacific Kmplro Is growing rapidly
and -the, spirit of these people will
brook no obstacle. Liko the early
day citrus fruit urowers in southern
California who banded together to
develop water? nnd cities, nnd rt
last, to break . down the prohibitive
freight rates to tho ; enst these
southern Oregontans and northern
Cnllforninns are rapidly cementing
into a united front.
This sense of community Inter
est has lately been crystnllzed by
organization of tho Northern California-Southern
Oregon Develop
ment Association, with headquar
ters at Medford. C. K. Gates of
this city is president. , Vice-presi
dents are Thomas E. Peacock of
Del Norte county, Irving K. Vin
ing of Jackson county, Isnnc Rest
nf Josephine county, and C. R.
Williams of Klamath county. The
association has three directors from
each county; one to represent the
board of supervisors, one a city
councilman from some city in the
county and one member represent
ing the chambers of commerce in
the- county. These directors have
been hand picked to completely
represent every industry farming,
mining and lumbering.
Every person in Oregon and Cali
fornia has become familiar during
the last few years with the battle
lines drawn up by the two great
railroad systems which are fight
ing for domination .of this Mid
Pacific Empire. The Great Northern-Northern
Pncific- Western Pa
cific coalition want to reach San
Francisco from the north, promM
ing greater development to south
ern Oregon and northern Callfor-,
nia than has ever come to them
before. Pitted against this effort is
all the influence of the Southern
Pacific, the only through road now
serving this stone, and which main
tains that Its own facilities are
sufficient to the need.
People In these counties have
hope that hichevor wny the war
between these rail giants Is settled,
they will be better served than tlvy
are now. But they nre not ld'.y
waiting.- They nre taking steps to
build, up a valuable Independence.
. They have found nn nee that will
trump any railroad trick. This is
the development of Crescent Clty'i
harbor-Into a deep water port. Tho
territory which It can serve Is equal
to the area of all the New England
WANTED SITUATIONS
SCHOOL GIRL wants work taking
care of children and helping with
' housework, phone 113. "!
YOt'NO LADY of good nppearancrt
wants Job In store or beauty par-!
lur. Hox 124, Phoenix. 79!
GfRL, IS, wants place ns hotme
keeper's helper or care of chil
dren. Hox 124, Phoenix. 78
WANTED Hv nrtnlts
Phone 8fl.-Y.
housework
84
LADY With little girl wnnls houpe
kceping for man; small wages If
fair home. Write or call ii.k
.tn
Court St.
YOU NO MAN with 10 years finan
cial experience wishoji to beeome
associated with some Medford
firm nt small snlnry nnd chance
to prove ability, liox C. L.t Mall
Tribune, 78
YOPNO LADY wants position as
saleslady in store; can do Bhow
card writing nnd art work. Itnx
1037, Medford. 7 8
states. In 19:M tho Federal govern
ment started building a three-mlV
breakwater to make this a protect-!
ed harbor. So far fl.lou.uuu has.
been spent in building 1 Vj miles.
nf this. On Aiiril AX tile lll-nlv en-1
Sineers held a hearing on tho mat-1
,,er In Crescent City for the put-.
poso of drawing up final plans for'
f deep water develupment and shore,
j construction. Their tost estimates
One year ago a wide grade mod
ern highway was comploted nnd
opened to traffic between Crescent
City ad Grants Pass. Of these 87
miles only about 30 are mountain
ous. From Grants Pass It is 33
miles up the Rogue River Valley tu I
this city, and then 77 miles inland
to Klamath Falls, the center of i
present railroad strategy. Since i
last June these interior cities have
been leaning increasingly upon
truck,, hauled goods , brought hv
water to Crescent City. Tho saving
which this meant is comparison to j
rail rates on goods shipped from
San Francisco is shown in tho fol
lowing tables compiled nt the time
this truck movement commenced In
earnest:
To Med ford
1st
class
freight
Railroad
32.0
2nd 3rd
class) class)
4th
class
freight
freight
$27.20
freight
$22.30
(16.00
$10.30
$14.25
$:i.ofi
$20.20
$M.2r.
