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Byrd Exploration
Film fit Craterian
The daring flight of Rear Ail
mlral Richard E. Byrd across the i
South Pole Is only one of the (eats !
of daring .and heroism captured '
by the Paramount cameraman who-
brought "With Byrd at the South
Pole.." a thrilling picture of ad
ventureto the United States. The
feature Tllm, which will show al '
the Fox Craterian theater, start
ing today for three days, is a
continuous drama, filled with ad
venture, humor, thrills and ro
mance.' . 1
Never before has such a. color-,
f ul pictorial record been spread on
the screen. More than 30 jniles
of' .film were required to perfect
tt. From, the moment Rear Ad
miral Byrd and his intrepid band
of -explorers landed . in the .un
known region at. the "bottom of
the world,"1 until they started the
final trek for. home, the life they
lead, the sights they saw, the
tnriiis they experienced ar.o in tliU
film for everybody to wonder and
marvel at.
NANKING.. ()To eliminate
the .confusion ot having different
kinds, of silver money floating
about China, the ministry of fin
ance ordered the Chinese maritime
customs to prohibit ithe importation
of. foreign coins. . , .. .; -,
... ZAP.ORO.HE,, Ukraine. July 12.
(if) A coke .plant to bold 220
-ovens and to cost more than $20.-
000.000 has been started here. Its
nnnual output .Is estimated at 1,.-
300,000 tons: .. :!.. ; . . ,..
. Prlmo LiyenaiB of San Francis
co,, claims.-, the world's .record for
distance surf casting with a mark
of 561 feet,, six inches. ,
, Harold. M. Osborn, world rec
ord' bolder in the high jump, thas
signed- as . Instructor, -in physical
education at .Virginia. Poly.
. Football crowds have grown .so
fast at Kentucky that 10.600 seats
will be added to the Wildcat sui-
dlum for next autumn's campaign
Construction of new school
buijUUags and repair of .old ones
in Alabama, last year cast Jl.SiiS,
000. . Clean cotton rags -warned at Mall
Tribune ofice. tf
Another "perfect crime" turns
out to have been anything but
perfect. A ICansas packing house,
employee says he -was hired to do
away . with .the .vice-president : of
the company. So he' ,clubbed the
man to death, and .took the body
nt night, lq the victim's car, to a
convenient spot ,pn a highway out
eUie of town. There ho lacked
,up one wheel of Uie car, and
placed the. body ,in .such a posi
tion that iho natural a-sdumptlon
.would ,b.e thnt .the slain man
had come to bis death, through
being struck by a car while
changing a tire.
Hut like nearly every other
plotter of the perfect crime. 1 the
'confessed murderer trapped him
self by a fatal oversight. He neg
lected to do anything to the tire
The World's
WASHINGTON. June 28 Ever
hear of a' kiwi ? i
Rear Admiral Byrd has one.
Not. a real kiwi, but a silver
model of a kiwi, presented to him
by New Zealanders in honor of his
flight to the South Pole. '
'The kiwi Uj a singular bird,"
says a bulletin of the National Geo
graphic Society from its head
quarters In Washington, D. C.
"To, New, Zealand Hhe kiwi Js a
sort of national mascot. It owes Its
selection, apparently, to the fact
that it . lit one of the strangest
creatures Jiving in an area of the
world 'that is famous for curious
bcnstfi'&nd .birds. Kiwis ore flret
cousins to the cross word .puzzle
emu bird and are relatives of the
Then and cassowary. .
- "The kiwi has no wings. It can
not fly. , .
."When collectors brought the
first kiwi skin and carcass to Lon
don , naturalists .doubted there
could be such a bird. Kven today
observers describe it as a cross
Initiative petitions have )een
filed with the'secretyr 'of State
for tho flubmlwtlon to the peoplo
flt the November election of a con
stitutional amendment prohibiting
the manufacture, wile, poiweRsion
or giving away of cigarettft. This
Is another attempt to uplift and
regulate and standardize humanity
hy law and history has yet to
record the first instance where
such an effort succeeded. But your
reformers, Jg as Ignorant as be is
fanatical and tackles windmills as
cheerfully- as a lion Quixote,
-tiuch a police regulation has no
An imDerrect reriect inme
: - : : M6re Uplift Folly
business In the Constitution which j appetites the law cannot and such
1j .the fundamental organic law of a lmn merely stimulates evasion,
the commonwealth and the char-j Where ever tried, the anti-clgar-ter
-of our liberties, and Its in- jette law has proven a failure. And
elusion enn only spell grief. It will there Tu not the least excuse for
he as costly and futile oji experi-
ment us prohibition and only In
crease law breaking by creating
contempt lor the law. It Is unen
forcible because a large percent
.oiae of humanity will flout it.
The measure nought to he de-
eated for no other reason than It j principal objection to cigarettes
is .In the form of an amendment, i thetc injurious efrct on thf
Mad It been merely an initiative j young. If they cannot enforce this
bill for another compulsory law. j law in the interest of hoys and
this objection would not apply, for i girls. hfw ran they expect to en
miife a statute can be amended or force a blanket law covering all
repealed hy legislative enactment j humanity? (Halem Capital Jour
K found unworkable, but in thelnul).
