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MEDFORD MCT TRTBUITE ftrETfrFOBD, OKKtiOX) TUKSDAV, JANTATiY 1:1.01H:',1,
PAOF. N1NR
"EVERYONE IN SOUTHERN OREGON READS THE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE"
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RURAL DISTRICTS
TAKING INTEREST
IN HOME SURVEY
Survey. ( records for the Fiu m
HomcniaUers Economic conference
iclieduled for February G "and 7
continue to occupy the interest of
Jackson county homemakers. Tlie
Rogue River Home Economics club
which met with Mrs. l'aul Dick last
week discussed the questlonniihc
lind, appointed its president, .Mrs.
Kfflc Illrdseye as special repre
sentative from that community.
Mrs. Oscar Shepherd, a member of
the county executive committee, is
in charge of the survey in Rogue
River,
Special guest speakers at the
Enterprise Grange on Saturday
were Muble C. Hack, county home
demonstration agent and Mrs. Zelta
Rodeuwold, state home manage
ment specialist, who explained the
(luestionnaire and left Mrs. Vera
Ringer in charge of obtaining re
ports from Winter.
Bellvlcw and Oak Grove com
munities were visited Monday. Mrs.
J. K. Gowlnnd, Mrs. C. A. Drown
and Mrs. 1.. B. Meservey have
charge ot the survey for the Bell
view district and Mrs. A. E. Brock
way for Oak Grove community.
Mablc Mack, home demonstration
ngent, will continue to meet with
clubs during the .week to obtain
. reports. . Her schedule Is as fol
lows; i ,, . .
.Tuesday afternoon Applegatc
club, Applegate school; Wednesday,
Jacksonville club, at home of Mrs.
'1'huo.Sims; Thursday, Sams Valley
club at home of Mrs. Geo. McDon
ough; Friday, Coleman Creek club
at home of Airs. Harry Young.
f?.-. The survey reiwrts are to be
completed by Saturday, . January
rtli.- ;i ) ; .
IN LOVE TRAGEDY
SiVXTIAC.fi DE CHILE, Jim. 13.
(A1) The tragic deatha of Dr. Cora
Mayer, Chile's leading woman phy
sician, and. Dr. Alfredo De Maria,
government hygiene chief, puzzled
the, authorities today. Dr. Maria
shot Dr. Mayer and himself.
Attendants at the public nurses'
school where the shooting took
place declared that the two had
beefi"'Tn "love- and ,advaricrl the
theory that, separated by Dr. De
.xhiria's marriage to another wom
an, they had determined to die to
gether1. Dr. Mayer was 35 and
unmarried.
Meteorological Report
January 13, 11131.
Forecasts.
Meilfui-d and vicinity: Tonight
and Wednesday rain; moderate
temperature.
Oregon: ltuin west and local
now.4 .east portion toniylu .and
Wednesday snow in Cascade moun
tains. Modonite temperature.
MEDICAL LEADERS
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Local Data ? ?
a? .
Bl
Ti-mpemture (deg.).... 35 3u
Highest (last 12 lira.) 35 -14
Lowest duet 13 lirs.) 3.0 33
lid. Humidity pe.)....KMl Ss
Precipitation (In.) 00 -'"
Slate of weather., Cldy. Cldy
Lowest trmpcratnre this morn
' lug 33 degrees.
Total precipitation since Septem
ber 1. 11130, li.78 ini'llus.
Tomp'oratdre. a year ago today:
Highest, 32: lowest. S.
Sunset today, 6:03 p.m.
Sunrise Wednesday. T:3'J a.m.
Sunset Wednesday. 5:04 pin.
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
oi rr
MO Ul
. i linker City 30 2S Snow
i ' lllsmarck 1 M flour
llolse 3d 2-t Cldy.
i les Moines 2.1 18 Snow
i Fresno 00 42 Clear
j Helena .10 2'S clear
! I.OS Angeles 70 50 Char
Marshttelfl SO Cldy.
I'hoenlx 6! 34 Cli-iir
f I'ortlnnrt 4 42 Cldy.
f red Bluff 54 s cidy.
1- Itospbui-g 44 , . 3S Cldy.
j ' Knit Ijiko 3(i 3" Char
') ' San FrancUro .. 52 42 Cldy.
