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Newspaper Page TextPACE SKVK? t. " T Tit TP ' "EVERYONE IN SOUTHERN OREGON READS THE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE is MEDFORD MATT TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, PRECOX. SATURDAY. .TANXARV 21. IIK',1 EXTRA GRADES OF I BUTTER ADVANCED1 EGGS STILL WEAK PORTLAND. Ore,, Jan. 24. M Unusual fij-mnoM of the wholesale j luiltrr marlu't in I'ortluiul ulnco cm fy in tho weok, with nltemlant j scjirc-ity oV Hi) to 91 ' wore cubt'H, hrouplu iinout quotation ailjust ment.s on the local produce ex change which .mule extra grade ruhOH 1 cent highor at I'll cents a pound and firsts up n cent to 22 ceitH as trade opened today. Con tinned active ileum ltd for the lim ited nigh score fresh offerings maintained the market In a, very firm trend. Wholesale egg market continued weak with receipts strong and de mand from retailers only fair, l'rk-o Khadinpr continued In some instances. Jobber to dealer deliv eries were cut Into somewhat by direct to dealer deliveries by pro ducers. BE CUT MONDAY PORTLAND, Ore.. Jan. 2t. (JT) The Pacific Co-operative Poultry Producers, . through the hands of which" pass .most of the eggs fur tho Portland market', announced to day wholesale quotations on all grades of eggs will he reduced cents Monday. The co-operative prices are generally confirmed by independent wholesalers. The new niiotalions will he: Kk- Iras. IX cenls a dozen; standards, 17c1: mediums, iKc. and pullets inc. ; THE MARKETS Livestock ' . PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. 2L (JP) 'Hoss T5. all dirert; . cattle. 25. Wei'k's totola approximately: Mors UH5. cattle 22-'U. calves ISO, sheep 22:to. HOCS Compared wfth week aso nil classes 2au liiRher with demand strong at tile advance. Top and hull; liKht butchers, $!i.25: stroiiR weights and heavies down to SS oc casionally, hut mostly $s.riii up. Hougli packing sows, $tl.50tfi7; sinoiith, ST. Bo and above. Feeder pigs scarce and in strong demund mi to $10, lew outstanding lots Thursday and Friduy at SS.25. HAtTi.K Compared week ago, all classes quotahly steady, but steers and she-stock dragged a lit itc Monttav and some salos look weak to 2Hc lower. High medium I to good steers mostly SS.fill ri it.ltl. others down to 87 and under, (iood heifers mostly ST.HO Hi 7.75. top $s.25. High medium to good car lot cows. Si! i?i ci. 50. with one out standing lo.nl. ST. Low cutters and cutlers, $2.5o (a 5, mostly $.' .Medium to good bulls. S4.50 tit 5.50. odd head higher. Hulk calves and vealers, Sll down, a lew choice vealers S1I.5II; off grades seldom stopped below Sti. SirKKP Market active all week, closed 25c higher for choice lambs and choice ewes with other classes steady. No strictly choice under HO pound carlot lambs offered in open market, bin double deck bought to arrive Friday at $7.50. flood to near choice drivo-ius reached $7 Ircipiently and a double deck of good choice 104 anil !M pound lambs Friday brought SH.50 and $7 respectively. -Medium to choice yearlings quoted $i Co 5.50, and cull to choice ewes, $1.5USi 3.50. . Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. 21. (JP) Hl'TTHK: Market firm. Kxtra cubes and firsts cent higher. Prices to retailers: Cubes, extras. 2f.c; standards. 25c: prime firsts. 24c; firsts. 22c. Creamery prices: Prints 3c over cube standards. HX'.fiS i Weak. Quotations un changed. Milk (butterfatl, poultry, conn- try meats, onions, potatoes, wool, huy- -steady and uncnangeu. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 21. (IP) -Wheat futures: Open Ilich Ixiw Close .tio .ii5 .15 .05 .Ian. May f'S .S .i.s .0 Julv .til'i .til'-i -' I ' i I'.s Casli wheat: Rig Hend hluestem Soft white Western white Hard winter Nortlyrn sluing Western red Oats No. 2 3s-ln. while. $22. Today's car receipts: Wheat flour 2, corn 2. oats I. Sim rruitclM'o lluttciTat Sun Frunclscn. Jan. 24. uVi litlttcrfat f.o.b. San Francisco 24c. Wall Street Report Today's closing prices for 15 se lecteil storks follow: Am. an Am. Tel. & Tel. Co Anaconda l.K EGG PIE WILL Col. Oas Corliss Wrigbl ' (lenerul Klci'tric inewi j ('eneral Molors Kennicot Copper Mont.- Ward ,s " Radio Corirati"n ' ''t Int. T. T Sears Roebuck '" s. p '"! Cniled Aircraft V. 8. Sicel H-' BRINGING UP OH-DEAR' OH-DEK1. M-f UTTLE DOCi-' FUFl" o Lcv-r- WHA.T "ohall OO? ' 1931- ln'"' '"lure Service, toe. Greer Brltalo right reeerved. THE NEBBS The Net JUST AmwHEBE &or AM IDEA OF IN MAT HAS BECOME OP SrtCWS PAPPV ? IF60, MWIU. ycx WRrrE AWO GIVE 1TTO U5 SO CAM FIND HIM o o tHESe ARE SORROW FUI DAWS FOR THE HOMO MOON&feS SVLLV AKlO AMBV An. vwith vou -Si. STORY 2 (Continued from Pago 1) of Eighth street filed by the Rogue i River Traffic organization, the or-.i gani.ation of I run shippers, which was filed Willi I ne city council com mittee on streets and roads yes terday, and to have the city pre sent a solid front in favor of such improvement before tiio public ser vice coiumissioir's hearing on the petition filed by the city govern ment months ugo to grant the Kighth street opening, will be held here January 2'J. it was plainly intimated by various speakers that the .rail road was back oi the traffic asso ciation's protest, and that the rail road had a leverage over the fruit shippers bocuuse all the packing plants are located on S. P. prop erty u-i'h free ground rent. It was also staled al the meeting that the traffic association was not unanimous in tho protest and would have a change of mind by the time the public service commission hearing was held, and come out in favor of the -opening. Plea for United Front The meeting, having developed that the property owners and gen eral business men and citizens, out side of tTie traffic association, fa vored this improvement, those present' decided to inaugurate a program of publicity which would unite the city solidly behind the proposed street opening. Walter Levorelte was chosen as chairman to have charge of the cumpaign. Attending the gathering, in addi tion to Kighth street property own ers and others, were a number of city officials lind former Mayor A. W. Pipes. Among the city offi cials were Mayor K. M. Wilson, and the members of the city coun cil ctieels -and roads committee, who are J. O. llrey, chairman, and I). It. Territt and C. C. Furnas: City Councilmen W. W. Allen, C. A. Meeker and Ceo. W. Por'er; City Attorney J. P. Farrell and City Superintendent Fred Scheffel. Oth ers present were J. W. Johnson, Walter Leverette, F.d Gore. John Niedermeyer. Attorney Frank New man. Hamilton Patton, N. T. Hodges. Tom Waterman, Perl Da vis and John L. Campbell. Grey Opens Meeting Chaitnian J. O. (Irey of the coun cil committee on streets and roads, called the meeting to order, staled its purpose was to learn whetheT the Kighth street property owners were milted on the street opening project, to learn tho lenlaiive cost of such. Mr. (Irey said that the city planning commission had giv en much time to furthering the opening or Kighth street, as well as city officials for months past, and warned that, as in the case of Sixth