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Newspaper Page TextMKDFOUD MAIL TRIIHJNK MKDFORD, OKKCOX. MONDAY. KKUia'AK'V !). li:M. PAGE SEVEN 'EVERYONE IN SOUTHERN OREGON READS THE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE" I ' NEW YORK, .Feb. 9 (P Bulla opened their heavy artillery today. threw bears . Into full flight, ami ! ' gnve the mtock nmrket its best i prices and moist active trading on the new year. As some 4,200,000 shares were traded, .prominent stocks surged up I '2 to d points, and a few erratic is sues made wider gains. Hears had .been unnerved by the jolt they re ceived Saturday, and bulls pressed .their advantage vigorously. MOW YOHK, Feb. D The curb market vlOHed at the top of an iiichiKivo rally Unlay. In the most active sesnion In about two lmonttH, prices were forced upward by short eoverlnK aud iool opera tions, with resultant net Rains ol 1 to 7 points in most of the lead ' ci-R, industrial and oils were uar tit'iilarly stronR. Today's closing pvices for 15 Belected stocliH follow: Am. Can 116 'Am. Tel. aud Tel ; Anaconda ;Col. (ias ; Curliss Wrlsht General Kloctric (new) 'Oeneral Motors 'uennicot Copper. Ulont. Ward Itadio Corporation Int. T. & T .-. Sears Roebuck 5S. P. Vnited Air Craft . ,U. S. Steel - PORTLAND. Ore., Vvh. 9. (Pj Wholesale butter and vkk quota tions opened unchanwod today. Butter receipts were -fclif?htly in eieased. Deiniind was fair with 'attention centered on top grades, lienornl tone ' wus- firm. ' Butter storage holdings reported the lasi two Saturdays were il't.L'jL' and ! 1 ,L'.S3 pounds respo-tlvely, ' a 't.l! percent de'ilearte. tieeeipln woek were 7,S7S pounds, un 18.1 percent increase. VjKS niarket . . continued, weak with receipts somewhat in excess of demand and sales to retailers at ' irregular prices. 1 Wholenaio fresh fruits and veg Otnbles, country dressed meals and poultry opened at steady , prices and active demand was reported in major lines following a good clean up Saturday. lilVOKt(K.'U PORTLAND, Feb. li.lfl) Cat tle 1 57 r, calves 85; looks .vteady. Steers. 600-900 lbs., good SS.ri 8.50, medium S7.-5 rn 8.25, com mon $ti.25 ff. T..25; 1 1U0 -13U0 lb.. good JS1? H.25, medium s 7 f f 8. llnifeiv; 550-850 lbs., good $7.50 i S.25. medium .H 7.50, common S5.50iJi1.50. Cows, good $ti.ri07. coinniL-M and medium $5 fii ii.5n. low cutler and cutter ' .:i.50 'i Veah-is. milk fed J It) (n 1 1 .50. med ium" $N.5iK" la, eu; am) common ?5.5(rf( s.T.u. Calves 25U-500 lbs.. ?S.5U Hi I a. fill, common and med ium, $5i 8.50. .' IIOOS 3fi00. including I7S5 di rect: fully .-toady. (Soft or oily hogs and roasting plgx escluded ). Light hgiJts. 1 40-lliU lbs., $7.75 S.75. Light Weight. 160-180 lbs.. ?S.50i 'S.75; 180-20(1 lb... SS.50'! 8.75. .Mcdaim w'eigiU, 2O0-22U lbs, ? 7. 7 5 Hi 8 . 7 5 ; 2 20 -2 -50 1 bs.. 7 . 50 fr N.50. Heavyweights, 25!t-2HO lbs.. $7.25fi? 8.25; 2JM1-S50 lbs., S'1.75 i( s. Packing how?, 2 7 55na llin., Sti'n 7.50. J'eeder and Htockcr pigs, 70-1 30 lbs.. S8.75r 10. HIII'jKP 700; quotably steady. 1-Jimbs 90 lbs... down. 7f7.50 medium S6 " 7 ; all weights, com mon. 5 6. earling wethers, HO 110 lbs., ?l5.50.- F.wes 90 120 llw.. $2:50ffi'3;50:'"20-150 lbs.. 52.25 tfi 3.25;,-aH weights, cull and common, L50fi2.25, Portland Produce I'OllTI.A-NII. Feb. n (') I Prices to retailers oxx-epl n not edi llulter: Fair ilcmaml: rubes: Kxtian Jllc; stnnilnrilK asd: prlco l'irsts liTc; ilrsts -lie. . Creamery prices: PrlnlH "c over cube litand aids. . " Krks: -Weak; fresh extras I.Sc: standards I To: fresh mediums liio; pullets Inc.