MEDFOTCD MATL TRITltfXE.' MFJDFORT). OUWiOY. WKDNKSDAY. VKIiliTAKY I. Vf'A.
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EVERYONE IN SOUTHERN OREGON READS THE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
I
l'OKTliAND, Knl. 4. (A1)
Whulmilu builur utul csss witi
iUotal)ly uncliun;;u(l today. liut
lor was firm and i-ls weak. Jiut
ler rtceiJta wore about ovn with
u rather light demand while ent;
receipts Were ahuvo fresh reiiuire
nientti with price shading con
tinued. Liht and medium liens were
beiiiK (tuoted atuuud a eent lower
tii producers at 1 2 and 14 cents
u pound respectively with receipts
accumulating.
Potatoes registered their lowest
Hhippine;-point values of the hoh
hou yesterday, with No. I resrad
ed Idaho Hussutn setting at 75c
per cwt.. f. o. cash track.
lettuce Is also at the season's
lowest levels, with Imperial valley
iceberg lettuce selling at $1.00
1.10 per crate, which barely covers
harvesting and packing expenses.
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THE MARKETS
Livestock.
PORTLAND, Feb. 4. (d1) Cat
tle BO. ClllVCS JO, WlOW.
Hogs 1400, including liuu di
rect; stoutly.
Sheep 100; steady to strong;
lambs !M lbs. down, flood and
choice, $7.(10ir7.5o; medium, 0.00
fit.' 7. 00; all weights, common, $5
(IfU. Yearling wethers, U0-110
lbs., medium to choice, $4.00 it
5.50. Ewes. 00-1 20 lbs., medium
to choice, $2.50 61 3.00.
Portland Produce
POItTI.AXD, Feb. 4. & I!ut
ter: Firm, quotations unchanged.
KCSOS: Easy, quotations un
changed. I'OUI.TUY: l.iglit and medium
hens lc lower; (buyini; Drlces)
alive heavy liens over 4 '
ISe; medium hens. 31,i-4i:
14c: light hens, 12c; springs,
lbs..
lbs..
20c:
1'ekin ducks, I lbs, and over,
colored ducky. 13c; turkeys.
24 c;
Nu.
1, 3ie. I
.Milk (blitlerial). country meats,
onions, potatoes, wool, nuts, hay, j
cascara bark and hops steady and j
unchanged.
Portland Wheat
POUTI.AXD. Feb.
"Wheal:
Open lit;
May s .us
July '
Cash wheal:
Uik Ucnd J-IIueHtciu
Soft white
Western white
Hard winter t.
Northern spring
m j
1 .ow
.US
.02
I 'lose J
Utl
Western red ....
Oats: No. 2,
Today's car
S4: flour, 15;
hay -I.
3S-lb. white
$22. j
eceipls:
corn ;i;
"Wheal
oats 1;
San rraiiclsco lltitlerfal.
1SAN- KltANCISCO. -Feb. ffl
Buttorfat. f.o.b., San Francisco,
2!c.
noraTSnhart
PHFflMlY RFirirNT
p 1 rf I I AT f I I I cal nut bods have been developed
UL AU I A I I A I is Ascribed by Dr. George F. Me-
lilAuo LMOl bhLl.;j-,--r;ru,im,uC
The ocean rivers are so huge
and complicated thai complete oh-
Nora A. Keinhart. well
resbb nt of Phoenix, where
Uuown
he has
residing most of the time for more
than au yt'iiw, died at her home
I 7ith.it place Tuesday, at the age
of I'.l years. f
She was born in Laclede county.
Missouri. December 31, ISUH. Mrs.
Heinhart waj a member ,of the
Methodist church and a beloved
friend and neighbor. She leaves
her aged father. A. U. Houston of
Phoenix; one son. II. H. Huberts,
nd two grandchildren. Kathlyn
and June Uoltcrts; two sisters. Mrs.
J. K. Koberts and Mw. M. Wright
of Phoenix, and one brother, 10.
Houston of Hood Iliver, Ore.
Funeral services will be held at
the Phoenix church at 2 p. m..
Thursday, with thf Itev. Schell of
ficiating. Interment In Phoenix
cemetery. Oongm-. Funrela parlor
In charge. V '
JUD 10 STUDENTS
1
Moving pictures have an active
purl to play in the education or
local high school students, espec
ially those enrolled in the occupa
tions course in which they nrc
given previews over different in
dustries to help them In selecting
their life work.
