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PXGE FIVE "EVERYONE IN SOUTHERN OREGON READS THE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE" MEDFORD M3IL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORK( l(VNY SUNDAY, JFXE 22, 1930. JO '-if-- The Front WASHrXGTOX, June" 51 Jidda. venerable Red Sea port in the harbor of which more than., one hundred Moslems recently " lost their Uvea aboard a -burning piK , KrJm whip, is "the, front door Jf Mecca' famous heart of the Moslem world, according to a bu;-j letin from the Washington. D. C, ! hoajlquarters of the National Cleo graphlc Society.. ' "Jidda's wall, Inclosing about . 30,000 Moslema. nn-Iii mere hand .' fut " inf 'infidels' (nnn-MasUMiis), riRPH above "the sun-bakerl eustern shore of the Red Sea about mid way between Aden and Suez," says ibn bulletin. "Coral reefs stretc'.i menacing arms into the broad nat ural Jidda harbor; arid large ves sels;' bearing thousands of pilgrim annually from Africa, Asia, and even the East Indies, -.anchor be yond these obstacjps. Visited hy Few "Infidels" "A thrilling ride on a choppy sea In a small craft: a 'short stay at on inland quarantine station if one is healthy and 'clean; arid another short boat ride, and the traveler sets foot on ihe Jidda quay, a feat that only a fow "infidels' hnve ac complished', for Jidda does not ex tend a CJothamllke welcome to non Mo.slems, nor does the hot sun and dust of the city's streets nttract many curious travelers. The Mnfi .del' population, most of which is engaged In business for foreign e-j tahllshments and foreign govern-; ments, numbers about 50. "A bright Arabian sun beating upon the white wall and the long two-story white customs houso which Introduces Jidda, causes the traveler to squint ' and, unless he possesses sun glasses, the. wrinkles about his eyes sot before he has lived long in the city. Tainted Donkeys - . "Tn the tortuous streets beyoni (he customs building, bordering houses, nearly all ;"o$ 'them balcon ied offer some'' shade'; hut inee choice spots are cften occupied by loitering natives,, some enjoying thelr.'gurgling water ' pipes, some Undesirable Alien Vegetation' nvery city, town anil communltyl There. are' several plants In various In the United Htntes hna ills' tjuota I:pnr(R 'of the country desittrfnted bv of undesirable nllens which thel folnml .mvommont novor nnnWnn hntnnist anva the AcadiailH round up and " deport. Many of - them have been here for year; others are more recent arrivals. Not a1 few were brought to .the.-i'i; shores by reputab cans who never suspected the In jury they were dolh'f their country. Some Htates even passed laws pro tecting certain Vf these aliens on the " recommendation of their friends, who vouched for their good character; Numbe'-.i came in un detected, escaping the watchful eyes of officials at the docks. They reached Arne.r'f,a 'n all conceivable ways resorted to by their kind. Kvery .cotmtry n Europe con tributed a portion of the undesir ables. -Surprisingly enough, Kng landi the mother country, sent a large percentage of them. As v proof of the magnitude of the un dertaking, to rid itself of but ono of these undesirable aliens required soi-bs most of the moisture In the 10 million dollars in money and thej soil and starves the other cro!s mos-t elaborate campaign ever In-(out. When bruised It has - a dis- nngurated In this country for such a purpose. This was the most re cent arrival, which was found liv ing In luxury In a Florida citrus grove on April (J, 1020. That undesirable was the Medi terranean fruit fly! There are dozens of others, not the least of I the enws, but the very flesh of r.ni them . being the English sparrow, j mals that eat It Is permeated with John Francis Arlza writes In the! the vile odor. The wild onion bulbs Baltimore 'Sun. And, while the. United States bureau of fisheries! praises one notoriously unpopular j alien living here nt the expense oCi some of our best native-born Am ericans, there Is scarcely a game fisherman In the whole country who wouldn't exterminate the Her man carp without a qualm. 