Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 22, 1931, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Text'lEYERYOI NH!Noteso Central Point School i Grade News Thu first trade has been great ly effected by the mumps, eleven uf tllo class having them. -Marjorie l'cnlmnl Is the latest victim. -Mrs. Itlchardson has returned to her duties as teacher, .Mrs. I.owe hav ..jliiB taken her place while site was sick. The third Krade pupils are very Uroud uf their new fl.- Ross 1'ulntci- of tho filth grade, ! y wlu'n the sixth and sev- lias moved to -Medford tills wed-' I L'"lh sniUes put on a program in ' .Miss r.lood has started work on""1 h'"i SI'UJ"I gymnasium. Scv- I the operetta to be given soon. We I tM'"' l,ul,lla spuliu pieces and a ! are making booklets ot sugui' We ''luy '?--ntotl. It depicted i had a short Lincoln prugruni on:"'" ''"aides Lewis and ! Lincoln's birthday. Also, u al- t ll"'k KU while encamped on lite I entlne's box was enjoved on Fri-! lt""''y ''aclfic coast near the pres-I day afternoon after which wo went to the program put on bv the sixth and seventh grades The second gradu has been studying Washington. Plan fo a short program are being made. The new supplementary readers! '" ' ll was scarce at times which wo have now are being ' bul ",u W",K' ulot "ni1 ,lu' mol vory much enjoyed. We have ten i l"uny W'',M mobaldy harder on the students out of our room with the , ""''"''"'I "'n anytliing else. All liiuiiips. ! these tilings were aptly shown by The foui lll grade has made a ; " ruup of students frum the Lincoln sand table for this month ! 1,1x111 ",ul SC"U' grades. The They cut and colored log calilna ! StllBL' w"" ln:llk' un llu: ''asketball , und people. They also have stud- ! fl0ur ',y 11,0 Us0 "f -'"'-"ils. Trees icd about Abraham Lincoln. Warren Young came back to Mcltool this week after being out with the mumps. o have two puzzle maps of the United States on the work lahl.. a may put Ihcin togellier when , . , , we finish our lessons. We have I a "good speech" chart on the uoaiu. a inn one makes an er ror in his speech he is given i mark. The sixth grade especial effort to s making aii'T "I"1 k JvlnS a h,,w mm it , i educational effect on th lirovement in Lnglish, arithmetic and spelling this term. Miss llorney has prepared for us llireo charts, one for aritli etlc, one for Knglish and one for spelling. A record of fach error made ill our weekly tests is recorded on tllo charts. The headings on our Knglish chart arc errors made in the use of "see." "do," "drink," etc. In arithmetic weekly tests, sent out by Mr. Jewetl. all errors made In addition, division of frac tions, etc., are recorded. These charts are placed in tile front of the room so that each pupil may sec his own mistakes and drill himself on the corrections. . In geography we have been studying the places of scenic in terest in. the U. S. A. .Many of tile pupils brought colored scenes and made interesting reports on scenic allots they have visited. An interesting program was given, in remembrance of Oregon's birthday, February 14, by tile sixth und seventh grades in tile gymnasium Friday aflornuon. A room fashioned after the former model of the Interior of tile Lewis and Clark's cabin at Kort Clatsop, i was made. On both sides of the stage trees were erected. The pro gram was as follows: Rabies of Pioneers; Ha I lad of Champocg; Lund Where Dreams Come True; A review of Oregon's outstanding characters; the llcautiful Willam ette; play, "Lewis and (.'lark in Oregon;" The Rogue River: song. "Oregon. My Oregon." All the mothers, the fourth and fifth grades were invited. Our guests numbered about I "o persons. The grade boys and girls ex pect to play a basketball game with Sams Valley Friday after noon. This is the second meeting of the two teams. The first time the girls tied and the Central Point boys won by one point. The seventh grade of the Im'a I Kohools. has experienced a decided decline in attendance since the ambitious Mr. Mumps - has been about ravishing his depredations. Thirteen pupils have been out of school due to illness from the mumps. A check up by one of the students shows that in tin.' local grade school 7." people have been detained at home since the epidemic commenced. The a f flietlon has been very kind to most H See These Late Model Used Cars Amazing Low Prices! OPEN TODAY '30 Buick Sport Roadster DOWN PAYMENT $390 '27 Packard Club Sedan DOWN PAYMENT $285 '29 Oldsmobile Coupe