street, there was a hard fight uliead before the Southern Pacific would ugree. City Superintendent Fred Schef fel gave a tentative estimate ot js:!5l for cost of construction based on the cost of the Sixtli street im provement, to wlilc h must be added whet is necessary to pay the rail road for the ground, und said the latter would be less than had to be paid for Sixth street. Former Mayor Pipes spoko i strongly in favor of the project, declaring that it is one of the ma jor objectives lor -the development of the city. He Raid lie was sur- prised to bear of any opposition i and declared that "It Is unfortunate ! that the traffic association has tak en thin action, which just aids the : Southern Pacific In opKsing tual ! H is of this kind. The whole city , should stand as a unit for the ! Kichth si ret improvement." j lie further said, in speaking of ! the traftic association prolent i "Their objections to Hie opening of i F.iehth street tint it would ham per the handling of fruit during ihe packing season are rattier far fcti lied. With ih" exception of one packing plant iteenis to me that h,n lii'lilli street oiieniri'Dwollld 3s be a benefit to ift tn. It is unthink FATHER B-f 5oaV'. IP MAMIE KEEPS LIP THAT RACKET-TMEVHOLE XOWM WILL. BE OUT LOOKinJ' FER THE Tightens IF VOU DCfsTT A MlMUTE , FOULEKUM' ME N t-lB POTTS. 1 WAMT QUE OP OS IS A VJOO.D OR TWO TO TURM UP MISSINJG STATC BAMK '??????? l-2f (Capyfifhl. 1931. by The BUSyndicw.Inc Trad. MarV Rt. able to expect the city to- develop ' with that street dead ended in the k. .,.. .iiJ.rfn, " .' . Traffic Loop Formed "The new court house will front on Oakdalc instead of West Main and therefore Kiglilh street, as a . tlirno-h arterv with Alain street, rimu loop, ii wouiu aiso oe ui K1.-4.M N,((. , ll(.,..,v given that, pur benefit to the new high school. !sll;int , tj, ,,,,,,,'s of the said exc Wlth the city united we could lorce ; cn,in, i will on the 14th day of the opening of Kighth vtreet over ; Kelu-uary. 11131, at 10:00 o'clock the S. P. opposition.'' a. in., at the front door of the Waller Leverette, in declaring Courthouse in the City ot Medford. .1 l.fl, ,l.l ,irn,.l.l ,w.r.,-ll I in .liickson COUlltV. OregOll. offer to the entire cilv ventured the as- for sale and will sell at public WAXTHD Young man willl seed L,- ,i hi, hn- t J ni hil,, ser Uuotlon for cn.sh to the highest. and feed experience. If not cx sertion thai betorc the public se -1 biih)(ir (o s.l(, ,,,,.,,, , ,.,,..,, ,, , apply. call vice healing was held the ,.1,l't together with tin1 costs of this sale. I morning- F. Samson Co association will endorse the Kiglilh ',,.,,, t() ry,i,.n,ption as provided 2211 n. ltlvorsi.lo. 3"f. street opening, us its menioers real-1 ize the general benelits to .woo- fr.,-,1 1J,'.I.....1 Tl., 1.1, ,,,.,1 ..lo clt-mii'l" endorsed the project, declaring the ; n,,nin,rr 1,'l.rhih utt-o.o would belli out the city's genera! business, as! uiuii.v .. f, - property, situate,! In tne t oiiiuv ; Medford hud expressed dislike to()f Ja,.iSn, state of Oregon, to-, coming through crowded business tial'fic on trio main streets, and avoided it as much as possible, i Klglltil slreet would tend to relieve. tills congestion, lie said. Hamilton Patton. in declaring himself as very much in lavor of the project as of much benefit to the entire city, raised the question as to whether the Southern Pa cific had not dictated the action of l ho traffic 'association. Wilson for Opening Mayor K. M Wilson said that every effort should be made to force the issue. "I am