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Newspaper Page TextQ MEDPORD MATU-TRTBUXE,-" 'MEDFORD, ORF.li ( ) ; TUESDAY, FERR tTATY"lO, 1931 PAGE NINE "EVERYONE IN SOUTHERN OREGON READS THE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE" BRINGING UP FATHER By George McManus BUSINESS DIRFOTORY Abstract HURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab stract, of Title, Title Insurance Rooms 3 and 6, No, S3. Nor Centrul Ave., upstairs. vajeu- vu not e -THE. STREET VATH THT- VJEATHER- STRIP NiEVJORO JAOKSOV CO. AHSTKAJT ' CO. FROM ME AJM' "TUl's HOUbE Doq of tvvA.qqE.'o. Abstract of T 1 1 1 i ami Tltlo Insurance. 'The only complete Tltlo system U 'dnekson Countr. ' flUFFRFIIINFi Wit k.k.1 II VUIIUUU CONTINUES FOR SHARE DEALING s"VT 00 I I'M 'bOt?R-OAvODvV- - 111 COIM'TOTAKS BUT OOf? 8fDJ MAQGE'S OOC; CUJB MEEVb TO-IW OUT POR v . . SO MU'oT tfJk-J ' STFIOUU? x- BE ONl MV (TiCy x--ir P vw-" W J mass M OOEb AbTHPf. NEW YORK, Foh. 10. -VP. The wave of cheerfulness which ' hns swept Wall Street thl week wan marked liy v:purou.s ail varices In stocks, grains anil cotton, and n Rood tie ma nil for hnnds today. Kquality ntiaro values made ex treme uaina of f2 to $ 1 c;rU In the mure- actively trailed issues, and added more than fl,U0U,0't 0,000 to (heir uki-ok'Ho quoted value Although the advance In mocks started quite spontaneously on Saturday, it was accompanied to day by improved business news, Including a report of a large gain in United .States Steel Corp'n or ders during January, and firmer prices for non-ferrous metals, par ticularly copper and silver. Tho day's total transfers of the stock exchange came clo.se to .r, (ioo.OOO shares, and were the largest sineo mld-Ue'-embor. Fur ther -profit taking in the final dealings caused recessions of $ 1 to $.1 from the day's top prices. Today's closing prices for 1 5 pelected stocks follow.: Am. Can 116 Am. Tel. and Tel 192'.& Anaconda :t" coi: c,uh :tn',i thirtiss. Wright -I1-: lif'neral Klcctne (now) 48 fiencral Motors 4.1 Vi Kennicot Clipper , "0 '4 Mom. Ward V,?. U JIadio (Yirjiunition I8ji Heading i'l'.j Scars llncluuk T.'i's S. I H'SU Uliiled Air 4 "raft :0 U V. S. Steel 141. . - . . STEEL ORDERS XRW A'OIIK, Feh. 10. tP) Un filled orders of the 1'nited States Steel coi'poi ation increased 1 XS, "5". tons In January to a total of , aii.Uril tons .lunuary 31. In Do eemher an Ino-ease of 303.!HiO tuns was reported The back log as of Doeemhor 3 1 , was 3.!M3.ifi tons. On 'Xovemher I 30 unfilled orders abrogated 3,- fi3it,03(i tons. On October 31 the total unfilled tnnnape was 3.4 S 1 J 703. and January 31, l!3ii, unfilled j orders amounted to -t.4fiK.7in tons. t The gain of 1 S S . T .". tons was considerably larger than had been expected by the more optimistic. I who looked for a g;iin of about J j 100.000 tons. PORTLAND. Ore.. Feb. in Check of markets for various lines of food commodities today found price conditions practically un changed throughout the whole list. Hutter and ei;g quotations were unchanged. Putter market wns quieter with a barely .-toady ton;, receipt.- were lighter hut sufficient for demand mid trade wan fa irlv act ive. Ken market continued cn.v and iircLMilar with rutinir nuotatlons steady. Trade was reported only fair. ' I Liveloi'k. PORTLAND. Feb. 0. (TV Cat He c.Hvoh 10; fairly active. letter grade ealv s and veal'-rs r.Oc lower. Vealcrs. milk .fed, good and ' choice, $10.00-11.00: calves, 2.0-fiOO lbs. CJood . hni-e. JS.r,0-$10.00. I logs :t'M) ; Hteiidy. Sheep .11!.'