, ' Sojlta. Fc St 14 Clear
; i Seattle .... 50' 4) Clear
:' Spokane 3S 3 4 Clear
.Walla Walla .... 30 3" blV-
Winnipeg 12 1 Clear
W. J. Hutchison, .Meteorologist.
Opium CureV Permit tc1.
NANKINCi bP) Pvrmiwdon for
individuals to establish opium
cures in China has been granted
. by the (hlng- Opium Suppres
sion commission, with the pro
vision that iueh linics snhiii.t
leiiulnr repW. of their wofk "
Nanking authorUb'.
4
; German Inumlry
, ttEhLIN-4 Through curelefs'
'handling of laundry, it is esti
nmted by the C.prman bureau of
statist ten. the lerman population
surfer n daily loss of nbout I '..
nrto or 3.:0,nfl in A 'f
BRINGING UP FATHER .
I'M dOlM' UP4TIR" ANiD LET
THE F5CT-HEAO THAT DROPPED
THE FLOVEH-PCTf OW MV
POOT- KWOW WHAT
I THlNiK OF H1M-
i j i-i i, i ii-mi 1 i in-i ill i . i .i . w ii .,t i l "" ii i-n . n.ii 1 m " - i i.ri
UW: wrmMfi m mis
THE NEBBS Consolation By SOL HESS
disappear.
Alce of papoV
APPLEBV ua;
IVEU THE
TOWSI MO EMC
OFCHAWCE FOR
GOSSIP AJD
IT SEEMS TO
BE THE GENERAL
OPUOIOVI THAT
AM6P0SE P0TT5
KWOVWS MORE
A COOT" HIS
OlSAPPEACAMCE
THAM HE IS
Wlt-LlKia TO
ADMIT
Byrd's Inventions Useful
fifv.i'l soon total thsctory of
i t
I I I
k- Jt " ' ll !f
Admiral Itlchiii-d 1. Itvnl- rmiucnti' cr llu N'nrtli ami South
1(iUs, who will iill Ins own Mury Iliilc Anu'i'tra at Hit Holly
thfalor. next Sat unlay, under sMiiisorshi ot tht Amri-kiiti l-i'Sion,
Is nn iiivcntfir us ell as 11 noted r)lorfi ami navigator.
Mad ho not been of an inventive
turn of mind the fireat Fokkcr
monoplane, Josephine Ford, might
not have returned ho eanlly if nt
ail to KinB's Bay, Spitzhergen,
after cutting circles around tin
very top of the world for the first
time In history. Thee navigating
instruments which were perfected
for the North Pole flight, stuod the
admiral In noort stead when he
undertook his majinificent 1600
mile flight acrosH the bottom of
the world to the south Pole.
From the northerly apex you. can
Ku In but one direction, and that
is eolith, for the good reason that
there isn't any "further north."
Hut Just which south Is the per
plexing (mention that hobs up to
puzzle folk who journey to this
uncrowdetl pot. Naturally, the
sumo conditions prevail nt the
South Pole, where one is obliged
to go north whichever direction he.
turns.
Admiral I'yrd overcame the va
garies of the' magnetic needle by
using an instrument known an a
nun couipa.Hs, and by another called
an earth induction compass. Willi
Keourc'x of southei n Oregon
anil northern California, find t lie
work being done- to develop and
exploit them will be studied by
students of the industrial nnvu-i
PORT DATA AIDS
RESOURCE STUDY
it I ii o 1 1 nniinni
mi n'bn mwv
cational geography class nt Med-
ford high school under Mis Carol ;
Itamsey. Pat a on thl section. A ,vlort i-?ued t y by the
which will be used in the course, is Volunteer of America for
furnished tho high sc!wm1 by the j -how thftt s:nc- the itoiip kitchen
Virthern Cnlirrn.rt-S.tuthern Or- ' wa openeii (J r iobT K. a tnt.il of
gon pevelnpment soc;ation, free rn' itln have len served.
