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WASHINGTON, D. C, Auk. 9
Russia is to refurnish her fam
; oub "Roil Square" in Moscow. Al
! ready the work of turning the
temporary wooden mnusoteum of
Lenin into a permunent resting
: place' of stone is "under -way be
hind a high wooden fence. The
ancient cobble stones are to be re
moved and replaced ' by smouth
flag stones. Permanent reviewing
stands are to be erected.
A bulletin from the Washington,
D. C, headquarters bf tile Nat
ional Geographic 1 society fella of
typical scenes : in this "pulsing
heart of Russia."1
Revolutionary Celebrations
"Much of the drama of Russia's
grandeur and tragedy has unfold
ed in the beautiful open space in
Moscow that has come to be call
ed Red Square," says the bulletin.
Formerly it was the scene of
public executions, hangings, and
floggings when the Tsars ruled
from Moscow; of imperial proc
lamations and glittering martial
parados.1 1 Later it saw bloody rev
olution; and now the surround
Jng .structures echo the tramp of
soldiers iff the Red army and the
footballs -of "Soviet -workers.
"Along- one ; side of the squnre
extends the-sixty-five foot' wall of
the Kremlin- pierced by the Spass
koya ; or -Redeemer 'Gate over
which' rises ;a great clock tower,
205. loot 'high. This beautiful
towol'waa built tho year before
C o 1 u m b li s- discovered America.
Across from" the Kremlin 'Wall are
the substantial stone buildings of
the Trading Rows with their at'-;
caded sidewalks.
Fantastic Towers ' Rise. Above It
'At one end of the rectangular
space" is the twin-towered building
of the Historical-Museum, und op
; poslte .rises the glittering, bewild
ering mass of bulbous towers and
domes of St. Basil's Cathedral, fanr
tastic as the cardboard stage castle
of some eastern extravaganza.
"Lenin's wooden: tomb hugs the
towering Kremlin wall and seems
dwarfed by the sheer stone ex
panse rising behind It. Until the
budy was removed to tho Kremlin
to permit rebuilding the mausoleum
the low, simple wooden structure
Flying Down Longest Cocoanut Grove
WASHINGTON, D. C, Aug. 9.
"Almost clipping the . nuts o co
cuauut trees with our wing tip;
we oirclod low over: this unilula-
tins palm bolt which stretches
hundreds of miles down the Bin
ziliu n coast, to let our camera
men record its odd sights," writes
Frederick Simplch, Nutlomtl Ideo
graphic Society stuff correspond
ent with the senphvnB' party sur
veying air routes between Wash
ington and Buenos Aires.
a nuiciiea-nuL aweners m lihw
.'world's .longest orchard,' brokeh
only no wand then by barren
spots, towns or river mouths, seem
to live largely on cocoanuts and
'lish. i
First Sight of a "Jaiigada"
"Sliding swiftly ashore in the
. surf, their day's fishing done, Is
a fleet of 'jangadas,' or tho queer
sailing rafts of spliced logs seen
, here by the hundreds. The H1 1
. 1 saw, miles from shore with its
'deck' awash and two men stand
ing ankle-deep in water on it,
gave me Quite a start; 1 thought
the men adrift from a shipwreck!
"At low tide the hard sandy
beach makes the local highway
between villages. A thin traffic
stream trickles over it. We see
many ox teams, six and eight
yokes to a team, hauling the big
country ears, their clumsy wheels
one solid piece of wood. One
day ashore, 1 heard the hideous
scream of such a cart, as its dry
. axle squeaked under Its heavy
load. 'Why don't they grease if."
1 asked. "Tho oxen like the rack
et. They pull better when the
i-art squeaks.'
Strange SiglitK, Viihcoii by I,uml
s Bound TutirlNtM
"As auto tourists roam the
States, getting gas here und there,
and lodging where night falls, so
we are touring by seaplane. Across
tho West Indian Island bridge,
around the Orinoco delta, into
Amazonia, poking into odd nooks
and coastal crannies and roaming
froely over shallow waters TTehlnd
the reefs wo visit many strange
spots.
'Landing at little towns, flying
up occasional rivers where no
planes nre seen, or visiting big
plantations, we got a freph, inti
mate close-up of country life in
parts of Brazil! Where Americans
uro seldom seen. Stevens and
Gayer made air pictures jf the
"great 'Waterfalls of Paulo Alfonso,
WE LOAN
MONEY
To people to pay their
honeit debts.
,No Embarrassment
Strictly Confidential
Jennings Loan Office
5 S. Front
Phone 161
MIDWAY ACRES c
Drive 5 miles north on new Midway Road see the
beautiful homesites. 10-acre farms for $900; beautiful
oaks And nines ; everv modern convenience except high
j i - --.
.
