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flrEDTTORD MATTi TRIBUNE, MEDFORDOrrTCaoy, MONDAY, JULY 10, 1011.
packs my
HIGHER
PRICES
STOCK MARKET
From 1 0 to ID Pur Cent RiiIii ;it Port
Inml Stockynrtls If Corn Crop
East Is Di)m.ij(!il hy Heat, Oreyun
Can Purclinso Feeders Clicap.
Qur Correspondents
DUTTE FALLS ITEMS.
GOLD HILL ITEMS.
NOIITII POItTI.A.S'll, Ore., July
10. Hiii'hIiiIm for Ihi' weeli have been
rattle. I!MI; ntlvoH, aiM: hint, IfiKfl,
i)m''i, I2H7.
The (little iiiurkol tliroiiitliout was
steady, with tows mill butthnr Htuff
In HtronA di'iiiiiitd. Culvi'H mild wull
llllll SUIIIOtll Htl'OIH, not loo heavy In
Weight, Mlllll lit Jtl.Sfi.
Tho Iiok market wiih 10 to 1fir
IiIkImm', with mi Insistent demand for
mom at Hi" hinder prlri'ii,
Thit hIh'ii run uhh itdeituatn to the
demand In numhnr Iml there wait n
hii'li of iiullty that churarterlKod tho
iilfi'ilnim mill In I'liiiniMiiiitncn prlros
iiiii'iii'il wi'iik. Ah ii inattiir of fact,
nniul sheep hroiiKhl uood iirloow, ami
wiih niiylliliiit llli" iiunllty tho mar
hot wiih Miwiily to strong.
I .inn I livestock people aro quite
iM'ii'li'i ovitr tln tMr ttul dtuuiiKO
iIimik to Din I'orn crop In tho middle
wi'it. Tho iiHiitil flurry of tho year,
iih applied to corn prices, itoenw to
ho bucked tii hy hot ilry weather
mul tho western part of tho corn
lii'lt does not look for iiitich snore
tlhin half a croii. If this shorluKn
In definitely fUi'il hy reason of a
lack uf timely raliiH, a Iiitko iiumhur
of f torn will ho thrown on the mar.
Jti'l mul It will ho possible for farm
orn In lilaho mul aittrn OfKun to
purchase caltlu tit consume their hay.
I'nstuiagi hit .been extremely pool
III tho nilitdlit west, mul an a rmult
Iowa ami Illinois, which have enrol,
liuil crop primpiH-tH liuvo fltli'il thi'lr
feed loin with lower priced cattle.
Thin may make a morn uvullablu sup
ply for ii western movement.
MEOrOKO MABKBTO.
Bstall Price.
' Wu,olnhloi.
I'otatoi'H -mt 2.2G per owl; 3V&C
poiiml.
(nbbago--2e,.
i Parsnips 2 lie.
Lettuce rc henit.
f'nrmls 2 ',4 c
Ill-ClM 2 14 c
Onlonii liorutmla, 10c
(Vhry 7fin nnil $1 dot.
Cauliflower 10 (l 1 Ho ' head.
Turnip 2c
HiiiIIhIich fir bunch.
Onions Ureeit, fit; hunch.
AHpuniKiin Ifla II).
Ithuharh St: II).
I'rtilt.
Strawberries low I fie box.
CocomiutH lOp each.
Prunes Dried, Ho lb.
I.ciiiiiiiB :i() ilox.
Oraiicc-H 26$?4tir! dux.
(Jrapn fruit "Co fill dox.
llatimiiiH 20 '.6:10c. dox.
Ilutlor Kgg anil Poultry
Ilutti'r -Fresh ranch, roll,
rreiunery, OGc
Kkkh Fresh ranch 2K dox.
Poultry- -Hens, dressed, 20c; live,
Inn; HprliiKH, dressed, 30c, live 20c
Turkeys 28 tff 30, dressed.
.Meats
llccf Cowh, 10f'20cj moots, 12 Hi
f 2fic
Pork 20fr22o.
Voul -Dressed, 15 G 2 He.
Mutton 12 J4 4t'20n; liiinlm, 1GG
arm.
liny mul I'ih-iI.
liny Timothy, l: alfalfn, 12;
Krami, 111; grain liny, $15.
drain -Wheat, 1.20 bushel; oiiln,
$:i7 ton; barley, f3B ton,
cor;
WEED CANAL MAY BE
USED FOR STEAMERS
1 FORT KLAMATH, Or., July JO.
Tim Weed cniuil, tint !!,' dilolt Vliicli
will reclaim IIkhihiuiiIh of nmcH of
liuiil, iH open I'l'tiiu Hourcii to mouth.
In addition to l'uniiniin; water for
ivrtnt inn, lliiH imnal will bring lal;o
hti'iJiimiH within lliroo niiliw of Foil
Kluuiutli, iih the canal iicooinniotliitcH
the Hleumors wit It eiiHe.