. The students will be presented bedc furnihed 1 art, nnd Ji-4 ar
factt showing leas.ms f.0t)ie asso-! nients given free. Twenty-four
Wat ion's drive to open up this s-
tlon through a harbor at Crescent
city. Information nmught out at
recent M.Of'acjf ic Km pi re confer
ence at (Srants p.is and Medford
will also be lifted
i ne iuny h tv 19 give ine'winv. iu hh is w'Hiva ie. i;:nai p',n?u
HIM-
THERE'S SOME-Kren. TUBU UP-V ( T13 PELt-AW, f i SAVAJ HIM I BET IT VTweYRe LOCUOW f KlC TWOUSWT V .' VES W KMOAJ EVtCVTm 15 FOR Y !
-rwuvia MiewTV vYOVje uim two y potts, akjo old I vvasmt aoav BEFOce EievPLftc& but jueo come Uri-ie'sEaT amo vouR papw is , 1 :i
FJWKW -600T D0a.O.RS FOR. A. V'L?;B ?!iT(7 HE OiSAPPEftREO AMD HE C'Sloo? AN) 1 ALOKJA IN SEABS VOOVE MaD HIM 1 ,' 1
OLO.APPLEBV- l LOflD OF FelUieRj&ETAf ' M VAAS THE SAME OLO GASBVTM BETTER START g-g- 0(J oP 1 R 4Q VEftRS THAT'S MORtLKJ :
ASIWO)NLlfM SOV K805 ,WMEREOME AlKfTMOOSE AMD THEM At5AINJ HE MISHT . AwC
JSe, MIML D" ' HANDCUFFS AaL-: t39B--J.- A FROM MOMS OP W H,W UP SAFE AMD JOUMO
Jj' rr-r-o r 'apTy (takin ow has amvsodv looked J('
; i
these, and the magnetic needle as
u check, he got along quite nicely.
But there was another element
of uncertainty to be reckoned with.
This wan the drift of the plane side
wise off its course. Aviators fly
ing over land look down upon
mountains, cities, stream and plans,
getting an accurate notion of the
.side drift. No fUich aid. unfortun
ately, comes to the ocean, the Arc
tic or the. Antarctic flier. Ice and
water are monotonous.
To meet this contingency, liyrd
created the drift indicator. Tills Is
a contrivance patterned in prin
ciple after the rifie marksman's
.sights, except that the explorer
runs hit eye along n fine wire. "In
our plane the indicator was so con
structed that without changing my
position I could look through the
bottom of the plane and sight any
shadow or object," nays Admiral
Uyrd. "If the wire remained on
thp object it meant there was no
wind drift; if it appeared to move
out to one side of the other. U
meant we were drifting. With this
instrument the plane reaehed its
objective ns straight as a bee
reaches, its home."
students a knowledge of the ni!n
era I and agricultural resources of
this section and give them a back
u round to watch geography and
j history In the making as they grow
I older.
j Material was furnished the school
i through the courtesy of 0. K. date.
ilrvihiE Vinlng and Sam II.' Tinker
i officials uf Mie association.'-
families h;ive .en helper).
Ail help by people of Medford
has bfen appreciated. The V'id
unteTS have religious services on
Thursday, Saturday n nI Sunday
nirtg nt v t 'i. Kveryonn i
hum IIWTFFDQ Ain
I fULUMlLLIlU nill
MEDFORD NEEDY
. . . . .... . . , .
OH OEAR ME MIGHT
KlLLHIM-HEHAv'b NO
COMTROL OF" HVb TEMPER
LATEAJV- I'M AFRAAO "TO
S'KV A.NTt'TMvNSC; TO MlM- i
MO ONiE CAM HAMOLE 1
51
Hast Main above the TogKory.
Captain F. W. James Is in eharae.
Portland. Construction to- start
soon on new type, shopping center
it northwest corner ot inioi.si-cuo..
of Kast 37th street north and banuy
Itoulevard. '
Noilet of llonrtiiff.
In the Circuit Court of llvs State of
Oregon for Jackson County.
In the Matter of the Application
of the Board of Directors of 1he
Uogue Ulver Valley Irrigation
District for the Judgment and
decree of this Court as to the
regularity and legality of the
proceedings in connection with
the organization of wild District,
the regularity and legality of the
proceedings of aaid JJoard in ex
cluding land from said District;
the regularity nnd legality of tho
proceedings of said Board in in
cluding land in said District:
and the proceedings of said
.Board of said District providing;
for nnd authorizing tho irwuo ofi
lion.ls of said District.