1'e. haps any fresh-water commercial , , finhernlnn not engaged In catching j i carp for a livelihood would do th?j 1 same. The carp is detested. The bureau of fisheries says of him:i "The carp is the most abundant, most widely distributed and most valuable fish in the fresh waters' or the United Stats." Still, there are fishermen so perverse and ob stinate that they would rathe.' cu.tch a nico big black bass, fol lowing n warm rain In late June, and then go fishless until niid Autfust when n whale of a mu ealloilge gives' them a 40-minuT- battle; than to' catch a 10-pounl carp every day from June to Octo ber. Some 1-iirly' Arrlvnls t.'hdesirnblcs bean , coming to our shores with the" arrival of the firftt settlers. One of the most rep rehensible is of the .'pre-Puritan and even pre-Vlrgthlan stock. U bear's the appropriate and' self explanatory n a ni e of stlnk-wcen. SEE CHARLES A. ONl(G t TO BUY YOUR HOME ' Medford Investment Company General Insurance , Medford, Oregon 125 E, Sixth St. Phona 1224 Door Mecca t ,Wi.'i . fussing the la et caravan that lofr f.ri iho IlhK! fltv nnH iinm.. anlialllii nt . ,. .,,! nt i keys which"" are for hire. Xow antj then one comes upon one of these! stubborn quadrupeds with nos.3, neck and the area around the' eyes painted in silch a manner thati they would make splendid part-j tiers for western circus clowns. ' "Here and there Jidda streets'! open Into small squares. The'lrav-j eler, who lias been Mindly working his way through clouds of dint raised by shuffling camels' hoofs, heaves a slRh of relief on entering such a broad breathing .spac:. Shortly, however, ;hi finds that the" square merely affords a larger uTa' than 'the streets 'for caravans o assemble in, a broader area of dust to be stirred with every move ment of an animal or a human being, and a greater opportunity for the' sun's rays to have an un hampered thrust at already parch ed pedestrians. Ounels Arc Local Taxis "To see Jidda travelers must walk or mount a camel, for auto mobiles have not yet invaded the taxi field of this city. One may hire a place In a shugduf, a wooden frame fitted over n camel's hump with a tray on each side forming seats for passengers. The shuifduf is kept in place mainly by balance! The 'natives often are amused when an uninitiated-' visitor In one side of a shugduf thought lessly leaves hia seat and his com panion in the other seat la preci pitated to the ground'. "Perhaps the most comfortable spots In Jidda arc In the baza a where extending roofs shade tlv street, allowing only thin pencils of sunlight to touch the human mass below. In ontf bazaar 'street the traveler rubs elbows with black Moslems from Africa, deeply tan ned Arabians, and yellow, brown and reddish brown Asiatics."" Many are ' permanent . residents:' others are here to fulfill one of the great est aspirations in the life of a Moslem a visit to Mecca.' the name of stink-weed. A Cana.l brought It to Vanada over 300 ycar.s ago. It is more often called "French weed" throughout the do- minion. The stinkweed belongs to the! mustard family. Our' variety, also known by the name of penny cres.i, has caused greater loss to grain men in the Dnkotas, Minnesota and the Canadian prairies than any other Introduced weed. It Is Im mensely prolific;' its seeds have such vitality thrrt neither severe cold nor sprays that kll other mus tards affect them. It blooms from early spring to late fall. No crop can crowd it out. Like' the cow bird's young, which are hatched in the nest of "the vlreo,' the song sparrow or other useful species and repays the; foster ' mother hy forcing her own young from their rightful home, the stinkweed ab- gustlng garlicky odor Maryland, Virginia, North Caro lina and Tennessee dairymen and farmers know to their sorrow an other variety of stinkweed the wild onion. . It flourishes best li those states. Not only the milk of are -the same size as a kernel of wheat or rye. "Fanning" ihem from the grnln Is difficult. If only a few bulbs nre ground into flot'r It is unsalable. " The English spnrrow always called the house spnrrow in Eng land and the llritish dominions was first Introduced Into the United States In 1H51. Rrooklyn. N. Y., was where the original pairs were liberated, Reading old files there Is something sadly ironical In the nccounts published In news papers of the '60s and '70s of the i ' charming little- English sparrows 1 that have Just appeared in th's city," nnd of the concern ex-; pressed for fear "bad boys might kill them." VMbnieVto tlio'Spii'rrbw The English sparrow may be agreeable enough a& an Individual, hut his presence means the dis placement oT useful nnd beautif'il native birds. Before Knglish- spar rows became so numerous there were many more bluebirds than one sees today. They not only nestol about the yards of country homes, but of city homes as well, and In parks and along highways. Th bluebird Is becoming scarce. He cannot compete with the pugnac ious, rowdy English sparrow. With unlimited varieties of food avail able for the mere taking, the sparrow will not