Several one-reel films showing
the work (lone in these Industries
have already been nhown by Via
Carol Ramsey, instructor o" oc u
paflon at Medford high school. One
depicting the work in the ir"n and
steel mills was shown last week
and this week one on the baking
industry .featured. I
Miss Ramsey in ihefluled to give!
n talk to . student in Gold Hill
MOVING PICTURES
Trurp'.fay on vocational opportun-j ( , ,, ,.n.i-. whi. h h- n
Ities fir girl! in ii business world. ' nffMniee. At intermlion h-
4 . Qn the fre.-h ..ll,ir.
j lie re were o.nrv 1 -
Montana in H:i, a flight ineit-.t.'
over Uie number foi U';'J. I
BRINGING UP
IWTWEJUTA 1 XVI I I ESffirfl B-tOLW'.l'MGWO
OARUM5?-OH' S f - TO QvT OUT OFTHE L,
JUST ADORE HER- COlW - - KOU5E-JU6TTO JJ
OU HAVE MO H TO tE OFFICE- -i-'li , ClT AVAT FROM C
A J I --5?n, THE QHT OF THAT . - VvHAT'& THl'a
S I?TOME- U 9 PP' 'W"iS " V r r THAT avRO-bEO
- ""y -1 V' ''''''
THE NEBBS The Critic
I Ik y' SVLVICk WOVJ " II 1 ' I y ijUCii A PUSSV OLO oL "V yACTlOMS SPEAK'
C5' . , '. 4 AUVWO.'VS 3 X vl IMC crr -rr siCT lFllOQIMei FAULT WITH V 1 ouriFI? Tl-liXSJ
iSOUTWEUc. OS4TIMES. VOOR FIOUS AT LEAST MOOR , SPOM&E CAViE 1 V THE WAV ME? MOUTH
,5 m uqiv Ftnt'C? ens TUIS I SM'T IT MICE ) T OR TIMES THIS T WAS iO LISHT THAT PICKED UP waPOMSE
WOU5E V smmp cZe ? I V AND FUUPrVf 1 IS MORE UE k'HEM VOU CLOSED vouq cake 5MOWEO vew (
BiSEMOOSM V y ' ? V V DuMPPttwIfKPI y KOUTH.ITWAS k PLAIMUV THAT SHE T
D.&EMOU6H J 5 VPUMPERNICKELy' W LIKE w WAS V HAO KIOTWIMS A6AllJSTj
TOR TWO ?N ' If- (VCME-WIMS UP - PS! X
MATHEMATICS
BAR SECRETS
I SEA DEPTHS
Laws of Motion of Surface
and Deep Waters Discov-
ered AS KeV tO CUrrGnt
I 1
and Drift.
113 LA JOLLA, C-alif. (P) Mathe
niallcs is taking over the depths of
US j the sea as one of its latest fields
of usefulness.
An oceanogruphcr, sitting in his
laboratory, can plot wind veloc
ities, temperatures and the amount
of salt in ocean water to map
ocean currents with fair accuracy.
And he can predict velocities
and directions of these currents nt
various deaths with considerable
certainty.
The mathematical method is
considered especially appropriate
for dealing with large-scale ocean
J 1 currents, especially drifts which
regulate cli mates of nations and
even of continents, and which af
fect the fertility of the sea in food
products.
lluw these Indirect mathematl-
nervations of them upon and under
the surface have been impossible.
Resourceful oceanog ra i h e r s
have largely overcome this hand!-
can bv discovering the laws of mo-
lion of both surface and deep
waters.
Winds give surface water a mo
tion of about t wo percent of (he
wind velocity. This is modified by
depth, friction, temperature, coast
and bottom contours and the vary
ing weight or density of the water.
Even the earth's rotation is a
factor. It causes ocean currents
to deflect to the right in the north
ern hemisphere and to the left in
the southern hemisphere.
About
New York
Hy Itlehaid .Mhsmh k
Ni:W VoftK. .lose Iturbi. a
smiling Spaniard who enjoys jazz.
thii winter has been an Idol of
piano recital audience and the
lion of Manhattan parties.