.. Including 1 0 on contract. Portland Produce PORTLAND. Feb. in. itVi rtnttor- riii i'pi notations un - changed. Kggs: Kasy, quotations un changed, Milk (htitterfat), poultry, coun try mo.iis. onions, potatoes, wool, nuts. hay. cascara bark and hops teadv and umhanged. ' Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Feh 10. I. -pi Wheat: Open High L"W May .S .fiS July ,r.i .i;;i Cash wbe.it : Pig P.end P.luestem . Soft H-lllte Western white ... Hard wint. r Northern spring . ... Wet-tern red O 'Mis: No. . ?.s-ih, white fj'J. Today's r.iV r eeipt: Vhiit. 4T.: f'n'ii . s un it, L' oats, .T : h-.iy. i. 0 I i . in .1 11 nniMP m umo V . w' i nil! liU lu nu - ' , . i. . i I PRODUCE PRICES j IVULL U lUlinilULU. THE MARKETS THE NEBBS Listening In f) . i O . -. I -THftT 5TFPMOTH0J OP VOUftS IS V ' f AMD VOul PAPPV TMIMS HE J ( ,. X vyou'BE BlSHV, AMBV. SHE HAS A &OOD A Ifll aViAviMG A BALMY TIME ABOONJOV ,. . STRUCK OIL WHEW MABRIED U I U . APPET TE. VErSHE ALWAVS COMPLAlWSfe 5ljJ 0 HERE - SHE AimT DOIM1 MOTMIW ' ;.- " THAT WIDOW SHE WORKS SO p ( ABO-r THE WAV 1 PRSPARE FOOD- DlL OPCB0 V 6LT EATIWS, SLEEPINiS AMD -363E3i HABO AT MEALTIMES SHE'S H, f" Nou NOTICE HOW SHtS KICKED A&OOT fir IU n BfiASi'WS AUOOT HER . ?0 TIRED TO DO AMVTHISJ ) 1 ErVeRNTV-(IM& AKJO THEM piOEVEKVmWG, 1 U FISST MUSBANJO ' , AFTERWARDS SHE CAM REACH , V BVJT UCKOPP HER PLAT6 ?.. AMO I ; rfVVO " ' FURTHER WITH A FOK ANJO ( THOU6KT 1 H AO A SOOD PAPPV k4cVkSA S rtS ' V Pl0 oP MORE TKAM A riizSeJ V UNJTIU 1 HEARD ABOUT HER ' j -z "J " San I'Yiuirism Itutlcrfnt. SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10. (Pi lliituVt'iit, 1'. o. k, San Frunoisi-o. MOSCOW, Feh. 1 0. (Pi Hun dreds of thousands of Russian wo men, who during 1930 played an increased rde in the socialization of Soviet .Russia, are to be enlist ed as workers in a further effort to solve the union's serious kihor shortage. With thousands of jobs open and j no takers, the government is com-j piotins plans to fill vacancies with women, providing nui-sery facilities for children who will be brought Uj, under the care of the state. mm III publish paper CHICAtJO. Feb. 1 0. (A Ceo. Octz. wealthy business man and sportsman, was appointed received j for the Chicago K veiling Post to I day and authorized to continue jT, ! publishing the paper. John . . eiiiiur, puniiMif. ! the Post for Jti yars, retired Sat urday when a receivership peti tion was f II d in superior court. summons I'm- I'ulilioatloii. ae kson County, i i. i- -i. ., ,(, .,,,,1 a in,, p Trim- tier. his. wife, Plaintifls, Frank Kniodlcy: Allie Wilson find C. J. Wilson, her husband Karl Smcdley and Kllinin Smedley. Ills wife: Viola vantiom ana i.ienn Vanllorn, her husband;' Vesta Kautenberg and Darrl Kaulen berg. her husband; Charles Smed ley and Fvelyn Smedley. his wif'1; Frank .Smedley, Jr.. and Leona Smedley, his wife; John MeDon ald and Amelia McDonald, his wife; Dora Snyder and Olin Sny der, her husband; Arelielous Mc Donald and Lillian MeDonahl, hi wife; Orion .McDonald; Or ion McDonald ii nd Carrie Mc Donald, his wife; Threwta Doo lltlle and DWiuht Dooiittie, her husband: Mary McDonald; also all ot'her persons or parties un known claiming nny right, title; estiite. lien or intere.