behind the proposition with .my whole soul," lie said. Citv Councilman T). R TerretJ declared the project would be a iter line of the alley in Ulock 2, wonderful asset lo the city. (Men Oak Subdivision to the south John Neidermever, manager online of Lot.s 21 and 31. in Ulock the Hollv then. re.'ln endorsing the 12 Olen Oak Subdivision. In the project as an incalculable benefit ity of Med.ord. oiegon. to the whole city, declared lht Kmm. n,ive from the trunk sewer the opening of Kiglilh street would i on w,iiawn Drive t tu. south line tend to influence the Southern Pa-jf i.ot I, Ulock 2, Siskiyou lieithls clfie to move lis shipping from the Addition, in -the City of Medford. heart of the city to further away Oregon. son(li 3. A six inch sewer beginning ; T. Hodges. Councilman C. C. !"t the trunk sewer at the inte.see Fnrnas and Kd Core also heartily )'.'"n "r '"J,1 0,''Kt l!"'''1 nd -Modoc it, u 'Avenue; thence south 2. degrees cnoorseo me piojecj. us . ........ L. I am pool l oi me i.iiiiitoeii .- Metal Works. Benefit Seen "Tho Kighth street opening would be n Ireineuilnus benefit to tile en- .i ..:..- ....i.i Ai, ,... I-,-,b Newman. ' "The most of 'tile fruit houses arc located on S. P. land, navinir no rent or lease to the ruli- j-oail. and could easily be located elsewhere. There Is no logical ar gument against the project." W. W. Allen nnd Geo. W. Por ter, city councilmen and former members of the city planning com mission, heartily endorsed tile pro jecled opening, nnd called atten tion that Jacob Crane, tho noled planning expert, when here study ing conditions n yeur or so ugo. declared that the opening of Kighth street across the railroad tracks was necessary for the city's de velopment. Perl Davis, while In favor of the project, said ho wns placed In a peculiar position in that he was connected with the liardwoll fruit establishment. Tom Waterman, whose property 1:4 located on Kiglilh street, fronting the city ..in If uttered t ie OIllV i,...,,.,'l i., i ho nieeliiiu saving till! I for the life Of him he c.ouultl ,mt e where his property, because ot facing the park, would benefit by the street opening. Notice of Sheriffs Sale. l:y virtue of an execution on foreclosure duly Issued out of and Under the seal of Ihe Circuit '-Oil Tt or tc Slate of Oregon, in and for the County of J.n-kson, to me di rected and datrd on th. lull day nf January, C3I. In a certain ac tion therein, wherein City of Med ford. Oretroii, n municipal oorpoia tion. a plaintiff, recovered Judg ment against emtotu .Moore an.t tin,,l., Moore, hnsbfind and wi fe: Albert Melvin: Ripv-cel Ross a Duns lions, hucsband and Wife, Uio 0O5 - t t SlOP AttKE A (5000 LOOK AT TMI3 OROUWD, 6CHM' MAM AMO SEE IF yOU CAKJ IDEMTIFV HIM A3 THE MAM vjko osove A CAR A'ITI-IOUT Lie.HT-3 U 5. Pit 0S defendant, for the sum ot Four Hundred sixty-live aim !(S4G5.un dollars, with Interest ,from October 30th. 1829, at the .rate of 6 per annum, nnd the , further sum of One Hundred and no-ino (Jioo.uo) dollars, as an ney's fees w-hlch judgment was en-, rolled nnd docketed in the t lei k s ,y )aw, n u,e right, title ana interest that the said ueienoaiHs, i'ltffni-,1 Moure anil Minnie Moore. I Itiiliml and wife: Albeit Al ol V i 11 : I uuesei itoss iiuo band and wife, bad on the of July. I'.i2l, or now have In and ( -.,.! I.. I lw fnlliill- i III, lleSl-l-ilied ...it i.ot Twelve (12) Ulock Two (2) Newtown Addition to too I ity or Medford. Oregon. Dated this tllll day of January, 1931. RALPH O. JKNXINOS. Sheriff of Jackson County. Oregon. l:y Olga