bother to hunt cnterpillars the prlnclpnl reason advanced hy hie sponsor for his introduction. Even In England he Is classed as undesirable. It Is on of the architect's problems today to design buildings that will not harbor English sparrows. In America the list of undesir ables among birds, nnlmnls and fishes Is small. We have nothing to compare with the terrible mon goose. Introduced Into the French Island of Martinique to destroy rats and the fer de lance, a deadly rep tile. The mongoose Is barred from the United Htates. Occasionally a sailor, Ignorant of their undesirable qualities, brings one to New Or leans. Rut It never gets through the port. Still, we have the. Nov way rat, destructive and menacing. One day back In IS.'.I, a Cap tain Robinson, of Newbiirgh, N. Y., proudly nnnoiinced to the mem bers of the New York'state legis lature that It was he who haft hroucht the first specimens of Herman carp over from FranHe about seven years before, nnd thtr he had released them In i'm Hud son River. Ths left isla tors were equally proud of the achievement. A law was passed imposing a fine for destroying or molesting' j carp. Shortly afterward, with the j establishment of the United States; fish cdriimlsslon; more carp' were bro rom ... Eurt) and shipments of seed stock -from , Washington became the order. In the single year of 1RS2 applica tions for, carp reaehfd ".Ona. Dis tribution continued until 1 8 II . when It was believed the earn had been sufficiently adapted to Amerl- can waters to need no further j coddling by the" bureau. It had! Cfijrp are omnivorous and cavii live in riearlv any kind' of vntt provided they -pan -find access o polluted water. They will -?at veg etable matter, larvae, crustaceans, mollusks, other fish or fish spawn. They destroy trillions of fish egg. and young fish. Xew York state in vestigators, after a long stud,, haye found that the carp's food Is chiefly animal. Utile wonder every fisherman's hand is raised against him. His flesh is of poor quality. An kind of bait will attract him a piece of dough, wadded cotton, liver, raw beef, anything. There Is about as much "sport" hauling I;i a carp as there Is In hooking a mud turtle or a waterlogged snag. Carp are a serious menace In the James river and Us tributaries, and their elimination is a 'major problem. When a school of carp arrives at r. feeding ground other fish depart immediately. Formidable Insect Vests Insect pests In the 1'nlted State.-! , are formidable. "When Rrandfathcr Inmiinlta haun un-cniled floeiirlent days and ' siiihs for "the Robd'oldj times." With Its safe streets, old fashioned winters, the better man ners that prevailed long ' ago and the other things he knew as a hoy, his very modern grandson smiles Indulgently: 'Tinindnn's raving ngaln," he'says flippantly. Tint if in his liinientntlOns grandfather adds: "And we didn't have so' many or chard 'pests, tree diseases and weeds when I was a hoy, either!" let grandson reserve his snicker for annlher bccaslbn. Grandfather Is right! Our most formidable and de structive fruit, cereal and crop Insects and (iree diseases have been introduced since grandfather was a hoy. With the exception ' of the coddling moth, which came to America prior to 1750," and the Hessian fly, first oliserved in 177:1. our very' worst insect pests n'e newcomers. ' The year 1016 witnessed the In troduction of two t)f the worst crop oesiroyers on tne lace oi im t-an.i. ! The" ICuronean corn borer and the Japanese beetle wer ftrHt discover ed in l!)lfi the farmer In New York state and eastern Canada a'.- most simultaneously; the latter Pennsylvahia. The nest year an other terrible pest arrived, the pink cotton biHl!' weevil. Its cousin, the cotton boll weevil, which reached the- United Stales 'from Mexico in 1801, has cost the cot ton planter billions of dollars. If this quartet and the Mediterranean fruit fly were r nllowed to go un checked,' heforq many years the nation would be bankrupt. ' Press Comment TlllS PUKSIlVrXTH. visit (Albany Bomobrat-'Her'ftld) " Oregon peoplo will . realize that they have a -personal-' interest hi President Hoover, when the ch.K-f executive visits the state this sum mer. Oregon iR the state of Ml. Hoover's adoption, where he llv?d while a lad after death had broken up hfs home In Iowa. Here ho re ceived his early education, hero he met the challenge of self-Improvement, here he dreamed the dreams of achievement that were fulfilled, the dreams that led him to the heights. So' It Is not strange that the president at the hey-dey of his career' decides to accept the Invi