-t in the real v state described in the com plaint herein. Defendants. To each, every and all of the above numed defendants; In the name of th- State of You nnd ach of you are j bercbv required to appear and an swop the comntaint filed n gainst tyou in the above entitled suit on' 1 or before the last day of four j Weekr from the date- of the first publication of tliU summons, and I if you fall an to appear and mi i swer mi id comprint, for want thereof, the pbiintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in their complaint uerinetly stated ins follow, to-wit: Tnat a qe.-ree be entered adjudicating any and jail richt. tub, estate, hen or r:nm wn:en you or any or you nnv c:iini to have In. to. or upon the re.il property situated in Jacloon i.d Rogua River Valley Irrigation county. Oregon, descrihed as ftd-1 District be changer! with the pay low?, to-wit: ment of tho principal and of the Commencing- t n point on the, ct'sei West line (f cottage Street in tho i;s .City of Medford, Oregon. 2't feet North "f the corner ('"ininnn to I Lot! IS ;iiid 12 of Block 2, Cottace . Home Add.tion to the City of M d- ' . 1 ford. bn-L'on; and running thence M 'North Ma feet; thence We.-t I 20 t,ifei-t; theneo S'Mltll 1 MM feet ; Hience .i3,La-t 12" feet to the point of tom ,$:) ' rnencninen!, being a portion of lot- f.ri.ll and 12, Block 2, said Addition. tnd declaring any .111 d all such l.i i ms to be null and void : and lecreeing t hut the ?:it) phi (nt iiTs lie 1 be owner in fH i til pie Tif aid piemiscs and of the whole ihoroof. free and clear of any and all riht, title, estate, lien or in-i terest of aid defendants, or any of them, and that -each and all of ; the defendants herein, and eacn 1(jf Oregon, providing for the or-1 and all person claiming or to j sanitation, government and mnn-i-laim by. through or under them, agement of an Irrigation district, tor any of them, he forever enjoin- I ed. restrained and barred from us- sening. attempting to establish, or! claiming any right, title, estate. lien or interest in or to said prop- ijFilorty, or any portion tnereor. ami IliVthat plaintiff's title to said prom- ise.s he forever quieted and set at Court, was on tho 3rd day of Jan rest, uary, 1931, duly filed in tho nbovo The date of the order for pub-(entitled proceedings in tho office Mention of this summons is Feb-1 of the Clerk of said Court, and ruary It, !)31. The time prescribed that pursuant to an order of said for publication of this summons is .Court, duly made by the Honorable; once each week for four ronseeu- H. V. Norton, Judge thereof, and. tive weeks. The tfate of the first filed on the L'nd day of February, publication of this summons is' 1031, a hearing on said petition February 10, 1031. .and on the proceedings therein HAIiliY C. SKVUMAX. Attorney for IMaintiff's, hose Pot Office address is .Med ford. Oregon. Xotlcc of Ilcarlns. In tho Circuit Court of tho State of ,rM,ror,he tino:uJ?Bcz? f ,1... I!n.-,1 .if Dii-oclnra of thol01 . IOP "a.a auor too lull iVninn Hiver Vallev lrriltatinn ;;:..7..,. .i, i i,m,,.i mid decree of this Court as to tho . rcKiilarity. and locality of tho proceedim.r in connection with the ontanlzation of said District, tho regularity and letiality of tho proceedings of said Hoard In ox cludiiiK land from said District; the regularity and locality of tho proceedings of said Jloard in In cludinK land in said District; and the proceedings of said Jionrd of said District providing for and authori.lnp tho ibsuo of llonds of said District. To Hondo ltivor Valley Irrigation District, and to all Freeholders, Legal Voters and Assessment Payers, within said District: I'leaso take notice that the peti tion of Victor llursol!,. M. l- Han