K. Anderson, Deputy. Not lis- or lliils. Medford, Oregon. January 23. I ii :t 1 . Notice is hereby given that bids are now called for the construction of the following sewers: 1. A six Inch sewer beginning at the intersection of Ihe alley in Clock 2. Glen Oak Subdivision anil Oakwood Drive, ami from said 'point runnini: north along the cen- , mln,s ,,, r,.,,.,, ((.,.t Hirough I'.lock 20, Siskiyou Heights exten sion, also a six Inch ,-ever line from above sewer, east 200 feet cm the north line of Gilbert Stuart's South Lot. I). II. fi!l-:i.'.. lo th :ust line of sii 1,1 lot lo i'.lock 'Iti Siskiyou Heights Kxteiision. In the ' ",v V ' ' ' ... . , 4. A six Inch sewer line begin ning at the trunk sewer on Grove and Avenue it t the Intersection of the east and west alley In I'.lock 2, oakwood Subdivision, r u n n i n g thence -n.-t In said alley to Rich mond Avenue; thence east from Richmond Avenue to the ea.-,t line of Lot 2, Cloc k 3. Richmond Addi tion, in the City of Medford, Ore gon. The plans and specifications can be peep at the office Of the City Recorder in the fity Hall at the c orner of Sixth and Front Streets, Medford. Or.'g.m. The fity f'oiincll will receive sealed ptopiiMih. therefor, unci the proper.-! Is will be opened in the council Chamber of the city Mall on Tuesday- evening, February 3. I ML at 7:30 p. m. Each hid must be umitn pa nicd by a certified oh. -ok or bid bond of not less than five per pent i'i". ) of the amount of, the bid. The ! proposals, to accept th pro- jPosel submitted by nny bidder, a nil ,,,,,.,'.,, .V '" . " ''.... . '... the st of tho City may t CITY COINCII Cy M. WILSON. Mayor. I'-.v M. I.. AI.FORD. Reorder VATl:ll SITI'ATIONS PRACTICAL GARDENER wii-h.-s pruning or any kind of work; 5'lc- hour. Phone 1053-J, 304 WA.NTKI -Ity Swiss girl of 19. i hou.w-work in bom,, with or with out ,-hildton. Inquire Siinr-e Cr, nip No. 3. .105 1 S IN' ' I -r young man w.ints uork. Don't lake Jobs can t do. Phone 'J5S-.X. 300 f G MOW U'5TEM-MA5GIE'..,U6T ) I I mow to put Thl AO ' 'bTOP CRIM' PER A MINUTE - I WC g' OFFER. A, REWARD- f ,-) V A THC vvAROj j$ fey v.v c triff-o j t -n-iAr loows n LlK-.E Wlt- - IF WE ' 1 1 aim't SoT MOTvlNJ BCOTHCB . IT'3 HIM rueee ever was &oe.s we ASJOTMeR FACE REWABD LIKE THA.T H F.I.I' WANTKO Fial.I.E - - WANTKD Housekeeper for ivid uwer in country. Have small! child to care for and would not object to housekeeper with child. I AVrite I!ox 20, cure Mail Tribune. 1 1 K I , P W A N TF. I ) M M.H IIAVK long time Jobs for men really wauling work. Good mon ey for hustlers. Do net apply , unless you want to work. 1 can take ca'ro of yu if you do. Write j Ilex 3-A, uaro -Mall Tribune. 3114 v.. 1 r.u .Man in cm w" shares, l.il'-ge pine Slid oak: 13 icrt Alolvin; . . mileM iiul.-on good iiinil. You lioss. litis-1 keep 2 out of .'! Ilers. Cull :lll-l -llie Slslduyr .1 or 321 Itenson St. 3ns. . . lllileil ilUL.On good liillll. You ------- i & ri-i.. -VI SCI .AXI'.OCS , . - - u. a,voi.:iit.. hnv for cash, eheaii land. Lo.-ation nol material, but must bo a bargain. (live full cash price for your prop erty deeded anil clear; also lo cution. Will take best proposi tion, so act .piiekly. Write Cox 51, care Mall Tribune. .111'. WANT partner on 2.i(!