via Crescent City
SJ0.M0 $18.00
$12.00 $0.20 S&.30
To Grants Pass
Railroad
.33.70 $2S.1W $23,110
Via Crescent City
$20.0I $1S.()0 $1(1.00
$13.70 $10.00 J 7. tin jr.. or,
The ra i I roa ds h a vo s i n ce met
some of these lower rates via water
and truck but since the later In
clude pick-up nnd delivery costs,
t h ey still a re c h ea pe r than ra 1 1
rates. So this is the ace which the
Mid-Pacific Empire holds.
Rut this is only a heglnning!
So far there Is very little outbound,
freight through Crescent City from
the interior. The city of Grants
Pass has bonded itself to build a
railroad to Crescent City. Only IS
miles have been built with 68 left
to go. There is obviously too great
a cost involved in tho com-plotion
of this road for such n small city
to stand by itself. Men-go about
whispering to one anotlipr now in
southern Oregon that wiwhln five
years they will see ono of 'the big
rail lines complete this venture and
connect the new deep water port
with the entire Rogue Rivr Valley
and with norfh and soutTi btitlots'io'
transcontinental routes1.' Thi wtosrHl
give a flexibility in shopping and
marketing that; would -'lie Unexcel
led by that In any Pncific coast
district.
The. Rogue River Valley fruit In
dustry amounts to about 4. SO it ears
each year, mostly pears and -(apples.
A large part of this crop nU
ready goes to export markets but
mostly through New York and
eastern Canadian ports. About 10
per cent leaves this, country , it
Portland. If local rail rates wero
not so high nnd if more extensiv
steamship service were nvnilahle
nt Portland, with its splendid ship;
side cold storage plants, more
.would find an exit there. The same
applies if San Francisco were not
so fnr away in terms of freight
rates nnd had large enough ship
side cold storage facilities. Hut
presuming that these "ifs" nre too
great to overcome, these fruit
growers are planning to build a
large shipside cold storage plant nt
Crescent City as soon ns that port
Is developed and a railroad reaches
it. This more than nnything else
would stimulate export sales de
velopment and the whole fruit In
dustry In the Rogue River country.
It Is true this dream isiof the
future. Yet it is not far off. Plans
are afoot now to hold economic
conferences signal huddles for
team play for each Industry. The
first is the Mid-Pacific Empire
Mineral Economic Conference
be held at'Grants Puss on July 1
Then comes tho Mid-Puciflc Em
pire Agricultural Economic Con
ference at Medford In Sept ember,
and the Mid-Pacific Empire Tim
ber Economic Conference at Kla
math Falls In October.
Our mythical State of Siskiyou
Is using Its brains to pry open the
door to every natural advantage
nnd asset it possesses. Therg Is
"Is Angeles aggressiveness" in the
air. In fact one keeps bumping Into
transplanted Los Angeles settlers
nnd Invested o3 Angeles capital
wherever he wanders in this Mid
Pacific Empire. Where there's a
will there's a way!
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Piano In exchnmre for
good auto, p.fix 7, Ashland. 7
WANTED To hear frorn owner of
farm or unimproved land for
s.ile. o. K. Hnwlcy, ISnldwtn,
Wis. 7x
WANTED $3000 on
proved farm, 5
Medford. P.ox .1. D.,
80-aere im
mlles from
Tribune. 7!
PAIR OF SHOES taken from
Wool worth's, belonging to wid
ow. Return to Mat! Tribune. 7H
WAXTKD To ront ninKle room
for Kntlpmn. Aftdrcf, "lloom.1
Mn II Tribune. SO
.MINI IT
'. WAN'TKD 2nil
hand canvas. Tnl.