It's his second
st-us'in in Amer
ica as a concert
pianist and ai
re. idy he is be
ing bfled by tho
e o g nos 'iut to
the b-vel of a
young I'aderew
skl. St 01 ;ei about
him are numer
ou. ! or in-
Mam-f
ways .
he al
ppo.ir at
H ,.1(n, Prt hall,
with wn appl
,in,j ,,n ,. x t ,-
i,t r. W
.
tiny I'l.ino I'layer
Uuibi u- bom in Vale
che '
put j
I
la 3-
FATHER
years ago and was, like so many,
-musical celebrities, a child irucl-'
my. He had his fiivt piano lesson
at the ae of tluve, and i-tudied by 1i"K. . . Pen land.
; later in llareelona and at the Paris Mr. and Mrs. V. O. Holibauu'h
j conservatory. , were dinner j-uestH of the !eore
j At IS he played in the orchestra I Kiskes of tJriffen creek Sunday,
j of an obscure enfe in Paris for the ' M i.s .Marjory Klske accompanied
equivalent of US cent.s a nij?nt. It j them home Sunday evening, Mr.
rounds like the invention of a press HolihaiiKh taking her up to Ash
' a Kent, but anyway it is said that land M-milay nmrnhitf where Miss
; Iturbi last year met the violinist
of that orchestra in a Now York
niiiht club and the fiddler could
not remember his name.
He wan playins in a Zurich hotel
when he was invited to join the
faculty of the (ictiova conserva
tory, where be was head of the
'Piano department four year. Then
111
he left for the career of a recital-
1st. in which from the- start he was
eminently successful.
Now hLs recitals command large,
fees, which he spends partly on
automobiles. champagne. caviar
and expensive cigars, buying suits
from O'ltossen, Paris tailor, and
giving $5 bills to beggars.
One of his friends Is Madame
Chanel, who has made a special
perfume for his use, although he Is
built like n boxer. Uoxing. in fact,
is one of his diversions, nlong with
swimming and tennis, in which he
lacks the average pianist's eoncern
for the safety of his hands.
He also gives Imitations of Char
lie C h a p 1 i n, Lon Chancy and
( Jeorge ( Jershwln ami is hugely
amused by Harlem night clubs.
I le owns two automobiles, one
A me rica a . one f u re i g n . and likes
to drive fast. In Kuro.pe he travels
on his concert tours by motor,
sometimes beating train time.
Devotee of
His 12-year-old daughter Maria,
is studying music In I ' uis, Inn
wants to be either a scientist or
comedienne. His pet name for Iv
is "La Loll."' and when she had
her appendix out recently, her
latner teiepnon.-u
"lay to follow hel
o Paris twice a
condition. His
I wife is dead.
He not only will listen to jazz
on any occasion, he Is himself an
expert player. He has seen one
c 11 i- rent musical comedy three
time
VALLKV VIMW. Ore., Fel. A.
(Spl.) Mr. and .Mrs. C. W. C.las
gow entertained Thursday with a
dinner, after which brldgo was
j played. Ouesls were: M r. and
.Mrs. C S. Hutterfiebl. Dr. and Mrs.
It. C .Mulholland and Mr. and
Mrs. Dude- Teriett, all of Med
ford. M r. and M r. Jas. Lennux b-ft
Friday for Portland where 1 hey
will visit their datiKhter. Mis. l;th
! Lansing and family. Mr. Lennox.
after a few day's visit, is comitix
home; Mis. Le n n o 1 will stay
I u Hirer.
Mump?" have made their appear
ance In our neighborhood. Indi
an WeHterberg and Itilly IWmtwiek
are now 111 with them.
Twelve of t be Coin in unity dub
idles met at the sdioolhuiisc Wed
nesday and gave it a very thorough
cleaning. At noon they had a nice
eovered dish luncheon, thus roiti
tcning pleasure with work.
Mts. Lester Ibichebir w.m a
.Medford visitor Monday, called as
a witne (n the Kinusly unit dei
case, having been n eye-witness
of the murder,
Mrs. J. It. Mccracken was a
truesr at th( homo ff Mrs, 1 '. D.
tyhoff In A-hland Friday rtt one
of ;lte "silver te.i, o be;n K.von
!,V the I.oliew f h.. M, K eltlllih.
': , Stuttdn 'a 1 it 4' t ceipi -e-it
i.f a Vfiy hapjy turthday sor-
I prise p.i::- Fi'd,i- eeninif when
h.nit .la friend r.i : to red at t he
iinilon Ij.Kitf. .Xftc)- .10 eveiiill'
f jolly o:.l-fa!iioiied galliey
isjting. , s !, Slratton, arsitei
VALLEY VIEW
By George McManus!
the hulitv. .served turkey sulail.
wafer, cream pie and cuffee and
a beautiful lirlhday cake
baked
Finite U attendinu normal,
A number of Valley View peo
ple attended vesper service in Ash
land Sunday afternoon when P.ish
op Titus I.owe gave a very Inspir
ing sermon.