-aore dairy r.iiH-b that has some cow.s and some cash. Hood opportunity for good worker. Ans. Ilex Ii. tl. : 3ll.', WANTKD To buy light car for cash. 331 Haven St. 300tf FI'ltNITClt K repaired nt your home or our shop. A. N. Thib utllt. Phono 9119-R. 305 LOCAL or long distance hauling. We guarantee to save you money. Hawley Transfer, 619 No. River side. Phone 1044-X. 298tf RAW kURS WANTED Do not ship; wo pay the price. Hides, wool nnd pelts. Modtord Bar gain House, 27 N. Grope 8t. 227tf WANTED 2nd hand goods A Junk. Pats, 1506 I'runo. I'll. 547-U 112 FOR GARDEN and field plowing, sand, gravel and sediment. Tel. 912-J. Samuel llateman, tf CASH PAID for junk. 17 North Orane Ht. Tel. 10H JOfitf ' a NTKD Small furnished house; paved .Htreet: garage; close In. Phone 2!MI-N. 30li WANTKD To rent l'lione 3.-.I-R. Incubator. 3114 N'OTK'K Rough dry wash, lb. wet wash, blankets. Mlc. Woik guar: d. Tel. 13:i3-X. 307 misci:i,i.m:ocs ASHLAND Convalescent and Rest Home, cares for old people and . Invalids. 210tf AUTO OLA S3 Installed while you wsit. ins K. nth mutt LOST If dog la miming, call 15H. 250tf lIST On 1 1 1 lie-rent road, black cat with white feet; finder please call 1 232-W. and owner will call. 303lf LOST Wh Ii- pig. 7 weeks old. on Old .stage ro.id. -Finder call viy n-1. 30, Medford Investment Company General Imiuranc Medford. Ortf-ta 1M W. Main Phons 1114 By George McManusj WHAT HAVE ., THROW 'CAUSE t REMEMBER AkN- WORE FIMO WIU BE HELD TO As Evioesjce IT . A&AIMST VOU IU.S1NKSS OI'1'OltTCNlTlK.S PILING STATION and store for nale or trade, on highway, boe owner, North Central at Mill Service. ?S6tf ItF.AL buy In going service station and .store. This is the time to I take advantage ot circumstances and profit greotly thereby; $:isuo. lirowli .t "White, llcal lors. 302tf l'OK Ii K N T A 1 'A UTM i: N TS FOIt UK NT Furnished npnrt loents and garage, near Armory. 334 Apple. 3111! FOR I'.KNT 3-rnom furnished apt; heated. 2211 N. Ivy. 2'J3tt FOR HUNT 3-room duplex npt. $20. 210 Haven. 292tt FCllNlSllKD npt; 2 rooms nnd bath, completely furnished; pri vate entrance; fuel furnished. Call 70- tf FOR RENT Furnished apts; lights, water, garage; $12. $15. $17. Phono 452-JI. 27f.lt FOR RENT $U una $10 apart ments; walls newly tinted: hot and cold water, bath and toilet, 2-story brick building at Jack sonville. 10 minutes from Med ford. See Mr. Cnllders, real es tate, or The Nugget Confection ery store. 243tf FOR ItKN'P Housekeeping rooms. 311 N. ltai'llett. tf I'Oll ItF.NT -IIOI'NI'X FOR RENT Small turn, house, apt., garage. Oil I W. loth Ht. tf VI It RENT Modern 3-room un furnished houwe; sleeping porch; clean; close ill. Inquire. 141 So. Holly. 305 FOR RENT 4-room furnished house: waler paid. Call for key nt 31 Front St. 29Ctf HOUSES for rent or sale. Ono furnished. Call 105. 30 North Central. 2S9tt FOR RENT B-room cottage, with bath and kitchen ranga, on Went 11th St. A only Wine Agency or 400 King Ht. tf FOR RENT Homes. Furnished or unfurnished. Iirown A White. 17tf FOIt RENT 5-room house. ficro crook bottom "(mien. 2K Almond SI. Tel. 9011-L. 304 FOR KKNT 0-rooin unfurnished bonne. Phone 5113-L. 3U4 I-'olt RENT 4-room house, nicely furnished, close in; closets, pan try. screened porch Willi sleep ing room: lights, waler, wood shed. Nult.-ible for ogecl or mid dle aged couple. Would sell l'lione 293. Jacksonville. 305' FOR RENT Nice modern home on I'.errvd.ile Ave., $K per Plo. ('. f. Chapman, Trull, Ore. Tel. 30-X-ll. 304 FOIt RENT 237 N. Central: large house. Inquiru 223 N. Central. 305 FOR RENT 5-room nicely fur nished house, close In: fireplace, gill-age. Tel. 89S-.I-2. II. J. Palmer. 310 FOR It 10 NT Modern 5-rm. house witli barn, garage, woodshed, cellar; 0 mill, walk to mill. Tel. 075-.I. 300 FOR hf.nt mikci:m..i:oi's FOR RENT All or part of ground floor, 50x100; ,i l, lock ot Main St.. 22 S. Fir. 300 FOR RENT Fully equipped res taurant. Phono 13S4. Inquire Isis Theater. 