tation of Oregon people to spend a part of the summer with them. In many ways It will " be a sort of homecoming for the president, for It will give him an opportunity o visit the'seenes of his boyhood. '. At Newberg, the other day, Pa cific Academy, the preparatory de partment of Pacific college, hon ored Mr. Hoover by erecting a tali let that' calls attention to the fact that he at one time was n student there. It Is very likely that Mr. Ilnnvpr will sen th( ntd wrhnnl again and visit thfl place where ho! lived for n tlmo with his uncle while ho was attending the aca demy. Mr. Hoover will go to Salem, too, where he lived for a whl!e supporting himself before he at tenrieri Ktnnfnrd universltv. It is extremely probable that he will I pass through Albany. If ho does, the Albany people should make an effort to see that the schedule N arranged so that he can stop here for ft tlnV. The coming of the president to Oregon I going to be a big event. It Is unusual to have any chief ex ecutive come, here during his term of office; hut It will be, an unusurtl event Id the case of Mt. Hoover who lived here during the forma tive years of his life and who ts therefore ono of Oregon's lllus; rlrtns sons. Will You Invest $4000 ,y , , To Make S20,000? , A most iiniisiinl lionrine; ponr nrcluird proposit inn is nvnil-. nlilo In n piirclinser 'illi SM'MIO ensli. IV'iporly well lo cnlert nenr Me'.fonl. fiood residencp, conipli'lc p'piip mont, Imavy rflip. Tunned iiit p. possossifin. Cro iiicoino. nvprnco more thnn IfilMMI por yenr. Cull !m lisfon. EARL TUMY 9 Radio Program r: KMED " Malf Tribune Virgin Station) . Cecil and Sdlly.V hi the funniest of things will be featured ,. over OKU for the first tlmo Momtuy evening. June 23 at 7:15 p. tn. This very popular comic' strip of the air has drawn 2000 letters from the Medford area protesting in southern Oregon nuil northern t'alllorntn, since the cnange to dusilKlu savinir. The lime will re main early that the children as well as grown folks, may enjoy Ihe feature. In various vicinities! the Parent-Teachers nssoclatlons j and county health units nave pell- I liuned the radio stations to put i L'ecil and Sally on early oiiounh that It will not Interfere with the children's sloeilnn houi'Kjfor the! r'klddles" absolutely refuse to (to j to bed without lienrlilB It and I muny of the men folks will not j lenvo the house to take their wives out until they have hcnril ! Cecil and Sully. Most men seem I to Ret a peculiar amount of pleas- i V'Crtl I tlv NT -ure fi-om Sally's "dumbness" ami J housi. call lots' of the women seem to stick i up for Sally In spite of them selves. KMKI) has ulroady received over fifty requests for pictures of the fnInuUH ,mlr now featured on Kl'O, KOW, K X A , KFWH, KTAR, KI'SD ayd KOA. The addition of KMKI1 to these stations will ill low tiro people of southern Oregon und northern California to hitvo Cecil and Sally every night, with dependable reception. Nearly 3.000 varieties of pears are grown In the United States. HELP WANTED PKMAIjB WANTI-M) 'a pahle woman as cook for three weeks Ohi Keout Vamp beginning July . l'hone A Tft -11. or .120-J. IIKLl WANTKli MALIC Olt PKMALl'l WANTKD Men or women to sell new product in Medford. liox ;r. Tribune. J y3 WANTIC1 SITUATIONS WANTKI) 'Position by experienced orchard tractor driver and re imir man: also re nair snray en gines and trucks. No Fordsons, Call RIO Clark Ht. after li p. ni.tpou WOMAN with two girls of school age wants work and home on ranch or farm. Box 75, Modoc Point, Oregon. CA'PAIIMO r.OOKKEF.I'HIt Years nf practical cipiM-lciico varlcil lines; business ability; .snlter ami liHliistrliHis; niarrloil. Any loca tion considered. Address liox 2L'. .Mail Tribune SRN'IOU Ilirill student would lite position as typist, fall 1920. M WANTED Work by two Indus trious boys, 17 and 15 years of age; will work together or sep:r rately und guarantee, to please. Phone ft li 2-Y. Call a t 0 East Jackson. itJ E-WEUIENCED young w o m a n wants housework In bachelor homo. 11 a s references. 1 Cull 523-.I-3. l 4 WANTED kISCI-XIjANKOGS - . . .)... i,.,ll .M.l.M OI niKn !i' uom "", tit.m v iv 1 1 n ncr.soiui iv jicoui en ' "' '. ..".i.i.. ......... i. ...1..1 willow with small children. Oli Jcct niatriniony. AAA -Mail Trib une. - !,: WAXTKB To buy 'k acre or 1 acre with not less than fi-room house; must be close in, irri KUted. Will pay $5(1(1 down, make my own terms on balance. Ad dress Uox 1, Mull Tribune. 92 WANTED City or country prop erty for cash. A. Maybew, 375 10th St., Oakland, Cal. 92 WANTED Family wnshlng. $1.00 up. Write Kouto 1. liox 4C8, Medford. WANTED 2nd hand canvas. Tel. C. A. DeVoe. 