New Hudson
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The 7-passenger Sedan mounted on the 126-inch wheelbase chassis is one of the innovations in Hudson's new
Great Eight lines. This regal model is particularly suitable for those who desire a 7-passenger automobile
without the penalty of custom body cost. The modernistic motif, low-swung body and luxurious appoint
ment! combine to give distinction.
SALEM, Ore., July 12. (tf5) The !
annual picnic of the Oregon tate ;
Grange will be heia at Chamoeg
Sunday. . Tables for 000 persons
have been reserved for the noon
luncheon. Among speakers wilt be
Albert Goff, master of the Wash
ington State Grange. A Mrs.. Wood
ward of. Portland will appear in a
dress made and . worn 100 years
age,
A request df St. Louis county
officials to designate a highway
as "Lindbergh boulevard" was re
fused by the Missouri highway f
commission..
I . E.; Smith,, Timken, Kans.,
truck driver, escaped possible
death . when a bridge fell into a
stream an he started. to cross it.
..Seven aviators have been depu
tized by the Los Angeles police
commiKsion as an "emergency . di
vision" of the force.
. Young Corbett is tho. biggest
drawing card San Francisco has
had since Jack Dempscy was get
ting started .there in 1117. . .
Bill Papke, the old middleweight
now lives in J,os Angeles. He re
tired in wealth.
on the jncked-up wheel. No rao-J
torist : stops at night to. replace
.with a spare a perfectly good tire,
unpuncturcd and full of air. So
nobody was fooled by this far
from perfect crime. : It waft known
right away that this tragedy was
no traffic accident, but down
right murder.
Which goes to support the old
adage that murder will out., Man.
ufactured evidence is never flaw
less. The most careful plotter
Usually overlooks a loophole thru
which the law can climb. Tickets
in Gray's vest pocket ruined an
alibi In jthe tJnyder-Gray murder.
A typewriter In a ditch punctured
the perfect crime' of" J-oeb and
Leopold. Police annals are pack
ed with similar instances. v ,
Minneapolis Journel.
Queerest Bird
between ft- gourd and a football.
"The adult- kiwi is about as
large as a hen, has oversize feet,
and a long bill. The kiwi, like the
'possum, sleeps In daytime, rolled
up in a hole under the roots of a
tree. It is also like a dog. It ranges
through the brush at night sniffing
noisily as It smells tbe ground for
earthworms and it is said to growl
if disturbed during the daytime.
"Occasionally It emits a pene
trating cry, 'kl-i-wl..- .,
"While the chlef purpose of tho
long bill la to -root out earthwprms,
som writers report that the kiwi
also uses U hill as a cane -or, prop
to rest its head and neck .when
fatigue overtakes it. .
''When -th mother kiwi lays r.n
egg or two she is through. The
male kiwi must sit on the rgg or
eggs and hatch them. And such
egs! Naturalists marvel that tho
kiwi, a bird the size of a hen. can
lay an egg 8 Inches long and 3
inches wide; an egg weighing np3-
quarter as much as 41m bird h'
wlf.
form of an amendment it requires
4l vote of 4he -people to change.
'Cigarettes nre no more harmful
than other forms of tobacco, and
there is no reason why their use
should be banned. Like everything
else, they are harmful If used to
excess and execute their own pen
alty, liut excessive use of most
nnything else Is also damaging.
Too much coffee, or tea, or candy
or. soda water are equally injur
ious for moderation is the iaw
of nature and excess is crime.
Reform lies with the Individual
and not with the organic law. If
I the Individual cannot control his
; such an amendment
We already have on out statute
hooks an anti-cigarette w for
minors. If the sponsors A this
measure woultl confine their ener
gies to Its enforcement, they would
materially aid in eliminating the
Great Eight' Models "
Include 7-Passenger Sedan
President Hoover's Victories
Thu housfr of , representatives baa
sustained president li jover's t veo I
of ithe so-called lUnkln War Vet-
eran's bill. That another pension
bill more moderate in Its charac
teristics will probably be presented
to the president at house initiative
is not for the moment important.
What i important is that Mr.
louver, despite the carping critl
cbims of those who have charged
that he hnd allowed the legislative
branch of the government to geL
away with him, and that be lack
ed the courage to fight, has won
a notable victory, lie intervened
for the protection of tho public
against such n rnia upon uie ie
eral treasury as ba seldom been
recorded, and his successful stand
will win for him the approval
ami commendation of tho vast
body of citizens.
-There has been a good deal of
comment, originating in sources in
domitably hostile to the president,
upon his alleged inability to secure
from congress what he desired and
what he believed would strengthen
his administration with the public.
It seems worth while at this mo
ment to Inquire Into the basis for
criticisms of this character. Hns
1 he in fact incurred more rebuffs
from a congress nominally posses
sing a -majority ot his own party
than have fallen to the lot of other
presidents? says the Christian
Science Monitor.