DOWN PAYMENT $195 '28 Chrysler Sedan DOWN PAYMENT $180 .'29 Chevrolet Coach . DOWN PAYMENT $135 '2G Hudson Coach DOWN PAYMENT $95 '24 Buick Roadster DOWN PAYMENT $85 '24 Studebaker Roaster DOWN PAYMENT $55 Many other can to choote from. Your car may make ih. Hnuun oavment. Easy term! SCHERER Motor Co. Salesroom 38 N. Riverside Phone 73. Open Tomorrow y OREGON READS THE MEDFORD MAIL PubUc Schools i ; uf Hie youngsters ami has nut made tlicm very ill, although they ! affirm mumps are not In thu ; least pleasant. i A copy ur the seventh gaulo papci was Issued Wednesday ami i ivvvii.u omen iuvurable comment i from various sources. Fdsvln C.eb ! hurtlt wrote an especially good ; article un his visit to the Humane society. The pupils are all boost era for the lluiuane society ami all hope they can cooperate with . them some lime. . ui me given to the local pionee tvns citizenry last l: Astoria. -Most uf their J! were accountable to : three things. First, the damp. I i cll,"ue. the lack of salt and' i the botlur thut thu Iiuli ans coin- I milled by coullnualh' hiniurlm.' 1 ' ""' ""' were placed around ! and shrubs the outside to make the stage have ! the atmosphere of being out in ; Hie forest. Tile museum that is being snon- 1 11 e grade school has at- l uacteil soine internum. A case has been fitted up in the library with a lock so that all the relics can be kept with a fair degree of I safety. About 25 pupils have loaned various tilings to the mus- tiKlcntH relics. 11 anyone i h;is niiv iiiti ivitii cational or historical qualities we mvoiiM niMircciate very much the ! opportunity of di.splaytiiK them, j The relics which have been loan ! cd are as follows: A pair of scih Hors that came across the plains i and arc ahout M)0 years old; ruii i found on Table Itoek in the crotch j of a tree, made in JSSti; two ; Sioux Indian spoons piado from ' buffalo horns; some flax raised i n th o yea r 1 S 1i 1 a ml spun by hand; old knife; few large arrow heads; cutlass: Indian peace pipe; Sweedi.sh J'.ibie; bullet mold: dic tionary of Chinook jai-Kon; Spring field army rifle made in 180. Three handball tournaments have been Riven in the grade school and all of them have been won by Marvin Stark. I'lllly I-eev-er has placed second in the panics with James Fleischer and Arthur ' Johnson coming in close behind. i A pot luck supper is planned by the local 13oy Scouts for next Tuesday night. Kach boy Is to briiiK some dish of food and is not to let the other buys know , what it is going to be. A speaker jnn an, a ' Ume f .lIltt.patct, by the boys. The eighth grade class has been badly broken up the last week on account of so many having the mumps. The Painter family moved to Medford and Raymond, who has been playing center on the grade basket bull team, will attend the Junior high. Raymond will be greatly missed by the team. Our school has planned a special program for Washington's birth day. Parents and friends are cor dially invited to attend. It is to be given .Monday morning at 10 o'clock. The fol lowing numbers will be given: Primary Department. Song, America, by school;, play. The New JJalehct, twelve children; song. America the Mcaiitifui; reci tation. The Flag, by Roy Cundifr; exercise. How the First Flag Was Made, ten children. Intermediate Department i Dialogue. "WaslTingt on's Life." by five children; recitation. A High Resolve, by Nancy Durham; reel ; tat ion. Something I letter, Retty Rcntry: play. The Little Corporal, j eight boys. Upper Grades. Reports. "Short Stories From Life of Washington," by sixth ' grade: play, (.lotting Acquainted With Cieorge Washington, by five j girls; pantomime, "The Star Span gled Runner, " five girls; play ! "Washington at the Helm of State", by seventh and eighth 1 grades. The third grade have been mak ing milk wagon posters for geogra- phy. They colored them up nicely so we can send them to the fair, j Ivan Cherry Is back in school 'after a few l ays absence because ! uf illness. 