- I'rtres to wholesalers 2o under price to retailers.- Mllk: Steady; raw milk (4 per c ent I $2.00 per cwt. Delivered Portland less 1 per cent: (I fade C milk $1.50. Ilniterl'at delivered In Portland 2r. ' Pculti.v: Steady; (buylnii prices) alive heavy hens over IVj lbs., ISo; niedlum Iipiij :i'.'S hg. He; light liens 12e: springs 20c; Pekin ducks, I lbs. and over 21c; colored ducks, lac; turkeys No. 1, ,"2e. Country meals: Steady: I buying prices I ciioice veal 15c per lb. Pork 12-12l'jc; choice lambs ll-15c; heavy veals iMoc: mutton tic. Potatoes: Steady; No. I graded Sl.io-2.00; No. 2, $1.15-1.50; Florida new $2. 35-2. 50 per 50-lb. sack. Hay: Steody: (wholesale buying prices, delivered Portland! Kastern Oregou timothy $22.5'.'3.0rt: do valley $19.00-19.511: alfalfa $lt.60 li.W; clover JI6.0"; oat hay $H.uo; straw 7.t'-S.0() ton: Helling prices II .in) 2 ii" more. BULLS BOOS SHARE PRICES na vm ayi jara J7rri irrj vmk mm nnnip i mm i a unrni - - . - . . . , - THE;MARKETS -' '1 BRINGING UP FATHER &i QollM'- Lookat THAT Ooq LOOK AT THEM QOME&-IF, CEY& OCX! "WOT. HEPtE. ? , , ME'O HAVE 'EN, I1 Yy. CHEWED UP Its! NiO - Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., Kcb. 9.. IPl Wheat: Open High July .(12 : .i3 Cash wheat: ' Big Bend blueslem Soft white Western white Hard winter Northern spring Western red Oats: No. H-3.X lb. whil Today's car reei'lpts: flour 1 7; corn 3; oats t Low Close .03 f.s tiii Jilt .03 .Ii3 ;.. e 2L'.(I(I Wheat 101; ; hay 1. I . s San Francisco Butterfat SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. . 0 -T -(A- rtnHoi-f't fnli Utin I,VoiipIi.i.ii"Vi fiii, SUGAR, PRICES DROP ' IM- WHOLESALE MART j P() IlTLANJJ. 'Feb. !. IPl Porl i land wholesale grocers today n-j nuuiiceo ii cv cent ri-uucuon in, .sugar quoiauous. mi line w.in (like drop in im finery price-. Qtiot-: '. JI.SU -au.e iruit or - ocrry sugar c'.vt.; beet sugar t.R0. -f- AFTER VIGTORY "WA HI I NO TON. l-'eh, !t.-,- (A)- .ricr' fighting Ills way tn victory against serious accusalloiM brought within liis church, Itishnp James ( Cannon J t. remained in a hospi tal today rebuilding hl.t strciigtli for a return to bis dutic.-. j The prohibition leader of the Methodist Kpiscopal Church,' South, had In a-single handed de-i Tense won from 12 clergymen Mat-j urday night, a decision that the charges filed agaln-st hi in by four ( ministers did not Justify a trial be-j fore the 'next general conference ! of the denoin-nation in liKI J. I (lOl.ll Hll.l,. Feb. II. ('Special) Funei-al services .were held at the I. O. (). F. hall Wednesday for Perry A. Knotts., who passed away la.yt Monday. . Reverend Porter of the First Presbyterian church In Medford. read the service at . the hall iinil'-the T. O. o. F. lodge bad charge of the --ei-vlce at the grave In the I. (). O. F. cemetery at Rock 'Point. Mr. Knotts had made his home In this valley Miv e early childhood and leaves a host of friends. his daughter. Ilnm-I Knotts Tresbani. three -uns. Wll - Iiam. Kliner and Otto, to mourn his passing. All the children but William, of Chicago, and Juj-t out ! of tile hospital, w en? with their j father at the time of hlx death, f Mrs. IMtu Delarnett, accompan j led by her mother, Mi's, William I Hall, and Ralph Delarnett of I Medford. were hero "Wednesday to allend the funeral of Perry A. K'nnlt.i. Miss Ruth flreen. n student of the (I "111 Hill high