C. A. DoVoe. 7 Otf
HAVE your furnituro rf'-tiphol.tfr-'
fr, ro - f Inlnhed nml re - Klurl
Thlliaillt, Tel. ! 6 9 -1 1. l
WANTKD Hnconil-nnnrt iioo'il nnd
Junk. Pat's. 150(1 Prune. I'd,
S47-I,. 102
WANTED Lawnmowf to Sharp
en. 1 Kuarantee your Uwnrnow-
er to cut lut a wall a wnen
nw. Call and dollvor free. The
old Liberty Kopalr Hhop, 19 N.
Fir Ht. Ch. richer. Prop. Tel.
!tl. ... Itl'
HELP WANTED-MALE
WANTED Man with enr to sell
nursery stuck; liberal commis-.
sion. Villa Nurseries, 211 Bilss;
St., Mectruru. 7 tl" -
WANTED Collector for Medford
and local territory. Commission,
oasis. Mr. West. Durell court.
33 North. Holly evenings.
78
FOR REM HO US ICS
'
'''" "I-'1' l'-uinlticd or unfur-.
Yent'"lens- !
,(nable. Call 17 Newtown Si. 7X
Foil IIKXT For summer. 5-nmm ,
l-'Olt HKXT Furnished house at
1 . 1 o V. Main; 4 rooms and hath.
Phone C. A. DeVoe. 7titf
! FOR RENT
j home. 5U
I 137.H-H.
or SALE
Rose. Mrs.
Model
Kyle.
7Htt
FOR RENT June 1st. 6-room
modern, partly furnished house;
electric range, garage, chicken
i yard, nice lawn, flowers nnd
fruit; paved street, close to grade i
and high school. Call Dti4-L. Gtitf
FOR RENT ft-room modern
i houstf on pavement with stove.
I inquire HIT W. 2nd. ti-ltf
FOB RRNT Unfurnished houst,
Everette Court; electric stove.
plenty of built-in, large garage,
Phone 238. 304tf
FOR RENT Homes. Furnished
or unfurnished, Brown & White.
17tf
HOUSES FOR RENT and BALK
Call JOB. f
FOR RUNT FURNISHED
ROOMS
FOR RENT Nicely furnished
sh'cnintr rooms, first or second ,
floor. Rates reasonable. 32t
South Riverside. tf
FOR RENT
in; hath, g
-Room for men, close
ittigc. i.H.t East Main.
1)1! 1M-: NT
nut lumi-tl.
lii.i-X.
-KonniM Willi or witll
lill'.l W. lUlll. Phono
HOOM Wit WON'T Nice larRO
room with board. Phone T6H-H.
7 Ut t
FOR RENT Attractive, room,
board, reasonable; garnite. 33
N. Peach. 74tf
FOR HUNT llented, attractive
room. 804 Hast Main. 7:111"
'LIOASANT room with board st
710 K. Main. Phono 722. tl3tf
TOR HKNT -APARTMENTS
FOR RUNT Apartment,
Main.
80(1 W.
s:i
FOR HKNT Furnished apart
ment; electric ranun. naniKe; em
ployed pooplo preferred. Phono
1432-X. l
FOUJJENT Furnished npts. with
sleeping porch, private bath. In
n mro H-'t WiHt Kith. 78
FOR RUNT Furn. housokeeplnir
- apt?4 311 No. llartlett. 74tt
VORUENT R-room furnished
apt., 2 blocks from library, in
quire 804 East Main. Tel. 2R7-J.
1 74tf
FOR RUNT Furnished modern
.. upts.;- downstairs. 345 No. Harl
,lctV "tf
FOR RKNT Apt., 3 rooms, pri
vate -bath, private entrance, kui'-
Vnira. 9 K. Jackson. Phono
5112-Y. 78
FOH RICNT Attractive furnlKhed
duplex for two or throe business
men or women. 905 W. lotli
FOR , RF.NT Modern furnished
e. apt. Adults. Phone 003-Y. 315
"N. Holly. 72tf
FOR RUNT 3-room npt.; llnhts,
water and garage. Phone 4S2rII.