1 This week we made patriotic ! shields to decorate our room nnd . windows with. We tin? going to make a CJcorgo Washington sand tabic. Our school attended the funeral i i.f Albert Martin on Wednesday ' afternoon at Conger'n funeral par ; lors. We are indeed Horry to lose ; Albert from our midst. He was un i affable schoolmate nnd pupil. Mary Fisk brought a lot of nice ! bulbs to school. We have potted ! them on rooks for forced ldootn ' ing. They look very pretty in our i windows. Retty Gentry und Lois , Remington brought bouquet of ' wild flowers to Mrs. Reeson this week, announcing "Spring is here." Lone Pine Children neither absent nor tardy during the month ending February 20 ate Carl Davis, Uf fr.rd gulglpy. Dale Howard. Gene Tedrick. Ibnry Nab. Kenneth l;av, oran Hxwrrh. Walter Rish, 1 f 'Griffin Creek I j i "MEDFORD MAIL I A Hues an ortwick. Annabel ll"X. worth, I'.ertha Van Ortwick. Undo! -Mitchell, Freda Van Ortwick, Ocorgia Bindley, Margaret Kel logi:. "The'ma Hosvard, Clyde Var. ortwick, .lerahl Mnrplly, Donald Ridley. Daisy Ferrcll. Ruth Daily, Amos Ray, Velina Van Ortwick. Itobert Hose, Robbie Vromnn Charles DorricL and Ftucllo Nahss. .Mumps ncem to he a thing of Ihe past. Tile attendance was good this month. The upp.'r gradi'S are making a screen. The panels are to he cov ered with green hurlnp. F:u h room enjoyed a valentine box on Friday February 13.: The following poem was written by licrtha Van Ortwick of Ihe fourth grade: Th's valentine Is for you From a friend whose love is true, 1 hope you like it as touch as 1 do, B cause I made It Just for you. '''f- A. will meet next Friday. February 27, at II o'clock, Washington School Keporler: Lois Spaio). I tanking. The banking this week is 100 per cent. Health. The health average for this we.-k is 99 per cent. Si'elllnjr. The spelling- average for this week is 97 per cent. li ou rain Invitations, The invitations inviting par ents ami children to the Washing-1 ton I'.-T. A. program we e very I attraetivi'. They were small red. while and blue paper ban ners which the children thcm.-'clves colored with cniyniis. Washington P.-T. A. IVograui. The Washington 1.-T. A. gave a tea Friday afternoon at the Methodist church. Jcwis Kuss II was announcer. The program was as follow: A toe dance by Cnrliss llateheldor; tap dance by itae Lal''evrec:taii dance bv Har- bara and Natalie Shelby: piano solo by Phyllis HedgepL'th; piano . duet by iiettv and X'ln fJieen. A i reading by . Jack Pruit. Heading entitled The Mimiet" by Oda . Jean Pruit. The minute dancers wetv Liv's Deal, Nila (Ircen, Wy-! lenc Merrltti C. r a c e Turmiub-i.! lively n Kdwards. Marv Louise Mann. liobceca Chancv and JoiSi Spaniol. Other numbers and groups ; of girls and boys from the first. .'X'cond and third grades were a!so en.toyeit. '1 lie t;iris who uuneeu in the minuet afterwards served tea and cookies to the pal cuts. Phoetiix School Attendance ( Second grade: lorctta Tompkins ' and Fred Wilcox have returned. I They have been ill. v Third grade: Wayne Turpin is absent with pneumonia. The boys are abend of the girls this week in attendance. Kighlh grade: Eleanor Shell has been absent all week. She Is re ported as being able to be up and we hope she will be back Monday, Collins Hartley has had the mumps. Visitors Third grade: Mrs. Newbry visit ed one day last week and Mrs. Poling visited us on Friday nfter noon. We enjoy havirifc parents visit us. Tests The third grade have been hav ing tests In arithmetic. -. Some of us did well but some will have to work hard to be fourth graders next year. Lyle Peterson holds arithmetic honors in this grade. (lobs First grade: We have one new member to our story club. Ken neth Knupp. Spelling First grade: Reverly Allen had 100 percent In spelling all week. Second grade: 100 percent In spelling all week: Lowell Dough erty, Peggy Daley, Harriet Rrlseoc, Wayne Peterson. Raymond LilllQj Tommy Kuehnle, Anna Laura Parke, Paul Rossi ter, Loretta Tompkins, Lyle Newbry, Lea trice Welt. Kdna Mae Dcbusk and .Urn mle Kuehnle. Fift h ''pmde: Km ma line Dchusk, Francis ( lover, Veila Pollard, Thomas Rickmnn, Louise Stewart, Russell Wier. Robert Wilcox and Lillian Dcbusk. Seventh grade: Mildred Rauer, Leota' Jacobs, Mary Rick man. Patsy Thompson. Mildred Landing, rtcrniee Maxine Cobleigh, Jack Cottrcll and Martin May. Kighth grado; We studied our supplementary list this week so there were no one hundreds. Avrfl Welt brought the second grade a lovely plant this week. Ruskeihall Yesterday afternoon (Saturday) we went to Rogue River. Of course we expect to win. The girls have only lost one game this year. A Muskegon." -Mich.. than' Iias houffht n '.harness shopi-ttellevlnH the1 ''horse 1 eo'mlnff 'bnek" 'nH trans)orttiton power. SNAPS 2rt ocres close In ahout lialf clear ed; level, plenty of lltnher. fenced, located on main road, partly iindei JS water, free soil. Price ?70(l for quick salo with terms. For trade; M acre slock ranch, farm