Aimer Weed of DuiiKiiiuir, wlio
liiul the ennui comhIiiicIciI, iiindo n
trip of iuHpeelion tliroiiKli it u few
iIu.vh iir11! uceouipiiuieil by J. Fninl;
jilnuiH, I'hii'f ciikIucut of tlm work.
REAL BALD HEADED
SPRING IS DISCOVERED
.s'AN IIKItNAIimNO, Cnl., July JO.
- Juek (HeiiKon, pniH)ccliir, ncconl
iiiK to Hewn reeeived liuro today,
awoke Monday on the Fununil riilK,
ovorlooldiiK Death valley, to find
liiuificlf iih bald iih n newborn babe
Tho nij;lit before lie Intel (piaffed
deeply from i waler hole, despite
winiiiiKH of liin eoinpanioijw wlio
knew (he waler lo be Htronuly poiKon
oiihj The iiiHiilt wiih the oomplelo
loKH'df i!h hair. A mule upon which
lie liiul poured water to cast ji hom
bunk also IohI. coiiHidiirahle liuir.
llaskliiB for Houlth,
l)r, Henley uud family of .Med ford
Imvo liccii iiumpiiiK iuutr iih, Tin)
doMor Iiiih i'rOiplcnt profeHKloiml
i'iiIIm In thin Mcctlon.
Kov. Mr. .loiicrt will lie In attend.
alien upon thu Hoiilliern Oregon
I'rcHhytery mid will Im ulmeiil fioin
III cliai'K'i for nwliile.
Many ciiiiipciH fnlm Med lord and
('cnlral Point mid other valley Iowiik
uiu lUMllentliiu in ill" wooiIh mid all
appear lo ho having it kmmI time.
The qtivktiou of iileorporaliiiK
Mul to ImiIIh will kudu bo Hiihiuitted
to u viiti) of the rchideiitH mid from
wlmt oali ho Kiitliurrd nroiiml lliu
viito will be clone with the oildri in
favor of thu iirotcritmitH, ax they ar
Kuo thai' the town in not ready for
Much n rilcp at Iiiih time, uud that the
property hohlerH am not liiiaucially
able to meet the necchHiiry uxmiimi
and uo( ciiiiiikIi jicnple are living in
the town, It appcaiH that the peti
tion for inciirpuriilitin wiih padded
mid iiiuiiy of the iihiiich in it me not
bona fide rcMidcntH.
t)ur pcojde would enjoy it vihIi
from the editorial nlaff nl' the Med.
ford Tribune mid a tuinf write up
if the ninny IVlitiirurt of thin mi'ij.
tion.
1'rchtdnnt (hay neeompauied by V.
I. (lerii; and Mr. flniy'n privitle kcc
retury paid an iihpcetioi yinit to our
town uud thoroiiKhly, exuiilucd I In
work mul, operation of tint I, & I).
niSlwny. Mr. Ctray wan dcJiKhrd
with the eoimtrv unit the (Hmnibili.
liK of the road mid e,presed hiin
nelf in no unfavorable terms of the
early t-otiiplclion of tlm J. & .K. roud
mid iU e.xtnimion ho, iih to connect
with the main trunk line of the Hill
f.Vhleiii tlitoiitfh ciHlern ()rcoii. Mr.
(Iray rami) in bin private oar but re
turned by auto, ho iih to have u more
extended mid Hnttfrfactory view ol
Hie Mirmtiiidini; hcetion. He wiih im
prchhcd with the vanl virgin forcntn,
the Hiiliibrity of the climate, iih well
iih tho fine character of the boil and
itn ailnptotiiui to the trrowtli tii
fruit mid the uplciidid opjiortuuitieK
for ninclicH and Iioiiiuh. Ho wiih de
'lighted with the tnaiiifcHt intercht
hIiowii by the people and the beautiful
locution of Mntte Kails.
One of our neighbors hail the mis
fortiuiu to have 1i!h fine milch cow
fall into mi open well, but hIiu wm.
not injured much. It would hu woll
for tint jMjople to cnrvfiilly keep thuir
woIIh covered iih tho town not being
lighted hoiuu Hcripus aecldcnt might
occur.
Jlluier Hoardinan Iiiih taken an
agency for an uiiHtern Mirtrait hoiibe.
Mr. MeNally of the uiiHurvoycd
hiih been vihiting in the valley. He.
harvchtcil n largo crop of luscioiiH
HtruwlK'nic which be readily Hold to
liuttu Falls.
The liomcHtciidcrH in tho unsiir
yeyeil IiiiuIh wIiohc right h Imvo been
contested by (In; Northern Pacific
railroad, have all won their con
toHtn. The climatic conditions of llntte
Fallx have been ideal during the
Hummer, thu dayn not warm mid fie
night cool.