lev and Donald S. Clark, as Direct ors of Rokuo River Valley lrrlga District,, praying that the or- Ionization of said irrigation (its- Irict, the election hy tne electors of said district voting said organiz ntton, the election of directors of snid district and their qualifica tions, the election and appointment nf officers of tho Board of Direct ors of sold district, and oil matters relating to the foregoing from tho signing of tho petition for the or ganization of said district up to the date of the proceedings had by said district for tho Issuance of bonds, the regularity and legality of tho proceedings of said Hoard In ex cluding land from said District; the regularity and legality of the pro ceedings of said Hoard In including land in said District, 1p ndjudged and decreed to be In nil' things regular find valid nnd In tiecord. ance with law, nnd that said dis trict he adjudged lawfully organiz ed, and existing, and the directors and officer thereof lawfully elect ed and qualified; that all proceed ings of the Hoard of Director of the Hoguo River Valley Irrigation Di-strirt relative to tho Issuance of bonds for tho purpose of aid dis trict in tho sum of not to exceed ?; j .noo.no, as well as tho election by the. eTT'ctorii of wild district wherein safd bonds-were voted, he adjudged and decreed to be regu lar, valid, and in all things in ac cordance with law, and that ald bond when actually issued be de creed in all things, subject to reg istration by t he Secretary of the State of Oregon, under tho lows of Oregon.' reluting thereto, and thnt the s.'imo bo found and determined, to be valid and binding obligations of the Roguo River Valley irriga tion District according to tho In tent and purposed of tho law au thorising such bonds. And-that the interest to accrue on paid bonds in accordance with their tenor and effect: that nil the property own- ers within the district coninrUing the itogqn River alley Irrigation District, and all persons whomso ever h.'iving any interest In th" mutter aforesaid, be deereed to be forever concluded anil rest rained from disputing or questioning the validity of fnty of the .proceedings r-t forth above, or of tho validity of the orgjinirjiion or extence of .-iid diti-.ri. or of the status of tile dyecturn or officers ele.-trd or ap o,,nted n aforesaid, or of the sunn of the bond'of said district authorized as .aforesaid, as the. same may hereafter he issued and i disposed of In accordance with tho; provisions of the laws of tho State including the provisions of Chapter XIV. Title of Oregon Jaws. ami Chapter 433 of tho General' Laws of Oregon, 1027, and nil amendments to any of sold laws. may ho examined, approveu nnu confirmed by the said Circuit contained, has been set, and will he held on Monday, the !th day of March, 1031, at 10:00 o'clock In tho forenoon or thai day !n the. court room of the nbovo entitled court, in tho County Court House at Med ford, Oregon. Any person interested may at r u I) I I o a t I o n of this notice thro suc oneo a wook i, cessive weeks, appear and contest the validity of this proceedings, or of any of the acts or things in wild petition enumerated, and thereupon such proceedings shall ho had ns will justify said Court in making such examination of all such pro ceeding, nnd in approving and con firming tho same or milking such order or decree n.s sha 11 bo just and proper in tho premises, i Thi not ice In nnhl ibed in Die Medford Mull Tribune n. lnilv! newspaper of