To Hogue Hover Valley Irrigation
District, and to all free no me is.
Legal Voters and Assessment.
Payers, within said District: j
Please take notice that the peti-i
tlon of Victor Bursell, M. F. Han-
lev and Donald S. Clark, as uireei-
ors of Hoguo Ulver alley Irnga-1
tion District, praying that the or
ganization of said irrigation dis
trict, the election by the electors
of said district voting said organiz
ation, the election of directors 01
said district and their (pialifica
tions, the election and appointment
of officers of the Board of Direct
ors of said district, and all matters
relating to the foregoing from the
signing of. the petition for the or
ganization of said district up to the
date of the proceedings hud by said
district for the Issuance of bonds,
tlie regularity and legality of the
proceedings of said Board in ex
cluding land from said District; the
regularity and legality of the pro
ceedings of said Board In includiim
land In said District, he adjudged
and d ecrced to be in all things
regular and valid nnd In accord
ance with law, and that said dis
trict be adjudged lawfully organiz
ed, and existing, and the directnis
and officers thereof lawfully elect
ed anil qualified; that all proceed
ings of the Board of 'Directors "f
the Itogue Iliver Valley Irrigation
District relative to the Issuance f
bonds for tin purpose of said dis
trict In the sum of not to exceed
Si'10, OdO.00. as well as tho election
by the electors of said district
wherein said bonds were- voted, be
adjudged and decreed to be regu
lar, vulid, ami in all tilings In ac
cordance with law, nnd that said
bonds when actually Issued foe de
creed In all things, subject to reg
istration by tho Secretary of t in
state of Oregon, under the laws of
Oregon, relating thereto, and that
the same bo found nnd determined,
to be valid nnd binding obligations
of the Rogue Ulver Valley Irriga
tion District uncording to tho in
tent and purposes of, tho law au
thorizing such bonds, and that the
said Uogue River Valley Irrigation
District be charged with the pay
ment of the principal and of the
interest, to ricerue on said bonds in
accordance with their tenor and
effect; that fill the property own
ers vithin the district comprising
the Rfigue Ulver Valley Irrigation
District, and fill peinH whomso
ever having any Interest in t lie
matter aforesaid, be decreed to be
forever concluded and rest rained
from disputing or questioning 'he
validity of any of t h proceeding1
et forth afonve, or of the valblltv
of the organization or existence of
said dbdrirt, or of the status of the
directors or officers elected or ap
pointed as aforesaid, or uf 1 he
status of the bond of said district
authm zed as n f oreid. as 1 he
aiye may hereafter I Ivmcd and
sposed of In Accordance with the
provisions of the laws of th St
of Oregon, providing for the or
ganization, government and man
agement of an Irrigation district,
including the provisions f Chapter
XIV, Tille X!, of Oregon J-iws,
and Chapter -H."! of the General
Law of fire gon. 1 'y , and all
amendment 1o any Vi said laws,
may be examined, approved and
confirmed by the said CiM'iiit
Court, was on the 3rd day of Jan
uary. 1!31. duly filed in the above
nlithd pmrecdiiiK iit 4ho nffie
,,r 111,! l.f f't.lLll. Mlkll
?UU1lt Vj (llC 01 de; uf MitM.
WHV-I HEAR
rlUIC FROM
UPSTAIRS
Court, duly made by the Honorable
: If. I. Norton. Judge thereof, and
filed on the lith day of January.
r.t;il, a hearing 011 said petition
.'and on the proceedings therein,
contained, has foven set, and Willi
be held, on Tuesday, the loth day
of 1-Vforuary, in.'il. at 10:00 o'clock
in the forenoon of that day in the
court room of the above entitled (
court, in the County court 1 louse
at Medford. Oregon.
Any person interested may at 1
any time before the expiration
ot ten days after t h e full j
P u h 1 i c a tion of this notice j
once a week fur threw sue-j
cessive weeks, appear and contest
the validity of this proceedings, or
of any of the nets or tilings In said
petition enumerated, arid thereupon
such proceedings shall bo had as
will Justify said Court In making
such examination of all such pro
ceeding, ami in approving and con
firming the same or making such
order or decree as sha II be just
and proper in the premises.