Tim merchant all rexrt good
trudiMtiid thcro in a Hteady inoroiiHu
of iiuweomem whilo- many aro l!iu
new busiiiesH Iioiisch mid residencon
hciug built.
Dodo Matthews will noon move
into bin new Htore building on tho
wcHt nid of thu park.
Thu office of Judge IVnl. which
Iiiih been recently occupied by Archi
teijt Powern, h in charge of Mr. Mar
ker of thu bank, mid will ho runted
by him. It in it beautifully bituntod
IniHinesH location nnd adapted for u
tuuiill Ktore,
Tho AfoinaNJon boys, have, boeu in
Mcilford of late.
It. m Ht'h Hint our board of Kehool
dircclorH are ncukiug it principal and
tuacltcr for thu publio oliool.
Nearly every day mitoiHtfi from
tho valley mul other points visit our
Hoolion o enjoy the beauty mid cool
ing hrooxoH.
The liealth of thu community lias
been good mul our local physician
finds it extremely licalllifnl.
Mr. Stout of tho 1 & K, railway
has moved his .family to Hutto FhIi'h
and is living in thu Heatlierbloom
llOIIHU. k .
If tho Dewing interests would in
troduce industrial plants mid begin
to inovo thu timber mir town would
boom mid rapid ndvmic.umoiit bo niado
but wo cannot do' much with these
InturcHtri simply holding on awaiting
it fortunate turn .in thuir investment,
1'coplo should have work, constant
work, and tlm matter largely rests
witlt tlm timber owners.
Tin new depot of the P. & 10. road
is finished and ia one. of the most
"bountiful atid convenient railroad
structures erected along the lino,
Peace and quietness reign among
us and Squire WuUon does not find
himself very buwy In bis official en
paoity., Thu freight business of (lie P. &
V). road is rapidly on tho increase,
but it will not get Its dim nor receive
(From the Nw.)
IiIh, fourteen wcoIih old daughter
of Mr. mid Mrs, C. A, Potornon, dl"d
Hominy morning after a brief IIIiickh
of Inti'Htliuil trouble. Tho funeral
wnn held Monday morning, xervlniH
being conducted nt thu rimlilent'i' hy
Itov, K. C. UlchiirilH. Four little Klrln,
Vol nm UiivIiImoii, l.ctny llodgeH,
lllniiche Harvey and I'earl NowIck,
Morved uh inll-lienrer. Thu Utile cam.
kot wiih covered with floweru brought
by HyiupathlxliiK frlemlii, Intorinent
wiih iiiiidu In the Hock Point come,
tery. Tho entire community JoIiih In
O'lupnthy for thu young purentH who
were thiiH deprived of their flmt-lKrn.
Tho llttlo life wnH like u tender flow
er that bloouiH over ho briefly, glud
ilenlug two heartH for a time, ami
then leaving only tho memory of Uh
AWOIltUCMH,
JauicH Fredenburg wiih In from
Bauifl Valley Monday, mid reported
that a good crop In practically uxnur
od for tliln year. Tho second crop
of alfalfa, on which cutting will Htart
next week, In better tbuu the flmt
cutting. Home wheat ban been cut
this week, mid hurley cutting began
hint week, The valley, while It will
not have u full crop of fruit, will
make it pretty good hIiowIiik In thin
regard, Thu Khlpley, .Miller and
PltZKornld peach orchard promlne
it half a crop nt more of excellent hIzc
mid quality.
Tho city council, at Us regular
mooting Monday evening, heard the
report of tint churter rouinilmiloii, ap
pointed to draft n new charter for
Gold Hill. Tho coiiiiiiIhhIoii, com poll
ed of J. II. Ilcoiiiuu, W. O. Myera,
J. Q. JurvU and J, Ii. Hninmcrly, re
commended that under the now ohnr-
ter the city should bo governed by
nix coiiiirIIqicii, two from each of the
three wards, and a mayor elected at
Inrgo, the mayor to appoint thu mar
shal and fire chief. Tho new charter
will embody up to date fcaturcH not
PoskohhciI by tlio present one. It woh
decided to hold an annexation elec
tion for that part of town lying south
of the Southern Pacific track and
west of the south line, at prcHont not
Included In tho corporate llmltH. A
petition asking for such tin election
will he presented to thu council at a
Hpcclul meeting next Monday evening.
As mooii ah the necessary publication
of notices can be made tho questions
of annexing this territory and of
adopting or rejecting tho new char
ter wll Ihu submitted at special elec
tions. Harold Iiwer met with a very
painful accident near IiIh father's
ranch on Sardine crook Wednesday
evening. He wan driving a team
hitched to n sled loaded with hay,
and was sitting on tho load. While
crowd hk a polo culvert, one of th(
polcH flew up and tipped thu sled for
ward, throwing tho boy ahead upon
tho slugle-trees. Thu horsott took
fright and ran away, dragging tho
boy. part of tho tlmo beneath thu
died, about a hundred yards before
they broke loose He was badly
bruised about tho scalp, and receiv
ed superficial scratches and bruises
all over the body.