si-llnol, was given a plcaxant surprise parly in j honor of her birthday January 31, at her home on the'" highway. i Those present were. Lucile mule. , Dora Smith. Jean Chishulni, I-u- jelle WheHtley. Opal Hayes, Zella Smith. Netty Stone, Velma St. ' Clair. Marie lilies. France Child- ,ers. l.in'bey Dorinan, Melvln Sar gent. Kllgcne Dix. I'.lll llainmers- ! ley. John Fleming, Krnle Kell. (C;len I.ingren. Lyle Childers. Mr. ,.nd Mrs. Meisinger, Mr. snd Mrs. Angste.id. Miss Mildred li- Hanky. Orr ..and Tuesday evening, irfentit e - ghfft I K WTkM I w te-Bk fcl m 13 KS&M ...FAN LJ ! 'il II J ' m tt'lA nA U 7.3 ' IV r-f f" IV 7 .1 I . , II I r ' 'V I I ItXrT?) U I I ..ninn..,i.ri.o..r.n. A III" Tiir irnnc nri i i nri ii D. C"l UCCC inc. ixlddj ine iion na ine mouse uy 1111,00 jr. rSn C a07,7,Mn ov, u. flW 0l-0 eWSUSH FAMILY - HE PW , SUPPOSE SHE THROVAJS IT UP NJOVU 1 TWo MAlvlDS AKJO HE LEFT MS" WELL ( ALVUAVS TMSEATEMEC .TO U AIID WHV DOIsJT VOUTSACE H PROVIDED FOB TWO MBMS V , I fe? ' , TEACE HIS PAMILV TREE BUT J , . . L, V NOUR FAMILV TREE ? THEM MEBBE a ;PaSd IDH5LelI?OvSM31--- ' W 1 MESLECTEO TO DO !TtLL I SHE COULO 6RA& ABOUT V.. , ToV -" ' 7" li ill 7 LIMKED HIMSELF WITH ' U ?TT , ' C n Am Wm V mobilitv t I jl TTj "tt-W m 10" rx V rTk : X-XR-rt JtXn'7-7 V :A-;,V i iN 1 -J:i:iisSSS; : KKSSSX- I ! BISHOP RESTING - 4 GOLD HILL ;! !i IDtoT'. WHAT ARE TOO ACT? TIME - r Odd Fellows from all over the! valley gathered at the I. O. O. 1. Ul . IrN I r.., l IM TWb HOUSE1, f-' P .. S v,u, Br-,n. iLwi.i f,.,,, .,11 ,,,-.,- .h -I ..niilomi,. r nunium liv CLASSIFIED-ADVERTISING RATES I I OK I1I VT i l KMSlin) ( HIOW Alt!) hall here to witncKs the Gold II.'lLweek and n large number of stu lodge confer the finn degree upon'denls from both the-hlgli sehool several candidates from the dif-jand grades are absent on account ferent lodges. A social hour fol-'of them. lowed and lunch was served. itoy Centers Is able to be out t Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lively have had as their house guests the past week Mr. and Mrs. K. V. Lively and daughter and C. Larson, all of Portland. Ore. .Mrs. Klla Patrick and nephew Wallace -Oriffith.s of Grants Par-w are upending several days at Fort Klamath as gues'ts of relatives. ' Mrs, tJporge iJnrmun was hostess to the ;Sewing club at her home Friday afternoon. ...Mr, J. A. iBlalr returned tn he- home Thursday from tno buurca ! Heart hospital where nhe had been a patiept :nee Sunday. W. A. Cook U visiting his son Frank, and ;famiiy at Dunsmulr. Calif., -for a few days. During Mr. Cook's absence- ft her Davis is caring for the city pump. 'Among Med ford visiles from M II Ui . .11 rs. lhiKh ttjH city puoday were Mrs. AYalker. Miw. Floyd Lance A. A Walker hihI Mra. Hayes. -' Irs. Minnie liyerly anil .Mrs. Haldwin left Saturday evening for Washington whore they will visit Mrs. Ryerly's sister. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence lledgo peth siient ihe week-end in -M'.'d-ford. guests of Mr.s. Iledgelielh's parent-. . Among .Medford- visitors this city -"Wednesday were (Irorgo Meiinger. Mr.s. Jack fi-oin M rs. I'icli- ard ar.d Mrs. AVIIIiam Pulil. Ml. and Mrs. j'inl H"dgepath spent Sunday In Central Point as guests or relatives. " Mr. and Mrs. ' A. A. Walker had ns tiiett- guestfs' 'Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Httenger and Mr. and Mrs. MeCargol of MeilCord. Mr. and Mi's: Jack Plekard en tertained at dinner Tuesday eve ning the following guests, Mr. and Mr.