machinery, team of horses. ID head of cattle, excellent Inv i'o.1 1'l.KTB line men', shirts un provements, r,i) acre cultivated:! der lo.tm each. Beautiful put tree water, family orchard: rlosr" terns, broadelmhs. madrsses, etc. to highway. Price slu.iMJu. Will. consider some property as down payment. Kasy terms on balance. GAINER fc SHELEY,. Central Point, Oregon Office 347 Residence 71 TRTI5TTNT3, MEDFORD, PHILADELPHIA1 E First President Lived in Old Morris Mansion When Quaker City Was Capital of Nation. Ity Paul i'timly l''rinch, I'nited press Correspondent. PHILADELPHIA. Feb. ri-d'P) The celebration of 'Washington' birthday tomorrow recalls to Phil adclphians the days when the city was the nation' capital and the first president lived In the old' I Morris Mansion at Sixth and High; j streets, now Sixth and Market, j The mansion, built by Hubert 1 Morris, financier of the Hevohi j lion, was a three-story yellow brick I structure, Willi gardens of flower I Ing trees, .shrubs and fruit and j shade trees to conceal it from the j pa-erby on old 'High street. I Morris's home was selected as the most charming residence in the eity and the proper residence for t he president when congress voted in 179U to make the Quaker City the capital for a period of ten years until the new federal city could be planned and built on the Potomac. Arrived in November. Washington came to the city from his home at Mount Vernon in November of 179 1, in t-me for the opening of congress. The rooms of the old mansion. '"'inch have long in ce been sacrl ficcd to the gods of commerce and ' industry, witnessed events of tin greatest Importance in the forma tion of the republic. It was heer that Citien flenpi. minister of the newly for m e d was greeted by French rcjiuhli President 'Washington, after' he had disregarded the laws of the country and commissioned t w o privateers at "harlcs.tcn. South' Carolina, to prey on Knglish ship-l ping. Washington held his levees and receptions with all the formality of a crowned head. In the drawing room on the left side of the man sion. Ever a stickler for details and religiously demanding all the respect due any office which he occupied, he always appeared at llie affairs in formal attire, with a short court -sword at his ddo tnd holding his three-cornered hat un der his arm. Attended Church. Washington wa a regular at tendant at Christ church. As wa his habit, he would arrive Just as the service was ahout to com mence, escorted by a negro slave in the grey and red of the AYash ington Kvery, who would open tho door of his pew, and then retire, to suuat on a cushion in the rear of the church until the service was concluded. At the close of tho service, the congregation would re main seated until 'Washington had loft by the south door. It seems that in his elaborate, functions of state, president Wash ington held no enmity toward the elite of Philadelphia, society who had fed and feted the Rritish sol diery of Lord Howe during the tei rible winter of 1 7 7 7 - 1 7 7 S. while he and his starving and Ill-clad troops clung lit acute misery to the hill- and dales of Valley Forge. Often I aitcrlnhicd. Old letters and musty records rdiuw that he was frequently en tertained by t lie leading citizens of the town. Clivedon, the country home town of tin? former chief Jus tice, lienjamln Chew, wa.s the sreno of numorous parties which he at tended. It was around thi his toric old liou.se. still staudlntr In German town, that the hot ly con tested action of Ihe Americans and Rrithh in the battle of Genua n lown was fought. Hamilton's home at Woodlands, the Peters' at Relmont, and other of the famous old Revo hit ioiiary in ans ions throughout Falrmount Park, were the gathering place of the society anil governmental folk of the day, and the president was oftlimes seen at their gatherings. A new Ik-ht versifier Is helllK lioomed Into hook' -size renown, lie Is OKdcn Nash, a youn New Yorker, .and his new note Is the composition of rhyniiny; puns that are simply atrocious hut funny. Tho Cleveland . Oruys, volunteer regiment of has existed !M yetirs. famous soldiers, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATI. 3 Rait ptr word for lint Initrtion. 