7(itt" WANTED Second-rand goods and junk. Pal's, 1500 prune. 1'h. 547-L. 102 WANTED Lawnmowers to Hharpr en. 1 guarantee your lawnmow er to cut Just as well as when new. Call and deliver tree. The old Liberty Repair bhop, 19 N. Fir St. Ctaas. Flcher, proo. Tel. Mt. Hf FOR RENT MISOTXTANKOUS FOR RENT Oarage, $3.00 per month. 325 South Riverside Ave. tf LOST Maltese Persian cat. Re ward $5 for return to 40S Ed wards. Tel. 911-W. 94 LOST Near McCloud, Ore., n fox terrier dog, Mack and while: li cense Ijuio Co. 429. Reward. Chas, Farmer, Phono 95-X, Med ford. 92 LOST Illack keyholder. Mrs. Walter A. Jones, 45 Barnelmrg road. Phone 1144-X. Reward. 8tf 310 Liberty Bldg. BUSINESS OFI'OIITCNITIES 01MlKTl'.lTY 2 acres un'Onter Lake highway and Rogue river; service station, store, .ixtui oh and . stock;. 4. cabins;., water system; fine shade. A money making o in pposition. Price for every thing Ji0iH, in easy terms. See 1). E. Millard, 423 K. Main. i2 OU SAI.H OSK-HAU' 1NTKH est in old established real estaie office. J3T.0. -.Mut have car. No, exiierlence necessary. Should pav for tt.self in two months. . Write liox 11(1. Mall Tribune. 93' I f,ll.,.iHh,,1 ,,,.,,. ,.,,. garden: j-lUo cash. Address Dos 111, 1.2 I Mull Tribune. Foil SALbl Cheap, lease or Wheeler apt. house, LM1 So. Hlv er.;iue or l'hone S92-I1. 92' FOR 1U-..T 1IOVSU8 KOI! SA'1.1': Modern, partly fur nished 4-rm. house, lurno screen ed porch, ttardcii, )ori-i,1!(i fmit trees: east side. Kasy terms n; responsible party. Call at 414 S. : Riverside. 100 FOR HUNT .Modern house with' ranse. 1 1 1 :i West inth. 'J2 1 - Small furnished at 5:10 S. Central. !4 FOR KENT 5 or 6-room modern partly furnished house, electric range, garage, wood house, chick en house, nice lawn, shade, flow era, berries, paved street, close t(k grade, and high schools. Call 837 W. 2nd and see house, or Phono tf FOR RENT 5-room furnished house. Phono 224-R. 7Utf"l RENT Furnished house, nt i FOR IT) 10 V. Main; 4 rooms and hath, Vhone C. A. DeVoe. 7(itf von HUNT home, C!) 1U78-R. RALR Model! loso. Mrs. Kyle, i VHP Fon RENT Unfurnished hou, Kverette Court; electric tov, plenty of built-in, large garage-. l'hone 238. 304tf FOR. RENT Homes. Furnished or unfurnished. Brown & vvhit 17tf HOUSES FOR RENT And SALE Call 10R t.f FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS f6n HKNT Room and board l'hone 7 GO-tll.. . .Call at 14. Cot tage; also warehouse U&xlOO feet, OUP i K N T T wo g n o tl sleeping rooms, close In, reasonable. ,i 1 7 E. Jackson. Phone 740-V. 02 BOARD AND ROOM 339 So. Cen tral. 1'bono 1211. Satf FOR Rl-INT Nicely furnlnlied sleeping rooms, first or uecnnd floor. Itatcs reasonable, 325 South Xtlverulilo. tf FOR KENT Attractive room, board, reasonable; garage. 33 N.. Poach. 74tf PLEASANT room with board at . 71(1 E. Main. Phono 722. C3tf FOtt' KENT APAUTMTENTS FOU KENT 3-rm. furnished du - plex, close In; bath, elee. stove, breakfast room, slevping porch. garage, enclosed yard; ttduits, Jwiuli'o 2-10 S. drape. tf FOR HE NT Kurn. modern apart ment for summer -months, cheap. i:t; N. Holly. ti IMIli It I" .1-1 Of P III l Ml II mill-1 , ,,.,,,. , nPv,,t . ' . -";.'.. :.' . null. Mlolle b2-r. U .lacK Foil WONT 2-room furnished duplex. 1S. 2111 Haven. lllir FOR RENT Aparlment with garage nnd small house. 334 Apple. 93 FOR RENT 4-room furnished apt; ground floor. 220 Houtli drape. 92 FOR RENT Apt. 800 W. Main, or. FOR RENT Film, apt.; nice yard. C1C No. Central. 92 FOR RENT Furnished apt. with garage nnd private bath, front entrance. 305 E, Jackson, Tel. 381-M. 831 f FOR RENT n-room furnished apt.; 2 blocks from library. In quire 804 Eust Main. Tel. 287-.!. 74tt FOR RENT Strictly modorn 3 and 4-room apis, at innaiay Apart ments, 503 H. Holly St., evenings hud Sundays, i 6Stf FOR RENT Spnnlsh duplex. 10 So. Newtown, Mrs. Kyle, pnone 1378-R. 67tf FOR RENT 3-room apt. with pri vate bath. Phone 1015-Y. 65tf 'I'RNISHUD house, 2 nnd 3-rm. apis, and garago, G04 W. loth. tf FOR EXCHANGE! FOR TRADE Portland and Ilcnd city properties for property or stock In Rogue River valley. M. II. Lindley, Route 3, liox 5I-(I, half mllo west Red Top school, 93 EXOIIANOK A clear furnished house In San Diego; price $3000. Will assume here. It. V. Wil liam. I N. Riverside. 112 Oil KXCIIANOK Desirable mod ern O-room home with 2 lots, In a live town of 5,00(1, Ar.usa, Cal. liox E. T Mall Tribune. 92 for SAMi rouirnT FOR SALE 350 R. I. Red pullets, ".4 ml. N. W. Central l'olnt. 1 D. Lofland. 