70tf
FOR RUNT Strictly modern 3 nnd
4-room npts. at Flndlay Apart-
; ments, 603 B. Holly St., evenlnns
and Sundnys. 68tf
FOR RF.NT Spanish duplex. 10
Ho. Newtown. Mrs. Kyle, Phono
1378-R. 67tt
FOR RENT 3-room npt. with pri
vate bath. Phone 1015-Y. 06tt
FO RRENT Apartments. Call In
afternoon and evenings. 107 Mis
tletoe. 68tf
FURNISHED
and garage.
2 and 8-rm.
104 W. loth.
opts
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I'Oll RKNT SlIRCErXANF.OUS
flit RENT riarntio, $3.00 per
month. 325 South Riverside Ave.
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FOR RENT 2 rooms, cabins;
light, water furnished. 812 Sum
mit. 78
IXIST
LOST lllnrk kcyholder. Mrs.
Walter A. Jones, 45 Barneburg
road. Phono 1144-X. Reward.
68tf
MISOLTjLANKOUS
PERSON Is known who took smnll
block moire coin purso eonlaln
inlg bills and change, Saturday
nflernoon In Mann's rest rorm.
Please leave at Mann's Dept.
store, unit no questions will he
nsked. So
INTENSIVE class work In Cnmn
. . tometer or Iturroughs Calculator
.i. training stnrte soon nt the Med
ford Business College. Steno
typy nnd Machine Bookkeeping
nlso offer Increased "framing
power. OWN. S2
CARPENTER Builder, repairing.
Prices right. 445 South Front.
!I3-R. 78
Dl'SIMCSS On-OHTCNITIKS
FOR SALE One of tho best small
hotels In the citv of Pendleton,
Ore. Inoiilre If. M. Butts at
Sunrise- Lunch, 12th nnd Ho. Pa
cific highway. V
FOR SALE A bargain In nn ex
cellent grocery store. Will sell
fixtures 75 of Inventory nnd
stock 95 of Inventory. No price
nsked for good-will. 12500 will
. handle. A real location. See
Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc. T.f
FOR SALE Lang Cafe,
down payment. IJorrls,
Small
Calif.
90
l'ICKED UP
IF YOUR DOG is missing, call 369.
IStf
i '
FOR ESC1IA.NGIS
wll.l
EXCHANGE Modern 5-
room house, oak floors, hath.
nixA, j-arag'. fruit trees, garden'
and A. land under paid-up ir
rigation ditch with plenty of
water; city light and water. Will
exchange for improved acreage
near Ashland or Medford Wrlle
liox 1 (JO. R. F. li. 1, Klamath
Falls. 7X
JKii-ACliK grain and sheep ranch.
Jio.euii; open rane joining; lo
cated 7 miles from Diamond,
Harney county; level, good soil.,
37fi acres cultivated, net I inn wire
fence, S wells, good water. 4- '
room house, shade trees. out-
buildings, stables, corrals, gran-'
ai-y. mail route; no eneumhn.nee. I
Will trade for smaller place.
What have you? Inquire of own- j
er, C. Schafer. R. 1. Junction I
City. Ore. 7S
Foil THAlli: My heautlfill Imllil
Inn Hlto in Moonoy Aores, Kolso,
Wash., for nronorty Imhwi-chi
Ashland nnd Mi'dford; value
$iniio; will nssunn ind. aliovo i
$1000. K. 1.. .Silvers, SpruKUo.
Ore. S3
TO T It A I ) K $140(r equity In near-j
Iv now ft-room modern house, '
with sleeping - poreh. Kni-nyo.
woodshed, nice lawn, Kt'den,
flowers, shade; in ood rewldeneo
section, one hloek off pavement,
together with some cash, for
well Improved small pla.ee not
more than two miles from Med
ford. preferably above frost. Ad
dress 1'. t). liox 735, Medford. 711
Von KXCHANClr; Sun yourself
in sunny Bouthern California.
KnKutte in poultry raising on a
splendid 5-aero poultry farm
elose to Ulvei-siilo. New, modern
4-room ItiinKalow, chicken house,
brooder houso nnd other im
provements. Present owner paid
$15,000 for place nnd wnnts stock
nronertv la free from enrum-
hrance. See Charles A. WlnK
Airency. Inc. so
FOR SAI.H. POCiyTRY
FOR SALE Eggs. 50o setting.