Mrs. L. O. Pculand wan ill lsl
week with lumbago and gathPi-Ws'
in her cars, but is much better "at
present.
Mrs. W. A. St rat ton and Mrs.
Win. Glenn attended the Legion
benefit bridge party given at the
CI vie club notice in Ashland Sat
urday afternoon.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given to all per
sons having claims against the Ins
tate of William .1. Coffeen, deceas
ed, to present them properly veri
fied to the undersigned, at the of
fice of Frank P. Farrell, 427 Med
ford Huilding. Medford. Oregon,
within six months from the date of
the firnt publication of this Notice
which date is tho 28th day of Jan
uary, 11)3.1.
V ICS LEY COFFKFN,
Administrator of the Kstate of
William J. Coffeen, Deceased.
Not Ice.
Notice Is hereby given that pur
suant to the power and authority
granted to us by the provisions of
tho Will of F. osenbrngge, de
ceased, we, the. undersigned, Kx
ecutrix and Kxecutor of said "Will,
from and after tho 1-lth dav of
February. Ill 31, at tho hour of 10:(H
..1 ii... ..iti.,.i ,.r 11 ,t i
1 fskyrmaii. Medford Huilding. Med
ford, Oregon, shall proceed to Fell,
and will sell, at private sale, to tho
highest and best bidder for cash
and credit, the real property be
longing to sabl decedent at the timo
of his death, described as follows,
to-wit:
The Norlhwcst Quarter of the
Northeast tjuai'ter, and the Noiih
eat Quarter of the Nort Invest
Quarter, of Section li!t, Township
3s South, Kangn 1 West of the
Willamette Meridian, in Jackson
Countv, Oregon.
LDITII .MA It'IAItl'niA ANTII-2,
JOHANNi:s .lAKOUL'S
OSF.NllltUOGK,
us Kxecutrix and Kxecutor. respec
tively, of tho KHtato of b . Osun
brugge, deceancd.
Notice of Hearing 011 Final
Account,
Notice 1m hereby given t hat
Minnie It. Heine. Ad in 'list 1 at r.x
of Hie F.state or T. O. Heine, has
filed iir final account In said es
tate, and 'that Tuesday the I M It
day of March. litHl, at J p. in.,
in the Countv 'rut r thou m' in the
Crmnty Court room, in Medford.
.lai'kson County. Oregon, has been
fixed by order of the County Court
'n the lime and place for hearing
sairl account, and all per.-ons hav
ing objections thereto al hereby
notif.fd to aopear in the manner
provided bv la w.
Flr-t publication Wedn. -day,
Februaiy 4th. Ilt.'tl.
.MINNIK I., m ; INK.
Ad rnin!"trati ix.
ALLISON M Ol I .TON,
Attorney for l-tal
CtOSSiriED AOVtRTISINC RATES
Rat, ot won, tar lint imtrlton 2c; ,ach
iiacrrting initrhon, lc; minimum 23t. tnrtfi
your 4l .ith Fw S.l, For Rrnt. lc, Berf count
tiHn, wwdt ai Mfll as ,ich inttul, telephone
numhtr, ,1c, I word.
CUtlifitd id, iMh in advance and not laitn
ovtr ptione. unlet, adrertotr hu monthly account.
N, allowance Icy phone error,.
HTKIXKSS OPPOIITUNIT1 ICS
KILLING
salo or
ow ner.
Set vice.
STATION and toro for
trade, on highway. See
North Ccntial at Mill
:::,ii'
LOST I
LOST
Pin. 1
Wl.r.1 .,1. h. S. illli da
M)HT If dux Is nitsstng,
call 1611.
mtt
WAXTr.I) SITUATION'S
tiHU Put .m;k ami uuunt man.
able to wait for pay, wants work
in orchard. Will take sharo in
crop. A. W., caro Mail Tribune.
:i i r
i DDI,' VIM.- I f w itsa imlf
work. 1M South Ivy.
321-W.
WAXTKl) M.IHCISIifjAXEOUS
WA.N'TKl) ymiiiit Hereford hull,
registered. Write Jew Nealll
amer, liux 33. Koauu iliver, ore.