Of course, l.he outstanding ges
ture of hostility was the refusal oij
of John J. Parker to the supreme
bench. Whether this should be
fairly adjudged to ho gesture of un
friendliness or a reasonable ex
ercise of the senate's undoubted
authority to pass upon nominations
of this character must be a matter
of Individual opinion. There were
enough arguments presented
against Judge Parker at least to
muke a difference of judgment as
to his qualifications reasonable.
This was, however, the only in
stance of a rejection of any Hoover
nominee thus far recorded. Is
there not perhaps a little too much
stress laid upon it?
. To some, the instant passage oy
congress of the Spanish war veter
ans' bill over the presiednt's veto
is regarded as more- significant.
But is it? President Coolidgo in
curred a similar experience when
he courageously vetoed the veter
ans' bonus bill. Yet that act on his
paH was hailed by the public as
one of great courage and self-sacrificing
statesmanship. The fact of
tbe veto constituted a considerable
part of the Coolidge record for ef
ficiency and economy. The passage
over ,ine veto wan lyimeu upon a
an evidence rather of the political
incapacity of congress than ati a re-
buff to tile president. Is it nut the
fact that at the present moment
Mr. Hoover's veto of the Span
ish war veterans' bill is held hy tho
public oh a whole closely to parallel
this act on tile part of hlB pre
decessor? It has been the policy of the pa
pers openly or covertly hostile to
Air. Hoover to chronicle promin
ently and to comment vigorously
upon opposition to his . policies
without giving like space and at
tention to the. Instances in .which
those policies have been success
ful. There was, for example, some
opposition in the senate to the es
tablishment of the Haitian commis
sion. It was magnified and ex
ploited in every way, but Mr. Hoo
ver got his commission.
The same thing was done with
reference to the even more Impor
tant national commission on law'
observance nnd enforcement. Again
Mr. Hoover triumphed, and today
the effort .o reduce tho appropria
tions for tho completion of that
commission's work is receiving
more Journalistic attention in all
probability than will the failure of
such efforts.
The president desired that the
tariff bill should carry within It a
flexible clause as a remedy for in
equalities. The effort of both
houses of congress to deny him the
authority provided in that clause
was the subject of wide discussion,
but in tho end he won his point.
And today it is apparent that, de
spite the endeavor of a group of
senators to postpone and even to
defeat action on tho Iondon naval
treaty, the president, by his firm ,
determination to call a special ses- '
slon for tbe consideration of that
instrument, has again been victor-
ious. !
Political history in the United
Htates has rarely recorded nn in-1
stance In which a president in a!
struggle with congress hits suffer-1
ed in the estimation of the elec-;
torate as a whole, even though he
failed to give effect to his ronten- I
lions. In all probability Mr. lloo-'
ver ts not unaware of the fart that
in each Instance when he has set '
his Judgment against that of (he I
leglshitlve body, h luu hrttl the
l"llo .with him and bis victories
"uvt? ,,en JV T i .
self-assertive man
Ther boa been no brandishing
of the "big stick," no oratory about
the authority of -the executive, but
u is quae uppurem uiur, wnen n,jioit mcXT f-room cottage,
naiance sneei oi tne nrsi nvn yeuiH i
of this atlniinifltf.itloii shall ho i
drawn off. the honors, such as they;
may be, In tho .contests between
the executive and legLslativo
branches will be found to accrue;
largely to the president.
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Cameo Kirby" Will
Be Rialto Talkie
Tho greatest story of tho Missis
sippi river over written, "Cameo
Kirby," produced as a romantic j
musical drama by Fox Movietone.
IIltMIH Ul lilt) t UJt fWUUU llll'llld
tuday. j
Two great Broadway musical t
stars. J. Harold Murray and Nor
ma Terris, are co-starred and are
su r ro u n d ed by an nl 1-st ar cast,
which includes such "well known
players as Myrna Loy, Douglas
Gilmoro, Robert Edeson, ' Stephln
Fet,cb it, Charles Morton, and
George MacFurlane. ''
It tells of tbe colorful love af
fair between ".Cameo Kirby." a
river boat gambler and "Adcle
Randall," aristocratic daughter of
a wealthy Louisiana planter.
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Opposes ltalnic of Fort
MACKINAW CITY, Mich. 0D
Residents here organised to oppose
the state park commission's proj
ect to eliminate the ruins of an old
fort burned after a massacre by
Ojlbway Indians in 1703.
.Commutes For xra
C II I C A G O . P For t b e last
eight years. Otto Kahu, New York
banker, has made special trips to
Chicago to attend the opening of
the summer opera season.
SVDNF.V. Australia () Aqua-
tic policemen have been sworn in
to arrest swimmers wm go beyond
the shark-proof nets with which alt
of Sydney's beaches have been
equipped. Offenders who escape
the sharks are fined .
Mall Tribune ads are read
20.000 peoplB every day.