This notice Is published in the
Medford Mail Tribune, a daily
newspaper of general circulation
published In Jackson County, Ore
gon, where this proceeding is pend
ing and where tho said Board of
Directors has Its office, once, a
week for three successive weeks in
accordance with the provisions of
said order made by tho Honorable
II. J). Norton, on the tith day of
January. 1!3, The first publica
tion of this notice shall be on the
tith day of January, Jim. and the
last publication hereof shall be on
the 27th rlay of January, 11(31, and
jurisdiction of the said Irrigation
District, of each and all of the
freeholders, assessment payers and
legal voters therein, shall bo com
plete wit bin ten days after the
27th day of January, 1031, ,
Witness the I lonorn hie II. I).
Norton, Judge of the Circuit Court
of tho Slate of Oregon for the
County of Jackson, and the Seal
of said Court affixed hereunto this
Cth day of January, 1031.
DKUUA STKVKNK M K V Kit,
County Clerk for Jackson County,
Oregon, ami Clerk of the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon for
the County of Jackson.
(Seal of the Circuit Court of the.
State of Oregon for Jackson
Count v. )
B O A It D OI-' DIRKCTOUS OK
ItoiiWK RIVKK VAMiKV J. It
ItUlATloN DISTRICT.
By Victor I iursel), President.
M. Hanley. Director.
Donald S. Clark. Director.
K. II. Judd, Secretary.
Harry C. Skyrmaii, Attorney.
(S 'ill of the Board of Directors
Rogue River Valley Irrigation
District.)
CLASSIFIED AOVERTfSfffb KATES
Halt ptr wont (or lint inmtlon, 2c I tath
iKtcidlno Inttrtion, lc; minimum 25c. Intfix
your adi with for SjIi, For Hint, tit, an count
thtit word! as will at each Initial, t tit phono
rtumfatr, ttc, at a word.
Clauifitd adi In adtanco and not tattn tm
phono, unlftf admlkor has monthly account. Ha
allowanca for phono irrori.
WANTKD Girl lor housework:
small wages. Rhone U'l-W. 711
Bee k ma 11 Ave. t'j-
IIICM WANTEH MALE
SALKSMAN WANTKD A chain e
to learn 11 11 to 100 bib- ab-Minan-
i ship. Kxperlcnce nit nceeary.
Position open to man witling to
work and barn on sain ry mid
commission. Apply C. K. Gales
Auto Co,, Fold Dealer, Medford.
t-2fi')-$ t'Mr pKR VKAH Cov
ernmeiit jnb, st.nly work. Men,
women IS-.'.e. We c"a h you r
early cxanirt. Woite fur parllcii
hrc'i tn R.ix M K- Trlleinp. '? 7
Medford
Investment
Company
General Insurance .
dtord, OrtfI
1H W. Main Phont UM
. . . By George McManu
I'M 'SORRV THE rf
FLOWER- VE
CUPPED OUT
OP M( HAMOS-
KM'KUIKNCKD capable girl want
housework. Box V. Iv. Tribune
IjOST
1j()ST In l'hoenix. basket contain
ing clothing. Finder please leave
at I'hoenlx .Mercantile. :'!i
If dog s missing, call 1510.
2Eirttf
MISCKIjIjAN eoub
ASHLAND Convalescent nnd Host
Home, cares for old people nnd
Invalids. 2l0tf
AUTO GLASS Installed while you
wait. 109 K. 8 th. ISfitf
WANTIClJ-ailSCiaJiANKOUS
WANT 2 or Jl-room apt. or house
keeping rooms. Prefer in pri
vate residence. 1. t). Box I4!.
Hill
WANTKD To hear from owner of
farm or unimproved land for
wile.- o. K, llawloy, Baldwin.
Wisconsin. -'-'S
WANTKD $fi00 loan on livestock.
Address llox L. n., Tnnune.
WANTKD To buy any kind of
livestock at the right price., Tel.
177, Central Point. Route I,
Box IMiti. -It
LOCAL or Ion distance hauling.