300 FOR RENT Oarsss, $2 00 per month. 325 Bo. ltlveiiu Ave. tf FOR RENT Store room. Good Main direct location. Now ui cilt.ll. Will be vacant soon. Rent reasonable In responsible party. Address llox G. R. Tri bune. 3or FOR RENT Piano. Te l. s:i-.l-2. J10 1 n. l FSJ A CPlP AMD FIMD MV lrrT- V FATHER-IN-LAW UWOER I By SOL HESS fJOVMt.j'..OML-V VOU CAM AWAV THAT MAT ' . MW WIFE'S PAPP-- A CAP - MOW IF VOu i. O A CAP AMD FIMO MV WORE A CAP - MOW IF VOu i. O I father-in-lavj umder OO &OT A GOOO CLUE . FOIt ltK.XT I'l'ltXISIIF.I) ItOOMS FOIt TUCNT Pleasant room for gentleman, close in. private home; bath, garage. 609 E. Main. 2HMf FOR KENT Nicely furnished sleeping rooms with lieat: rate moderate. 325 So. Riverside Ave. tt ROOM AND ItOAKD. reasonable; curuRO. 33 N. Peach. 304" FOIt HUNT 2 rooms, nicely fur nished. 203 X. Peach. 30: FOCMl KOl'NU Cold initial ring. Owner may have .same by calling at Tilimne office and paying for nei. 300 FOR KXClfANfirc SO. CALIFORNIA for Oregon Wanted small farm or lease -with U,.,..L,' n, I eioilnntent for ItiV $'notl ouitfty in 2-beilroom house. I.atn. nreplace, .i-car Karage. good location; i-mul! bank loan. Write owner, 124 X. Lincoln. Ilurbank, Cal. 300 WILL TRADE brick building in Jacksonville, rented $15,011 pel month. My equity $000 for good car. lloiilo 1, Itox 133. Contra! Point. Sll.'. FOR TRADE Real homo prop erly; li-room nouse, in moony, for' what have vouV Tel. ,143-W. .las. W. Gilgsby. 304 EXCHANGE for small homo clear 3.77 acres, house and outbuild ings, young fruit trees and ber ries; 2 miles out. Rrown : White, Realtors. 302tf FOR TRADE Equity in good house ami lot In Stockton. Cal. Mortgage about $2200, payable $30.15 per month. Will con sider any good real or personal properly worth $5110 for equity. II. C. Galey, 05 East Main St.. Ashland, Ore. 303,tt MY mil MTV ISO- aero wheat ranch, Saskatchewan, Ctinada, for something iti Itogtlo River vullev. It. .mo 1, llox 121-C, Medforil. , 300 FOIt SALE ACTOMOUILEa FOR SALE $125. llox 27, 1-H27 Ford coupe, Mail Tribune, 300 FOR SALE 1927 llulck Coach; good condition. A real bargain, $.ii dewn. Inqiiird nt Hote3 .Medford. 2 p. m. 305 FOR SAI.F POCI.THY DRESSLER'S Sciilaro Deal Hatch cry. 1 107 E. Main. Chicks, hatch ing. Prices reduced if booked now. phone 1509-L. 304 FOR SALE Turkey toms for breeding. Phone 132-L. 305 I'OR SAI.F MVICKTOCK. FOR SALE lei-soy bull calves. one 4 months and ono 3 months old. from registered, very rich bred dam and sire, nt reasonable price. H. A. Klingler, 2 tulles south of Ashland on I'uo. Illway. 30 4 FOR SALE Good family milk cow. fresh ln March: a real bar gain at $35. Tel. 0.14-L. -305 I OR KI,C REAL I'.STATi: WHEN YOU think of real eatats, think nf Hrown Whits "tf FOR SALE Nice building lot, Portland Ave.. e,'.t front, all as sessments paid. 310 Portland. 304 FOIt SALE I'."!, acres, all or part; new modern 7-room bouse, full basement, hardwood floor, city water, wonderful view; 3 miles NE of Medford. 'i inllo north of Lone Pine school. J. W. Thornton. Rt. 3, Dox 54-A. 309 FOR KAI.l; MIKCKI.LANI'.OI S OR SALE 334-M. lncuoators. phone 307 OR SALE Dry fir and hardwood. Dalton Bros. Tel. 023-R-l. $05 1 1ICSIM.SS DIRIiCTOHY Abstracts MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Al s'racts of Title. Title Insurance Rooms 3 and 5, No. Nort Central Ave., upstairs. JACKSON CO. ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Till and Title Insurnnci The only complet Title Sritem I Jackson County. Accountapfs WILSON AUDITING COMPANY Tar and Corporation Counselor! Auditors and Accountants. E M. Wilson, C. P. A.; Iceland i Knox. C. P. A. Liberty Bldg l'lione 1S7-R. Chiropractic Physician DR. K. W. HOFFMAN Chlro practice Nerve Specialist. Offlo hours 9 to 12, 2 to 6. 203-20 Liberty Bldg. Office Phone 680 lis, Phono 790-H. Kleetrlo Motor Repairing L. C. SCHAFlilt Armature wind tng, electric motor repairing Stock bearings and br-lshes. 8 N. Central, phone 90-J-2. T Kxpert Window Cleaners LKT OKOltC.K DO IT Tel. 1172 House cleaning. Floor waxing Oriental rug cleaning, specialty Financial WK I.KND MONEY to worthy peo plo to pay their honest debts. Pa clflc Coast Credit Association, 421 Medford llldg., Medford, Ore. Furniture Repairing FURNITURE RE-UPIIOLSTBRBI re-finlshed, re-glued. We cam a full line of upholstering- sam ples. A. N. Thlbault, Tel. 969-R Money to Loan 6 I King Time ' Real Estate " Morttxae Txisnfl . l'lione 1321 Commercial Finance Corp. Medford, Oregon ' Monuments THE OREGON GRANITE CO. Monuments. E. A. Hicks, General Manager; P. M. Kershaw, Sale Mannger. 302 N, Front 8t. Mnalo Piano Instruction FRRD ALTON HAIC.HT Teach of piano. Classical and populat music courses. Hnlght Mus Studio. 818 Liberty Bldg., Tel 7$ Painting anil Pniierhanglng HARRY MARX Painting, tinting paper-hanging. Phone 178-J. 2G9d M. A. BLISS & COMPANY Pain ing, paperhanglng and lnterld finishing. 302 Crater Lake Av Phone 1004. 41 Printers and Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Hit the best equipped printing offhf In Southern Oregon. Bookblnd. Ing, loose leaf ledgerB, billlnt systems, etc. Portland .prices. 11 N, Fir St. Radio Service RADIO SERVICE on any maW radio. II. O. Purucker, 29 Boutt Giipo street. Office Phone 835; Res. 1442. S8V Sand and Gravel C. A. HARTLEY Sand and Gravel plant. Clean washed sand and gravel; crushed gravel, all sizes. Phono, plant 1203, or office, 127, Storage, WAREHOUSING Storage, Distri bution. Medford Warehouse, $10 South Front St. Phone lit. Transfer EAD8 TRANSFER & 8TORAQB CO. Office 111 N. Fir street, Phone 315. Prices right. Service guaranteed. DAVIS TRANSFER A STORAGE. Servloo guaranteed. 20 8. Orapa St., Phono 644, or residence 1080. REINKINO TRUCKINQ SERVICE Transfer and hauling of all kinds. Office 309 South Front 8L Phone 332. FOIt SAIjIC MXSCFXIANEOCS FOR SALE Wheat, per 100, $1.50. High grade flour. 49 lbs. $1.15 and $1.25. Scottl F. & Prod. Co., 122 N. Riverside. 208 FOR SALE Good new 2-wheel unto trailer, $20. E. L. Wnlz. 305 FOIt SALE' Fordson tractor. nt bargain. Tel. XHK-.I-2. II. .1. Palmer. 310 FOR SALE Mixed oak and man zanlta, $3 tier. Phono 1144-X. 30$ FOR SALE Shelled corn, $190 per cut. Phone 523-J-4. Otto Neld ermeyer. , 311 FOR SALE Marcus wheat, $1.50 per 100 His. Tel. 950-J-2. 304 FOR SALE Onk, fir, manta nlta. Nathan Newcomb, Jr., 725 So. Central. Phone 736-H. 28Gtf FOR SALE Loose alfalfa hay, baled grain hay. Elmer Ross, R. F. D., Ross Lane. 281"tf FOR SALE Jonathan and Splti enherg apples. Call Rogue B, Co., 1300. U FOR 8 ALE Used sewing ma chines, all makes, $5 up; terms it desired. All makes rented and repulrcd. White Sewing Machine Co., 24 North Uartlett. ' tf FOR BALE At bargain, 1 oak veneer doors, ills !H feet bf 7 H feet, with lock-and without glass. See them at Hall Tribune nffle. H 'OR HALE Power sbeep-shenrlnff machine, T).Laval electric sepa rator nnd milking machine. Pur galn tor quick sale. Phone 553. 305 KLAMATH potatoes, 75c cwt. while they last. Get your seed now. Wheat $1.60 cwt, 710 South) Rlvcralilo. 30j mi m 1 .V-:'" f -