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IIIXI' WANTl'.IJ J''EMJLK
WANTED Woman in modern
country homo to help with house
work arid care for child during
fruit season. Phono 7-F-5. 113
HIGH SCHOOL, girl wanted to do
housework. Prefer local girl who
would go home at nls'hUt. tall
1417-1.,. 112
lli:il" WANTKD-MIK
WANTIOI) Full or part time rep
resentative for life, health and
accident company. A real prop
osition. J. O. Oslliy, district
manager, Klamath Falls, Ore.
110
WANTKD All around ranch hand.
Phono 334-.I-3. W. W. Hartley.
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IIHCK.I,I,A.NIX)II
'AKTNKIt WANTKl) Will sell
half Interest in old established
real estate business. Former
owner Is retired. Full price ttfiiO.
Kest location In town. Mo ex
perience needed. Wrilo Trlbun..
liox (ill. tf
UHKSSMAKINO PATt I.OII-Ijtdles
tailoring, gown making; 25 years
experience. 22 W. Jackson. 112
WANTED RITUATIONS
WANTED Clerical position In
Medford by boy, hlh school
graduate. Phono R-I3-X. 112
WANTED Housework by middle
aged woman, or will care for
motherless children. 411 Haven
St. 112
Medford
Investment -Company
General Insurance
Medford, Oregon
125 E. Sixth St. Phone 1224
lYAXTKD-MISCEIAAXEOl'B
WANTED Service station with!
! living quarters on percentage ;
i busts by experienced operate!-.
Box 88. Tribune. 114
i WANTKD
! 132-R-2.
-Stump puller.
Phone j
113
WANTED Man to wreck house at;
reasonable price. John O. Thur- ;
son, 2ml house on left across'
tracks on Reull I.une. 113
I WANTED -111. 750 on Medford in-'
come.' Address Box 104, Eagle
Point. 112!
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WANTED To trade Idaho rest
tlenco property tor Meillord resi
dence or acreage. L. C. Oarlock.
Chamber of Commerce. 109tf
: WANTED 2nd hand Roods, Junk.
Pat's. .1500 Prune, Ph. 54. -L. 133
WANTKD Local and lent? dla
t a ntu' hauling. Injured carriers.
Wo KUarantee tu havm you money.
Huwluv Transffr, 619 N. Hlvor
fiide. I'hono iU44-X. 12&
IXJST
LOST Jtrown suitcase between
lold llili and Ashland Mary K.
Clarii contains govt, and insui--aiu-B
miners and other things.
lv i n d 1 y re t u rn lt CI ra n ts Iuhs
Courier. Iteward, 1 18 j
VOK 1U5XT 1IOUHFS
FUlt KHXT
ed house.
-Small partly furnlsh
Tei. H34-Jt. 113
108
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H() oakdale.
KOR TIJ3 NT-
fi-jrooin house, fill H.
W. J. Warner, l'hone
113
Oakdale
34U-M,
poll SALK OH HlflXT Furnished
unfurnished desirable S-rouin
( luui so In Medford. J'hone lllS-J,
Ashland, evening or forenoons.
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FOlt SALK NIOKLY FUNISH
K1J fi-ttOOM HUNOALOW. close
in; all usm'iiinicnlH paid in full;
east front, lots of shade; very
attractive- price nod terms. C. S.
BUTTKlU'MKUl, Keauor. 117
FOR WONT Furnished house.
Inquire 240 S. Ivy or Tel. f!'G-K.
HOtf
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FOll KENT 4-room furnished
house; garden and berries. !(
lloardman.
112
WIM, ItKNT.MY SMALL MOD
K11N HOMIS on long leaso ti
responsible party, or will sell.
Small down payment. A. 1 .
FLOWKKS, 228 K. Main. 115
FOlt HUNT 6-llOOM UNFUlt
NTSI1K1) HOMU nt HOB West
Main: fireplace, hardwood floors,
circulating type heater, douhlo
garaue; 4S month. CH Alii. ICS
it. KAY, Keultur, Medford llldg.
Phone 302. Ill
FOR RKNT Unfurnished house,
livorette Court; electrlo stovo,
plonty of bullt-ins, large garage.
Phono 23S. 8u4tC
FOR RENT Homes. Furnished
or unfurnished. Brown & White.
17tf
FOR RENT Furnlshod bungalow;
electrlo range and piano. 314 so.
Holly. OCtf
FOlt RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
FOR RENT Cool, attractive
room, private home, good loca
tion; suitable for 2; breakfast If
defcUed. 822 Bo. Newtown Ht.
113
FOR RENT Nicely furnished
sleeping room, adjoining bath;
moderate rates. 325 South Riv
erside, tt
FOR RENT Room and board.
Phone 7II0-R. Call at 14 Cot
tage: also wurehouue 25x100 feet.
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BOARD AND ROOM 339 So. Con
ral. Phono 1211, 83tf'
PLEASANT room with board at
71 K. Main. Phono 723. 3tf
FOll KENT MIKCEIjIANEOUS
FOR KENT Dandy locatjion for
hamburger or soft drink stand.