We guarantee to save you money.
11 aw ley Transfer, 619 No. Itiver
aldo. Phone 1044-X. 21fStf
RAW kUUS WANTED Do not
ship; wo pay the prleo. Hides,
wool nnd pelts. Medford Bur
gain llouso, 11 N. drupe -St.
mtr
WANTKD-2nd hand goods - junk.
J'als, in 0(1 Prune. Ph. 547-U 311!
FOR GA III) KM and field plowing,
Kami, Kravol and sediment. Tel.
1U2-J. Samuel Butcmnn. tf
CASH PAID for Junk. 27 North
vtrape nu -ji. iu" i"o
FOIl IIKN1 rrilNlHUKl
ItOOMS
FOR HUNT Nicely furnished
sleeping rooms with heat ; rale
moderate. 3Ja So. Riverside Ave.
ROOM AND BOARD Reasonable
garage. 33 No. Reach. 3"
ROOM AND ROAitD, reasonable;
garage. 33 N. Peach. 304
FOR KENT mUSK8
FOR RKNT li-rm. modern hoti-e,
near high and grade uchoul.-.
Phone (iiK-II. J'Jl
FOR RKNT Furnished hous" at
HI2 t-i. ifap Ht. Phone a.Vl or
Mi 7. , l!!i:i
FOR r-KASi;Or will well at a
bargain, rurnfMhed or unfurnhdi
ed. lovely new stucco home, ;i 1
Columbia. Phone K70-J. IVlKf
FOR RKNT Ti-rm. molern house
with ram;'. Imiuiro H)r,3 Court.
Phone 1 17-N.
FOR Ii KNT .Mmall furn. house,
Iiiiulio MH Ho. Ivy. liSIUf"
IIOKKKM for rent 01 Kale. One
furnished. Call 1 .'. 30 North
Central. UMtii
FOR RKNT ."t-rooin modern bun
galow, m ar corner K. Main and
Crat'-r ltke Ave. Plmne MJ-I
or r.:r-R-:'. I's.stf
I''OR RKNT i-room furiehed
coLtaKe, garage, 3Jj ll. Jackson
Hi. . Phone 74'J-W. 2SCtf
FOR ItKNT 'Small furn. house,
upt. and ffarage. 60t W. 10th. tf
FOR ItKNT -5 -room cottage, with!
bath and kitchen range, on West t
i mi ru. Appiy inrf Agency ur
406 King St. t(
FOR RENT 4 -room furnished
house at 1127 w. Main, i'honn
C. A. DeVo 62NJ-2. tf
FOR RENT irnmp. Fumthd
or u 11 f hi nlfihed, Brown & lilte
. 17 IX
OOKl'T TALK
A.QOOT T
JU1T KEEP
1 FOR HUNT
- Clara ce, f 3.00 per
I month.
Sft. Riverside Ave.
tf
I FOH ItKNT AIMKXMI5NTS
'FOR RKN'T 3 -room furnished
! apt; heated. '22'. N. Ivy. lioatf
FOR Rl-NT 3-room duplex apt,
I $0. IMG Haven. 202tl'
FOR RKNT 3-room furnished
house ktMping apt. with garage,
close in; adults. 3i!7 N. Grape.
FOR RKNT Furnished apart
ments. 334 Apple St. Phono
FF RNISIIKD apt; 2 rooms and
balh, completely urnisucu; pri
vate entrance; fuel furnished.
Call 7i. tf
FOR RKNT Comfort ablo apart
ment, strictly private. Dili Ko.
Oakdule. , nuatf
FOR RKNT Furnished npts;
HghlH, water, garage; 12, $15,
$17. Phono 4.ri3-H. 275tC
FOR RENT 13 ana J10 apart
ments; walls newly tinted; hot
nnd cold water, bath and toilet,
2 -story brick building at Jack
sonville, 10 minutes from Med
ford, See Mr. Culldors, real es
tate, or The Nugget Confection
ery store. 243tf
FOR ItKNT Furry modorn apart
ments. Living room, kitchen,
bath and garage; hot nnd cold
water and light, furnished,
$5.00. 4 -room apt., fully mod
ern, $30.00. Also cheap cabins
nt $20.00 nnd $25.00. tiunriso
tiupcr Station, 13th and Itlver
sldo. Phone 13X8. tf
IIUKIMCSS OPPORTUNITIES
FILING STATION and store for
ta la or trade, on highway. feo
owner, North Central at Mill
Service. 2S5tf
FOH SAL10 AtrrOMOHITrfCS
FOR SAI.K Ford roadtdor with
piclt-up . body, cheap; I camp
trailer; I i:n!3 Chevrolet motor.