general circulation published in Jackson County, Ore gon, where thi proceeding is pend ing and where tho said Hoard of Directors has lis office, onco a week for three successive weeks in accordance with the provisions- of Kaid order made hy tho Honorable II. D. Norton, on the and d;iy of February, HUll. The firt publica tion of thirt notice shall ho on the 3rd day of February, 1!)3I, and the last publication hereof shall he on the :Mth day of February, 1931. nnd Jurisdiction of the said Irrigation District, of each free Ji oldens, assessment legal voters therein, shall bo com plete within ten days after the 24: h day of February, lli.'tl. Witness tho Honorable IT. D. Norton, Judge of the Circuit Court of tho Htate of Oregon for the County of Jackson, nnd the Heal of said Court affixed hereunto this 3rd day of February, 1H31. DLLIL1A STIOVFNS MICYKR. County Clerk for Jackson County, Oregon, and Clerk of the Circuit Court (if tho State of Oregon for stho County of Jackson. (Heal of the Circuit Court of tho State of Oregon for Jacknon County.) R O A It D OF DIRKCTORS HOOII: RJVKR VALLKV OF lR- UMiA 1 I OX .DISTRICT. Ry Victor Dursell, President. M. F. Ilanley. Director. Donald S. Clark. Director. K. H. Judd. Secretary, Hariy C. Hkyrman, Attorney. LSral of the Hoard of D.reetors Rogue HlVr Valley Irrigation District.) Notice. In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson Countv. In tho Matter of the Kstalo or lame M. Hurley. Deceased. Notfco m hereby given that the undersigned n tlv his Final Aecount and Report In tho above entitled matter, and tho above en titled Court hnn flx"d Februiiry l'h V, nt 10 o'clock n. m. n CASH PAID TO YOU for late model light j USED CARS Crater Luke Automotive Co 1C3 S. Riverside 'th "Connly Court Uoom In the Court lJouse In Medford, Jackson i Comity, Oregon an the time- andlKOlt place for hearing objections to said Final Account, and for the t settlement thereof. JIAKUY C. SKYRMAX, - Administrator. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES - Rati per wont for first imntion, 2c; cactt succeeding imtrlion, lc: minimum 25c. Index your adi with Tor Sale, For Rent, etc, and count these words as well as each initial, telephone number, etc., as a word. Classified ads cash in ad vine and not taken over phoiK, unlets advertiser has monthly account. No allowance for phone errors. ITF.1,1' WAXTK1) FKMAI.R tVANTICn Xurso for hnlilcs. Htnte due, Itpfpi-enfprt ioquiprI. limply to rtox A. Ti'lblinc. ' 325 WANTED SITUATIONS SKILLF-D, all nround orchnrdist and farmer want. place to work on shares for the coming season. Oive full details of your propo sition and tho share you expect to retain, and whether you will pay fur spray material and haul ing expense. White box 0 To Mail Tribune. 3:'2 MIDDLF. aged woman with 7-year old child wants, position itw housekeeper. Ranch preferred. Hox 213, Kaglo Point. 323 VA XTI3D Ml SC FXTjAN KO US WANT D To buy -itui neaa stock cattle and beef. Phono Central Point, 1 box 2HH. 32 3 OLD HOOFS repaired; 10-year guarantee; reference. Tel. 100f( It, evenings. 347 VANTI3D--2nd hand goods & Junk. Puts, liOO Prune. Ph. 547-L. 342 WANTED Patients, convalescents and elderly people to enro for. Tel. 12K2 of call at 7 S. Chestnut. 3 I 3tf ASHLAND Convalescent and Rest Jlome, cares for old people "d Invalids. 