Hox 2tl(), Tribune. 11 6
COTTAGES for the summer reserv
ed at Endert's lieaeii, Crescent
City, Cai. Tel. 43 fur rates. Mrs.
Fred Enderl. 121
FOR RENT Oarage, 3.00 per
month, 325 South Riverside Ave.
tf
FOR F.XOIIANOE
FOR THAUE We have n good
lot, sewer, water all paid. 2-rom
house, to trade on j.;ood light
truck.
Wo have several buyers for
good new homes for cash, under
M.utiii.
CIIAUNCEY FLO REV
Phono 31 S. 123 East Main.
1 18
KXCIIAMIK My home for good
ranch, free water. Phone 51 7-W
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HALE OK EXC11ANOE $2r,,ll00
husim-KS property, which includes
a 17000 clean niereliandlse siock,
clear of incumbrance. Will ex
change for ltostio River or south
ern Cal. property. The owner Is
chained with tho Red and While
nnd ha maintained this store for
1 1 years. Has good business; Is
locateil in one of the best farm
ing sections of t'maillia Co,
DEAL Ai KNKIHT.
20. No. Hartlett. 1 1d
FOR TRADE 27 acres near f
gene; good house, fruit. Will
take house in Medford. S
owner, 130 Portland Ave., Med
ford. 1 1 1
FOlt EXCHANGE Two 6-room
houses. Want Oregon farm. Full
price $7K0o: mortgage 12000. A
W. M-'igoon, 3ffti Jteswlck St.
Los Angeles, Cal. 114
III.'SI N KKS OPPORTUNITIES
SHOP OUTFIT nnd automobile ae
cessorles: original cost over
$6000. The busy season is he-e.
Investigate this. He HOLMES
for HOMES, Nash Hotel corner.
112
FOR RALE OR KENT A good
business. Mill service station
and store in good location. Au
gust Johnson, 21 Genesee, loot"
! WANTKU lAwnmowers to sharp-! iV yoUK UOO Is missing." call '. FOU SALK SACIUFICIC Near Sill wil
en 1 guaranteo your lawnmow- ' a res rlgated. poultry and XT
er to cut just us well as when . .. r.'j :- . fiiv eouluned- 15 Incu-
new cull and deliver free. The itu vAl.lr I.1VI.-.KTOCK cows r ll t q lippi u. i iik u
, . . . .. , v. I - - - " I ntliois. .1 oroiuiers. ueu liens, i ,
1'ir til. cnua. ij-wnor, j-rop. KoU SAUK 14 vea for JU. h ,iw vi. huv. , smull ii
21. 3UC I'liout' IMS, iVntrat Point. AIho (1 (.. ,myi,u.nt to rWht party,
- FOR RKXI.M'AKTMENM
KUK KKXT . 3-rooni apartment:
garage; $10.50. 209 V. Jackson,
114
OH HUNT Furnished apt; 2
business women or uien. 240 So.
Riverside. 110
FOR HUNT Cool urlilshed apart-iFoll
luent.s: adults; garage
r.mi
110 I
Phone 1432-.V
FOR RKNT Furnished house-'
keeping and sleeping rooms. Pal-'
mer Apartments, liarllett and;
Main Sts. Phone 4V7. 1121
FOR RKNT Apt. 800 W.
Main.
95Uf ;
FOR RENT--S-room nnt. with prl
vute bath. Phone 101 5-Y. 06tf
VOH KALK I good family
row. Phone 4-I7-W-2.
milk
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KOlt SALK Kresb cow,
west of rhuenix depot.
Modrelt.
4 mile
G. K.
112
VO.lt SATilO DOtJS AND PICTS
KOli SALM Thormighlired fox
terrier puppies. Inquire. It. .1 .
Uux 4rU. A. K. Kurnstad. 113
l-'OU SALVl
, man police
114S I'alm St.
rhorougblned Oer-j
puns; reasoname.
FOl SATjB POULTKY
2U0 W, L. Laying Hens, 1 year old;
also K0 2 -lb. fryers. U. 11. Mi"
Call miles west of Talent. 112
Foil SALH Vli.O White Leghorn
liens, on Kffle t. llHlliil'O Mrs.
Ualuu'k on Stephens Ave. 112
FOR SALK .Ithndo Island Hed',
and Plymouth Itock chickens,!
from 8 inos. to i yr. oiu. i
t.i Airaln school. 11. W. Dewey.
114
Van SlMJi AUTOMOIULKS
BETTER VISED CARS
Bargains everyone of them,
COME AND RIDE
111 81 License Free.
1929 Essex Challenger Sedan,
new.
1929 Chev. 2-door Sedan.
192S t'bev. 4 Sedan.
1927 Ford Coupe.
Also a number of others at very
low prices. 1 '
AKMHTKONO MOTORS, INC.