B. V. WlttlAMS
Thone 1513
that housed the glass-enclosed body
was the world shrine of commun
ism. Sentries stood on guard and
a double line of visitors waited to
enter and look upon the face of
the dead leader.
"Into Red Square, from the ad
joining Place of the Revolution
a constant human stream pours
during daylight hours. There are
women In felt boots; clerks in
leather jackets; officials, reason
ably well dressed, with brief-cases
under their arms; laborers In
dirty sheep-skin coats; slippered
girls- trudging through mud or
dirt, carrying babies and bundles
or dragging hand carts -behind
them.
Borrowed Rabies Go To Market
"Along the Trading Row almost
any day stands a long queue of
women waiting for the opportunitv
to buy cloth or ovorshoes or other
merchandise of which there is a
limited supply. Many of the wo
men carry babies, for such a. bur
den gives them n preferred place
in line. Bocauso of this babies
are borrowed or rented by would
be purchasers who have no small
children of thtjlr own.
"Venders cluster around the
gates leading to and from Red
Square, selling all manner of art
icles and making sections- of tho
square into virtual out-door de
partment stores. There are tho
long Russian cigarettes with n
short section of tobacco and a
lengthy ' mouthpiece of hollow
cardboard; indifferent apples and
oranges; dried sunflower seeds:
candles exposed to the dust; and
cheeses cut to order.
"Women and buys are hawking
femlnlno unuerweur and gaudv
garters. Nearby aro displays of
colored lithographs, books, shoes
stockings, toys and shoestrings.
"At night, in good weather, Red
Square becomes un open. .air for
um. Small fry Soviet speakers
gather little knots of listeners
about them to explain details of
the Soviet plan of the moment;
or the square is filled with a .sea
of humanity while the government
leaders expound the doctrines of
the revolution through great' blar
Ing loud speakers."
which occur in the 1950-milc-long
San Francisco river at a ppint
about 120 miles upstream from
ittj mouth. No plane ever flew j
there before. " Here an estimated.
horsepower "of 1,200,000 makes a
grout roar.' The gorges tuid can
yons, through which the great
river drops 250 w 275 feet in u
scries of ' falls, are . comparable
!in "gi-andeur'drid vivid rock coloVa-
tion to sections of the Grand Can
VOll of thft ('olnrndn. Nn In nrl intra
anywhere; no place for a motor
to 'konk!'
Keen I Is Oiii- Old South
"Ijife.on Brazilian sugar etttates
recalls ante-bellum tales of our
own old South. The owners,
usually with French culture, live
an easy, baronial existence. Serv
ants fairly swarm; cooks, nurses
and housemaids must go barefoot,
foi. ajience
Grooms, ga rd e n e rs,
chauffeurs, - wood cutters, a boy
to sweep the yard everyone ' to
his alloted task form a social
unit on each plantation. Men
and women in' tho cane fields at
sunrise;' the tbnic smell' of fresh
plowed earth; white-clad overseers
on sweating, fretting ponies, one
excited group about u new Yan
kee tractor. I Though in Brazil
most farm work is still done with
hand tools, . tho day of the ma
chine is come. From little towns
like Maceio new 'roads spilt the
jungles as yet mud or dust roads
but a beginning. Jn the last
two years, on thcHe new roads the
Yankee-built motor bus has -appeared.
Out on one such new
road, at Lcao Uting, 1 met a young
American from Louisiana, the
only one In that region. He was
installing more now machine in
what is already one of the world's
model sugar mills.
"But the old persists. As when
slaves built Babel, or moved giant
stones into pyramids, I saw 2G
men use cross poles to curry a '"Jf!
huco wo In the States could
huvo lifted It only with cranes.
And railway track workers, not
runnlnsr their little cars as our
'soctlon hands run a 'hand-car'
by pumping, but poling it along
with poles, as men push boats In
shallow water.
oTho small farmer struRirles
ncnlnst the myriad ants and other
Insects that may devour his Har
den In a few nlsthts, or tmainst
land crabs that dlK it up by the
roots. Hut his revence on the,
oralis Is to trap thorn, fatten them 1
like chickens, and eat them. His
daiiKhtert! may work as house
maids, or laundresses, at aln:u
$1.50 a month. Rut ovi
is a flvine field, and
the hill j
the blul
hangars of a French air mall
company, with upper class P-razlI-lans
RoinK and comlnR In Import
ed motor cars. Hack in the vill
nKe, In the wet season, unpaved
streets are no muddy that motor
cars run on the sidewalks, toot
ln5 Imperiously at pedestrians
who mechanically step aside Into
the mud.