00 FOR RALE Dggs, 600 sotting. Phone C. A. DuVoe. lf FOR 8AIF IJVICSTOCK h'OR SALE Stork pics. Woolver- ton Ranch. Central Point. 93 FOR HALI-; February cwo lambs, Shropshire bred: low priced, L A. Miilndv, Jr., Central Point, 1S-X-3. 95 FOR SALE Spotted Arabian slalllon, cheap if taken nt one Age 8 years, weight 1000 lbs. W. L, Tlfon. Drew. ore. 93 FOR SALE 2 vnung cows, Junl fresh, phono 097-11-1, 87lf WCHKD UP IF YOUR DOG Is mlsalng, call 369. Utf FOR 8ALB ACTOMOniliKS ( HO K SALE Maxwell Coupe, $125. .Iiisl bee re-bored, fall nt i n lumhus Ave. and I'ulni St. J'3 von sAi.n ort tiiade m- Chevrolet roadster. Slum euuityJ 1'. O. liox UTi. I'hoeiilx. 'J2' IIKTTKR FSKI CAltS Cars wl'h many miles of unused: transportation . ilKltl Cbev. Sedan 192S Kssox Sedan ! 1112(1 tilev. Sedan I 1II2SI DeSolo Sedan Also several goinl cars nt K'O to AltMKTRONO MOTOllS. INC 101 S. Itiverslde. open evenings.! 94J VACATION DAYS ARM HERk! lll'Y THAT VHV.D CAR NOW; wk iii-; 'I'lii-i 111CST HHU'IOTION OF LK1HT USIID I'AIIS IN TOWN 102S Chevrolet Conch 11I2S Ford Coach 11127 Oldslnobile Coupe 1H20 Ford Coupe 1020 Chevrolet Roadster 11127 Delux Dodge Coupo 11I2S Whippet 4 Coupo 11127 Hulck Coach 1H2S Ford Coupe. 11127 Chrysler Sedan and Many Cheap Used Cars to Chooso From. C. K. OATHS AUTO CO, Your Ford Denier, 02 Foil halm man Vnrri conch, on-1 orated til) days. Terms, $550 1 cash, phono 347 during office 80tt I von saijb. nuniEK I-'Oll SALK llfiOO, new cottage, acres. 10 m nil tea from Aieti- foid. Itox 100 c-o Mall Tribune. srtf 'OR 8AL13 B-UOOM UARTLV MOIi:it. IlOMK, nbout 1 acre griiiiiiii, in-iir i-iiiM-iiiA m m.i.t, , damlv oak trees In yard; lots of berries, good garden and priced to sell at $:M00; only $500 down, i balance easy. C. It. lil'IKR-R A CI KMC Y, IMione 805. 10 South Uartlett. (Kxcluslvo Agent.) 03 FOR SALK 0-room house over . looking beautiful LUhia park In , Ashland; partly furnished; $2750; very little ensh needed, A real opportunity. Inquire GIK I 'en nsy 1 va n la A ve.. Med ford . 0 2 F"Olt SAI-M Cabin nt ljike of Woods, west side. -V. S. Slmp klns. 1 r2 Oak St , Ashlaml. 117 FOR SALE B-roon. now home; aero of berries and ftnrden, $:i50. IlnrKnln; easy terms. Hlsklyou lloixhts extension, -sone Drlvo. Phone 744-H. tf RK1UT - llOOM NMW STUCCO I1DNO ALOW llnrdwood floors, fireplace, furnace, i;arai;e and nice lawn; cost over $7000; snc ririco for 4.100 or will tako small homo or farm In trade. 1'AIM. ai'l-DKN, 1 1 Koulll lllverslde, 93 0-ltOOM linnnllN biinKitlow on one of the best corners Jn Meil ford. owner must sell this . month. House corner of laurel nnd 1 1 tit St. Look It over nnd call Deal St Kniiiht for particu lars. 20 No. Usrllelt St. ua FOIl SALE on TltADrc Desirable house and lot In Medford for acreage, for few days only. Tel. lOlfi-V. 1517 W. Main. 64tf FOIt SAf.K HKAfy 15STATB POlt SALE, .trade or lease !in acre dairy farm, l.ox 47 Tribune. !IK FOlt SAl.E 20 acres; R acres pears, 2 apples; ailiove frost: no Irrigation needed; free soil; buildings fair; good well, etc.; $2050 with' crop If taken at once. Also 40 acres, , $50 per acre. Plant what you want and see It grow into money. If. W. Snyder, Colter Unite road, liox 77-A. 92 REAL llUY 5j ncres on Pacific highway; 4-rm. plastered house; electric water Bjstem, barn: fine lr.nd: long frontage, on highway. Haerlflc for $3,300; $300 down, bal. to suit. D. E. Millard, 423 10. Main. "2 FOR SALE IBM-Hero commercial pear orchard; or will trado for larger commercial orehltrd. High class Income properly for good orchard. C. S. il I ITT E 1 1 F I ELD. Mciirord Natl. Hank llldg. Phono 381). 2 FOR SALE 2 excellent lots, run ning from Cenlrnl Ave. to River side, both lols facing on pave ment. Price for quick salo $15(10 for the two. See Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc. FOR SALR Ring and Royal Anne cherries nt Wing Orchards, one mile east of Jacksonville, on Jacksonville-Phoenix road. FOR RENT Suburban home of rooms, 2 acres of ground, on Pa cific highway, near Fairgrounds, $30 per month. Sco Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc. 93 I1ROWN tt WIIITH Realtors. We hnve 2 modern houses clear of Incumbrance In San Diego, to trade for good diversified farm here. ALSO strictly modern 8-roo,m house close to college . In Corvallls, to exchange for suburban here. , AI.SO, 4(10 aero stock nnd dairy ranch, Klamath county; 70 acres alfalfa, 130 grain, balance pas ture: 200 acres Irrigated, prleo $1 5,000 clear; will lake up to $4.0011 In trade, $3,000 cash, bal ance back on pluco. Horses and mat-ncry go with place, A good dairy peril also for sale, Holland Hole) Rldg. Phone 130. 