Phono C. A. DeVoe. Hfi
FOR SAMS LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE 12 nice brood sows,
also 1 male, mostly full Duroc
Jersey stock. A. I". Bump, Ma
drona Park. Jacksonville route.
79
'OR SALE
.1-5.
-Fresh cow. Cull 623-
78
FOR SALE 1 Ouernesy cow. 1
calf I! mos. old. 2 calves 4 mos.
old. South end Pencil St. Tel.
774-.I-3. 78
WIS ARB BUYINQ all kinds of
livestock for slaughtering; also
chickens, dressed ven4 and pork.
Rogue River Meats, Inc.. Box
Dili. Tel. 1559. 1520 No. Rlv.
19tf"
FOR BALIS AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE 102U
Phono II 1 1-11-2.
Ford
ronilster,
78
OOOD USED OARS
OAKS THAT AHH WORTH
MORE THAN THE PRICE:
103(1 Chev. Sedan.
102S Essex Sedan.
11120 Ford A Pickup.
1927 Essex Conch.
11129 DeSoto.
1929 Essex Sodan.
1927 Chev. Sedan.
And others.
ARMSTRONG MOTORS. INC.
S. Riverside. Phono 18.
82
FOR 8ALK IllCAIi' KSTATB
!7 ACRES Alfalfa- nnd clover.
All stock nnd equipment goes
with the plnce. Around $5000
to handle; bnlnnce payments
$500 per year; 15 milk cows,
bull and chickens; excellent soil,
nnd one of the best buys In tho
valley. SOUTHERN OREGON
REALTY CO., IIS No. Riverside,
Nat. BIdg. 78
FOR SALE OR TRADE Do not
miss this. 4-room house, hath,
sleeping porch and garage, In
first-class shapo, near high
school, on corner. 2 large lots:
easy terms. Will sell at a ble
sacrifice. J. Taylor. 240 Ho.
Oranc. Phono 739. 7Stf
BARGAIN DELUXE 5 acres, 3
miles out: rich deep soil, 8 acres
plow land; idenl for fruit: new
house; magnificent view. Owner
house: mngniriclnet view. Owner
must leave at once. For quick
sale onlv $750; $550 cash. bal.
$25 monthly. Heo D. E. Millard,
423 E. Main. 78
OH BOY! Hero it Is nt Inst n
real buy In an orchard: 50 acres,
12 A. 20-yr. Bartletts, 3 A. 20-yr.
Hoses, 13 A. 20-yr. apples, bal
ance wheat; good 5-rootn house,
complete equipment, A-l road,
close to Medford; $25,000, $5000
down, bal. terms.
J. C. BARNES,
16 So. central. Phono 409.
79
FOR SALE If you hnvo $1150 or
$2750 cash, oome in and let us
show you nn unusual chance to
own your choice of either of two
MerlTord homes. New, modern,
well located, paved, etc. Those
are real actual sacrifices of valuo
by tho owner In order to Het
cash.
BROWN & WHITE. Roaltora,
Holland Hotel Building.
tf
'OR SALE 5 ncres, nil In culti
vation, 4 ncres cherries, npricots,
Reaches and apples; new 4-room
ousc, chicken house, garage.
Priced to sell for only $2100.
Would consider a trade.
DEAL & K NIGHT,
20 N. Ilartlelt. f
ALFALFA AND ORCHARD mnko
n strong comnlnatlon. Twenty
five acres, 3 miles out, nboilt 6
ncres bearing orchard, morn than
12 acres under ditch, rich land
and good neighborhood. Ten
thousand dollars, fruit crop In
cluded to June 15; after that datr
reserved. Heo HOLM ICS for
HOMES, Nash Hotel corner. 79
WHEN yon think of real estnte,
think of Brown & White. tf
FOR SALE Lltllo rnrms close In
City water, electricity nnd all of
a city's conveniences without tho
high tax; comfortable 4 and 6
room houses with water to the
kllchen sink. We se these to
responsible parties on terms like
rent. No down payment other
man tne regular monthly rental.