2c; Kh lUttKttina Imtrtioii, It: minimum 25c. tniti your tis with For Sale, For Reitl. lc, & count these wordt welt at each initial, telephone number, etc., h a woFil. Cletiilied ad. caih In adeante and ml talen over phone, unlett advertiser has monthly account. No allowance tor phone errori. I'l.I, START Vol.' in paint and i-ooflnsc iHislnn.s; furnish capital. ISIr sellliiK outfit f i'". pay ST! to :io weekly In advance. sell finest paint und roofing lo farm ers, home owners, f;nfories. schools, property owners, lnri;e and small In your territory, offer A 'A suvlnu. free t rial, tilt days' credit. Money-hack KUarantee. Kxinrience unnecessary. Adams paint Co.. Oept. 11-9, Cleveland. Ohio. 333 3 hourly easy without exp. Out fit free. Fill" I2i'l W. Vh n Baren. Chbago. 33.1 WAXTKII I'OII.TRV WANTKIJ Poultry of all kinds. Top pi .. " on trucks. Kervlre ealj anvw hi'l-e. ltoue Ith-er Meat Co , l-i,'" ,V, Riverside. JUS. RECALLS HOM OF WASHINGTON OREflON. SUNDAY. EEllIUTARY 22, 1931. H1XP WAXTKl) l'lOSIAI.IO FFMALF II FBI' Address cards at home. I'.ara upwards 2."i week-; ly. spare time. Fserythiin; far-j nished. No selling, particulars' fur stamp, Crelne DeChene t'o.. i.'ilil S. Western, Chicago. 333; .uii:i:ssiNt; k n v k l opfs Work at home during spnro time, j Su.stuntial weekly pay; experi- f ence unnecessary, Dignified em- ! ploymenl for honest, sincere, am- ! bilious persons. Workers League. Naperville. 111. 1 V AVTl'.n MAI.l ii:.malio OR I'OKTIiAIT .li:-WOMFN Mali,' ipiicli sales, lleautifiil Sxltl col ored imrtrait ivuuires no frame., -N'it'ty outfit easily handled. If. prcl'ercvl. send own pholo for' sample. Send Jl.H:, with ordi-r' for sample complete. Hyde Artj .studio. 01- iMlompsou Jildgn 1 . attic, Wash. ".l:iil'j - WAXTF.I) MISCKIXANFOUS WANTI'IJ 3 or 4-rooni furnished; house, close in. Call 2UU-X. 334. - i i u- v v'ri'n Tn exchange for mal ipiity in Dodge sedan coupe. hujuh ;.;u :. .Main. WAXTK D A I to -10 acre: nice place to live; good well or spring, natural trees; no Irrigation mail route; SiOuO or less i r,ox D. I-)., Tribune. on sh.i . yy-l , ... ... 1 WANTKD Pasture for 100 sheep. A. Salade. Jr. Phone- Central' Point 1S-X-3, ;i 04 WANTKD Trailer and tent. J. : M. Heilaud, Kl. i, Medford, Fei 'i i alley. m WANT to rent nicely furnished ft- room house, by couple; reason -1 able. rent. Dux C. H., Tribune.' a;i:i WANTKD ti thoroughbred Shrop-! shire rum lambs, not necessarily j registered, weaned or ready to. i Henry liarr, Jacksonville, Ore. ; 304 ! I WAXTFD Transportation for i paying part expenses to Frisco or. 1' Oakland, Address iiox 32, Tal ent, Ore. 3;lti Ft: DNITl'UK UKPAIUINO at your home or our shop. Thibault, Tel. 1ICH-K. 33U WANTKD To (torrow MO00 or jriuo. A l security. Addfcsd Dox 1;F, Tribune. 333 ! POULTRY WANTKD Top cash prices. Matheny Kros.t 2lMJ No. Hivursido. Tel. ltiiil. 3.rl OLD HOOFS repaired; 10-year guarantee.; reference Tel, HliJN n. evenings, 347 w rt. l l'ju--znu nana poous as juiik. i ruts, j o j'rune. i'n. ii-n-L. at WANT r.D Patient., convalescents nnil elilerlv peopio to earo for. Tel. of call at 7 S. Chestnut. 3 1311 ASIllAXD Convalescent and Rest IJoiue. cures for old pcoplo und Invalids. l!10lf FOI! ClAHBEN and field plowlhc, wuuil, gravel and sediment, Tel. iH-J. Samuel Batcnmn. tf RAW FURS. WANTKD Do not .ship; wo pay tho prlco. Hides, wool and pelts. Medford Bar gain House, 27 N. Crapo Kt. 2-J7tf LOCAL or Ions distance hauling. Wo Kiiarautoo to save you money. Hawlcy Transfer, ti I 9 No. River side. Phono 1044-X. 2tt Str WANTKD Household goods, tools and junk, or what have you? Medford Bargain Houso, 27 N. (irapo St. Phono 1062. tf LOST LOST It dog Is misilng, call 161. JSBtf FOR HUNT MIKOKMiANUOl'S FOR RENT OaraRO, IS.00 por month. 325 Ho. Riverside Ave. tf TOR HENT IIOUSH8 FOR RUNT hollre, I3i - 0-rooui funilshed Tel. ikii-R. :i:n I'()R RICN'I' Modern furnished r.-rooni house with 1! sleepink' jiorehes. Phone "iiH-M. IIIU FOR RJvNT Furnished houso In roiintvv: UHMhim convenicnees. Phone li-13-.M. 331 'OR RIO.N'T r.-room home on W. 11th: modern; reasonal.lo terms lo responsililc- party. Im-tiin: Brown .si Whit 400 King -1. tf FOR llliN'T 5-rooni furnished house, sleeping porch, .electric range, burn. 320 Portland Ave. Key st 305 Portland Avo. 333 FOR RF.N'T Midern furnished house, 5 rooms; adults. Phone 7:,3-M. 32Str" FOlt RUNT OR SA LIS 5-room modern home; fruit and berries; acr garden lanil lor St. L. O. Pickcll, 830 Toy- 104 K. Main. 331 FOlt RIONT l-'urnlslMMl house at. Kiln W. Main. 4 rooms nnd hnlli, 2 bedroom, i'lfono C. A. lJoVoo. If FOR RUNT Small furnished house, Inqulro 305 S. Oakdale. 