Leo Young, Stewart Ave. phone
7-F-1. 2UUU
I'Olt SALK -HA1U1ITS
FOR HALK 33 American White
r -1 Fil.it m . $jn. Call at firnL house
to t Ig lit behind Howai (1 mcIio),
FOIl BAIjI lilVKBTOCK
FOR SAI.K lo-mo. Jersey bull.
Will trade for heifer. Tel. 3.".ri.
Jacksonville. 214
O. I. C. and O. I. C.-Duroc weaner
pigH, $.j.00 each. Tel. 1 1 4 l-N.
2!I4
l-'OR HA LK Young cow, fresh,
test .VI'; very gentle; $K5.00,
Phone )I!i7-.l -2, 2H3
FOR SALK-- l-'iiih Jersey cow and
yoiintf Avrshirc boll. R. Dean,
Central Point. Rt. I. IMCl
IX) It KAMO niSAL KSTATHJ
FOR SA I.K acres. h mile be
yond Pli'M-nix on Pacific hi way,
iicro. from White Wing Poultry
iiin;b. T. R. Alvor-1. i!!Jtf
FOR HAI.K ai res in .Mnlionr,
good IniineH' priperty or camp
ground, iiiipiovenicnt.-. Only
;,,immi; ear.v. L. i. Ph'KKI.L.
I'fll K. Main. 2!iH
7o-A'iuo dahy and fruit ranch;
mum fiis cows nnd champbin
bull. Pries, Including every
thing, $12, nun. Brown M; White,
RealtfU, Holland Hotel Bldg.
2Stf
WHEN YOU think of real estate,
think of Hrnwn A White. tt
FOH RALE MIHCKUtiANBOCi
FOR SALE Sin genuine briar
and cigarette out fit. Has never
been used. Only $(. 3 J.'i So. Ivy.
2!r
'OR HALE OR TRADE Blue
Ribbon milking nun-hinc for cmc
or ived, I'liunc j i 'l
.
ncsiNioss i)iiti:(noitv
Alistrut'lri
MI'Klt.vr ABSTRACT CO. Ab-sti'.u-trt
of Title, Title Insurance,
Hooms 3 and 5, No. ,32 North
Centrul Ave., upstairs. .
JACKSON" CO.
AltSI UACT CO.
Abstracts of Title
I and 'i'iflo liisurain-i'.
' T It e tilly completo
Tutu 8 y h t e ju in
.lui-ksiin County.
AeeounlalitH
! WILSON ACDITIXli COMPANY
J Tax anil Corporation Counselor,
M. Wilson. L". 1". A.: Luland J.
! Knox. C. P. A. Liberty bldg.,
I'liono l'.T-R.
Cliii'opraetfc lMiysiclan
Dlt. r:. W. HOFFMAN' Chlro-
in-aetlco Nervo Specialist. Office
hours 0 to 12, 2 to 6. 203-204
Liberty I'.Uls. offlco Pbon 680;
lies. Plume 7'JU-II.
liletitrle Motor lte)airlli!
L. C SCIIAFKIt .rniaturo wind-ini,-,
electrle motor repalrinir.
Stork bearings anil brushes. 32
X. Central, phone l'O-J-2. 371
l:pert Wlinlow Cleaners
I.CT C,i:ol:C.K DO V? Tel. 1172.
House cli'aiiin'. Floor waxing.
Olb'Ulal ni cleaning, Bneclalty.
l'inatielal
WK MiNU MO.SF.Y to worthy peo
ple to Pay their honest debts, pa
cific Coast Credit Association. 423
Mcdl'ord Hid!,-.. Mcilford, Ore.
rurnituro ltcpalring
F 1 J It N ITU H 10 1! K -1 ' 1 ' 1 1 0 USTli HliD
ro-t'lninbed, re-Klued. ' Wo carry
a full line of upholstering sam
ples. A. N. Thibault. Tel. 969-R.