SI Mi
WANTK1) Mule, weight to
-'131HI Ihs.: (,'entle and well lirolie
for general oreliard wurk. 'I'el.
lllll-W. 315
H'AN'THD l.nte model 1 or l'i
lon truek. or will buy vimlty.
.Mathenv Croshy Co., 2-'!l North
liiverside. Tel. 1UII1. SIB
WANTIOD ri-rm. moilern house.
Will assume iiiurtKiwo "nil )ay
rea.Minuhle lirlee for eillity. llox
5-11, caro .Mall Trihune. 31(1
U'ANTi:i--To trade wood to some
one for wlrini? house for electric
ity.' Just lahor. S. L.. JoliiiKton,
Apldeuate, lire. 3 1 li
WA.N"n:n--2nd hand uoodH & Junk.
Puts, 15111! Prune. I'll. S47-U 3 12
WANTKl) To hear from KOod
minliiK iiroiiositlon for salo or
lease, llox .M. A Trlliune. 8111
WANTICD Unlit roadster; cash.
K. I.. TouVelle, Phono 112, .laek
Konvllle, Ore. aKltf
WA.NTKO Patient. conva!ecent
and elderlv people to care for.
Tel. 12S2 n't call at 7 S. Chestnut.
I 3tf
WAXTKII 1"0 weaner plKS. In
iiulre at I'uhlic Markel, H. lilver
side. . 3J6
ASIIIjANI) Convalescent and Itesl
Home. care for old people and
Invalids. 21111
KOI! CAl:li:N and field plowing,
mokI. gravel and sediment, Tel.
1112-J. Samuel llateinan. tf
HAW 1'MiltH WANTIOD Do not
hip;' we pay lllo ln'lce.. llid.'H,
wool anil pells. Medronl llur
uulu House, 27 N. lirapo Kt.
227tf
LOCAL or Ions distance hailllnn.
AVe guarantee to sjivo you money,
llawley Transfer. (il'J No. ltlvr
Bide. 1'hono 1U44-X. 2'J8tt
WAXTKI) Household Roods, tools
and JIIIIK. or WIOIL liavo you ;
Medford llarciiin Jlouso, 27 N.
' llrape ,st. J'liono 111(12. tf
l'Olt Itl'.NT HOirSKS
Kok KKXT i;-ini. niodern house
furnace heat. Tel. I3M.-I!. 317
I'd It I ;K NT Duplex 4-rm. house
r'rilildalro, electric ranijc. Cal
mornings. 4 Newtown. 31'
Foil ItKNT Modern
ill; w. null.
house.
31 K
Foil IlKN'T .Small furnished
house and Kuranc. 14li So. Ivy.
3i itr
KOIl IlKN'T 3-lornn furnished
house. Hot In. Call at 437 H.
Central. Phone 3111. 31.i
KOIl lli;.NT Kurnlsherl 4-room
house. Call 414 N. Kront after
5 p. u. 3lllf
Koit Jli;NT l-ronni house, fur.
nl.-hrd. water. uaraKO. 812 Wuin-
init. 3oritf
KOI! HUNT Housa with KartiRtJ.
"42 s. Klvtrewde. 1'hono 44.
O. V. Jlvcrs. 30Ktf
KOK I'.KNT llomrn. Furnished
or unfurnished. Urown & White.
17tf
KOI! llLNT 5-room cottage, with
hath and kit' hen r-inge. on West
lllll St. Apply Winn Agency or j
,'in iing ?.c. ci
Hol'Si:s for rent
In',. .'Id Nnrlb C.
or
sale.
1 1.
fill
lurnf
ItKNT Small
, gaiaso. (!04 W.
film, house,
loth St. If
kind of
l'honc
1
1
1
FOIl IUCNT APARTMENTS !
3-RO(.M apartment, prlvato cut-!
ranee; lnl water. Biirntic. low
will. !l IC. JiU'kMin. BSi-V. 320 i
-I
l'Olt ItKXT
water, UkIuh.
'i rnonis, fuini.heil.
X 1 'J Summit, air.'
KOlt ItKNT Modern purlly fur
nished .stcain-heated apai-tmcut;
largo living room with fireplace;
hedroom. hath and kitchenette.
In.iuire Mail Trihune. 313tf
Poll ItKNT Furnished apartment
adults. Phono 1177. SOlitt
FOIt 1110NT 2-room furnished
apurtnient fl5.U0. 324 Haven St.