WOLD & WOLD,
19 No. Riverside. .
lit!'
,') ,. .
FOR SAIoCi nuMR
FOR SALE Attractive new. mod
ern fwoitm home, located close
In on paved street, beautiful yard
wit It all kinds of flowers and
shrubs; house has living room,
dining room, kitchen. 2 bed
rooms, bath, basement and fur
n:ice. A cozy little home for
f-tr.nil; only 7."t down. See
Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc..
exclusive agents.
KOIt SA A very nttraetlve li
room modern home, corner lot,
beautiful lawn, shade anil flow
ers, -car t-'iu-aite. House has
lai'ie living room with fireplace,
h-,i-dwooil floor nnd built-ins.
modern hultt-tii dinlnt; room. 'A
commodious bedrooms anil
sleepinu room. both, basement
nud furnnce. One of thu choic
est homes in Medford, Total
price $'i."un; $20110 cash, balance
on terms to suit responsible par
ties. Kee Charles A. WlllK Anency
Inc.. exclusive UKents. 711
KOIt SAt.K 2 modem homes. 1
new; $100 down, lial, easy terms.
317 Liberty llldu. TS"
KOIt SAI.K One 0-room modern I
house, Jacksonville; fine cellar.
iood well, city water, electric
ilKhts, I acre fine ttarden anil
outbuildings, at a sacrifice if
taken at onco. Write box 11. C,
Mall Tribune. 78
KOIt (ilUCK BAI.K Almost new.
modern 4-room furnished or un
furnished home on pavement;
fine lawn and tai-den: small pay
ment down; excellent contract.
Call 3111-11. 7 S 1 1
A ltKAI. 1IAIKIAIN New 5-room
KiiKllsh bungalow on paved sts.;
beautiful location; easy terms.
I tl. PICK ICt, L,, 04 U. Main.
Phone 018. 82
MO ID RUN liunitntnw In Corvallls
to exchange for property In or
near Medford, ucreaKe preferred.
Kinina Hellutly, Corvullls, Ore.
7!)
FOH RALK OH TKAUR;
Desirable
houso and lot In Medford for
acreage, for few days only. Tel.
1015-V. 1617 W. Main. 6411
FOR SALE ri-roton new home,
acre of berries and garden,
$3950. Bargnl'm easy terms.
Klsklyou Heights extension,
Keeno Drive. Phone 744-R. tf
RESPONSIBLIi! PARTY CAN BUY
6-room houie and 8 large lota
for nothing down and pay like
rent. Beo OWNISR, 1 N. Riv
erside. 17tf
FOR SALIC MISGEIiIiANttOUS
FOR SAI
plete 0
.1-: Chicken dinner com
ic. Club Cl.fe. 7S
POR MALI
cherries.
! Early Richmond pie
Phono 639-.I-2. so
FOR SALE OR TRADE New post
card slzo kodak. Call 9I1S-M. 79
FOR SALE Dining table, dresser,
refrigerator and other articles.
233 N. Grape. SI
UNDERWOOD Typewriter Agency.
Sunstrand Adding Machine Agcy.
i Sales Rentals Survico.
! 84 N. Central. Phone 112.
Rebuilt machines, all makes.
6rtf
DR. BLAZO'S Lnxatlve Tablets nre
guaranteed by lloul h's Drug
Store to be the most efficient
laxative you ever used. 78
FOR SALE A-l barley, $32
whole or $36 ground. Mrs. H.
G. Peril, Airport road. 83
FOR SALE Cletrao In good work
ing order. W. H. Arnold, R. 1,
Box 31. Tel. 623-R-2. 07tf
FOR- SALE Fordson parts. W.