Money t4i I.iniii
X Ume Time
L. Ileal 1 '.state
() Moiibuko Imm
. S j'liono 1:12a
Coinnterelal riuatlco Corp.
Metlfiird, Oregon
Monuments
THK OUKCION GRANITIC CO.
Monuments. K. A. Hicks, General
Manager; 1 M. Kershaw, SaloJ
Manager, 302 N. Front St.
Music,
Piano Instruction
FKK1 ALTON I1A1GHT Teftch
of piano. Classical and popukfl
music courses. Haight Mui
Ktudio, 318 Lilierty Bldg.. Tel 73
Painiing and rapcrlianglng
HARRY MARX
paper-hanging.
Painting, tinting
Phone 17H-J.
209 d
M. A. BLISS & COMPANY Pnlni
lpg, paporhanging and intorlot
finishing. 302 Crater Lake Avt
Phono lt!04. 41
piinti rs and Publishers
MKDFORD PRINTING CO. Huf
the best cipiipped printing offict
hi Southern Oregon. Bookbind
ing, loose leaf ledgers, blllln
Hystein.s, etc. Portland prices. 81
N. Fir St.
Radio Service
RADIO SKRVICK on any mnki
radio. H. O. Purucker, 22 South
Grapo street. Office Phone 335;
Res. 1442. 381
Sand nnd Grave!
C. A. HARTLKY Sand and Gravel
plant. Clean washod sand and
gruvel; crushed gravel, all sizes.
Phone, plant 1203. or office, 127.
Storage
WARKIIOUSING Storage, Distri
bution. Medford Warehouse, 810
South Front St. 1'hono 316.
Transfer
13 A DS TRANSFKR & STORAGE
CO. Offlco 1U N. Fir street.
Phono 3 IB. Prices right. Service
guaranteed.
DAVIS TRANSFF.U & STORAGE.
Service guaranteed. 20 S. Grape
St., Phono l44, or residence 1060,
UKINKING TRUCKING SERVICE
Transfer and hauling of all
kinds. Office 309 South Front St.
Phono 332. j
Foil SALIv MIS I;LIjNIOI'K
FOR SALK Piano. Kads Trans
fer Co., Phono 313. 2Siitf
FOR SAI.K 3 trailers, heavy nnd
light. I oil Si. Holly. 204
FOR HAM-: Kleetrlo light plant,
good for tm lights, at a bargain;
also uuto camp. Chas. E, Blacks,
Trail. Ore. 205
FOR SALE Visible gas pump. In
ipiiie Gold Hill Hdw. 214
FOR SALE Delicious and Jona
than apples, 2 miles east of
Phoenix. Joe K an tor. 204
FOR SALE New piano, cheap.
i!Ji South Oukilalc. - 2.)4
FOR SAhKMurcus wheat,. $I.R0
per 1 1 4 lbs; accd barley. $ I. Till
per H)o lbs. Phono y."0-.l-2. 3tH
FOR SALE Shelled corn, $1.00
per loo. Phone 52J-J-4, Otto
Neidermeyer, ' 2;t,"
FOR SALE Oak, fir, manxn
nita. Nathan Newcoml), Jr., 72'
So. Central, Phone 735-11. 28Cl(
FOR SALE Apple, turkey turns
for breeding. Phono 132-U 204
FOR SALE Loose alfalfa hay.
baled grain hay. Elinor Ross. R.
F. D Rush Lane. 2xltt
FOR SALE Jonathan and Spltx
enberg apples. Call Roguo H. Co.,
I3iiti. tf
FOR SALE Usort sewing ma
chines, nil makv,e$;i up; terms
If desired. maken rented and
repaired. White Sewln Machine
Co., 24 North Hartlett. t
BARGAIN Mixed onk Rnd man
sanlta, $3 a tier. Stock tip now
and save money, Phone 1144-X.
tf
FOR SALE At harffnln, 3 oak
veneer doors, nlfe 1 fet bT
7"i feef. with lock nn( Without
Hi-is. See them at M:ill Tribune
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