-;. ,A. W. Wulker of Centra! Point, Mr. and Mrs. Andrews and Mr. and .Mrs. Xnliaiu. The eve ning was spent playing bridge. Mr. o'Oraoy returned Thursday from Seattle whore he hud been visiting rolnllvos. During Mr. O'Crady's absence Mrs. o'Grady n the guest of .Mrs. Al Piinkey. Alton Stone of Marslirield vis ited friends In tlrs city the past week. il'Hne.-t Ross is now employed by the state highway crew directed by (.;.'. H. Flanagan between Trail and Eagle Point. Seth Coy has leased Ihe service station connected with the llogue Nook 'Inn nnd took posscsolon . on Turwday. (tale Smith, local Standard Oil represent,'!! Ive. w'.'ls a business vis itor In (Jrants' Pass Friday. 'Otto Knotts ami mother, ..Mrs. Sin'th, left Thursday evening for their home 111 'Mishap, Cnlir. Mi. Hazel Tresham accompanied lliem las far Phoenix where she was an over night guest of friend.--, H. E. Dotnon of Randolph. Neb., who is enrnute to I.os Angeles, was guest of Mrs. Susie Coy und fam ily the forepart of the week. Mrs. Coy was -well acquainted wit li the Dotson family when she lived In Nebraska 3H years ago. 1!. A. Robimon Is spending this w:-ek at his, mine on lavage creek. Miss Carol liamsey of Medford high school addressed the Cirls' club of the Cold lllll school on Thursday on '"Vocation." She gave some valuable Information which Mas greatly appr, elated by all. Among Medford visitors from tilts elty Friday were Mr. and Mrs. William Marlineau. Mrs. Nettie Moore. Mrs. Jack Plekard. Mrs. Andrews. Mr. and Mis. Frank Lawrence, Mrs. Kllsworlh. Mi's. Ceorgp llamnlersley. Mm, Paul Thomp'on, Mrs. M. I.. Slickel. .Mrs. IS'. (. Dav and daughter .Marilyn. Clarence Whtttlqy and Logan Ken- n. - ! .1.1 Hill chi,ls had e,e.ipedj . THAT UOii OF "YOURS COME AM' "SEE HIM UOOK1M' AT '-oOctE Bosm?- THET ARE BlCGERTHANl HlrvVaELF- the general epidemic of mumps in : Jackson county until thia past igalu after two weeks llhuv.s. Mrs. ioori?o l.yman was visitor nt'tho Marl Mam holim hero un WertlH-Bilny. An...l1..i .lW.k.1, I ,..!.., V,. 117 will volclinilo tlH-lr tliirty-tlilnl iinnlvcrnnry nt tin; I. ). (1. l' lull'. In this city Wi'dncsiliiy i-vcirni;. Tho l.inllcH' aid wlsliofi to extend thclv llmnk-i to those who hvliira to ninli" their silver tea which whs held at the hump or Mrs. .Delia Shaver Thuiviihiy afternoon a suc- A nine ninl one-h.ilf ijiiuud nop arrived at the heme of Mr. and Mr. Thomas Chishulni on Kehrn- ai'.v " ' Talent hiiih whool ha kellall wiuad def(-aled the tlohl Illll miuad on the local gymnasium flour Friday evenlnK 27 i to JH 'J'hi was between the preliminary game Uogue Jtiver ,voliien"K town learn and .tile local women's town team with the score 4 to t i in favor ol , Hold Hill. I Odgen Snyder, who has been very ill with plural pneumonia. Is resting much easier. Melvln Sargent gut his foul bad-1 ly hurt while .ilaylng basketball Friday night and will hao to use crutches for a while. I Mr. i.nil .Mrs. (Jeoi-ge Dornuin had as their week-end guesH Mi'.J and Mrs. J, );. Dotson and family or Med ford. j I. Zieroff made a husair,-; triii I to Redmond. Or1 Thursilay and 1 Eriday. Mr. and Mr.-. Hugh Hayes ; j the week-end at (iold Roach. Mr.