2211f FOR RI-;.T-3 unfurnleihed houses, close In. Tl. 34U-J. 320tf FOlt HFN'T Furnished houses, 1 4-room and 1 R-room. Phone Redden it Co., 7,"1. tf FOR HUNT To adults, clean 5 loolo house. Toll 0S3-X. 31(111" FOR HUNT Homes. Murnlshcd or unfurnished. Brown & White. 17tf FOR RF.NT .'i-iotn cottage, with bath and kitchen range, on West Jlth St. Apply Wing Agency or 406 Kins? St. tf FOR RFNT Kmsll furn. house, ant . garngo. 04 W. 10th 8t. tf hrsI.VF.s3 OITORTfNITIllS FILLING STATION and store for sale or trade, on highway. See rsoilh Celill.ll III Hill rfrvlfe, roit itii.NT rruMsiiiii) ltOOMS FOR RFNT Pleasant room for gentleman, closa in. prlvalo home; bath, garage. 60S IS. Main. 2'J3tf FOR HKNT Nicely furnished sleeping rooms with heat: rata moderate. 325 So. Riverside Avo. tf TOR R KXT A I'A KTM HNTS Ft i K KH.VT Furnished ;l-room it pt : private bath and garage. Hume L'lil-II. 333 KOI! l:i;. T ll rooin apis. .?:'." ami JIT; 1 lower floor; lights, water, garage. I'llone 452-11. 331tf KF.NT Apartment ami gar-l near Armory. 33 1 Apple, i 333 Foil RUNT Furnished apart - incuts; garage; Main. adutls. ; 1 1 ; 333 F1IOXT A PA UTM ISN'T Nicely furnished or housekeeping, in- eludes heat, hot and cold water, lights, telephone installed, and privilege to use hotel lounge room ; rent reasonable. Holland Hotel. Phone 710. STitC Koi! i;.;T Furnished npart Kiversido Ave. 3:ii meat.. 4 12 FOR IIFNT Furnmned apartment i -adults. Phono 1177 30CtC 1 KUItXisimD apintment, 2 or 3 rooms; pleasant, neat, newly j ! decorated and equipped: reason-j ,, ti 3Utf ' FOH UK NT 4 -room apt; eteam heat. Frigldaii'e, hot water and j garage, liuiuiro 503 S. Holly St., : evenings and Sundays. J09tt - I'Olt SALF HOMl'Jb KOli SALK -A wonderful value in a beautiful home .close in. Drown White. Uealtors, Hol land Hotel Dldg. 3:Utf FttU SA LK 3-ruom houe, fur nished or unfurnished; good 'terms. Call D3 L. Jackson. 333 Full SA LK - - D1C A FT I Wit A L MOST NEW tt - ROOM M u-j XlSliKD MOM K Fireplace, i laundry trays. 3 bedrooms, hard-j wood floors, large corner lot, j dandy lawn, city liens paid in j full; furniture consists of 3-piecej Chesterfield, rug, radio, electric j range. Heatrola. beds. etc. Priee onlv SlOao: terms. Can be in - speeled from 10. to 2 Sunday Loca.ted -I Ti s Haven St. C. R. REEKIO AGKNCV Rhone !).' or 137. 1G S. Rartlett. 8311' l'Xilt HA I .!) My homo on tjucon Anne; fiii'iiare heat; reasouuhlo terms. Itilti Queen Anne. Mstt I OU SAI.Ii VOUI.TRY Klllt SAI.K I'ltone 7- - Hed lioui'lmn jrohhler. ' . . If l foil KAI.K Turkeys.; K hens and 1 torn. Wins Orohnvd. ;i;U AL'STUAI.OIil' hatch 111; cijks: prize winning. blood-lcsrVd slock. 1'. 1). I.ol'hind, Central Point. 3111 At.'STRAl.tiRP hatchilifr csks and hahv chicks; hest stock In state. A. II. Wlllclt, Phonu -11)3-11-1. 333 r,KC,110UN. Auslralorp. Auslral whlte, clilcks, llatchlnt; enns, LeKhorn cockerels. White Wins Poultry Farm, Phoenix, prou. I'hone 9-F-l 1. M' FOR SANK -Good lurucy gohhler. W. W. (ireiory ranch, Crater bake hiKlnvity. Pliotto 408-J-l. 33T. FOR tiAI.K Thoroughhred It. 1. R. ckbs for hatchlni,'. Tel. fi-F-6. 3 1 l!tf FOR SAI.K 3 1x1 1'seil 'I'lres, complell! with tuhes am' rims, Sl.r,ti to $!.riii. li 3x1 Csed Tires, $1,110 to M.UU. i ;ifxr at u'.uii. A few 3ll.3',ii used Mr left at l.ri and up. Also a complete stock of all sizes of used tires and tuhes. Ol.llKR TIRK KXCII.WOIO At L'nUm Oil Station. Jackson und Riverside 333 HI HPMCIAI, BUYS , IVed cars with an O. K. that counts Chev. Coach like new.. 1 115. lid l!l3ll Chev. i'h o h, trunk and healer tll."i.(lll I1I2M Chev, Clinch (:!) 31",. nil 111 2 II Chev. Sil. Coupe I I ."i . II 0 Ponllac C'oai''!, trunk and new tires 3K3.fl0 1:127 Chev. Coach 2,".ri.ll0 pM.;lu..;.A ,',..jN ,;,.; cAit'l'-OT Cor. mh and p.artlutl. Phones l.'iO und l'4J. 333 A CONFIOSSION Lust year we liked a 1027 Stude. baker so well wo allowed JiiOO for It. We fixed this and that until 11 ran like a sewing ma chine. We hale to lose an old friend but t ii 0 would ease the puln of parting a little! SA.NDlOltSON MOTOR CO.MI'A.W Vour'oaklaiul Pontine Dealer. 123 S. Rlvclnlde. 334 OCR FSFI) CAR STOCIv IH ti I'.T TINO BOW hut wo still have some real buys in lulo model cars among tliem; i;i2!l model A Ford 2-door sedan. l!'2!l model A Ford roadster, 1!27 Uodgo coujio, motor over hauled. 1020 J)eSoto C, 0 wire wheel, 4- door Ss'dau, See them at .MFAIJ-FI RCII MOTOR CO. 8th i B. illicit phono OJO ,'i:i.-, I o It "k I , iwr 1 1 1 :'CK S : BARGAINS IV It KCONUITIONFI) TRI'CK'S A Truck for jOvery Purpose. 