2 lOtf and all of thoiFort CARDLN and field plowing, nent payers and K,av,t' nnt,- Tel. , uu.,n i. U12-J. Samuel Boteman. tf 11 AW FCKS WANTI3D Do not ship; wo pay tho price. Hides, wool and pelts. Medford Rar 'fc'uin House, 27 N. Grape St. 227tf LOCAL hr long distance hauling. We guarnnteo to save you money. Haw lev Transfer, 619 No. River side I'hono 1044-X. 2'Jtilf WANT1ID Household goods, tools nnd junk, or what have you? Medford Bargain Jlouso, 27 N. Grape St. Ihono 10(12. tf BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES WANT Financial backing or part ner for best bus.ine.Kj opportunity in valley, investment fully pro tected. Addles p. A., Mall Tribune. 321 FILLING STATION and store for sulo or trade, on highway. See owner, North Central at Mill Rervlce. , . , 22ft FOR REVT- rl RNISIIEl) ROOMS FOR RKXT Large Meeplnjr room with bath: I1 or 2 men. Call at 4 25 Bo. Oakdule.- - - A 22 FOR RK NT Pleasant room for gentleman, cIot in, private home; bath, garage. 809 L, Main 2'j3tf ; FOR- RENT Nicely furnlnhed . atfceping room with heat; ral mouorau. t2b So. Hlversldo avi. I i-ort nr.NT misc'icMjAnroi's ! FOR "'iVb.NT V- ciililn cl'c.in! In" Ff)R KKNT 0ir. $3.00 per ! month. 126 Ho. Klverlil Ave. I ....f1 Jl I LOST LOST It dog ! mm, ing, call IMA. 110 FOIt JXENT APAUTMISXfS" li'FN'T Furnished apart 71 1 K. 3t; mentH, garage, ndttltH. Main. FOR KFXT 'Housekeeping room. T.33 Austin. 3J1 l'OH ltK.NT 3-rnom moili-in fur lilslifil apartmi-nt. r. II 4 North liai'iii'ti. sr.nf KOll HUNT- stoam hoatcd apart, inent at 707 W. Main. 32i FOR RUNT Flirnlslicil apis. 334 Apple. I'hono 4:i-X. 316 Ptm HUNT 2 or iiIhIumI aparlnient. HI. 3-rooin (ur 32 Havon Sistf FOR R 13 NT $12 nnd $10 apart ments; walls newly tinted; hot and cold water, bath nnd toilet, 2-story brick building nt Jack sonville, 10 minutes from Med ford. See Mr. Childers, real es jttato, or The Nugget Confection ery Store. 243tf FOR RKXT Furnished house keeping apartments, one at $35 and one at $50; Includes lights, heat, hot and cold water and ho tel service. 314tf FOR RKXT Furnished apartment adults. Phone 1177. 808tf FCRNrSHKR apartment, 2 6r 3 rooniH; p ten-Mint, neat, newly decorated and equipped; reason- nlile. I'Mir. Mnin Hf. SIMtf FOR RFXT Furn. apt; aim. heat; Ideal location winter or summer. The Ib-iben. 10 Qjilneo. Siotf FOR RF.NT 4-room apt; Bteam he.it, Frlgldaire, hot water and garage. Inquire M8 8. Holly St., evenings and Sundays,- 30tttf FOR. RENT Furnished apis; lights, water, garngo; $12, $15, $17. Phono 4ri2-u. 27 5tf TOR R E N T 1 1 0 U S K 8 FtiH IIKNT--3 iiiifurnVlH'd limiMiw. i'Iiiko 111; Tel. :H!l-.l. 3-JIIU- FOIt Kl'.NT . Well flirnlBlied houw, on pavument. 1021i . Huh. lii-IIi-V. FOII RKXT 2 finnldlieil IninKJi- )wk, 2 rnniriH and Ti rfKinm. Call 111 1'20 lnurpl. I'hono 419-M. 321 l'OH HUNT Altninllv Hm.'lll fur- iiIhIhmI hollKO. I'hono bttll-J-2. 321 FOIt HUNT FurnlHhel hniwen, 1 4-room and 1 ft-room. I'hono Iti'dilen & fo., Tin. If FOR ItlO.vr ll-room furnlnlied liiniMi1; furnnco mirl firenlarp. 304 Ho. Molly. Tall 132(1. .HTlf FOIt IIICNT To nrtnltx. clean S. room hoiwe. Tel. fcSa-.V. 31ll' 'Oil Hi:.T Kmail fiirntahed hoiiHo and gai'ge. 140 Ko. Ivj-. 314tf FOIt KKNT FurnlKheit 4-room lioime. call 444 N, Front after 5 p. m. 3lltf FOi: ltKNT I-room houc, fur iiIkmI, water. Karotfo. 812 Sntn mlt. 3 i t; t r Foil Itll.VT Homeii. Furnlnlied or unfurnished. Jlrown & White 17tf FOIt I IE NT .1-rnoin cottage, tvllh bath and kitchen range, on West llth St. Apply Wing Agency or 4 MS King St. tf FOR RENT Small turn, house, apt.. KHrKO. 604 W. loth St. tf" KKTHAVi:i .STItAYEO Small tram bay mares from 'arpentr place, I'errvdale. Notify Oco. !,. Huberts, .I'vlHe Star III., I!x 32 A. Reward. 