S. Rivursldu.
117
0. K. USED CARS WITH
11131 LICENSE FREE
1929 Chevrolet C Coach $475
1928 Chevrolet Coach with trunk,
healer, fully equipped $425
1928 Chevrolet Sport Coupe. ...$435
1927 Chrysler Sedan .ii
192S Chevrolet Roadster $325
1928 Whippet Spt. Roadster $235
1927 Star Light Del $195
P1E11CI0-AL1.EN USUI) CAR LOT
.Cor. Kill and llurUett. ,
Phono 941. 112
JULY CLEARANCE SPECIALS
OOOD-VVILL UHI-JD CARS
1028 All-American Oakland Sport
Roadster, wire wheels nnd In
snleiulld condition $0511.00
1928 Punliac Couch 450.00
1927 Sllldebaker, Is lg h t Dictator
Sedan 4H0.OU
1927 Bulck Standard Sedan, in
splendid condition and a real
value 660.00
1920 Bulck Coupe; this car has
been put in perfect condition
and is priced right 600.00
1927 Essex Super 0 Sedan.. 375.011
1920 Oakland Coach 350.00
1927 Pontine Landau Sedan 475.00
Ford Sedan 100.00
SANDERSON MOTOR CO.
Your ouklur.d and Pontiuo Dealer.
Open evenings. 112
FOR SALE 1980 Ford coach, op
erated 00 days. Torms, $bi0
cash. Phone 847 during office
hours. 80tf
IX) II BALE HOMES
NEW 5 - ROOM stucco homo In
tllenn Oak Court. Terms to suit
buyer. Phone 395-R. 116
FOR SALE OR TRADE Desirable
houso and lot In Medford for
ncrcugo, for few days only. Tel.
1016-V. 1517 W. Main. D4tf
IF YOU WISH A NICE LITTLE
HOME on tbn pavod Puclfic
highway, wo can sell you tracts
from 1 ncre up on very easy
torms. Prices from $250 up.
DROWN ft WHITE, Realtors.
Holland Hotel Bldg.
. , 7tf
FOR RENT OR SALE ,0-room
modern houso; 2 largo porches,
one screened; new electrlo range;
no payment down. Apply rent
on purchase price. Inquire 321
Benson.- 321'
FOR HALE Very attractive, new.
modern stucco home, paved
street, nice residential dlslrlct.
east front, lovely yard, hurd
wood floors, fireplace, numerous
bullt-ins, living and dining room
combined, kitchen with numer
ous huilt-ins, 2 bedrooms, sleep
ing porch. Price reduced
$31100.00 for quick sale. 11.0011.00
cash, balance like rent. See
Charles A. Wing Agency, lnc
Exclusive Agents. 113
FOR SALE $1500. new cottage,
9 acres. 10 minutes from Med
ford. Box 100 care Mail Tribune.
86tf
FOR SALE Small house, large
lot, with lovely garden, shade
trees and flowers; beautiful view,
Central Point. Small payment
down, balance tlO a month. Call
forenoons 904-L, tfr
HOUSES FOR KENT AND SALE
Call 105. tf
FOll KALE IlFTAfj ESTATE
FOR SALE 2 acres alfalfa. This
Is real peur land, nnd In n pear
district, too. Might trade for a
good car. A good milk cow-goes
with the land, pnono 447-W-2
113
DON'T LET TUB OTHER FIX
LOW mislead you. If yon can't
get a purmancnt water supply,
now Is toe time to grab n pro
dueing dairy ranch. The man
who entrenches himself on a high
producing ranch. With good
1 r a n s portatioti available, can
laugh at fato for ho will have
bis destiny accomplished. See
HOLMES for HOMES for the
best, t'hone 329, 117
li turkoy ni'ns, in
FOR-SALE REAL ESTATE
J.0 ACRES 2 MILKS KHD.M ASH
LAND; 3 notes li-.rge pear trees:
large house. Will I rude equity
for equity in Mmlford hume.'
PALL tiUIJiKN
11 S. Riverside. 113
KALE S-UOOM PARTLY;
MODKUX HOMU, 1'boenlx; good:
garden, berries. 3 lare oak trees'
in yard. Price $21U0; ultry iuv;
cash. i
Also I
ltni-ncre alfalfa ranch: new
modern 7-room blltiKiilnw. slghl-j
ly
view, surrounttcd .with ua.K !
tt s; fully equipped; 2 tulles
from Medford. 'Priced $11000;!
some terms, owner leaving.
c. it. hi:i:ui: aiihni'v,
hone S95. 10 South llurtlett.i
lid';
and your own terms on tbo bal
ance. No trades, l'rice. $iir00.
Worth nearly twice tho price.
T1IK HKAL KSTATK KXCHANllR
44 N. Uiverstde. l'bonu 14'Jli.
11
FOlt SALK Beautiful 10-A. home
site; trees, fluo oaks an.4, pines,
only 5 miles out new Midway
road; a low ns $!M)0; yon make
terms. It. V. Williams, 1G No.