30Cnt
KlTtNISIIKI) npnrtmenl, 2 or 3
rooms; pleasant, neat, newly
decorated and equipped; reason
ahlc. 12U5 i:. .Main St. 313tf
FOIl I!i;NT Kuril, apt; still, heat;
ideal location winter or HUlumer,
Tho ilerhen, 10 miinec. 31Uif
KOIl IIBXT Kurnished npart-
ments and gal'iigu, near Armory.
334 Apple. 3111
KOIl liEN'T l-room apt; steam
heat, Krlgldaire, hot water and
garage. Imiuiro 503 H. Holly St..
evenings and Sundays. 3U!ltf
KOI! IIH.NT-$12 and 10 apart
ments; walls newly tinted; hot
and cold water, hath and toilet,
2-Htory hrlck huilding lit Jack
sonville, 10 mluutcrt from Med
ford. See Mr. Chllders, real es
stiLte, or Tho Nugget Confection
ery Store. 243tf
KOIl IIE.NT Furnished npts;
lights, watiT, garage; $12. jl5l
$17. 1'hono 452-11. 275lf
TOR HUNT I I ItMSIIFD
ItOOMS
KOI! KKNT Largi' clean sleeping
rooms, 1 or 2 men or women.
In! S. (Ira tie. 3 2(1
FOIt HEXT'-Hooni for olio or two;
hoard. 1 53 N. Oakdale. 311!
KOIl ItKNT Furnished house
keeping rooms. 311 N. lhu'tlctt
tt
KOlt ItKNT
with hoard.
Front room, heated,
33 N. I'oacll, 321
FOIl ItKNT Pleasant room for
gentleman, close In, prlvato
ilomo; uatll, g.uago. uog IS. Main.
2l)3tf
FOIl RUNT Nicely furnished
nlocplng rooms with heat; ralo
moderate. 325 b'o. Itivcraido Ave.
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for iiiont MificrcrxANrcous
Foil ItKNT 1 cnhlil cluaii. In
itulte at 5 So. Kront. Jcnnincs
Loan Office. tf
KOlt IIKNT Small office ro oil
Mailt St.. J25 n-r mo. Phone
13X1. Imiuire sl Theater. 320
KOIl ItKNT OK LKASK I I acres;
Irrigation; 5 acre liiflino clover;
adjoining city on cast side; gar
den tractor tind sonn tools. 712
Crater ljike, evenings. 317
FOIl RENT Oarncs. $3.00 per
month. 121 Bo. Klverslda Ave.
tf
' MISCI'XLANICOrS
PI HIT I! A IT MEN PRIX IF-PASS-r;itH
Dr-al direct from nrllst ror
.iui' finlsbi'd portraits. Attrac
tive work, prices, service. Hyde
Art Studio, 512 Thompson iildg.,
Heal He. Wash. I5
FOIl SALK IMVKSTOrK.
KOI! SALE -I fresh cow. I coming
fresh. I milking, 12 head enlv.-s
and heifers, II tllcketis, Cecil
Johnson. R. 1, llox us-A, 310
KOIl HALE -loll head of young
V. . " ',,
FOIt SALE 5 Duioc gilts. 150 lbs.
each: 1 lluroc boar: all pure
hi I. lb-re is ,oir eh nn-i. to
r.'-i in t be h,.:t t-aioe n it ll A-l
st'Wr. 1;. ,1. white, it. F. 11. I,
Medford. 31011
WISH "Ve4l
tMTEAO OF
Mlb PICTORE1.
By SOL HESS
FOR EXCHANGE
TIIADIO 'Nearly new White elee
trie .sewinK nitiehine, eust JltiTi.
tnule even for ood cow. Tel.
H7-L-:. 317
KOlt SAI.K Ol! THADK Home 111
Pasadena or.lot ill Los Angeles.
Phone 735-lt or call at 725 S.
Central. 310
foh salf. ponvrrnr
l.KOIIOKN. Australorp. Austral-
w h I t e, chicles. Hatching eggs,
Leghorn cockereUi. White Wing
Pnillrv Farm, Phoenix, Ore.
Phone ll-F-11. 327
CHICKS, hatching, also Hod
cockerels. nresHlor's Square Deal
Hatchery, 1107 K. Main. Phono
15li!-L. 31(1'
FOR SALIO AUTOMOBILES
FOIt SALK Moon roadster, lli-'.i
model; first-class condition n
Sunset Ave. 31S
KOI! SALK Old lllllck "0" road
ster, In good condition. A gift.