FEW B1PLETTS
GOIN
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FORWARD
California Fruit Distributors Report
8hlpmcnt of Twelve Cars Durlntj
Past Week Fruit Still Too Green
to Be Atlracilvc.
Tho California I'rult Distributors
under ditto of Hiicrunenlo, July 8 re
port uh follows:
Tho following glvtH number of earn
of declduotiH fruit shipped from all
point In Callfornln for tho week (7
days) ending Frliluy morning, July
7th, 1U1I.
ChorrloH: 17 cars. This fruit Is now
nearly done.
Apricots: 37 1-2 cars. A llttlo more
than half as inuny curs wero shipped
this week uh during thu preceding
one. Scattering shipments will con
tinue to go forward for tho next few
days. Movement lust year was 290
cars. It is doubtful If It will reach
a total of 22G cars for the present
season.
PoucIioh: C3 cars. Again this week
u sIlKht Increaso In shipment Ik not
iced. It probably will be considerab
ly greater during tlm coming seven
days, when a movement of approxi
mately 100 cam Is expected. St.
John and Hales now constitute the
bulk of the movement. They will
continue In ample supply during the
next ten days mid wi'l bo followed
by Imperial and hurly Crawford. A
few boxes of tho former have already
made their nppearance.
Plums: 141 3-4 cars. Tho plum
movement Is now In full swing. All
plums being shipped now aru of fine
quality and many of them grade as
fancy. Thu crop of plums In tho river
districts, and In Placer county, will
not bo ns heavy us expected earlier
In thu Heauon.
Pears: 12 3-4 cars. A few Dartlott
ure now going forward, but tho fruit
Ih still too Immature In mom canes to
lerlully Increase during the coming
week, and tho quality will Improve
from day to day.
Thoro Ih no chanco In tho grape
situation, which combine generally
very fine. A llttlu mildew Is belnR
reported In thu Irrigated districts, hut
having been quickly cared for, will
probably not affect tho output.
Thompson Seedless Crapes aro ex
pected to move out of tho Imperial
district next week.
L08T
t.OBT -About .turn IS, koIiI frntnqi, Kry"
Alok liH Kfii-ctnoleH, lnvft at thin
errici! rind get reword. Hi
I.OHTt.nrKn hmI push 'curt, tnkon
from front of Airdrop! Uookstorn.
Klmlur notify this office nnd rrodv
reward.
F03 EXCHANGE.
IMal ZsUU
V(H K.XOMANOn Hertford and subur
ban property, ranches, timber lands
tor other property. Address Box W,
care Mall Tribune.
VOH HXtMfANaj-"Klvo loin. vUitw In;
dlfep-nt imrt of clly, to fxchnnxe
for I'ortlnnil property. Iri'iiiirc at
York & Co. Jg
FOR SALE OR RENT
KOIl HAM! on HUNT Two-room plus
IcpmI li'iuso, clovt In: lTin to unit. In-
Itilrc box 71, Mull Tritium;.
FOR RENT
Varnished Jkooms.
VOn ItKNT !ol furnished rooms. 126
Bouth Oukdale. 96
TO ItHNT Hullo of rooms rilcoly fur
nished with bath. T'hona 6652 or
call 401 West Second street. if
VOll HKNT Hlc-eplnc rooms, 12.00
nnd I2.B0 jwr ww-k. 343 North ivy
street. it
VOlt Itn.NT Nlc!y furnlsbod room
hot nnd cold water, hath; close In
IS Houlli Mistletoe. 1'hono itti. i',
VOn KENT Furnished rooms for trans
Innts. No. 10 N. Grape street, nexl
to Farmers' & Krult Orowui" bank.
FUN ItKNT At the Cottage, moden
furnished rooms equipped with prlvali
telephone service, hot and cold run
ning water, sleeplna: porches, bath ac
commodatlons and heat If desired. (9'
West Tenth at Phone call prlrat.
exchange 141.
Houses.
CENTRAL POINT ITEMS.
Colonel Frank Kay, Dr. C. It. Hay,
If. C Stoddard mid Frank lxdor
wero hero on liiisinoHti Sunday niorn
tng. J. A. Kilhuru and wifo are here
t'rnin Prospoet visiting, friends.
Mih Mary C. Mee, 11 n. Hecbc, L.
I lat field, W. T. Stidhain and J. S.
Harnett Kpont Saturday morning in
Mcdford.
W. W. Kdington of SnmV vulloy
visited friends hero on Sattirtlny.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Aikin of Wood
villu iicuomimuied Mr. and Mrs. J.
YV. Myers to Prospect Saturday even
ing going by auto.
V. H. Hopkins, Ward Hopkins, Mr.
Wilson, si, Wilson brothers, S. A.
Pnttison and If. W. Lindsay were
aniopg the luany Central I'ointors
in Modford Salurday aftonioon.
J' C. Fuhrer and fnmily loft for
Long Hoaoli, Cal., Saturday aftonioon
uud will probably locale in boutlieni
California.
Mr. mid Mrs. Hugh Porter have re
turned from their trip -to J'ortlund
ami northern points.
Central Pont was woll ropresontod
at Asliluud Sunday among whom
wero Mr. and Mrs. K. l). Fnrra, Miss
Campbell, Fred Farra, W. B. Kahlor,
Ktlward Kohler 4tud W. It. Newman.
A. J. Duiilap and wife T. J. Taylor,
Kstlior Pankey, Oraee Smith, C. i'an
key, fl. H. Gregory were ainong the
Central Poiuterfi who sjiont Sun
day ii) Modford.
Miss Fay Doford of Shins valley
visited friends hero Sunday,
AEROPLANE AND WIRELESS
TO FIGHT FOREST FIRES
LKWISTON, Idaho, July 10.
Aeroplnnes and wireless telegraphy
may be used to combat forest fires
In tho northwest, according to Major
Frank A. Kenh, who passed through
hero todny on his Way to Uolso to
moot Assistant Chlof Forester Wil
liam Potter of Washington, who will
confer thero with all tho forest re
serve supervisors. Plans will bo dis
cussed for tho prevention nnd sub
Jugatlon of forest fires.
FOH ItKNT Modi-rn seven room house
corner Highlit nnd Orap streets. Kec
I. V. Thomas. 718 West Alain St. 9
FOH ItKNT A flv.-rooin furnisher
rottaKD for rent closo la. on paving
all modern, rent. 3S. Tumy, 201
Oarnett, Corey bldjt. 91
FOH HKNT New bungalow on avei
street, conslstlni; of I rooms, nl
bath, complete; rintry hall and twr
iHirclien; 118 iter month. Also four
room houxv for til, connected wltl
sewer nnd city water Address A. U
X.. euro Mull Tribune. 9I
FOH HENT Bevcn room buncalou
modern. Xve W. IL Everhard. 909 W
Ninth, phono 871.
FOH HENT No. 607 8. Central, a sev
en-room bouse, with bath, electrlr
light, large closets, bedroom on first
floor. Apply to 229 N. Barllett st.
FOH HKNT House. The bungalow 1
nm now occupylnc on Park avenuo wll'
bo for rent July S; seven rooms; lars
screened kitchen and sleeping porches
house can b seen from 10 to 3. Tele
phono 71. Harry H. Tuttle.
FOH HENT 6 room modern house. In
quire No. 60 North Oranee.
Xousekteplos; Xooma
KOIl HKNT Housekeeping roomi. 45
North Ilartlctt slroeU 91
Fl'HNISIIKD light housekeeping rooms;
hot nnd cold wutvr; bath. S31 West
I'alm. 9J
FOH HENT Sulto of four housekeep
ing rooms; modern; well furnished.
716 Welch street. Inquire at Jnck
son street store. 97
FOH HKNT New 7 room modern house,
rent reasonable, post office box 99
city or call at 720 Welch street.
FOH RENT 2-room suite housekeep
ing rooms; bath; gas. 222 Bouth Holly
FOUND
FOt'Nt White pomerunlnn. Owner can
Imvo Hiune on payment of this ad
vertisement. Apply to J. T. Urondley.
9S
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
FOH SAI.E 20 rooms, furnished new
Inst your, boarding and lodging, good
locution near station. $900; rent $35.
AddroHS 139 Fourth street, Ashland,
Oregon.
Business Property
FOR 8AI..E OR RENT Oood opening for
general merchandise store tn new
town with $15,000 monthly payroll, on
railroad, 12 miles from Medford. Gold
Ray Realty Co., 206 W. Main.
FOR SALE
Konses
KOIl MAl.li Our point building, cor
tier Hlxth nnd Fir streets, Hlg Fines
Lumber Company. 02
! Sstau
KOH HAMJ In Moonvlllc, Smns Vnlley,
Or, two lots with goqd bnrn nnd seven
acres of lund, 1-2 In alfalfa; also
other town property. For particulars
address or phone Mrs. At. K. Gardner,
Horns Valley, Or.
FOH HAM: Uarden and fruit tract, 1
14 acrtf, house furnished; enn give Itn
iticdlntfs possession; loaded with fruit
and flnn garden truck. Inqulro 60 N.
Ornngo Rtpwtt.
HANCn FOH HAI.K 10 acres In Hams
Vnlley, Or ; thrK) miles from postof
flcc; about ten seres In fruit, mostly
npplen, In bearing; flvo living springs
of water on the place; beautiful loca
tion; terms reasonable. For particu
lars address or phonn Airs. M. B. Gard
ner, Hm Valley, Or,
LOOK AT TIHH Here Is a chnnco to
got a good farm cheap; homestead
relinquishment, this county, near the
Houthern Pacific Hallrond. SO ncres
good new S-rooru house, frama up for
barn, 21x32. 12-ncre cleared and In
crop, living water, 60 fruit trees, 1
chicken houses. I'laco alt fenced and
cross fenced, owner obliged to go
away, will nell cheup; less than lm'
provements cost. For full particulars
cult on or address Heaver Realty Co.,
Ashland, Oregon.
FOR SALE Jackson county lands In
Rogue river valley, Oregon, by the
Jackson County Realty company, IL AI
Coos, manager. Offlcs In darnott-
Corey building, room 217. Farm lands,
garden lands, fruit lands, stock
ranches, large and small tracts of Im
proved and unimproved lands. Oflce
phone 6691: residence- 141.
KOH HALE 205 acres alfalfa land, all
Irrigated and In cultivation on maca
dam road. 8 miles from Klamath Falls,
1 1-2 miles from town site on Modoc
Northern one mile from railroad; Ideal
for subdividing; price $21,000. For In
formation address box 415 Klamath
Falls, Oregon. 112
Bostons Txofmrty
FOR HALE Choice business property
at a bargain, on long time; easy terms.
Address Condor Water A- Power Co.
Xlsc lias ecus
OR KALE Little pigs, at Table Rock,
near school house. Addre.ix Central
Point. Plione 117. J. N. Lydlard. 98
'OK 8ALK Household furniture: bar
gain. C07 Kouth rtninllton street. 92
KOH SALE Cheap, new 1911 four cylln
der C pasiienger. 30 horse power; four
door touring car. Only used a couple
of months and as good an new. Cash
only considered, as owner Is leaving
town. Addrts Box IS, care Afall Tri
bune. "OH HALE Self-feeding hay baler, in
good repair. See A. A. Davis.
eOR RALE Abreedlng pen of six pure
bred white leghorn hens and a rooster;
alt hatched In 1910; also have a few
leghorn cockerels. Home phone 2007
near Jacksonville. Mrs. E. E. Oman.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Accountants.
tJ-.lu. VVOOlOenerl acuouniHilu tour
-?2??"r "t?I nnd kept for a fOAflimnbls
figure; your business solicited. Of flea
M nil ford Mall Trlbun.) Hulldlng, phono
8611. resldnnen phono 1601.
, Assarer ana Analyst.
. ft.ylTil i1' 'rsf-jjuTrv-.-7n
nlyllcnl work. I'nment nn.l itspln.lt
iJ, ,.-.i "r"t. "iiulpped assay office
and testing Inbornlory In Oregon. All
.work gimrnnteml Ornnts Pnns. Or.
MAuT'lfM'
Attorneys.
A IHVH 11 YlHd WN-rawyeTTte1n:
coLvm . uriAMKh wrai. coivig, d.
L. Heames.Ijwyers. Offlco MeiUord
NaMnklmymuj
A'bmidVngi,b'S:E''wy""i,lirnBU-t!oro'
MULKKV & CHKitUV71frF71TtTrtrnv
JIBO. W. CIIKUHV, JLVyers'prno;
.;. m mi Hiuui nnu rwjrnil emirtt
I!"",""4..1,1 "",I ,2 Jackson County
itunn i'ltiff
y
Billiard Parlors.
H. T. DROWN A CO. DllllanlB rtirnr.
Hall building. A nice, cool lacg to
spend tho hot afternoons.
BUI Posters.
tiirth i .otdorn promptly filled.
J,TxiVorTo2oQntnty " bU,,dl
Cigars ' ana" Tfdtacco.
'"iSJtftiA tife mSk-oli-ousT
Contractor aud Builder.
AM. kinds of carpenter Work. Contract
or day work. 2li Cotirt sU A. V,'.
itlsti. ,
Pnrnltar.
H. V. WILSON & CO.. dealora In now
w"ae."'TgnVrUririJS
MISSION FURNITUHB WORKS Cr".
SfiM.fn'if ,BBdl."r streets," JteTfo?.C
".,-..-: " " ius. a irtai onir
solicited.
ranges, ew ami second hmui r,ni.
jure cads' old aland. J8 Fir atrMt
South. Phone 91. Home UX.mt3&
ford.
Orsnlte Worka.
HMR "AY GRANITE CO.. 21 Weirf
Main Btreet. manufacturers and deli
ers m monumental and building gj
He. crushed granite, common brfc
Sw,-and!.C,t C0ar8 "" ttd
ers In preswd brick and llml Offft.1
FOR SALE Furnishing for eleven
rooms, all for house keeping. Leaso on
house. Call at 711 North Central ave
nue. 93
IFOR SALE Full-blooded Jersey cow.
giving milk; price, 50; or trade for
good horse. C A. Pankey, CtrrTtral
Point, Ore. 96
Klatag Machinery.
r 7 CALHOUN of PhoenlT-Or"
MUllc. " "
E3IILY T. STANDEFOR'i). examiner fo?
the New England Conservatory of
nu;,10.81,0"' "a"""'. !lan,7nnd
musical hlBtory. Studio. 215 North
Oakdale. phone 7211. ,?i "
Hotary PnhUe.
HELEN N. YOCKEV. Notary public'
VOll SALE At fine second hand safe
nt a bargain. Address" box A29, Tri
bune. 36
WANTED.
Miscellaneous
WOOD WANTED Several car loads of
four-foot wood wanted In exchnnge
for pianos. Apply at Eiler's Music
UouHe. Medford, Ore.
WANTED A good, serviceable horse
and buggy for country use. Addp'ss
Foothill Orchard. 93
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Offices for Best
FOH HENT Fine office rooms. Enquire
of Young & Hall. tf
FOH RENT Over tho postoffic with
heat and light See A. A. Davis.
Its propo.r, deserved pntronngo until
there ih n move in the timber IiiikIk
liiul tho creotion of iimnufnotorioa
uml tho shipment ol timber.
RANCHES
14 acres, close In; 4 ncres In alfalfa; 10
acres in 2-yenr-olil orchard; $275 acre.
t 1-2 acres In 8-year Newtowna and
Jonathnns; good crop; 6-room house;
water right with placo; storu opening;
cneap for quick sale,
TRADE
70 ncres, 65 under ditch, 25 In apples
mm pears in 3 year, 3 1-3 miles out.
$135 acre.
20 acres, 18 In pears, close tn fine build-
Ing Rita and view,
160-acre stock and slfalfa ranch: 150
acres tillable; under ditch; $75 per
cro; take Income rropcrty.
120 acres raw land; all flno fruit land;
tako any good property.
5-reora bungalow for ten acres,
fine 7-room bungalow, modern; take
small tract.
$0 acres, tlllublo; $2000; take town prop
erty, to acres, cleared; tako residence In
trado.
810 acres Roguo river: SO acres bottom
under dltolt; tako town property.
Flno 200-ncro ranch or any portion; 60
ncrusMn orchard; tako good Incomo or
rosldcnco property.
.Modern 8-room house, 3 lots, on paving;
tako a fow ncres Hear creek bottom
soil under ditch.
3 fine close In lots for raw Inml.
30 ncres Dear Creek bottom for Dakotah
land.
StO acres, Applegnto Volley, water
right, all tllltiWe, tuko city property.
17 acres, In pours unit alfalfa; good
ImiiKu'loiv; tuko city residence up to
$3,500.
HttO acres, Sherman County, GO acres
wheat and nlfalfa. bulldliiKH, crop
rocb, tnlco wlley property.
$30,000 In UorUoly and Oakland prop-
orty for hlllsldo fruit Innd,
WANTED
Ulrls for general housework.
City and ranch propurty U list.
Hunch hnuds.
L F. A.
MM
BOOM M
rxcrra avzuanra
FOR RENT Office rooms tn Electric
bldg., modern equipment, steam heat,
lectrlo light, baths, toilet, hot and
cold water. Gold Ray Realty Co.. 216
W. Main st.
Parma
FOH RENT Farms from 40 acres to
400 acres, alfalfa land, fruit ranches
garden land, general farming ranches
Gold Ray Realty Co.. 31 W. Main.
WANTED Position by experienced
young man bookkeeper: understands
stenography. Address "Ready," Mall
Tribune. 93
WANTED Any kind of work, sewing or
light washing, work guaranteed. Ad
dress COS South Newtown street. 9S
. Traintd Harm.
. i 1 1 a i . h' i irii.oi .
- - "". . I .!. Ii n --- ..
. Stevens. San FranclHCo. Cal. ' nc
. Ifnrs tries. " "
MFS?.N "V"HE-Cut flow!
E. Main. Phnn;?yiuuoery Du,. 2J
QhnEU NOIISERIES-Our trees a
MalneraSr 0fnCe JNo lH
CO.. Inc. Growers of hiph .J.if "5
sery stock. Office 104 a ' F l7. ri nth
Phones.
Phyaldana ana Bnr-on- "
WANTED Position on ranch by man
and wife References. Address R. F.
D. 1. Ilox 38. 95
WANTED Situation by competent ao
countunt and flnnnclat man. Address
box 19, cam Mall Tribune. 94
HELP WANTED.
Hlp Wanted Mala
Miscall an teas.
FOR RENT Garden land In tracts
of from ono acre upwards, with
water for Irrigation. Owner will
furnish team and Implements for cul
tivating and seed for share of crop
Inquire of Butfum, Rogue River Elec
trlo Co., 316 W. Main sL
,rOR LEASE Fishing, boating and hunt.
Ing resort on easy terms. Box 32,
Mall Tribune.
FOR SALE.
Xots
FOR SALE Ono of tho most desirable
lots on EitBt Jackson Htreet. com
manding a superb view of Medford.
close in; slxo. 60x120 feet; sower and
witter In; street being paved. Address
A. H. X cur Mull Tribune. 94
AT COST Ono lot, 5 blocks north ot
depot. Inquire No. 5 East Third st. 90
Boasts
FOH SALE Almost now five-room
modern bungalow, at cost. Inquire
218 llentty street. 94
FOR SALE Three room house, largi
lot. oloso In; price tight, terms. no
522, phono Main 6002.
FOR SALE 2-story modern house, '
rpoms and reception hall, large
porches, stationary tubs, 3 toilets
bit tit, good woll, second floor rear
perch, glnss and screened for sleep
ing room, piped for gas, II. and C
water and electrlolty, flno gas range
2-ntory burn, 2 stalls nnd auto room
stock and chicken corral, lot 57x200
4 beautiful oak trees woll locutod as tc
shade, flno luwii, roses and assorted
fruit treoH; a rare bargain In prlct
and termsto quick buyer. J. R. Ander
son, 401 South Newtown.
WANTED Carpenter familiar with
making mission furniture and wood
working. Address Buffum, care Rogue
River Electric Co,
WANTED Salesman fot exculslve ter
ritory. Big opportunities. No expe
rience necessary. Complete line Yak
ima Valley grown fruit, shade and
ornamental stock. Cash weekly. Out
fit free. Toppenlsh Nursery Company,
TAnnAnlih. Vimh-
l?pprirnb?dni8uf0OTi
urgeoS: LO"CKVOOD, physician and
PSSiS!. seafeoTO
Sk " -' ?vMT?ord.
u ui.eaBJo fifc!?!SSagrjB
"lco 216 E.' Main' .TrTit u u,rottl-
WANTED Salesmen tn every locality of
tho northwest; money advanced week
ly; many make over $1000 month
choice of territory. Yakima Valley
Nursery Co., Topentsh. Wash.
Xlp Wanted Psmals
VANTED First-class cook and laun
dress; wages, $35. -urs. J. F. Reddy,
Queen Ann addition. 90
WANTED Woman for general house
work, one who can cook. Wages $30
per month. Apply Buffum. Rogue
niver Electric Co., 210 W. Main.
MONEY TO LOAN
WANTED Married lady hotlsekeopcr lit
woll located county homo, customary
wages. Address Box 75, route 1, Ccn
tral Point. 95
MISCELLANEOUS
lOARI) Good table board at 310 North
Bnrtlott, 3 blocks from business cen
ter. 111
HCELS POST 15o delivery city;
messenger service lOo city. Phones
7001: Home. 242; residence. 3311.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
DRS. SAUNDlJTl'J ' A Mn'nnTu,.,-..1
hCrVr,m',0 JX. no7e SS
Corey building.- Both DhonVL UttrneU'
LtAYiKii & IRLE-Chrropractors. 63"s"
Calness Mdloln. -
CIil!?W YOONG;S-5h7FiTe medicines will
euro rheumatism, catarrh, colds soli.
Paralvsnf' $&?" ,"&& &t
poraij ais, .private diseases and all
Kinds of chronic and nervous ailments!
phono && wytf?.
Printers and PnbUahr.
MEDFORD PRINTING CO.. has tho best
liJm35afWKS8a
Banimor Resorts.
nvilBH SULPIttiirsT'TUNGHSlInlmTr
resort; hunting, fishing, bathing
stream; home cooking, Address Wal
lacu Gulbreath. Woodvllle, Or. 100
Bttnographers.
ELLA M. .UUANi'ASV-TuTnl BTocE
btenographlo work dona quickly and
ArohUoi.
fOTTNS & TURNER, Archlteots and
Builders. Office 7-8. JS'J Main; phou
XIatn 3471. Resldenoe phone 744
jovnrr.Tt ni3vn.tr&"wEsTrATciri t ears;
2H7 nnd -US Oarnott-Corey building. ,
Abstraots.
tOOHK RIVER VALLEY 'ABSTRACT
TITLE CO.. INC., Jacksonville. Phones
Pacific, Mulu 11 Home 2006.
.Uihtj U J. 1UNUSTON, 403 Garnett
Corey Building. Offloo phones: Hume
V:i. X'aCKIO 03,11.
1301.
Hesldouco, Pacific
Blgns.
VALLEY SIGN A'dVEHTISINO CO.'S
SIGNS will help build up your bust
ness. Phone 802. 18 Riverside svenim
team Basting. " '
U. O. PONTING Steam and hot wa
tor heating, dry kiln and power work.
Satisfaction guaranteed, Estlmntss
given. Phones; Pualfla 4601, Home
124-L, residence PaclflU 44C2. llQt 434,
37 South Central avenuo, - Modford,
Oregon, . , .
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