-i. Colniiest had as her v i end guest Miss Ethel K'llng Central. Point. of JVotlco to Credlloi'S. In the County Court of the Slato of Oregon for Jackson Cuimly. In the Mailer of the Estate, of .1. Ellis Slaler. Deceased. Nolieo Is hereby given that tho County court of the Stale or Ore gon for .Jackson County, has ap pointed me Adinlni.stratrix with tho will annexed of tho estate of .1. Ellis Slater, deceased. All persons hav ing claims against said estate are j hereby reouirod to present them I with proper '.vouchers .within six months from this date at the of fice of Porter .1. Nerf, Cooley Itlllld- nig.. .Modroru, Oregon. Dated January Hi. 19,'tl. PORTElt J. NEFF, Administrator with Will Annexed of tho Estate of J. Ellin Slater, Deceased. ' Notice ti, Ciiulltoi's. InTiie County Court (If the State of Oregon for Jadkson (,'ounty. In tile Matter of the Estate of Joe Mooiniiw. Deceased. Notice Is dlereby given that, the County Court or the Slate of Ore gon for. .laekwlll County, has ap pointed me iidinhilstrulnx fur Ilio estate or Joe Moulnaw, deceased. All porsons having claims against said estate aro hereby 1'cu.ulred to prew-nt the same with proper vouchers within six months from this date at the office of Porter J. Noff, cooley Building, Medford, Oregon. Dated Januorv 18, 1031. DOI.LIE MOOMAW. Administratrix of tlK'Estato of Joe Mo'Mltaw. lleeeaivd. CASH PAID TO YOU for late model light USED CARS Crater Lake Automotive Co. 103 8, Riverside I C ; -nivratur- J I I ion. k -lit, lM:C . . wJSPff.a ... . . . VfMJ- FOR COODME.'b'i sake1, who pot -rvttNi Some's there? aui Do lb TO ClEeKj OP IM THCb HOUSE1, CLASSIFIED. ADVERTISING. RATES. I Rate ptr word for: first insertion. 2c; lacn tutcenJino insertion. It; minimum 25c. Index i your adi with For Sle, For Renl. tc, and rount 1 numlifr. tic. at a wortt. - ' Claiilfied ads ensh in advance and not taken! over phoni, unless advertiser has monthly account. J No allowance tor phone errors., , WANTED MJSCKTJjANEOUS ' WANTHI) To '. t"Ck fJWtIP buy 400 head of and beef. Phone 177. Central Point, 11. 1 box 20ti. UJ.JJ .'HOOFS repaired; 10-year " L-uarantcc rel'erence. Tel. ions- ' It, ovenini.-. 347 VANTKll--'Jnd hand soods & junk.' ..t.PatK, 1500 l'ruiie.-h. 647-1,. 34'J tVANTW) Light roadster; rash.' F. 1.. Tou Voile, Phono Hi, Jack sonville, Ore, 313tf WANT,.;ni.,U,.nts, convalescents t and eldorlv peojile to cam for. -Tel. 1 of call at 7 S. C'he.-tiHil. 31311' AliljAlu i.onvuieHceuL' auu hchl -.. "?','ft W. for "ld Pl' ""'J yoll . OA It DI9N and field plowing, sand, gravel and sediment, Tel. U12-J. Samuel ilaleman. it HAW FURS WANTED Do not ' shlpi,. we puy the price. Hides, wool and pelts. Medford Bar gain llouso, 27 N. Grape St. 227tf LOCAL or long distance hauling. W guaranteo to savo you money. Hinvlcv Transfer, 019 No. Itlvor aldo. Phono 1044-X. 2Ustf WANTED Household goods, tools -and Junk, or what lmvo you? Medford liargaln House, 27 N. Orauo St. Phono 1062. tf l'Oit HUNT Al'AIlTMKNTS FOR HUNT Housekeeping room. .321 033 'AuMIlL, FOR RENT 3-room modern fur nished apartment. 531 North ilarllett. 31 Hif FOR ,'RENT upartliielll. ' 1021 West. Nicely fitrnlsheil P r I va t c entrance. 1Mb. 3111 FOR KENT nieiit at 70; Sie.'iiu heated W. Main. apart 321! FOR HENT Furnished apis. Apple. I'hone 425-X. 3 31 320 FOR KENT 2 or nislied apartment. St. 3-rouni fur 324 Haven 3 i str FOR RENT $12 and $10 apart ments; walls newly tinted; hot and cold water, bath and toilet, 2-story brick building in Jack sonville, 10 'iiitoutert from Mod ford. See Mr. Childers, real es . slate, or Tho Nugget Confection-' cry Wore. 24311 FOR RENT Furnished house . keeping iapartnients, 'one at $35 and olio ut $50; includes lights, heat, hot and cold water and ho tel service. 