92tf" FOlt HALE 140 ncres, 75 In cul tivation. Dairy and farming com bined If desired. All fllle soil, 'ft mile off highway. Dairy herd al ready on place. Everything looks fine, win trade for house In .MedTord. Price $4500. SO CT I HORN OREflON REALTY CO. 118 N. RIverMdo. Medford. Oregon. I2 cost plus' In this case means mat to get tn s nart cu i.r or. chard you must pay tho January valuation, piua me overneaii since that time. It Is In the pink of condition, carrying a good crop, and In the "twenty thou sand class Is nbont our best. To get the crop require prompt nr llon. See HOLMES for IIOMIOIl, Nash Hotel corner, 04 FfK SAM-: It ISA 1,' V.KTATK FOR SALE Log cabin:' large ver-; FOR SALE Myres automatic elec anda; Ideal beiieh, on west shoroj trie Dump outfit, A-J conilltion, Lake o oodrt. -S r . Onrt, Trail, i Ore. 23' i A FINK SKRVK'E STATION LOCATION 1 Fine lots, situated on 2 main Ihorollgllfares In Ideal part of iMedfot'd. Fine for service sta tion or garage. Fine trees. Everything clear. Write "Prop erty owner," care ilail Tribune. tf KOItT,F. 5 "j ACRES OS11II. 1.IONA1UF. ROAD Hood build ings, fireplace, water pressure, electricity, beautiful largo shade trees, lawn, all kinds bearing fruit and berries; a real homo at oillv $150(1; easy terms. I,, tl, PICK ill.I.. 2U4 Hast Main. Tel. J1S or 1IS3-U . 93 FOR SALE One of the neatest little suburban homes in the vallev, on !i acre tract Just out of Ihe city. Has 2 nice bedrooms, balh, large living room, nice fire place, very complete little kltr chen. breakfast nook, and priced rlghl. Wanted to Rent First-class fur nished house, beginning Seplem-. her 1st. Will pay Slid per month. For Sale tlood cast front lot on Portland Ave, sewer and water paid. Price $150. CIIAI'N'CEY FI.OI1EY. Phono 31 S. 123 East Main. !I3 OOOD I.ITTI.R PEAR ORCHARD Priced right. S miles of good high school; above frost belt. Good modern 4-room homo on Jacksonville high way. Priced $32011. Oood little farm with in acres pears ana apples, .w acres of farm land, city water, all tools and equipment. AVould consider nere tract near Medford as part payment. CI I A UNCIOY PUmEY. Phono 31S. E. Main. 02 FOR SALE Llltlo rarms close In; City water, electricity and all of n city's convenlem:es without the high tax; comfortable. 4 and 5 room houseH with water to the kitchen sink. Wo sell theso to i responsible parties on.. terms like rent. No down payment, olljer than the regular monlhly rental, WOLD & WOLD. ' 1 8 No.' Riverside. ltP WHEN you think of real estate, think of Brown & Whitp. tf FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOU SAI.M :lMo clierrles. 530-.1-2. l'hone 04 FOlt SALIC l'.ed, dresser, stove, kitchen set and - chairs, cheap. ,i;i" West 2nd St. OS FOR SAI.K Wheat, Jl.lt'i e.wt. while It lasls; one 2-burner oil stove, $4.00. !:. K. Morrison, ' l'hone G39-.I-3. OK A F1W specially priced Items for Ullick' sale : rnderwood tvnewrlter. re- huilt $40.00 L. C. Smith, overhauled...... Iteminulon, ovevhauled 25.00 , Combination cash register, lirand new; was $100.00, now ir.0.00 M E DFO 1 1 D T Y'l' K W IM T K II KXCIIANOK Cor. Main nnd a rape. Tel. 13(13. FOR SALE 12x15 rug:' excellent condition; price ' reasonable. Call 12KX-L. . 03 CIIEltUIMS FO.lt SALE Blnga, Liiinberls and illepubllcans. Tele- ' phone your orders lo Carl Y. Tencwald, !I!I3 or (173. 93 HOUSEHOLD OOODS Mahogany oval top stand, Orlhophonic Vlc tmla, dresser, tall mirror, double bed complete, cheap. 714.Wulch St., off West Jackson. 94 'OR SALE Reasonable, Thnr washer; good condition. Inquire 422 Park Ave, 02 FOR SALE Or trade for refrig erator or radio, good Royal type- writer or Corona portable, nearly new, llnnlster Agency, Medford , Warehouse. Phono 810. Call between 11 and 12 a. m. . 02 FOR SALE Hecond-hnnd Cletrac i model K tractor, ono Fordsnn tractor, one Ilenn power sprayer, one 10-ft. hayralte, ... HL'IIUAKD DUOS., INC. 95 SECONDHAND hricic for alo. Big Pines Lumboc Co., . n tf FOR SALE Fntten fryers quickly and profitably witn our rattening mash. Monarch Seed Co.' 81tf FOR SALE Automatic electric range, also model A Ford coupe. 344 South Urupe. , SACKS SACKS BACKS. Have 10,000 good used barley and grain sacks. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE l'hone 10U2. 27 N. Drape St. 79tf A QUANTITY of 2x4' in 6-ft. length at a bargain. Big Pines Lumber Co, tf UNDERWOOD Typewriter Agency. Hunstrnnd Adding Machine Agcy. Sales Rental Service, 34 N. Central. Phone 112. . Rebuilt machine, all makes. i 56tf FOR SALE Cletrno In good work ing order. W. H. Arnold, R. 1 Box 31. Tel. E23-R-2. 