Ulverslde. . JIB
TALK Ol'1 TWO DAI.ltlKS Both
winners; well euuippt-d and
priced right. The right man
can get rich on either. See
HOLMKS for JlOMKS, Nash Ho
tel corner. 112
WI1KN you think of real estate,
think of Brown & White. tt
POIl SALK 3 largo lots on "West
i'alm street, facing north, lfiO
each. Call forenoons, !04-L. tf
FOll RAM-V-MrscClCLIiANEOUS
- - - -"" " " " TTT
l'OU !':. ''""
Falrbanks-
Miu-se "Z" pus eimiiie. nractlcul-
Iv new. cost $220. No reasonable
offer refused... Answer Box, li!
Tribune. - . H
FOR SALE -Peaches and apricots,
U. E. Clemens, Ph. 8U9-J. ., .
FOR SALK Apricots. Three Oaks
Orchard. Phono 0S-J-1. llu
SACRIFICE SALE Mixed lot fur-
ll Ull re. $70. 200 Bcatty St. 11
I FOlt SALE Apricots, peaches nnd
apples at Wing Orchards, one
mile east of Jacksonville, on
I .lacksonvllle-Phoenlx rond. 112
FOR SALE Drum sot bass,
snare, cymbal, foot pedal, $7.50.
2110 Really. 112
FOR SALE Cherries, fic- lb, you
pick them. Phone 835-W. 112
FOR SALE (Electric stove and
circulating air heater, reason
able. Call 908-V or 514 Haven.
FOR RALE Two whlto enamel
slnRle beds, with maltresscH! Just
tho thimr for sleeping noreh or
summer cabin; cheap. Ill Wash
ington St.
CANNINtl APRICOTS 5c pound,
Franklin's Grocery, 437 So. Cen
tral. Ill"
FOR SALE First-class heart
shakes. Butte Falls Oarage, Carl
Coblelgh and Merle lirnlnnrd. 1 13
FOR PALI-: F. & E. check writer
and protector; bugaln. l'hone
42. 112
FOR SALE Maytag washing ma
chine, cheap fur cash, Cull '23-
U-2. ' llOtf
FOR SALE Tllton apricots, frco
from scale und disease, 4c 10.
Season begins 10th, lasts two
weeks. Linn Orchard, Eagle
Point. tf
GLADIOLUS blooms. Wood Onr-
dens, 738 W. 11th St.; 60 varie
ties. 108lf
FOR SALE -Baled alfalfa hay. or
Will UOUH lOI CHtllB. iV-utljir
Natwlck, Eaglo Point. Ore. 118
FOll RALE RAHIXHERRIUS
same old kind at same old place
and same old price. Look for
sign on Kings hlghwuy or l'hone
J5&2-R-1. Ilil
FOR BAIJ5 Ijato cabbage planls.
Pierce's Hothouse, pnone u7-R-2.
Jted Top Hchoolhouse, 115
poll HALE Apricots will start
r oenlnu next week. Phono or
ders to R. C. Ward, 19-F-21. 112
FOR HALii 'ancy apricots, E and
.tic; bring your containers: also
While Leghorn Triers. Tel. 19-F-3.
Geo. Altord, Ferns Vnlley.
114
FOR HALE Grain bags and twine.
Momuch Seed Co. 107tf
FOR SALE Worm pullets with
lice's G 1 b z n r d Capsules now.
Monarch Seed Co. 107tf
FOR SALE
. Slirav aetl
Ekonnmy Dairy Fly
Spray actually kills flies.
Try it.
' Monarch Seed Co. '
107lf
W-ln 0 KEEN SLABS 4 V, tiers
$5.00: frco load kindling with 3
big loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tel.
70. tf
FOR SALE Furniture. Buyer as
sume payments. 412 Nurtli Ivy.
Phone 745-J. 45tf
FOR SALK Used sowing ma
chines; all makes, $5 up; terms
if desired. All mukea rented
and repaired. White Sewing
Machine Co., 24 North Bartlett,
lltf
WE PAY CABH for mohnlr. wool,
hides, pelts and Junk. Medford
Karguln House. Phone 1002. 27
No. Orupo. tf
FOR garden and field plowing,
sand, grnvol and sediment, Tel.
U12-J. samuel uateman.
FOR SALK One 2-cow trailer, one
camp trailer. Leo Young, stow-
nri Ave. V7tr
FOR BALE Loganberries, $1.25
, -per crate: blackcaps and red
raspberries $1.40 per crate. Bring
crates f possible. 3 miles east of
Phoenix. Harry Steele. 92tf
8ACKS SACKS RACKS. Have
10.000 good Used barley and
grain sacks.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUBB
l'hone 1003, 37 N. Grape St.
7tf
UNDERWOOD Typewriter Agency.
Sunstrand Adding Machine Agcy.
Hates Rentals Service.
84 N. Central. Phone 111.
Rebuilt machines, all makes.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR HA L1C 30-h.p. Holt cateplllar
tractor with plows and discs. A
bargain for quick sale. J. K. D
Mail Tribune. . qi3
WHKAT and rolled barley, 2o ft lb.,
$35 a ton; baled alfalfa, lo a lb.,
$17 k ton. Phone C. A. DeVoe.
tt
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Ahst roots
MUR It AY ABSTRACT CO. Ab
stracts ot Title, Title Insurance.
Rooms 3 and 5. No. 32 North
Central Ave,, upstairs.
.TACTtSOV CO.
ABSTItACT Ot.
Alistrarm of Title
ami TIilu Insumm-e.
The only complete
Title System lu Jack
sou County.
Accountant
WILSON AUDITING COMPANY
Tax tind Corporation Counselors,
Auditors and Accountants. E.
M. Wilson. C. P. Leland J.
Knox, C. P. A.: Lloyd Showers.
Liberty BIdg. Phone 157-lt.
lUcyoIe
BICYCLE REPAIR SHOP Work
guaranteed. Auto locks and keys
for all cars. 19 N. Fir St. Tel.
201. . .
Chiropractic l'llyslclan
DK. E. W. HOFFMAN Chlro
- practic Nervo Specialist. Office
hours 9 to 12; 2 to 5. 203-204
Liberty llldg- Office phone 580;
lies, phone 790-11.
DR. JOUETT P. BRAY Suite 308,
Medford BUlg.. for chlropractlo
service. Thursdays hy appoint
ment. Office phono 1230.
Electrlo Motor Repairing
L. C. 8CHAFER Armature wind
ing, electric motor repairing.
Slock hearings and brushes. 33
N. Central, .j'hone II0-J-2. 371
- Eye Specialists
DR. D. A. CHAMBEKS, Optome
trist. Eyes examined. Olasses
fitted. 404 Medford Bldg. Tel.
188. , . , , . , 362tf
Expert Window Cleaners
I LET OiKOROE DO IT Tel. 1172.
House cleaning. Floor Waxing.
Oriental Rug Cleaning, specialty.
Financial
WE LEND MONEY to Worths
people to pay their honest debts.
1'nclClc Coast Credit Association,
423 Medford Bid., Medford, Ore.
Freight TrnnsjMirtatlon
LONO DISTANCE HAULING
Medford-Klamath Truck Lin,
Dally service. Bonded carrier.
Special rates on load lots.. Aut,
Freight Terminal, 36 S. fir. Tel
1033.
International Motor Tracks
INTERNATIONAL MOTOI
TRUCKS Factory Representor
tlve Motor Inn Garage, Soul!
Riverside. Sales and Service.
Money to Loan
Long Time
Real Estate
Mortgage IvoanJ
Phone ISM
Commercial Finance Corp.
Medford, Oregon
DO YOU NEED MONEY T W$
make hort time leans. All trane
aotlona confidential. 057-J. Ban
' later ft chrjBtm..'. $17 Llborty BI
Monunientg
THE OREGON GRANITE CO. -
Monuments. E. A. Hicks, Oen,
oral Manager; p. M. Kershaw,
Sales Manager, SOS N, Front St.
Painting and Pnpcrhanglmt
PAHERHANOINO .00 a roll and
up. Dick Newman. Tel. 314-J.
M. A. BLISS ft COMPANY Paint
lng, paperhanglng and Interior
finishing.. 303 Crater Lake Ave.
Phone 1604. 41
" Piano instruction, '
FKEI) ALTON HAIGHT Teacher
of Piano. Modern classical and
popular methods. Speolal sup
plemental . course ,n, popular
. music for boginners, any age, or
, those who ploy. Successfully
taught, also, by mall. Arranging.
Song lyrics set to inuslo. H&ight
Music Studio, 318 Liberty Bldg.,
Medford, ore. l'hone 73.
Printer nnd Publishers '
MEDFOltD PRINTING CO. Has
the best equipped printing office
In Southern Oregon. Bookbind
ing, loose leaf ledgers, billing
systems, etc. Portland prices, ti
N. Fir St.
Radio Service
RADIO SERVICE on any make
radio. II. O. Purucker, 21 South
Grape street. Office Pbone 336;
Res. 1442. ,. . 181
Rand and Grovel
C. A. HARTLEY Sand and Gravel
plant. - Clean washed sand and
gravel; crushed gravel, all sixes.
Phone plant 1201 or office 127.
ftprarhur -
IF YOU want a good Job of spray
ing done on your trees and ghruba
at a reasonable price, Tel 1039.
; . ., 82
- Storage ' :;'
WAREHOUSING Storage, Distri
bution. Medford Warehouse, HO
South Front St. Phone 318.
Transfer
EAD8 TRANSFER STOHAOH
CO. Office 111 N. Fir Street,
l'hone 315. Prices right. Service
guaranteed. ,
DAVIS TRANWER STORAGE.
Service guaranteed. 30 S. Grape
8t., phone 644, or residence 108a.
Furniture Upholaterime? .
FURNITURE REUPHOLSTBRED
re-flnlshed, re-glued. We carry
a full line of upholstering sam
ples. A. N, Tuaieault, Tel Ml-R,
fm m it
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