322 roil KAU IIOMKH ONLY $3600 for a close In 7-room home. furnWhed; a fjood Income wnperfy. It enn be handlerl on V.iKonable terms the best buy we know of. ltrown While, lie ill. .is. Holland Hotel lllih: .. tf Url vrittlD nihil rnJ. I By SOL HESS FOR RATK REAL KSTATE FOR SAIJC '1 ncreH, all leveled and 1 plowed; 3 minutes ' from ,Xash Hotel, for the price of one cltv lot. 311 So.- 1'oaoh. SAtTSIPlCK ,r4 moron Improved I highway ranch, llux 143, Tal ent. - 3-5 FOIt SAl.H 2-acre trnet: dtvoll lim, 200-ft. rhieken sheds. Call lti.1. 30 X. Central. tl- FOIt KAI.il') Suliurlian home, S rooniH. iiak floorH throimhout: 4 aereH, on paved lllway; a heau liful home, priced low. . Unpaid balance on Kiildier's loan of S'JtliMI ran l'e assumed; talteH to hahille." 1IHOWV WiriTR, ltenltow. Holland Hotel UladB. tf FOI! SAI-K 2 neros; pnld up water: '.it milo eat of I'hoenix , on lllnhway; new liulldinR 18x26: pood wo!l: across from White Winn Poultry ranch. T. R. Al vord. 310' WlllON VOU think of real estate. think of r.rown &. white. tf FOIt SAI.E LIVESTOCK FOIt SA 1. 10 Feeder piss. Milton -322 HoiiHton, uox.s l.iine. FOIt HAIjK One ynuni? ,lerey cow, JllriL frCHll; 1 Rood workitlK mure. lj. MeClllloch, Talent. Wanner Creek road. , . 322 FOR 8AM4 pouirnv Foil SAI.F Seltlnif henH and Anx- tnihu-ptl esi; iroin ' pureoreu lilfdn. Hee tieorse Webb at lim portn. .. 327 FOIt SAI.IO Five 2 nnd 3-year-old turkey Iiciih. Maker, Went Jack eon and .McAndrow road. 323 FOIt 8AI.F. ThorouRllhrcd It. I. It. eng.i for hatching. Tel. 5-F-5. auitf LEOlloitN, Austriiloip, Austral- ; ',1 '. 1 r?"",. ' j - j . w h I t e, chicks, hatching eggs, - - ' " "i" ""TonAOHl Ld-horn cockerels. White Wing ADS TRANSr-LR 8T0RAGH ...Poultry Farm, Phoenix, Ore. S m o,ii. h.w 'iSS Phone !)-F-U 327 ' Phone 316. Prices right. Service , . i . , guaranteed, . . - FOR AMi MISCi:lXANi:OU3 DAVIS TRANSFER ft STORAGE. ,r.,..'r "of, ,. " f.f .ui ; Service guaranteed. !0 S. Orape SKKIi HALE All this week, our- Bt .phone 644. or residence 1060. Ing our opening nnd Get -Ac qimlnied Solo, we re offering REINKINO .TRUCKING SERVICE) high quality seeds at i and Transfer, and hauling of all lo,, (,rr our regulnr iiilces, we kinds. Office 309 South Front St. will save you money , also on phone 332. Dairy and Poultry Feeds. Buy l i i-.i i n : now. Phone S33. F. E. Sameon ' ' S. ' Co., 2211 N. Hlversl.le. 324' FOR SAT.E n.SCKIJiAJtEOPS FOR HAI.i: OR TRADE Reo 1(4 - FOR SALE 1 Barnyard .fortlllzcr. top. speed wagon, good condition Phono fi-F-5. ' " 316tf anil good - rubber, license-nnd ' ' . (1 reiuly .in go; also some coast DRY FIR and mixed green white cedar posts; I Toggenberg goat. and blacks oak, 2.40 and " to freshen in April. Inquire Nip Per tier. - Nathan I). Newcomh, Sip Service, ecnlrnl Point. 32.-, Jr., 624 East Uth. Tel. FOI! HALE Loose nnd baled nl- ' ' fulfil and lulled grain hay. F. L. FOR SALE At bargain, 2 oak TuuVelle, Jacksonville. Tel. III. veneer doors, size 2's.feet by 3 '0if 7V4 feet, with look nnd without Z gliss. Soo them at Mail Tribune FOR HALE Marquis wheat, 81.40 office. ; '' tf per ewt. Tel. lir.0-.I-5. 32 , , . FOIt SALE Black ot seed. Rich- Folt SALE lialed alfalfa, $12 per nrdson Transfer, Central Point, ton. Inquire Frank Silva, Wil- - ' ' ' 32 ilervllle. 32ltf' ' GOOD Newtowns,' TiOc nnd 75c, FOIt SALE Young Jeifey cow. Hi Ing boxes. V. Av Henspeter, ready to freshen; nisi ono-egg Jacksonville.- Phone 106. 