H. Arnold, H. 1, Box 31. Phone
628-R-2. 07lt
FOR SALE Berry cups $7.60 per
1000. Monarch seed Co. if
'OR SALE Hoover Vacuum
cleaner with uttttchmenls. 817
W. loth. S3
FOR HALE OH EXCHANGE-ltcnl
housecar body Hxl 7-ft.. about 6
ft. high Inside; twin beds, built
in kitchen, radio, lots of closet
room, good tires, good mechan
ical equipment. I bought ranch
here so for snle cheap or trade
for tractor, livestock or what
have you. Add. Peter Freder
Ickson. Uen. Delivery, Grunts
Pass, Ore. 78
FOR HALE Used Hnvage washer,
good as new, $40. Inquire at
Maytag Shop, 19 N. Bartlett.
Phone 12IIU. 78
FOR SALft Beo supplies,
arch Seed Co.
Mon
tf FOR SALE Land plaster,
nrch Heed Co.
Mon
6tf FOR SALE Ekonomy Dairy Fly
Hpray is guaranteed to kill (lies.
Monarcn aeoa Co. tf
WHEAT nnd rolled barley, 2o a lb.,
$36 a ton; baled alfalfa, lc a lb.,
$17 a tun. Phone C. A. DeVoe.
tf"
FOR SALE Hay salt, 60 Ibi.
Monarch Seed Co.
66 c.
tf
FOR SALE Wagons. Will trade
for wood. Valley Fuel Co. Phone
YU. 60tl
FOR SALE Furniture. Buyer as
sume payments. 412 North Ivy
Phone 745-J, 45tf
HEAVY green pine slabs, large
loads, 4 V4 tiers; free kindling
with 8 large loads. Valley Fuel
vo.-, pnone 70. 6ti
FOR SALE 10.000 common hrick.
3,000 Wlllamlna rwr face brick
at cost In carload. Can be seen
at new Holly Theater building.
j-nn ti, n-oni, agent. sstc
FOR BALK Tomato, cabbages
pepper plants. C. Carey, phone
B41-J-1. ntl
WB PAY CASH for mohair, wool,
hides, pelts and junk. Medford
Bargain House. Phone 1092. 27
No. Grape. tf
FOR SALE Lumber. A quiaitlty
of 2x4 in 10, 12 and 14-foot
lengths, A bargain If you can
us mem. porter Lumber Co,
tf
FOR BALE 10x18 brooder house,
all materials complete, windows,
doors, roofing lumber and sails
for $40. Phone 124. tf
FOR HALE Used MWlnr ma
chines; all makes, $6 up; terms
If desired. All makes rented
and repaired. White Sewing
Maonine Co.. 24 North Bartlett
lltf
garden and field nlowlnc.
nd, gravel and sediment - Tel.
Ill-J. Samuel Batemaa.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abstracts
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab
stracts of Title, Title Insurance.
Rooms S and 6, No. 82 North
Central Ave,, upstairs.
JACKSON CO. i
ABSTRACT CO.
Abstracts of Title
nml Title Innor
nnee. The only com
idem Title System In
Jucksou County.
At-countauts
WILSON AUDITING COMPANY
Tax and Corporation Counselors,
Auditors and Accountants. K.
M, Wilson, C. P. A.; Leland J.
Knox, C. P. A.; Lloyd Shower.
Liberty Ride. Phono 1S7-R.
Bicycles
BICYCLK ItlOPAlH SHOP Work
guaranteed. Auto locks and key
tor all cars. 19 N. Fir St. TeU
2111. tf
! CltlroimictlG Physician
DR. 10. W. HOFFMAN Chiro
practic Norve Speciullst. Office
hours 9 to 12; 3 to 6.- 203-204
Liberty Bide. Office phone 680;
Itos. phone 790-H.
DR. JOUKTT P. BRAY Suite 308,
Medford Rldg-, for chiropractlo
service. Thursdays by appoint
ment. Office Tel. 12 30.
Civil Engineer
C. A. NUTTER Registered Civil
Engineer, logging engineer, tim
ber cruiser. 820 So. Central Ave.
Phone 1009-X. !
Klectrlo Mntn, Repairing
L. C. SCHAFER Armature wind
ing, electric motor repairing.
Completo stock bearings . and
brushes. 33 N. Central. Phones
90-J-2; Central Point 174. S71
Eye Sneclnllst
DH. D. A. CHAMBERS, Optome
trist. Kyes examined. Ulassea
fitted. 404 Medford BIdg. Tel.
188. 862tf
Expert Window Cleaners
LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1171.
House Cleaning, Floor Waxing,
Oriental Hug Cleaning, specialty
Financial
WE LEND MONEY to worths
people to pay their honest debtn,
Paclflo Coast Credit Association,
423 Medford Bid., Medford, Ore,
Freight Transportation
LONO DISTANCR HAULING
Medford-Klamnth Truck Line
Dally siiavlce. Bonded carriers
Special rates on load lota. Autt
Freight Terminal, 39 8. Fir. Tel
1033.
1 General Contractor
K. WOOLVF.RTON Qenera
Contractor, cement work, fouil
datlons, sidewalks. Id N. Rives
side. Phone 1392. . .
Money Us Loan
Long; Time
Real Estate
Mortgage Ixmub
Phone 1281
Commercial Finance Corp. .
Medford, Oregon
DO YOU NEED. MONEY t 1S
make short time loans. AlLtran
aotlons confidential. 657-J. Ban
)ster&Chrlatner,317 Liberty Bldj
Monument
THE OREGON GRANITE CO.-.
Monuments. E. A. Hicks, Gen
' erul Manager; . Pi M, Kershaw,
Sales Manager, 802 N. Front 8j
Pnlntlng and raperhanglng
PXPERHANGINO 40c a roll and
up. Dick Newman. Tel. 314-J.
PAINTING, Papering, Kalsomln
Ing. Interior decorating, plain
or fancy.. Patch plastering and
Job carpentry. Better Jobs tor
' less. Phone 1609.
H. A. BLISS ft COMPANY Paint
ing, paperhanging' and Interior
finishing. 801 Crater Lake Ave.
Phone 1604. !
Piano Instruction
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher"
of Piano. Modern classical and
popular methods. Special sup
plemental oourse In popular
muslo for beginners, any age, or
those who play. Successfully
taught, also, by mall. Arranging.
Song lyrics Bet to music Halght
Muslo Studio, 818 Liberty BIdg.,
Medford, Ore. Phone 72.
Printers and Publishers '
MEDFORD PRINTINO CO. Hae
the best equipped printing office
In Southern Oregon. --BookrMnd
Ing, loose leaf ledgers, billing
systems, etc Portland prices, if
N Fir St. -
Radio Service
RADIO SERVICE on any make
radio. II. O. Purucker, 22 South
Grape street. ' Office Phone 836;
Res. 1442. 881
Sand and Gravel
C. A. HARTLEY Sand and Gravel
plant. Clean washed aand ant
gravel; crushed gravel, all alsea.
Phone plant 1208 or office 12T.
r a
Spraying
IF YOU want a good Job of pray
ing done on your trees and ahruba
at a reasonable price. Tel. 10!.
862
z .ii ',' t : -t
Storage
W A R EI IOUH1 NG Storage, DIstrK
butlon. Medford Warehouse, flit
South Front 8t. Phone 818.
Transfer
I
KA DS TRANSFER BTORAOCj
CO. Office 111 N. Fir- Street.
Phone 316. Frlcea right Service
guaranteed. ' t
DAVIS TRANSFER A STORAOB.
Service-guaranteed. 80 8. Grape)
St., Phone 644, or residence 10.
TJpholstertnti
lnmltlfm llnlMtlMtorlnw. i
FURNITIIRI! R-UPHOLHTBREri.
re-flnlshed, re-glued. We carry
a full line nf upholstering sane.
pies. A. N. Thlbftult, Tol, U89-H,
t-
c
nppolntmenta morning or after 6 WANTED Position by experienced
p, m. teno-grapher. phone 6 1 7 - J. SI
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