3Mtf 3rJtfOM apartment, prlvnto ranee; hot water, garage, rent. !) E. Jackson. 5!i2-Y. ent ' low 320 FOR RENT Modern partly fur nished sU'um-heated upitrtrnent; iHt-iri, llviMir rnum .i.-ll.lt fireitlnee. bedroom, bath und kitchenette. iiKlulte Mall Tribune. ;il.ut FOR RiENT vii te. bath. 3-roin apt. and I'hone 201-11. prl 319 FOR RENT -Furnished apartment adult. Phono 1177. $lllltf FI RNIKIIED apartment, 2 or 3 rooms: penH.-int, ne.it, newly . decorated and equipped; reason able. 1205 E. Main St. 313tf FOR RENT 'Furn. opt; aim. heat; Ideal location winter or summer. The Rerbon, 10 Quince. 3!0tf FOR .RENT 4-room apt: steam heat, FriKldulre, hot water nnd garage. Innuire 603 S. Holly St.. evenings and Sundays. 8uH t f FOR RENT Furnished apts; lights, water, garage; $12, $15, $17. Phone 4.13. H. !75tf Clustilflcd advcitlvltib' Kvta tuoul. . . . By George McManus HE ACTE Them? 0 I'OU ItKXT-rl UMSHED 1SOOMS -s-fcW, i.;irr. ditinc rnum With balli; 1 or 2 men. Call at -125 So. Oukdalc. 322 - - FOR RKNT Large clean sleeping rooms. 404 s. 1 or men or women. C! ratio. 8110 Fort HUNT Pleasant room for j Bentletnun, cloflo In, private; homo; bath, garage. 609 15. Main. !!i3tf " FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleeping rooms with heat; rate modorale. 325 Bo. Rlvorstde Ave. tf FOll HUNT IIOHSKS FOR IIK.VI' 2 furnl-hed bllllga Iowm, 2 rooms ji ii cl 5 rounii. Call at 220 Laurel. Phono 44H-.M. 32 I . FOR REN'T--Atlracllve small fur nished house; Phone 5S0:,) -2. '321 Hilt UKNT -$27.50, water paid, f urnlsheil 5-room modern cot luge, and clean, close 111. paved street, garage. lniiiiro 12(1 Cot- t tage. . 320 , FOR KENT 210 Ijiurel. Furnished Tel. !)34-'R. house, 320 FOR RENT l''urnlshe I hou.ies, 1 4 -room and 1 5-rooni. Phono Redden Co.. 720. if 'Oil RE.T 0-room riirnlshed liousi'; furnace . and fireplace.! BUI So. Holly. Call 132(1. 3l7tf FOR Tel It ENT-31!l-,l. -lluiiso with gara ge. a iiitf FOR KENT .'i-rooiii furnished bullae, tdcoplug porch, olectril; range, barn, at 3211 Portland Ave.. Key at 305 Portland Ave. 320' FOR HUNT To adults, clean 5 rooni house. Tel. 5S3-X. 3lllll' FOR RENT Suinll furnished huuse and garago. J46 8o. Ivy. 3l4tf FOR HUNT Furnished 4-rOom I house. Call 414 N. Front ofler 5 p. m. 3 1 1 tf FOR KENT l-room house, fur nished, water, garage. 812 Sum . Illlt. 300tf FtJll RENT t Homos. Furnished or unfurnihcd. Brown & White. ' 17tf FOR RENT 5-room cottage, with bath and kltelion range, on "Wost 11th Ht. Apply Wing Agency or 40(1 King St, t FOR RENT Small turn, house, apt., garage. 1104 W. 10th St. If l'OH ItKNT MIHCELIiANKOCS FOR RENT 1 cabin cheap. 1 niilro nt 5 Mo. Front. Jennini's Loan Office. - tf lHt HUNT Hmnll nfflce room im Main St., $25 per mo. Phono 1 a x ( . . Imiiiire Isis Theater. 320 Poll RE.JT ore. 13.00 per month, -m So. Riverside Ave. BUSINKSS OIM'OIITUNITIICS WANT Financial backing or part ner for best business opportunity In valley. .Investment fully pro tected. Address P, A., Mall Triblln. 321 KILLING STATION nnd storo lor salo or trade, on highway. Seo owner, North Cotitrul ut Mill Service. 22511 IDIl SAI-LIVF-STOCK FOR SALE Four horses, fl. L. Sehermerhorii, 121 No. Orape. 320 FOR SALE Feeder pbts. '4 mile north Bear creek bridge, Central Point. W. J. Gol.hard. 320 FOR SALK--5 Duroo gilts, 150 His. each; 1 Duroo boar; all pure breed. . Here Is your .chance to get In the hog game with A-l luff E. .1. liile, l(. Ii, t, 'i".ifvitli . sunt et The ooctor. Quick1, tou Bt5 FOOL.