32-4 electric incubator. Phone 7-F- 1 ' ' ' , ' 21. A. E. Iiiockwav. .323 FOIt SALE Bordeaux mixture - . should be sprayed on , peaches FOIt HALE ICnatri oats, beardless now.. Monarch Seed Co. 316tf barley and alfalfa seed. Also ZTTT, " choice alfalfa hay. balled or MACHINERY HALE Compress- loose. Phono 6II7-R-I. 333 or, dlstlllnto engine,' steam en- , glue, boilers, hn!ts, stamp mills, FOR HAI.E Alfalfa seed. 6S7.R-2. rock crushers, concentrating C. C, Hoover. 3l0tf table, J'elton wheel, hydraulic pipe, shafting, pulleys, hearings, WHEAT Good plump white etc. One light 5-stamp mill, whent. recle.imed, fl..,0 ewt. 8375. Lnte model lH-ton truck. Mutual Mill & Seed Co., Inc. S4Si. Address Box 601, Ashland. ' 310tf 323 FOR SALE flood used portable FOR SAl.K-Topper carbonate, for sprny rigs. All sizes, A-l shnpe. smut control. Monarch Seed Co. iwngalim! See Jack Mooro. Tel. 3imf 722. JODtf " ' Li - " " 1 FOR SALE Pen rd less barley seed FOR SALE Used sewing nm- delivered. 1500 lbs and up. C. V. chines, all makes, fr, up; terms .; Neldermeyer, Tel, S23-J-1. 824 If desired. A II makes rented nnd ... .repaired, Whito Sewing Machine FOR SALE Inspected everbearing Co., 24 North Bartlett, tf .Mastndon strawberry plants. Tel. J-F-4. SlStf WHOLE enstern corn, $1.00 ewl. 11 ' " ' 1 Mutual Mill & Seed Company. FOR SALE Dry flrnnd hftrdwond. v i f v .Accbnn Uinta ' " WILSON AUDITING COMPANY Tax and Corporation Counselors, Auditors and Accountants, E. M. Wilvon, CP. A.; Leland J. Knox, C. P. A. Liberty Bldg., Phone 157-R. Cblropractio Physician DR. K. W. HOFFMAN Chlro practlco Nerve Specialist. Office hours 9 to 13, 2 to 5. 203-204 Liberty Bide. Office Fhone 680; Res. Phono 790-H. Khvtrlo Motor Repairing. I,. C. SCIUFKH Armature wind ing, llasernent Medford Hlflg. tith St. or central Ave, entrance. Phone 00. K inert Window Gleaners LKT OEOROB DO IT Tel. 1173, House cleaning. Floor waxing1. Oriental rug cleaning, specialty. Financial WH LFND MONEY to worthy peo ple to pay their honest debts. Pa cific Coast Credit Association, 421 Medford Bldg., Medford, Ore. Furniture Repairing FIT K N I T I J R K RE - IT p HO LSTK R R D re-flnlshed, re-glued.-. We carry a full line of upholstering sam ples. A. K. Thlbault, Tel. 969-R. Honey to Txaq 6 4 Ixing Time JUnl Estate : Uortgufte lAMtni I'liuiitt las ' Oomnicrclnl Flnanre Corp. MoUford, t)rcon ' " " Monumonta THE OREGON GRANITE OO. Monument!!. K. A.. Hicks, General , Manager; P. M. Kershaw, Salel Manager.-302 N. Front 8t. Music Piano Instruction FRED ALTON HAIOHT Toach of piano. Classical and populat music courses. Haight Musi, Studio, 318 Liberty Bldg., Tel 72, VnlntlnK and rnpcrha4rln(( HARItY MARX Painting, tinting paper-hanging, rnone l's-J. M. A. BLISS & COMPANY I'alnt . ing, paperhanglng and Interiol finishing, sua crater la)ie av Phone 1604.- 41 ITIillora and Pnblbihera MRDFORD PRINTING CO. Hal the best equipped printing orti'f. In Southern Oregon. Bookblnd Ing, loose leaf ledgers,- bllllrj systems, etc. Portland prices,' n N. I'lr St. Radio Service RADIO SKRVICB on any maM , radio. H. O. Puruoker, 22 Soutl Crape street. Office Phone 335; Res. 1442. ' 381" GUARANTEED Radio iServlee, using unequalled Supreme Dlftg i nometer,- -I'hono 1247, .dny ol nlKht. Almtifl Prultt. Rand and Gravel C. A. HARTLEY Sand and Gravel plunt. Clean washed- aand and gravelt crushed gravel, alt sizes, l'hone, plant 1203, or office, 127. Storage WAREHOUSING Storage, Distri bution. Medford Warehouse, 810 South Front St. Phone ll.