"A man on a helled mule prd
,le. cocoanut milk. Women wear
-
i"i w
1G No. Riverside
. i . .v -j -..t!V t ar
fSsiii rows
Marv Itrtan tilvcs her Iiisrrioubi reactians (o t lit four phases of
I'hllt'o tone coulrol brilliant, hriirhl, iiicllow anil deep. At, li'Tl of
t-nch photti Is a roiiroductioii of the sount!. track which each of the
four tones would have inailo if loconlcd on Movietone film, which is
the- method employed in produci nir talking- picl arcs. Itrlillunt tone,
for iustaiK., cmphiisi's the hicji f rcciuencles. TlU'rel'iire, the sound
Hlrlntions are thin, trisp. AJrllmv inini ilsie--s tho (unphasls on the
low notes, and tin sound slrintlnns arc thick.
inournln.e; bands on their arms,
und carry from market the Jerk
ed heef, black beans and nian
docia (cassaba) meal which
makes 'Fcijoada, the national
dish. In open fields buys kill
cltiKuiish doves with slickn, for
loon, ii ivcn nei c iioin me iiniiu
oy ury weainer, tne oiros iiiiei
exhausted, and tire easy prcyj
'Arriba Cues,' the boys call them.
literally 'Flyers from Distress
"Here Is a store that sells small I'.OISI-:, Idaho, Auk. !). (T)
imatrcs of the salnta Before a . The hot spell In southern Idaho
shelf of painted flizures an oliL was interrupted today with a soak
t.,,wlu r, ii, it, Km. to the 11117 rain tb;it beiran in soloe sec-
f.Hels of her iont; black skirt orillmm early In the niRht and con-
hoarded coins. Outside, a chat-
tcrlnK later u'cneratlon hastens to
the town's tawdry movie bouse.:
On top this tiny place of amuse-!
nient hi yet another Yankee dc
dlve a fire engine's siren. When;
the picture Is about to be. run, j
the siren screams a wartime.
Then nil the people from the
oocop.iiUt proves come runnlnK."
PALBKO. Italy (I') As a slitn
that the war Is oyer, the bodies of i
30 HiniKarlans who died In detcn-
tion camps In Sicily have boon
Interred in tho Victory monument ,
here. The ex-enemy dead were sa--luted
v.illi full military honors at
the burial ceremony.
., -- , .... 1
w tlell tne cny manasscr oi oau.
Jose. Cal.. took his vacation Norma 1
Haas, his secretary, assumed the
mtttiatterial duticH. '
A British mining company In
tends transporting mining machin-'
cry by nirplanes over New fJulhca'
impassable junRles.
'A' Kttroionn fmiirtis ' that fle.
r-lroys elm Itecs has liecn dls-ics-.rcd
and Identified In Ohio.
FRUIT HAULERS
. ATTENTION
WE WRITE INSURANCE
Accepted by the P. S. C. '
And Secure Your Permit
Brown & White Agcy., Inc.
31 N. Fir Hold Holland Bid,?.
Mjimfai
POISE, Idaho, Auk. 9. (I')
Civilization doesn't scctn to have
brottaht premature deaths to In
dians on the Fort Hall reservation.
Of a M-oiip of dentil certificates
received by Hie bureau of vitat
j statistics toilay one was for .lane
widow
f Saitle Lye, who
lived to the mature aire of 111.
I'.ronchlal pneumonia caused her
death.
: tinned unabated throughout most
i of the day.
J'ONT-A-MOI'SSON. France. -iT'l
This Lorraine cily, heavily
liombaiiled by (.Jcrtnans In the
world war, lias made such a com
plete come-back that its foundries
and pipe works arc operatlriK at
more than their 1JH4 capacity.
A,..,ntl.,., n v n n . I n ,1 1 r.. (mil
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. ( uv'n,;ilt ,,f
.,r,n(ll, hlx,lt) (lf (.u(1,
1
Medford
Investment
Company
General Insurance
Medford, Oregon
1Z5 E. 8lxth St. " Phons 1M4
HATAV1A, Java, Aug. 11. (fl
' Tin' Islam! of Anal; Krakatao, or,
translatcil Into Knglish. fhihl of
Krakatao. which yesterday hail a
heiulu pt 1 TO IVei. toilay disap-Pfart-tl
brnealh the surl'ai-o of the
s.a during intense activity ot
Krakatao which is throwing out
- ltiiiiitains of fire.
i l'tiltTI-AXO. Ore., Auk. 9. W
N'atinntil Lumber anufaflurers'
and West i:oast Lumbermen' as
sociation delayed action on pro
posed resolutions eondcmninK im
pnitalton ot Husslan pulpooil lo
idav and turned thoir attention to
'a mass of accumulated tradu ex
tension statistics.
Two tbousantl pheasant cBKa
have been distributed to Kansas
larmers.