- NVf LITTLE PET V1LL BE ILL- JUSTKMOVJ , -A&SiWlf LITTLE DFT ; ' ! Wil.M.WWW . VT? KICWAKl) for Information Jersey heifer lost aiiout pcocmiicr 10, -lit right ear and .curved horns. Phone 4I7-L-2. 320 IjOST UIKT If iox t mtaainx, call 1616. "Ntf TOR SAlifC HOMES oN-LY J3000 for n clone In 7 -room u... .,,nlulii,,l n f-nrifl InentilA property. It can be handled on reasonable terms the best buy I wo know of. P.rown & White, ; lloaltoivt, Holland , llotol .UldK. j it KOn SAI,1' RF.Al F.STAT15 HACHH-'ICi: 54 acres Improved' highway ranch. Ilox 145, Tal ent. . -. 33,-.; FOR SALE Cheap, two r.-acre tracts just outside city limits, or . will sell nil 14', ii ilei'CH. Ulley I Myers, ' llox 232, Central Point. FOR KALE 2-acre tract: dwell ing. 200-ft. chicken sheds. ' Call 105. 30 N. Central. tf I FOR HALE .Suburban homo, c rooms, -.oak floors throughout: 4 acres, on pavod hlway; a. .boaiii- j tlful home, prlcod low. unpaid hulanc? on soldier's loan of $2000 can be assumed; takes $2000 'to handle. ' ' '. P.ROWN & WHITE, Realtor,), Holland Hotel llladg. - tf. Ktill SALE - 2 acres; paid lip water; Id mile east of Phoenix on highway; new building ISx2li; I good well: across from u into Wing Poultry much. T. It. Al vord. 3ltlit WHEN YOU think of real estnte. think of Hrown ft White. tf I'OH SAIilO I'OUIiTHY 'OR SALE llarreo Rock cocker els at Lilly's place on highway, second bolide north of Dealt lane. J. T. Lilly,, route 2, Medford. 320' FOR SALE Thoroughbred " R. I. H. eggs fur hatching. Tel. 5-F-5. llliltf LECHORN, Aiislrulorp, Auslral w h 1 1 e, chicks, hatching eggs, Leghorn cockerels. Whllo Wing Poultry Earni,. Phoenix, Ore. Phone !l-F-ll, 27 VOll 8AIil!-JH.SCHLDANI'X)US FOR SALE 'Knaia iilits, beardless, barley ami alfalfa seed. Also choice alfalfa hay. balled or loose. Phone (J07-R-I. 333 FOR SALE Alfulfa seed. 097-R-2. C. C. Hoover. 3l:itf EOR SALE-lllack oat seed, ardsun Transfer, Central Rleh Polnt. 322 FOR SA l-E - Phone 5-1''- llaliiyard ftrtlllJlor. 3Ulf 'OR SALE 'IllHpected Mastadon ' strawberry plants. $1.50 per 100, delivered: cheaper In 1000 lots. .Mrs.- Clias. Walker, Eaglo Point. .320 FOR KALE flood used portable Bpray rigs. All sizes. A-l shape. KargalnBl See Jack Moore. Tel. 722. aor.tf WHOLE eastern corn, $1.00 owt. Mllluul Mill &. Socd Company, Inc. 3l0tf FOR SALE Usrnl sewing ma chines, all makes, $5 tip; terms if desired. All pinkos rented and repaired. White Sewing Machlno Co., 24 North Itartl.st. tf FOR SALE Looso nlfalfa hay, haled grain hay. Elmer Ross, H. F. D., Ros Lano. 281tf DRY FIR and mixed green white nnd black oak, $2.40 and $2.80 per tier. Nathan B. Newcomb. Jr., 1124 East llth. 307tf" FOR SAI.E per cw't. -Marquis wheat Tel. 950-J-2. $1.40 32S FOR SALE At bargain, 2 oalL veneer doors, slso 2 feet bf 7 Mi feet, with lock and without cl ism. Mee Itielll ill Mail Tribune VtlkV. It I BUSINESS DIREOTOBY Abstract MURHAV ABSTUACT CO. Ab fltrauLn of Title, Title Innurunc Rooms 3 and 6, No. 83 Nort Central Ave., upstairs. JACKSON CO. ABSTIIACT CO. AlMitl'HCtS of TltU nnd Title liuaurnnee. The only complotfl this Hfstem u .Inckrton Comity. AtTonntantB -WILSON AUDITING COMPANY lax and Corporation Counselors, Auditor and Accountants. H M. Wilnon. C. H A.i beland J Knox. C. P. A Liberty BUff. Phone 157-R. Chtroprootlo IMiyslclan tR E W H OPPM AN - Chlro practice Nerve Speclallm Offlo hours fl to 12. 2 to fi 203-204 Liberty Bid. Office Phon B80; Ren. Phono 7P0-H. Motor Repairing. r. SLMIAKIilt Arrnatnre wlnd in. Kaxnmenl Modford Hldj,-. 