1020 Ford AA Truck, mechanical dump body .TiTiO Lalo Ford Truck; stako body, li- Ply tires $433 I92J Ford Truck Chassis; cab, dual wheels and now tires lltlO Ford A A Truck; closed cab! stake body $42.i 1923 Chevrolui Truck luisie cab, overload siirings $4.",0 1930 Ford pickup; perfect shape, nearly new double K a g I n tires tr,0 C. K. OATHS A I 'TO Co. your Foul Pernor. J33 VOK lli:'1 APARTMENTS von UKXT ;ti;irliiK'Ht, li 1 1-V. 3-ln.nn luriiished iO yuiiu-e. IMionw ;i.; Full RFNT Furnished duplex, 23. Phono 1 141) or 31. 3 2 1! t f I'Oll SAL10 HKAIi 1CSTATE j l''oll SALF. Choice lot. Siskiyou, ! heights; reasonable. 33l) North Front. I'hone .S37-". 334 WILL SIM.L OK T 1 1 A 1 K small, i acreage close in on J.ieksonvillo Highway. Call evening.-, 11511 W.l Stli St., .Medford. 335 j FOH HALF liargaln. 150 acres; with enough timber on to pay ton It. Sells for Sl.agO; $101) down j and rest a Umber is cut. -Must be sold soon. 4 miles up Jump-; i tn't'-joo creek, Wliinona road,; near schoelhouse. K. 1. . j Criffis, tirants 1'ass. 335; WILL SACRllCI'', for cash or trade for cheaper plaee, 7-room homo with improved acreage. Hox U, Mail Tribune, L'-OU iu id; S A L K 2 - a e i'o tract; d w e 1 1 -, ;MMi-ft. chicken ahedd. Call . :(0 X. Central. tf IWllliN' YOU think of real estate., think of LSrown & White. tf von satjK IjIvkstock FOK SALi: liood fresh cow. li. M. linger. Lane and Maple Park. 33T FOR SALF Lxtra fine feeder pigs. Dr. Miller, Phoenix. Plume ;bi l-.l-i:. :t:ir' L1YFNTOCK 'HORSES AND Ml'LES at auction. i Giavlin. Fevd Rain. Grants Pass. , j ore., mi Wednesday, February . F.Kll. at 1 o'clock p- m. sharp. I will sell a carload of horses and mules, .1 to s years old, weighing from lao to 17ou. These horses and mules are all low down, hloeky built, some well mated teams, well broke and gentle, ivni farm and lodging anlmnla. Will be sold regardless of price. If in need of horse- or mules you can't afford to miss tills sale. Everv one will be sold as repre sented. Will be at Gravlin's harp Tuesday, February 2 4, for Inspection. Time given on ap proved notes. Don't forget the date. H. R. Kuehne, owner. 333 FOi SALF.- Young, fresh Jersey Talent, V 30 ow. L. McCulloch, tier creek road. Foil KAI.K .Milk row and 2 dozen While I.OKhol n hens. .1. M. Heil aud, lit. 1, Medford, r'ern Valley. 3113 r'Olt S'.M.K 1 0 It head of ewes with ."! head of lainhs. Call Rustic Itlvcr Meal Co., 15311. Kill! SALIC Weaner DeAnnond, lleatsle, pits. C. V. ore. 'n a FOR SAI.i; -120 head exception ally. kood sheep and 80 early lainlis for cash, or Will take niort UK0 In real estate.. (Jco. P. Mar tin, un hiway, Rogue ltlver, .t.lre. 33i FOR SAliE MISCEUiANISOUS FOlt SAI.i;. il'lano, lieautiriil Koh ler chase uptight. mahoKany finish, splendid . condition; $10 down, ?5 per month. Klhart Music Store, Asltland. 333 FOR SALF IOnr corn, $23 per ton W. B. Klncaid, Central Point. 331 FOR SALIC Combination radio set. new;' sell at less than half price. See Von Zuudcll, Sunder son .Motor Co. 338 FOR SAI.F 7.-i rahlills. Would let out on share basis, p. O, Box SUB. 334 ClIofCF Inspected Mastodon over bearing strawberry plants, le each. . John Allison, near Red Top school. 337 FOR S.tl.M piano; Icruis. Bargain in phone 1112. Used 333 FOR SALF Top soil and hardpan. I'hone 10I2-.N. a 1 tr CMIOIC FFKUS ot inillllty will cause you Icah grief and save you muiiey in the end. Use SFRK I.IVF the fir.4l 10 days nnd you will he assured of healthy chicks. We curry a complete line of Sperry Poultry Feeds, and make dells-cry to any point In tho val ley at rensuinible prices. Wo will be glad lo flgunj will) you. F. K. SAMSON CO. . Phono 833. 22!l .V. Riverside. 3:17 OAROFN rultlvators, Mill & Seed Co. ?3. Mutual 330tf Wllnl.n eastern corn. ?1.75 cwt. .Mutual Mill At Seed Co. 330tl' FOR SALF l-wheel trailer, 12-ln. sides; well ironed; flj. Phone 473-.I. 333 T V P K W R I T F R B A RC, A I N S- Corona portablo S32.fi0 3 2.r,o 43. 00 Fxehange. Tel, 13113. 3:i3 lio.val portable Corona, shopsvorn .Medford Typewriter Cor. Main and tlrapo. FIIOLI) AND OARDIIN SIBIDS HiulH'st iuality seeds at reason able prices; .good service with Iruck delivery lo anv poiui In lite valley. . i;. SAMSON Co., 220 N. Riverside. 337 FOR SALF Comb and extracted honey: 3 gals. $."i.iiii; In. Sit.un; Becsvvilx. ChiueNo arborvitae. l)c to J1.00. Stewart. 330 Plum. 3311 FOR SALF Baled alfalfa, J12 ton. Frank Silva, Wlldorville. 