Notice
Notice Ih hereby s;ivon that Theo
loro Kreemnn. I'. K- Kllttlenilpr,
I A- siekenberBer, A. .1. ltedtuond
and f M. ltohertM. directors of
Older Tiro Service Inc., an Oregon
corporation, have filed with the
secretary of state. Supplementary
Articles of Incorporation for the
purpose of offectinK the cbantio in
n-.nic uf said company to Firestone
Service stores. Jnc, of Medford
CUSSIFIIO ADVERTISING RATES
Rate per won! lor firjt iruertloii. 2c; Mch
tucctedino rniiftcon, lc; minimum 25c. Index
your adi witli for Sftle, For Rent, etc, and count
thee words as well as eacli Initial, telephone
number, etc.. as a word.
Classified ads in advance and not taken over
phone, unless admlKer has monthly account. No
allowance (or phone irrors.
WAVTUD SlKSCHIi!ANEOUS j
WANTBD-
-Feoder liivts. Tel. T.4 2
144
VTl-'l) In exchange for clear:
residence at Bend. Improved I
acroaKe In valley; mluht assume ,
on place showlni; fair returns.
ibix U7. Tribune. Lit j
WANTED To euro for children In
mv home durlnj; fruit season.!
211 No. Holly. 140:
I TWO CllltLS want to sharo ex-,
lienses with someone drtvilli; to.
1'ortland Monday or Tuesday,
Auk- 11 or !-:-:. Write Mall Trib
une, l!ox li. A. 141
WANTED 1'asturo for sheep. L.
A. Salade. Jr., central rotnt.
142'
I ENl'EItlENCKD mother wants
children to care lor oiii-uir iron
season; reasunablo prices. 711
Cedar St. lj
WANT10D' Children to euro for by
dav, week or month. i!l oau.
HO
WANTED 500 feeder lambs on
shares. Harry narr, .lacitson
vllle, Ore., on Hits ApploKUto.
141
WANTED Wo have home buyers
in lonkiiiK for a plnco every nay.
If you have a (rood property for
ale we would like a listing;.
CI1AUXCEY K LOR BY
l'hone 318. 123 East Main.
141
WANTED 2nd hand stoods. Junk.
Pal's, 150(1 Pruno. Ph. 547-L. HI3
I WANTED Local and lonst dis
tance hnullnir. Insurod carriers.
Wo guarantee to save you money.
Hnwley Transfer, 610 N. River
side. Phune 1044-X. 1S5
HHIiI" WANTED SIAMC
AT ONCE - South America or
United States. Permanent posi
tions: clerical, mechanical, sales-m:-.nshii;
experience unneces
sary. Salaries $25-100 weekly,
transportation furnished. liox
1175, ChlcaKo, 111. 140
WANTED Men for picklnR. Foot
hills Orchard. Phono U11-.1-4,
noon and evenitiRs. 141
HhXP WANTED FKMALIU
ADDIiESSINtf E N V E 1. OPES
Work at homo durltiR spare
time. Substantial weekly pay;
oxpi-rlonee unnecessary. Dlirnl
fied emiilnyment for honest, sin
cere. amliltioUK persons. Write
.Wendell, Nnporvlllc, Ilk 140
WANTED Ladles with sales ex
perience. Votl can make real
money. Call Saturday or Mon
day, 2(1 Portland Ave. 140
WANTICD SITUATIONS
EXPERIENCED Itrocery clerk
wonts work. Tel. 14-10-W. 32.1
J-;. Jackson. 14U
WANTIOI Woman wants work by
the day or hour. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Phone 543-R. 141
M IHOI ILlANrcOUR
HI-TEEP on shares to reliable party;
from 20 to 100 owes. li. A. Un
lade, Central Point, Ore. 14 l
HAVE YOUR FI'RNITlJRE ro
uphulstured, refinlshcd, reRlueil.
Phone Doll-It. ' 144
FRUIT HAI'LINO RATES Let us
flirure with you. Wo offer re
liable service. Insured carriers,
l'hone 833. F. E. HAMSON CO.
140
IOST
LOST Helmet and KOKKhw. Lib
eral reward If returned to motor
cycle shop, 23 X. Fir. 141
FOR RENT MISCICMjANEOCS
FOR RENT IjtrRe basement, in
;ina)n part of town, suitable for
stm-HRc. phone 27II-.I. 140
FOR RENT Oarage, 18.00 psr
.. month, lib South Klvoralde Ave.
, fc-i!
VOll REVT KrUNlSHED
ROOMS
FOR It IONT Itoomfl for worm-n;
privuto- homo. Cnll 124 Npw
town. 144
KOH ItKNT RloflUlntf mom
youriK man profcrrtMi. 116 Laurel
j'Oll IIK.NT Nicely furnlnhrd
room; rutn modwrate. . 325 Ho,
Jtlvfjtuido Ave, t(
FOtt RKN1-APAUTMINTS
KOR RENT 3-room duplex; bath
sp-eplntf porch nnd Karate, elc.
t-lf stove; clone In; adults only
ii'iulrc at 240 Ho. Orapc. ISIitf
FOR RKNT Furnisjicd apt., BIB
Nn'entral. v HO'
- - ., i
KOR Tti:.NTrjesrnble apartment;
private; reasonable. 51H Houth
oakdhlc. tf
FOR RENT J -room apt. with prl-
VaIa hath Phnn tllU.T SKrft
POIt IllWT MfUTKKS
Koll SAI.1-' Sumnuu cabin on i
itnguc river; clear title; fine tVh-
ing. Will accenl LiK li t ear '" !
part payment. I'honc '.'03. l-ltt
r'OH lil-IXT Muilern l-rm. bourn-. !
I ll S. Holly. Hi
l'HU K 10 N't' House. I'honc 4T7-.I. I
ill
l-'oit Itl-'NT ti-rootn modern bun-;
vilnw. 3ti." Laurel .St.. like new;:
tl.uiliU uaruKe. Will rent or li-ase t
witli stoves. Oiien for Inspection (
Suadav. Deal t Knight, -'II X. i
llarllelt Kt. Ml' !
Kill! KBN'C House. tltO a month.
I'liomi GOO-L. Sill So. Ivy. 140
Foil HICXT 4-room furnished
house, modern. Call 31.1 or
UU-.I, t 135tt
Ftiil HIONT 7-room furnished
hou.se on pavement. HI 5 Coltatto
st. call saa-x. 140
FOlt UI'XT 5-room furnished
homo within 2 blocks of Hotel
Medford, $40, water paid. CharleM
li. Uav. Koultor, Medford Jtlttir.
i l'hone 302. 140
FOlt ttENT bv the flay or week
exclusive cabin In mis.; 1 hour
flrlvu irom meiiinni. oouniiiiui
pUteo to rest durlnsr week-ends. I
Uverythlnsr furnished. Call l)U4-Lj
FOlt R13NT 6-room houso, eioj
W. 10th. !"
POIt RENT 4-room oottagB, 108
, tju., Oakdalo. tt
FOR RENT Homes, furntsneai
or unfurnished. Brown & White.;
17tf
IU1S1NK8S OlTOHTllNlTlKSs
FOlt SA LE--Cn.xh business. Har
caln. sandwich shop well equip
ped: clears $2S0 tier month: can
be doubled; dolni; stood steady
business. llesl corner on high
way. $2100 cash will handle,
balance terms. dHix Tribune.,
' 140
I COUNTRY RTORE
FOR' SALE ' OR EXCHANGE
Inuludlnsr store hulldlni;; modern
' 1 1 V I n B Cjimrlers; Karaite; Has
pumps, oil room; dance hall;
-. piisto4'tlce; 4 (teres srrouud; plen
ty fixtures and stock sjoods. Oood
school and hlfth school 3 blocks
away; dairy and orchard com
munity. Income $250 to S350
per month. Will take small farm
la exehaiiKe. Priced rlKht for
money.
C. It. HEEHE AC1ENCY
Medford, Orppon, or
F. L. Caton, tialus Valley, Ore.
157
FOR EXCHASOH
FOR TltAniC Kmhox (onch II;
trade for 1-ton truck. Call 13IS
X. Ml)
EXl'HANOUK
" Wanted Close In business lot,
ant or store bulldltn;, un to
SIIII.IIOII. In "fxchaiiKc for beauti
ful l(l-rooin Mcdfiird liome; 2
balhs; Medford Inline value !;!.
COll; balance cash. ('. HcndrlUs,
2-:n Central Ave. Tul. 649-W.
140
FOR KXirilANOK 20 aeres, 2
lulled from Medford; flue land,
with Kood Improvements; place
fully ofiulppod: stood (1-rooiu
bun'italow. lartre barn full of bal
ed oat and wheat hay. Will ex
change for either business or
residence property In Medford.
BROWN & WIITl'tO.
FOR FlXCHANdK 120 acres near
Bund, Ore.; 104 ucres under Irri
gation, 30 acres In alfalfa, 40
acres new seeding of clover for
seed production, 4 acres of I.a
dlno pasture, -balance strain and
Nottetl Gem potatoes; fertile soil
mostly had clover or alfalfa
plowed under; fi-room house;
cheat) bill convenient cow barn
for 12 head of cows, shod, ifran
ary 14x112, chicken houso 14x20;
mall did., telnphone, school bus.
Prlco (1 2,000. Will d.dlvor It
clear of encumbranco and as
sume. Prefer properly near Ash
land. TlKAl, & KNIOIIT, 20 N.
llartlelt St. 14 !
FOR SALH OR TRADE 1 lartto
safe; will sell or trado for small
ono. Pinnacle Packlns; Co. 113tf
FOlt 8AfI5 1irKRTOCK
FOR HAI.W 4 fresh yollllst (luern
sey cows. W. K. Mann, ono mile
liorlh of Central point. 140
FOlt BALE IOOS AND PIi?r8
FOR HA 1. 10 HprltiKnr spaniel,
males, 2 and 3 months old. ln
h.ulro coltatro 67, Merrick's camp.
140
FOR SAT.IC Thorouglibred Point
er puppies. Itcus. Tel, 190-X.
tf
VOll SAI.IC HOMES
NBW MOPEHN house. Close In;
J100 down, balance easy. ItnnlH
' -ter-tlhrlstnsfi' Corporation, Lib
erty Bids,'. 140
FOR HA 1.13 Beautiful new Hpan-
tached to be completed 1n 10
A...,- tlA.. In llu ClnDB In
IllKh ami .laakHon schools. Htreet
beim oavud. 727 Palm. Phone
J IIS-,1.
145'
FOlt HAl.K XKW. WKI.I, BUILT
HTllt:co, sill modern BUbnrban
home; electricity, pressuro water
system, bath, Karasce, coment
drive and about 3 acres fine,
deep soil; well located, close In,
Only f'JIiO cash reipttred.
MAItl, TU1IV, 310 Liberty Bldir.
Uf.tf
FOR HAM1 Attractive 6-room
hunstnlnw on ltows (Jotirt; llvlnsf
room has' hardwood floor nnd
flreplsce; arn (llnlnst room with
adJolimiK .aicxeened sun-poroh, 3
larsro airy bedrms, biisemenl, hot
water furnace, double tcuraste, Ortx
130 lawn, shndo trees, flowers.
Iteasonnbly priced nnd moderate
terms'. Chnrles It. Ray. Monitor,
Medford nidi;. Phnrm 302. 140
IF YOU WISIf A NICH LITTLE
IIO.MB on the psved Pacific
hlsrhway, we can sell you tracts
from 1 acre up on very easjy
serma. i-rices rnm fiDU up.
BROWN A WMITH, Realtors,
Holland lliitel lildg.
' , 7tf
HOUSKH FOU RKNT AND SAI.K
Call I OS. tf
BOR BA1E Hmill htise, larsf
lot, with lovely garden, shade
trees nnd flowers; hcaut.)il view,
(ral Point. Hmall payment
down, balance 110 a month. Call
forenoons 9Vl). tf
-ArToMiimi.KS
Ktllt SAI.K 1H33 HihIko ncreeli
bii.lv trtu-k; mind sltniic. I'l-lcc
?i:n. fall Mr. f.trH-lnii at Arm
i.ry. 14 I
I'M It MALI-: CI1KA1'
;i;lil N. I Icily.
-Kurd truck.
LITlf
NASH Special 6 Sedan, like new.
?:l,Mt; terms. Soalllevn Oret;.in
Wclillnc and Ilepalr Wurlcs. 113
(Idol) WILL 1ISKIJ OA IIS
t'.iine In and sec our lino of used
cars, compare the price. You
will find the best value bore.
l!i-7 litiick Standard Sedan....$"i.ia
l!l-'7 l'onliae Landau Sedan.... 4-M
1!IL'7 Kssex Super It Sedan .' :i."il)
lll'Jli Oakland Coach 3;,U
11).1 O a k 1 a n d Coach, new
paint 275
1927 Chevrolet Coupe, nice
condition ! -321
Nash Sport Coupe 17.1
Ford Con in- 12T
SANDLUSON MOTOR CO.
Y o u r
OAKLAND & l'ONTIAC DEALER
141
FOR SAIK IlHAli KSTATK
I'.l'Y OF OWNER 251 acres: IIS
acres cultivation, mostly river
Itnttnm land (S. I'mlintiftl. 21
acres river bottom slashed: bal
ance bfneb. bill wooded pasture;
171-.- acres prunes, estimate crop
J1(H burJhels: well fenced: stock,
tools. IrrlKathlir iilatit. half Inter
est prune crop: $15,000; terms.
S. Met.. 1004 Hawthorne Ave.,
I'lirtlaiul, Ore. ' 1 10
XTIIA SPECIAL 30 acres. 1.1
mllw from Medford. county roan;
3 tulles from river; $30(1; $.10
down, balance easy. 'Itatllster
Chrlstner t.'nriioratlon. Liberty
.lllilK. !"
IPSINESS PROPERTY
You can't expect youv ship to
come In If you never send'one
out. For a safe Investment In
Medford Income or vacant busi
ness property, homes and acro
aue, see or' write Chr.' Homlviks,
22 .N. Central Ave. Tel. 543-W.
' - . Mil
FOR SALE- Nearly now, modern
stucco duplex, corner lot, puvo
nienl, d ti Dlllo KarilKe, lawn,
' .shrubbery; steady renters $10 per
mo. Price $42.10. Phone 1532
,1 , evenlnsts. 1 59
FOR SALE A liariraln: Just open
oil, a bran new apartment house:
full up. 875 Bo. Central. 140
FOR HALE liy owner, fi-rnnm
modern bunstalow wllb fireplace,
Karaite, chicken hmise, lariie k'H'
ilell, fruit trees, 4 lots, at 11 2 S
Soulli Holly St: 143
FOR HAT.K OR KXPHANOK II!
acres of blub class soil, Orlffen
crock road, close ii; new fi-room
butiRalow, waraste, fine well, no
Irrlmillon; can develop unlimited
water supply. Must be sold.
Price $10110; easv terms.
THF. RICAI. MHTAT'l'l HXCIIANOE
41 N. Riverside. l'liono 141)11
141
W1IKN you tntnk ot teal estote,
think of Rrowo While. If
FOR HAM'. Lot, 75x237, on pave-
.luent. 310 Portland Ave. 14
FOR HAI.K Cltolco 6-nnro tract
with ftardon, berries, frtilt stnd
Itlfalfn, fine shade, lawn and
flowers: li-rooni holts?, electrli!
power, lights, bath, toilet, hot nnd
I'old water: fully Hocked and
equipped; hay In barn. A thor
oughly good buy at $'l'lfi0.
BUOWN & WIMTI'l, Realtors,
Holland Hotel Bldg.
FOlt -INFORMATION regarding
Portland properly, call Heal &
Knight, No. zo N, Bartlett, Med
' ford, Ore. 164
FOR SALI'3 20ac.rea good land,
Irrigated, near Medford: new
house; 4 cows, 2 horses, harness,
wagon, mowing machine, plow.
cultivator nnd stack ot hay. Total
prlco 2,ri00; terms.
L. O. PlCliKLL
204 E. Main. Phono 018. 140
FOII BAMS MIHCICIil.ANICOlJS
FOR HAI.1'1 OR TRADK 2,riO-3O0O
Havage rifle; a bargain. Call and
see T. II. 11., It. 2, Jiox 80, Stew
art Ave. 144
FOR HALK Range; burns both
wood anil coal. Price $20. 023
V), Main or Phono 5-F-3. 1 1 1
FOR HAI.K Kraut rabbago 1
lb. T. J. Parsons, Phoenix, 141
FOU HALH 2-ton springs and
spring seat. Thcso are suitable
for drawing fruit. Tel. 201-W.
140
'"OR SALE Hweet corn, tomatoes
H. Carpenter ranch, Jacksonville
oiK'iwuy. i'lu
FOR HALH
dltlon. li
-flas range, good con
West Jackson Ht. 141
FOR HALF White enamel Wedge
wood gas stove, practically now.
Ill UUlnco Ht., ant. 4. Tul. 11)84
140
HACRIFICH HALK of valuable vlo
lln; $1)5 cash takes it. Write
Box B. II., Mall Tribune. 141
FOR KALE Baby sulky. Will
trade for heater. Phono S8S-U.
I37tf
16-ln GREEN BLABS -4 V4 tiers
sn.oo; free load kindling with a
big loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tel.
76. tf"
FOR HALE Apples, crabapples,
plums. Bngti'y Orchard, Talent.
142
FOlt HALE Chnmplnn peaches, :
miles north of Hold Hill on high
way. Chas. l'J. Clray. 141
FOR PEACHES or applos, call
grower, 1122-K. 801ir
Foil HALE Worm pullets with
wi oizzarn capsules now,
Monarch Heed Co. 107tf
FOR HALE Baby carriage in good
condition. Phono 1373. 71!) W.
tun Ht. 131lf
BLOCKS 15.50 on night dellvory
only. Valley Fuel Co. l'hone
78. tf
WOOD nAROATN Oet your Win
ter's tvnnrl nnu, at tnsvml n.ln..
Hawley Transfer, Phon 1044-x!
146
FOR HALE Furniture. Buyer .
d,iii it. a. 111 siurtii svyw
Phnne 74G-J. 4Stf"
O'ADIOLUS blooms. Wood Oar
ui.ua, iob nr. iss., bv varie
ties. 108tf
FOR garden and field plowing,
sand, grave? and sediment. Tel.
(112-vj. Bamuol Bat?m5b
VOll SAI.l
for rami- nnscnrr.iANEOUS
FOU SALI-: (lood wheat at fl.iiii
Iier i:wl.. rolled barley 1.211 per
nark. Itrlnit sacks, straw I . tl 0
ier load. l'hone A. DeVoo.
3 miles west and '.ii inilo south
of Medford. 'it
Foil SALF Wo buy and noil all
kinds of fruit and vegetables by
pound or ton at llude's Ex
change, cor. oakdalo and W 1Kb.
HiUtf
FOIi SALT. t'soil sen-Ins; ma
chines; nil makes, $1 up; terms
If desired. All makes rented
and repaired. White Kewlnj?
Machine Co., 24 North Bartlett.
1 lit
SACKS SACKS SACKS. Have
10,1)00 Kood Used barley and
sirain Hacks.
MEDFORD IIAItOAIN HOUSE
I'll. mo 10U2. 27 N. O rape St.
79"tf
WOOD AND COAL for sale Fir.
oak. laurel and factory blocks
and Koyal rt.-ih coal at summer
prices. All best itia!i(y. l'hnne
S33. F. E. Samson Co. 1113
WE l'AY CASH for mohair, wool,
bides, pelts and junk. Medford
Ityrsjaln House. I'bona 1062. 27
No. Crape. tt
nl'SIXKSS DlllKCTORY
Abstracts
MURRAY AUKTRACT CO. Ab
stracts of Title. Tllle Insurance.
Rooms' 3 and 5, No. 32 North
Central Ave., upstairs.
.IACKSON CO.
AI1STHACT OO.
Abstracts of Title
and Thlo liisnrnnoo.
The only complete
Title System In Jack
son County.
A ucountnnts
WILSON AHDITINC. COMPANY
Tax and Corporation counselors,
Auditors nnd Accountants. H.
M. Wilson, C. P. A.; I.eland J.
Knox, C. P. A.: Lloyd Showers.
I.llierly Bldg. Phono 157-R.
Clilropruetlo Physician
DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiro
practic Nerve Specialist. Office
hours 9 to 12; 2 to 6. 203-204
Liberty Bldg. Office phone 580;
Res. phono 700-H.
DR. JOU10TT P. BRAT Suite 808,
Medford Bldg., for chiroprnotlo
service. Thursdays by appoint
ment. Offlco phono 1230.
Ulectrle Motor Its-pairing
O. SCIIAFER Armature wlnil-
- Stock bearings and brushes. 8S
N. Central. Phono 0 0-J-2. 871
Kyc, Kpeclnllsts
DR. D. A. CHAMBERS, Optome
trist. Eves examined. Olassel
fitted. 404 Medford Bldg. Tel.
188. 352tf
Kxport Whitlow Clcnnors
LET OEOROE DO IT Tel. 1178
House cleaning. Floor Waxlnfl
Oriental Itug Cleaning, specialist
Financial
WE LEND MONEY to worth
people to pay their honest debts
Pnclflo Const Credit Association
423 Medford Bid., Medford. Ore.
. Furniture Uiilmlstorlntt
FURNITURE RE-U Pi IOLSTEU Euro-finished,
ro-glued. Wo carrj
a full line of upholstering snm
pies. A. N. Thlbault, Tel. 960-R,
Freight Trnnsisortnllon
LONO DISTANCE HAULING -
Medford-Klamath Truck Llrl
Dally service. Bonded carries
Special rates on lond lots. Aullj
Freight Terminal, 86 S. Fir. Tel
1033.
International Motor Trucks
INTERNATIONA L MOTO
TRUCKS Factory Reprosental
, tlvo Motor Inn Unrago, Hout(
Itlvorsldo. Snleg and Hel'vice.
' Money to Tiotin
f fy long Time
Ileal Estate
J (J MnrtgllBO IOalssl
' l'hone tt
Oonimorrlnl Finance Corp. ,
Metlfonl, Orcfrsm
DO YOU NEED MONEY? Vn
make short time b uns. All transs
' actions confidential. 667-J. Bans
tstor & Cbrlstner, 817 Liberty Hal
QUICK MONEY OOOD SECUR
ITIES bought and sold. Xtoom
2. (Sparta Bldg. - , ,-
Monuments
THE OREGON GRANITE CO. -
Monumonts. E. A. Hicks, Gen
oral Managor; P. M. KerBhaw,
Bales Manager, 302 N. Front St,
Painting ami I'acrhanging
PAPERHANOING .'0o ft roll and
Up. Dick Nowman. Tel, 814-J,
M. A. BLISS St COMPANY Paint
ing, papurhnnglng and interior
finishing. 302 Crater Lake At.
l'hone 1604. 41
printers and I'nbllshera
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Has
the best'cqulpped printing office
In Southern Oregon. Bookbind
ing, looso leaf ledgers, billing;
systems, etc. Portland prices. 87
N. Fir St.
Ratllo Service
RADIO SERVICE orr any mak
radio, H. o. Purucker, 23 South
Grape street. Office Phone 886:
lies. 1443. 81
Sand and Gravel
C. A. HARTLEY Sand and Gravel
plant. Clean washed sand and
grnvel; crushed gravel, all sizes.
Phoneplant1203 or office 187.
Ktorae . t
WAREHOUSING Storage, Distri
bution, Medford Warehouse, lit
South Front S Phone 818.
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER STORAGE
CO. Of floe 111 N, Fir Street.
Phone 815. Prices right Service
guaranteed.
DAVIS TRANSFER at STORAOR.
Service guaranteed. 20 S. Orapa
St., Prione 644, or residence 106,