$xu; terms. Hay UiUtctl, 7 13
Cedar St. 3 Hi
KOIl SALK 'For storage, Chevro
let with truck hody. will tnute
for wood or sell for cash at a
hargaln. Also a trunk, cot and
some clothing. Davis Transfer
& Storage. 314
KOlt SALE 1U28 Commander
Studchalccr Sedan. One of tho
outstanding auto bargain this
your, Inquire Davis Transfer or
cull GI4 for demonstration. 314
FOIl SALK RF.Afj KSTATB
Foil SALE 5 acres good soil,
house and well, oil Iilghway,
, SX75; terms. (Sfjrvlce station).
I liuiulro at (lold lllll Tallui- Shop.
3 15
DAIItV RANCH 1." acres best
grain or alfalfa laud; no water
Inetimhranec; nlco modern house,
cow harli can iiccoliimodale 15
cows; hy Installing pumping
plant can Irrigate entire tract at
less expense than district water
cost, only 3 miles out and on
improved road. Owner shvm sell,
and good tonus. Sen HOLMES
for HO.MKS, Nash Hotel lobby.
1S
A I1KAUTIFUL home at a grontj
niiiioiilv; iiooin ci-iuir viisn ntii
handle It. The price Is $0000
little moro than Vj the actual
value, lirown ft Wllito, Realtors.
Holland Hotel I'.ldg. tf
ONLY $31100 for a close In 7-rnoin
home, furnished; a ood Income
iirojierty. It can be handled on
reasonable terms tho best buy
we know of. Urown White,
Realtors, Holland Hotel Llldg
tf"
WHEN Villi think of real estute.
think of Urown & White. tt
FOIt HA 1,10 MISti:liLANIX)US
1 1 I N I Ht I ;j l.S of tons of sheep for
llllzer nt nearly half price. See
Itandiill ul 215 S. Central. Tel
evenings alter 0 o'clock 37H-X.
3211
KOI! SAL
MHst.-idon
7-K-4.
K Inspect d ever bear Ing
slrawiierry plants. Ted.
31511
KOI! HALM Alfalfa seed. Phone
Jacksonville 74. .US
KOIl SA LK dluckeye coal burn
lllg brooder sieve, 500-chick sine
Phone I I l!l-W. 31."
FOR SALK Drv firand hardwood.
Daiton Pros . Tel. 523-11-1. 327
KOI! SALK Hundreds of ton, of
sheep fertilizer at nearly half
price. See Itaudall. 245 S. Cen
tral. Tel. 37H-X even(ngs after H.
3111
WHOLE ensUM-n corn, f! 00 cwt.
Mutual Mill & Seed Company,
Inc. 3I0tf
HURT'S FOI
HALE A few choice
dci-man roller singers; also a
fewfetnajes. To! lilil-lt. 3 I !l
FOR SALIO "tnsllecl.Ht M.isladon
slrawberry plants. $t,:,u per toil.
deliMi-id : cbi-.iicr in Inini lots.
Mis. (.has, Walker, Eagle. -Point.
iuisimjks DiuKarouy
Abstracts
Ul'KKAr AUSTKACT CO
Btracuji of Titlo, Title Inauranc
jranc v
nooms 3 and 6. No. 13 isurt
Central Ave, upstairs.
JACKSOX CO. !
Aiisriiucr cx.
Altnu-lH of T 1 1 1 4.
and Titlo IiiHuwim'.
rJ' h o only complete;
Titlo System la,
Jackson Connty.
Accnimtaptfl
Wtl.SO.V AITJITrSO COMPANY
Tax and Corporation CounsoloM,
Auditot-A and Accounlantu, 31.
M. Wilson. U. P. A.: Lelana J.
Knox. C. P. A. Liberty Bldg.,
Plion 157-R.
Chlropriictln i'hyslclan
DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chlro-
practlco Nervo Specialist. Office
hours 9 to 12, 2 to 5. 203-204
Liberty Iild;r- Office Phone 680;
Kcs. Phone 700-H.
Kle!trfo Totop Itcpairljlic
Li. C. 8C11AKUU Armature wind
ing, eloctrfQ motor repairing."
Stock bearinca and brushej. 33
N. Central. Phone BO-J-2. 871,
Kspert Window Cleanera
LET GEOHOB DO IT Tel. 1 17 2,.;
House cleaning. Floor waxlns.fr..