32!tf FKFDff We carry a complete line of Sperry feeds feeda of guar antee,! niftihty at reasonable lirle Ask about our delivers' F. F. SAMSON Co. 833. 229 N. Riverside. 337 service. Phone FOR SALF Used sesvlng ma. chines, all makes, Jj up; terme If desired. All makes rented and repair..,!. Whllo Sewing Machine Co., 24 North Rartlett. ( FOlt SALF Poison barley for the diggers. Monarch Seed Co. tf FOR SALF Super phosphate. See us. Monarch Seed Co. tf FOR SAI.F Kanota Red oats at the right prlco. Monarch Seed Co. ,f. Foil SALF -- liTrny.ird reiilllzer Phone. 0 1''-5, jt( PXOE FIVE TRIBUNE" nlJSIN'ESS DIRECTORY Abstracts UURUAT ABSTRACT CO. Ab. Ab-i 'i I Btracta of Title, Title Insurance i s Rooms 3 and 5, No. H wort Central Ave., upstairs. JAf.'KROV CO. AUSTRACr OO. Abstracts of TltK Hml Tltln Insurance.! T li e only complete Title System b Jackson County. AccountnntA WILSON AUDITING COMPANY- Tax and Corporation Counselor Auditors and Accountants. H, M. Wilson, C. P. A.; Leland J Knox, C. P. A. Liberty Bldg Phone 157-U. Chiropractic rhyslclaa DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiro practico Nerve Specialist. Offle hours 9 to 12, 2 to 6. 203-204 Liberty Bldg. Office Phone 680; 33.13 n ft W-H- l''.leclrle Motor Repairing. r. C. SCHAFER Armature wind Ing. Ra semen t Medford Rldg. 0th St. or Central Ave. entrance. Phone !M). Kxpcrt Window Cleaners LET CI EORG 12 DO IT Tel. 1172. House cleaning. Floor waxing. Oriental rug cleaning, specialty. financial WE LEND MONEY" to worthy peo ple to pay their honest debts. Pa cific Coast Credit Association, 421 Medford lildg., Medford, Ore. - Furniture Repairing FURNITURE RE-UPHOLSTERED re-finished, re-glued. We carry a full line of upholstering flam plea. A. N. Thibault, Tel. 969-R. Money to Loan 6 Vuas Time Real Estate Mortgage fjooii. Phone 182 CommnrHnl Flnunce Corp. Medford, Oregon .... Monuments rnn ouiooon granite) co. Monuments. IS. A. Hicks, General Manager; P. M. Kershaw, Balt Muiianer. 302 N. Front St. Mnslo Plnno Instruction FRFO ALTON HAIOHT Teach of piano, Classical and .populnl music courses. Halgnt MusV Studio, 818 Liberty Bldft., Tel 1'4 PuhilitiK nnd PniierhanglnK HARRY MARX Painting, tinting puper-haiieing. Phone 178-J. 269t M. A. BLISS & COMPANY Pain Inir, paporhanglng .and lnterlol finishing. 302 Crater Lake Ave Phone 1004. 41 Printers ami Publishers MKDFOP.D PRINTING CO. Hij' tho best equipped printing offlsl In Southern Oregon. Bookblnri Ing, loose leaf ledgers, .bllllnj systems, ete. Portland prices. II N. Fir St. Itndlo Scrrloe RADIO 8FRVICK on any male) radio. II. O. Purucker, 22 Soutl Clrupo street. Office Phone SS5; Res. 1443. S81 GUARANTIOF.D Radio Service; using unequalled Supremo Dlag. nometcr. i I'hone 1S47, day ot Dlght, Alniiia Prultt. Sand nnd Gravel C. A. IIARTLKY Sand and Oravsl plant. Clean washed sand and gravel: crushed gravel, all sixes. Phono, plant 1203, or office, 127, Htonigo WAREHOUSING Storage,. Distri bution. Medford Warehouse, 81 South Front St. Phone lie). , "Trnnsfcr EABS TRANSFER & STORAGE) CO. Offlco 111 N. Fir street. Phono 315. Prices right. Service guaranteod. DAVIS TRANSFER STORAGE. Service guaranteed. 20 ti. Craps St., Phono 014. or residence 1060, REINK1NO TItUCKINO SERVICB -I'ransfer and hauling of all kinds. Office 309 South Front St. Phono 332. FO R S A IiK M I SCEI JjANEOUS FOR SALF Beardless barley "what" really, Is beardless. Mon arch Seed Co. tf GOOD Clean plump white wheat, 1.43 cwt. Mutual Mill st Seed Co. 330tf FOlt SAI.K Dry ig-In. body fir wood, f2.75 tier whllo it lasts. Phono II) 1 l-X. 333 FOR SALF Roelenned beardless hurley seed delivered, 1000 lbs. and up. C. F. Ncldermoyor, Tel. 52J-J-I. 331 FOR SALF Clean alfalfa seed, 20e tier lb. Williams and Soeg mlller, Beagle, or wlito II. F. ).. Central Point. 32llt FOR SALF Loose and baled al falfa and baled grain hay. F. I TouVclle. Jacksonville. Tel. 112. 320tt DRY FIR and mixed green white and. black oak, fll.40 nnd 82.80 per tier. Nathan B. Newcomh, Jr., 021 Hum nth. Tel. 12S8-V. 30711 FOR SALF At bargain. S oak veneer doors, alzo 2 ',k feet by 7', 4 feet, with lock nnd without glass, see them at Mail Tribune office. tf FOR SALK Inoculation for your alfalfa seed. Monarch Seed Co. tf If Oil SALE Knnta oats, beardless barley end alfalfa seed. Also ch olee alfalfa hay, balled or loose. Phono 607-H-l. J33 FOR SAI.F Alfalfa seeai 897-R-2. C. c. Hoover, SlOlf FOR SALK Oood used portable spray rigs. All slwve. A-l shape. Bai'KAlnsI Hco Jack Moore. Tel. 7S2. .a,,;. fi Tli tV-1