67tt FOR RALE Fordson Darts. W. II. Arnold, It. 1, Box 31. Phone 523-R-2. 67tf FOR SALE Horry cups $6.50 per tuuu. Monarcn seeu co. tr WHPIAT and rolled barley, 2o lb.. .(! a ton; baled alfalfa, la a lb., $17 u ton. Phon C. A. DeVoe tf" FOR 8ALE Furniture. Buyer as sume payment., 412 North Ivy, Phone 745-J. 451f FOR BALE 10,000 oommon brick, 3,000 Wlllnmlna rug face brick nt cost In carload. Can be een nt new Holly Theater building. Earl II. Fehl, agent. 83tf WB PAY CASH for mohair, wool. I hides, pelts and Junk. , Medford Bargnln House. Phon 1062. 271 No. Grape, tf FOR SALE Used sewing ma chine; all makes, $6 up; term If desired. All make rented and repaired. White Sewing Machine Co., 14 North Bartlett. lltf FOR garden and field plowing, and, gravel and edlmvnt., Tel. Ill-J. Bainusl ttateinaa. FOR SALIC MISCELLANEOUS nt less man nair original tusi. '' particulars call at 825 So. Riverside Ave. 1 1 FOR SALK Oat and alfalfa hay; in field or delivered. Tel. 7-F-l I. 'J3 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstract MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab stracts of Title. Title Insurance. Rooms 3 and 5, No. 32 North Central Avo., upstairs. JACKSON CO. ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Tlila u n (1 Title lasur Altec. The onlj ooni pletu Tllle System la Juukson County. AcconntnnU 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 Rldir. Phone 157-H Illcycles BICYCLF, REPAIR SHOP Work guaranteed. Auto lockB and koya for all cara. 19 N. Fir St. Tel. 261. Chiropractic, riijralclau DR. K. W. HOFFMAN Chiro practic Nerve Specialist. Office hours 9 to 12; 2 to G. 203-204 Liberty Bldg. Office phone 680; Res. phone 790-11. DR. JOUETT 1. BRAY Suite 80S, Medford Rldg., for chiropractla service. Thursdays by appoint ment. Office Tel. 1230. Electric Motor Repairing L. C. SCIIAKIOK Armuture wlml hiK, electric motor repairing. Complete stock bearings and brushes. J3 N. Central, l'hone. 90-J-2; Central l'olnt 174 S71 lOyo Specialist" DR. U. A. CHAMBKRSi Optome- trlst. . Eyes examined. Olasse fitted. 404 Medford Bldg. Tel. 188. . .. S52tf' i Kxpi-rt Window Cleaner LET CIEOIUIH DO IT Tel. 1171. House Cleaning, Floor Waxing, Oriental Hug Cleaning, peolalty FlnnncHnl WE LEND MON1SY to wnrtll people to pay their honest debt. , 1'nolfic Coast Credit Association. 423 Medford llld., Medford, Ore. Freight Transportation LONO DISTANCE HAULINU Meilfoi'd-Klamath Truck Line Dolly service. Ponded carrier Special rates on load lots. . Aun) Freight Terminal, 86 8. Fir.. .Tel 1033. Money to Tioaii , Iong Time Real Estate Mortgage Iouj Phone IMS .. Commercial Finance Corp, ,i Mcdtord, Oregon DO "YOU NEED MONEY? W make short time loans. All Iran ' actions confidential. 057-J. Ban lster & Chrlstner,31 7 Liberty Bid Monument THE OHEHON GRANITE CO.-. Monuments. E. A. Hicks, Oe orul Mummer; P. M. Kersha Sales Manuger, 302 N. Front SI Painting and l'nperliahglng PAPERHANOINO 40o a roll and up. Dick Newmnn. Tel. 814-J. PAINTING-,' Pnperlng, Kalso'mln Inff. Interior decorating, plain or fancy. Patch plastering and Job carpentry. Better Job for less. Phone 1009 , .. ... M. A, BLISS & COMPANY Paint ing, paperhanglng ' and Interior finishing. 802 Crater Lake Ave. Phone 1604. .. . 1 Piann Instruction FRED ALTON HAIOHT Toachet of Piano. Modern classical and popular methods. Special sup plemental course In popular music for beginners, any age, or those who play. Successfully taught, also, by mall. -Arranging. Hong lyrics set to music. Halght Music Studio, 318 Liberty Bldg., Medford, Ore. Phone 72. Printer and Publisher MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Ha tho best equipped printing offlc - In Southern Oregon. Bookbind ing, loose lent ledger,' billing systems, etc, Portland price. 17 N. Fir St. Radio Service RADIO 8ERVICE on any mak radio. H. O. Purucker, 22 Bouts Grape street. Offlc Phon 156; Res. 1442. i ! Sand and Gravel C. A. HARTLEY Sand and Gravel plant. Clean washed sand and grnvel; crushed gravel, all sixes. Phone plant 1203 or offlc 137. Spraying IF YOU want a good Job of spray. . Ing done on your trees and shrub at a reasonable price. Tel. 1039. 62 Storage -: WAREHOUSING Storage, Dlstrl hutlon. Medford Warehouse, II South Front St. Phone 1. Transfof v t EADS TRANSFER STOKAOS CO. Office 111 N. Fir Street, phone 316. Price right. Service guaranteed. DAVIS TRANSFER 8TORAQB. Service guaranteed. 20 S. Orape St., phone 644, or residence 10. rpholsterlre; Furniture I'litiolsterlng. FURNITURE H-UPIIOLSTKtrter), roflnlshed, re-glued, . We carry a full linn nf upholstering sam- ., pies. . N, Thluaull, i'al. -R,