Oriental rue clcanlnff, apecialty.yg,
Financiiil
WK LION D MONKY to worthy peo
ple to pay their honest debts. Pa
cific Coast Credit Association, 421
M ml lord HldR., Med ford, Ore.
FtirnUiiro neiialrlnj;
FU11NITIIKK UK-UPHOLSTERED
ro-flnished, re-glued. We carry
a full lino of upholstering' flam
pics. A. N. Thlbault, Tel. 069-R.
Money to Loau
6
Long Time
Ileal Esttto
Mortgage Tmana
Phono 1S2
Oonmierclnl Finance Corp.
Mcdford, Oregon
Monuments
THE OREGON GRANITE CO.
Monuments. E. A. Hicks, uencrai
Manager; P. M. Kershaw, Bal
Manager. 302 N. Front St!
Music '
Piano Instruction
FRED ALTON HAIQHT Teach
of plnno. Classical and populal
music courses. Haight Musi,
Studio, 318 Liberty Bldg Tel 7
l'alntlng and 1'nilerhanif Ing
HAHUY MARX Painting, tlntln
pauer-haneinff. Phon 178-J.
269tt
M. A. BLISS & COMPANY Paint
Ing, paperhanglng ana lnterioi
finishing. 303 Crater Lake Av;
Phone 1604. 4U
Printers mid Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Hal
the best equiplied printing offhl
In Sollthorn Oregon. Bookblntl
Ing, loose leaf ledgors, billinj
systems, etc, Portland prices, SI
N. Fir St.
Radio Service
RADIO SERVICE on any maM
rail o. H. O. Purucker, 23 Boun
Orupe street. Office Phon 336;
Res. 1442. 81
GUARANTEED Radio Service,
using unctiualled Supremo Dlag'
nometer. Phone 1247, day of
night. Alinus l'ruitt.
Rand and Gravel
C. A. HARTLEY Sand and Gravel
nlant. CIcun washed sand and
gravel; crushed gravel, all arizes.
1'hono, plant 1203, or ottice, lai
Storage
WAREHOUSING Storage, Distri
bution. Medford Warehouse, 810
South Front St. Phone 31$.
Transfer
EAD3 TIIANSFF.il A. STORAQHI
00. Office 111 N. Fir street.
Phono 315. Prices right. Service
guaranteed. '
DAVIS TRANSFER & STORAGE
Knrvlc guaranteed. 20 8. Orape
St., Phono 644, or residence 1060.
RErNKINO TRUCKINO 8F.RVICI!
Transfer and hauling of all
kinds, office 301) South Front St,
Phone $32. 1
FOR SALK MISCEMiANKOUS
WHEAT Qood plump White
wheat. reclcuMied, $1.5(1 cwt
Mutual Mill & Seed Co., Inc.
3 1 1 1 1 f
FOR SALE Onort used portable
spray rigs. All slue.. A-l shape,
Hnrgains! He Jack Mooro. Tel
72. aostt
Foil SALE For your lnwn and j
shrubs, clean sheer, fertilizer.
Cull 422-L. 315
GOOD Newtown apples. 50 and 75o
box. W ing boxes. F. A. liens-1
peter, Jacksonville. Tel. 130. 317 1
KLAMATH POTATOES, 75c cwt;
short time only. 710 South ltlv-'v
erside. 31 B f
FOR SALE Rostnurant equip
inent, 1'hono 1384 or Inquire
lsis Theater. 318
FOR SALE Used sewing ma-'
chines, all makes, $.1 up; term
If desired. All makes rented and
repaired. White Sowing Machine:
Co., 24 North ilurtlott. l
KOIl SALE Jonathan and Spita-J
eiihcrg apples, call lloguo H. (Jo.,:
1306. tf
FOR SALE Loose alfalfa hay,;
baled grain hay. Elmer Hoss,
It. F. D.. Rom Lane. 281tf
DRY FIR and mixed ffreen white'
and black nnk, $2.40 and $2.80;
per Her. N.iihnn B. Newcomh, i
Jr., 725 S. Central, or Tel. 735-R.i
soaf
FOR SALE Marquis wheat, . S(l';v
per cwt. Tel. 95D-J-2. 321
FOR SALE At bnrenln, 3 osk
veneer, doors; sbeo 1!n feet bv
7 i feci, ' ith lo.'k nitd v iihoui
tns-i.. see them at Al.ill Tribune
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