6th St. or Central Ave. entrance. Phune '!HI. ICxpert Wliulttw Cleaners LKT GEORGH DO IT Tel. 11-7 House cleaning. Floor waxing Oriental run olnnlng, .peolulty . Finunt?lul WB LEND MONEY to wortliy poo pie to pay their honest debts. Pa. clflc Coast Credit Association, 421 Medford Bkltr.; MedforAV Ore. ? Fiirnituro Ucpalrlnff FURNITURE RIS-UPHOLSTERBD re-finished, re-gtued. We carry i a full line of upholstering nam ' pies. A N. ThlbnuU, Tel, 969-R. Money to Txian ' Long -Time . Iti'al : Estate . ftlnrtage ' Ijoaot I'hone lail Ciii.ltiit'Tclal Fiuunco Corp. . V Mitlford, Oregon Monuments - rHI3 OREGON GRANITE CO. Monuments. E. A. 'Hieks; General Manager; P. M. Kershaw.' Bak Manager.. 302 N, Front St. - Muslo. . '''-. Plnno InHtmctlon ' ITRED ALTON HAIOHT Teaoh of piano, Classloal and populal 1 music courses. Halght -Musi, Studio, 318 Liberty Bldg.: Tel 7j Palming and Pa iur hanging HARRY MARX Pointing,-tlntln( ' paperhangins. . Phone' 178-J.' . . .'.-. ,. ,- .. .'.869 M. A. BLISS & COMPANY Pain ing. paperhanglng -and Interlol . finishing. 302 Crater Lake A v. . Phone Ki04. . . . . 41 V - Printer, and ltibllshera ' ; MEDFORD " PRINTING CO. Hal the best nquiptied printing offl . In Southern . Oregon, fioolcblnch Ing, -loose 'leaf ledgers,, billlnf systems, etc, Portland ..prices, n N Fir St.- RADIO SERVICE on any maM radio. H. O. Puruckor, 82 Sputl Orape street. Oftloe Phone 336; '' K' 1442, ' '' '' ' ' l1 GUARANTEED R a d l o ' Service, using unequalled Supreme piag. nombtor. Phono '1247,'f day, ol night: Almtis Prultt; ' ". : ' Sand and Gravel C. A. HARTLEY Sand and Q ravel plant. Ctenn washed -sandy ana gravel; crushed gravel, all slies. Phone, plant 1203, or office. 127. Storage '"' WAHKHOIISING Storage, Distri bution. Medford Warehouse, .110 South Front St. Phone tit. ' Transfer ' EAD3 TRAN8FBR & STORAGE! CO. Office 111 Ni Fir street. . Phone 815. Prices right.. Senrlee guaranteed. DAVIS TRANSFER A STORAGE. Service guaranteed. 20 8. Orape St., Phone 644, or residence 1010, REINKINO TRUCKING 8HRVICB Transfer and hauling of all kinds. Office S09 South Front St Phone 832. FOIl SALF MISCELLANEOUS Wit HALE OilO-egg incubator and large coal burning brooder. Until complete. Inquire Gol lllll Hardware, ; 320 "WHEAT Good plump wnlte wheat, recleawied, $1.50 . owt. Mutual Mill . & Sed Co., Inc. . . .. '. ,3i0tf FOR SALE Hillywoo(-Ilansen eggs, $1.00 for 15. "'J; L. Yantls, . .Route 3'. ' t ' ' .' ;' ' .- '"'-?? otioD Newtowns,''' '50,c'. and' ,7110. Bring boxes. F. ' A.' 'Hormpofer, Jacksonville. 'Phone l!)6,j , .-324 FOR -SALE Slock ' trailer- nnd light trailers, lo:) So.' I lolly. 3i80 FOR SALli Uartev.-' ground or ttn ground. any ambunt .at $30 ptr Ion ground. Mra. ,11. G. l'ech, ' Airirt road. " 320 FOR SALE Bordeaux ..mixture - should be apruyed on peaches now. Monarcn Seed Co. 310tf JIACHINERY SALE Compress ors., dlstlllalo engine, steam en gine,, boilers, hoists, stamp mills, rock cruwiiors, concentrating t'ible, .Pelton wheel, hlraullo )lpe, shafting, pulleys, hearings, etc. One light 5-stnmp mill, $-175. Ijito model 1'4-ton truck, IS5. Addres llox 501, Ashland. 923 FOR SALK Copper carbonate for smut control. Monarch Seed Co. SlStf FOR SALE Beardless barley seed delivered, 1500 His and up. C. F. Neldermeyer. Tel. H2S-J-1. 324 9 ' i l'Oit SALE Inspected overbearing Mastadon strawberry plants. Tel. 7-F-4. JI5tf FOI! SALE - Dry fir and hurdwowl. . Datun Ul'o.To, $,3.U-,,...3,?: