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TW9jhfrWffWlT"j .I MFiDFORD MATL TRTT3UNE, MEDFOUD, OltKOOX, AVWIWFBHDAY, ,TANtTATfY 0, 1915. PAGE sum? . ... - i M V ASHLAND PLANS SUGAR BEET MEET I AKIII.ANI), .Inn. II. In lint with n iloleilillllittiuil In limi'.t Hit Imm'I ngnr movement for all II ih win Hi, 11 meet ing will In lifhl In MiIh cilv mi Knlnr ilny, .Inniinry II, ut 2 in, i Ml tlir cilv hall. A sugur 1, ui 1 1 will l(t on luiiul (n ilcinoiislrulo the. merit of the iiliui, llllil t'Vi'r, hotly illleiolci i epecl nllv uignl In uttcuil, If mil inloies'. cil, coino iiml t iulcieslcil. 0' nil lllll oVl'llllllCll lllllllH wlliell llllVl' I'll. gngoil Hi' atti'iiliiin nl' tin1 oninniiiu lly fur years pant, this mil' takes llui li'iul iiiHoi mi iih I'lilllvatiini, uinikiiiiiK mnl tiimnil'm'ttiilii" Ih coiieenied, In (lie meantime, the sooiolary of tin ('oiiiuniciul club is soinliin.' mil invl tiiliniiH to all luuchcrs mnl oilier cut tlvaloiH nijting (Ik-mi to lie in uttciid- IIIICO llllil llt-tll llll ploji'l't discussed. Petition for I'liiu-r A ii'lition, signed piuclleullv liv cvoiv member of FirM Company, Const Artillery Coips 0. N. (I., ir this city, is liciug forwarded lr iior Wilhyeoinbo, iisklng tliat Adju (mil (li'iii'i'iil Finrorlit' reappointed on tlic gmi'intir'ri staff. Tin' nrlill'eiy hoy refoguiti uiorit, mnl think tlinl a ithiiuge fn llnil nflii'i' at HiIk par lii'iilnr linn' wonlil wink to tin' iltiii- ini'iit of tlin seiviec. Till ai'tion hIioiiIiI serve iih a hint to other orpin iri'limiH hiniilarlv iiirlmi'il. Tin' Conuncreinl chili hi'hl a tlesul Ion session .Moiulnv cveninir. A tmr linn of it procecilingH threatened to usur- llin erogntive of ooimrosn insofar n ineieuMiig tin militurv nimamcnt mnl mixing in the Colom-l-iiii Imbroglio I I'linri'iiii'il. When it I'mili' to discussing tin' viltllt'S of lillilu wilier, lio wm it, ami the nilvis. ahility of "lacing It on lap at San Francisco during llm exioition, tin' orKuuixutiou got down n hrus lucks, having ihil'li'il into lt- roper sphere, mnl talked business with a iiu char-nelcti-lio of the hnnxliiig -niiit. .Motor TIiIiik or PiiM The week or pmjor begun Jiiim nry I. The Ministerial union is be hliiil the laoveinent, none or the cviin gcliral churches being barred. The series biginK with three services at the I'li'xliyterian eliuieh, folliiweil hy thire at the HitplUl. In the mean time, a gcminl rci.mil uiocpicnl to storm the ciliiilcl of nin is being plnmicil. "Kom'v" was right. The Sonthein Pacific inolor Is a thine of the past an Hir iim thin tenitory it concerned, lint iIk citcnce wns pintnugrtl two iImvm heyoml the spun, il- tlicoiilinn ancc haunt; occurred on the ,'tli in Men. I of the lid. The t urn Initio U looked ami the nit tiensure in the uptown tenniiial stutinn lime lieen Kiinovi'il to the union ilepot for mi To keeping. ConRi'hleil trnlTie on uper Water Htreel is a tiling of the past, l'oliee have heen it'iaovetl from that iletail nl-o. About the onlv nlti of life irniuiuiiiu: in that iieiuhliorlioinl i- tlie trmiH.eontuental rofriuciatortf iih they hack up to the cnM-Mni'iip' plant for icIiiK'. On (he other haml, there i a Nitifeit of trne on Kurlli Main Mreet hy (he piAoliue wamiH which make a .'ll-niinnle hehriluln he Iweeu this city mnl Meilfoitl, Inning put out of eoiniuihMiou mi iinpoitant Miniee of a urcut lailway wyhleni. llauilte.H for Wntnlen lu ImckiiiK .loe Kmiillert for name wiihIcii, to succccil the late Arthur llulihaiil, (he local (Inn ami Itml club, which include within it h rankn the foremost of AhIiIiiiiiI'h true HporU uieu, me eeiluin they have the riuht iiimi for the iiht place. Familiar with eonililioiiH necesarv ( make u ilpelent ol'lieial, thix experience in htieiiKtheneil hy a lun- "en ice in kv einniciit einplo ih n ftnet ranker. He icmiIch in thix city. (Iwiu Ituller, in roumlin the I'laxn with hi- car .Monday eveniiiK, iniulu a mi-i'iic nl ihe helm ami pailially land cil on the meeiiMwaiil near the inom niiul roiiutain, The hotly of the ina chine cHciiptd, lint the linht-hmul riniiiiiiK Kl'i" wl'ii'li Imili'il ilil" I1" cuili looked iih lluuiph it hml come into coul.ict with a (lerniau siihnui linc. Nuhoily hull nnionj? tint oeen. paiilH, whn. heMitliM the ilijvcr, lucliul ctl I wo piihicnpirH. No i'iuimh could ha nHhiuetl for Ihe ininhji except that the party hml jut letuinutl from Medford. v KiiMorn Htar lif-talN Tuiwday evening, Alpha C'linpter, No. I, Older of the Karttern Stiir, was favtned with an official visit from Mih. Nellio MeClowmi of Meilfoitl, worthy Ki'aud iniiiron of the .order, llor cVcort wiih Kate Vouuk. Helen Miukler iiml Mary H, Orr, ulrio ineni hei'H of Keauu's Chnpter, No. 0(1, of Motlford. The ocpiihIoii of Ihe irrnnil iiialronV ilt wiih dm iuhtalbition of the officer of Alpha Chapter, after which event a hocial reunion wiik in order, mutual foliciliilionw weiti vx chanm'il and dolicimiN lefreshuienlH served. The (itleudauce wan lnro. JMi-h, Ijoht'ila Kvuii) is tlio nowly in-, SATURDAY Hlullcil proxiillnK nlflcor of Ihu local chapter. EDEN PRECINCT Mr. i ml Mrn. A. II, FlHhor ami Mr. ami Mm, John Mimt miorit IiihI Huh ilay with frlomlH In AhIiIiiiiiI. Mr, n ml Mm, .1, F, Worlman niu wlfo or foulh MoiUortl "miont lnnt Humliiy In AhIiIiiiiiI, kuorIm of frlendN, Mr, ami Mih II, (I, Hhearur of Mcil fonl werti micHtH of Mr, ami Mm. C. Caioy IiikI Humlny. Mm. V, T, llarnum wim In I'hmiulx Momlay nfternoon. Mr. ami Mm. K. O, llcniio of AhIi IiiiiiI wuru wt'cli-niul vlitltom with Mm. ItenHti'R pnrantn In North Talent, Mr, nml Mm, .foo Under wont to Kaulo Point Humlny to vImII Mr. Itml er'ii hrother ami (tinier for n few ilii)n. Mm. W. It. Coleiunn of Mcilford vlHltotl Mih. Arthur Furry one day hint week. Ilay In iU'IUiik xrnroi In tlio val ley, partlet from Anliluiut are buying of C. Cnrey In North Talent, hnulliiK Hint illHtiinrc mid rritellltiK It, The lirlco pold lu AhIiIiiihI Ik-Iiik 1 10 I'er ton. Hovcral pleio of Hiimtr beet Inml hnve cbniipetl linmlH lu (ho vicinity of tnlent Intely. More are hIkiiIuk Up to rnl'H' beiitH lu tlio hint fow ilnj'M, Wo nro norry to iiuuouiicu Ibo ilenth or MlM H K. Cope or Phoenix, Minn Cope will lio Rrently mlniicd, nn Him wan a wry ncllve wonmn In nil of the public affnlrn or Ihu town, lierlnlly Hie public ncbool. Him wan nn nrilcnt W. C, T. U, worker, nml bail been the l.'hoeiilx correitpamleut for (he Mall Tribune for the pnnt threw cnrn. Funeral ncrvlrcn on VWilncmlny, burlnl In tlio riiocnlx reiiielery, Nilnierotin petly thertn nrn n week ly orciirreme In I'IiohmiIx nmt nenr l rlalty. One imin hml n calf ntolen rrom bin Imru lot Innt week. Tbo Knglo biilltlliiK w broken Into nml n mo urnlu nml other nrtlclcH tnknn. A lot or bncon nml bnuin were ntoteii rrom tbo ilepot. Jlcnlilen a check bo lui: forKcil upon one or tlio IiiihIiicmi men of tbo town. It neonu that (bu rlmrlty extomled ut Chrlntmnn hml the wroui; effort. IMilciitly mmui one wan wIlKlitcd, I FLOUNCE ROCK FRILLS I f .Mabel HmiMMi npcnl xevrnil niyhlM of IiikI week with the .Manniiiu' KilK Fltiieucc ami Orn DilHWorlh re turned to the valley Thnrwlnv after xpondinn the holiila.vM itilin rela tile here. .Mi-H I la l.ee l.ytle came home Thurxday front Mcdfonl, when) slio pnit the lanl few weokw. Itimcoo I)a S- cmue up to hi work at the Ulrich ranch Weiliichdav lifter MpcmliiiK Niiiiin with home folkw near Derby. .Mr. nml .Mm. licit Iliinbiilh;iin at leniled (he New Year dance ut Trail and furnihcil Ihe iiiiimc. NcImiii Nyu uimle a trip to rent nil I'oiut the fiot of lnt week. Mr. ami .Mm. .1. F. Ditnworth cave a ilinner TucMlay to .Mr. and .Mm. Vnuchau ami family and to Frank DilrtWorth'M household, (luy t'nbley t'liuic over Friday to vinil bin wife. T. II. Ilininbntlinin went to 1'ivn M'ct Suuiluy In ualifv for jiihiien of (he peace. There was a masked tlanee ut the power plant Satunla- uit;lil. .Several from this hedinn iittendrd, Mis. Peyton jjiive u New Jenr din ner to the ImlicK of the W. ( T. V. ami their families. Owiii to the late ni't of the hour when ilinner was coui'lmli'il, thcie was no mcctiii).', mil a social one, hut all enjoyed that. The I.iinrelhuit Sunday school now has new my hooks containing some excellent pieces, rome out and help us shitf and Icaiii home new mhihs. Neurly every one cujovs siumujr, so if nil will come nml help "imike a joyful noiso" it will he vvi'.v interest iiiK. Slmtlav school officers for (lie coining year were elected Sumlav, II. I), Hlancliard was re-elected superin tendent; Mi. Peyton, assistant mi ierin(enden(; Kail Pevlon, seerelnry treusnrer; Mrs. Hlancliard, organist; Pearl Peyton, librarian; Mrs. Hits worth, I, eta Pcelor mid .lames Pey ton, touchers, nml (1. W. Kiucnid, jan itor. I WILLOW SPRINGS TWIGLETS Colonel MiuiH transacted husiurss in Meilfoitl Monday, It, W. F.hlon was in Meilfoitl Mon day a f ,oi noon, Mrs, ilohu SiM" has heen on the sink list this week. . Koy Dimlap spent the weuk 'uml with Merritt llounluml. Harry Davisson uml fmuilv were tliunur quests New Years day at the home of II. W. Klden. Several fiom Willow Springs at tended the program fjiven by the (Ireiitnr Meilfoitl club Monday nfter noon. t Mm. Frank MoICee and family en joyed the. l,o Hoy-Tahna-Uoseo enler taimnent at tlio Page theater Monday vvoninpr, The Parent-Teaehers' club met nl the. homo of M'rs. Taylor Satiinluy uftuiiiooiu A k""" proyvaiu ami huV'l oral subject weij discussed, The ilelieate rcfR'sliinciilH Were served nl Ihe close of business. L I. Norcrnss nml family, W. II. NoicroMH, wife nml ilminlitcr nml MisH Hind were ilinner miosis ol MIhm McNnsBcr, Hcccmhcr 211. Albert Foimiy nml llaiohl (liul imilisou attended the supper jjivoii for tliu Medford National (Inn ids In honor of tilt; new captain, llitn.v Vance, Mnmhiy Mr. nml Mrs. I), V. Stono nml Mr. and Mis, Myres loft on No. I.'l for parts in xoiiIIiimii Cnlifontia. They will visit the Kan Fiani'lsoo ami Kan Dit'Ko fails ami will remain for several iiioiiIIin. One of the famous eoiiuminily sup pers was held ut the lesldeiiee of W. A, Thompson this week. Those pur liclpalinj; Wcic the following fuiu ilies: Fiank Palmer, JFriiuk McKcu ami I), M. McNasHcr. A Christuins biirlesipie was the 1'ealiiin of the evc n'niL'. Adolf Strotibe ami l-Vd Htroube of Wheeler county visited Fit'd Ktrnube for seveial weeks and have ilopartcd for California. Thev expvul to re turn ulmiit the IiikI of Maich. Wi'dncsilay a rousing Hiitrur beet mectiui! was held at Urn sehoolhoiiso mid l.'il) aoics weio guaranteed for the culture. The (IraiiKo held u vcrv inlerustinir inccliii Thtithihit' t'veu'ui).'. The fo. low in" officers weie elected: Inline lluikliolz, woithy master; .1. W. ICI den, overseer; W. A. Cowley, lec tin er, etc. At the vihm of the btiM uess inei'liu a ini.xcil pinrnm was enjoyed by n Iiiikc audience amt Ihe New Year was noisily welcomed. GOLD HILL NUGGETS (From Ihu News.) Miss l.eltie (inhle of Icti'obc, Pa., arrived on ChristmaM icoiuini; nml rcinamcil until vveiiuOMiav nn tlic truest of Mm. I. van W. Smith mid fnmily. Latrobt) wa the fonner home of Mr. ami Mm. Sinit!;. .1. II. neeinnn hhinped n fifteen-ton car of sulphides to n Tncouia Muel ler the first of Ihe wo , Thrve Ions of the eoiiHimnnciil ven' from Ihe Hill Nye mine on (lulls creek, an I the remainder from Mr. H email's Luckv Hart on Sardine clock. Part of the shipment is hiiid to be very rich in values, ami the (,'cuornl average bliould make a i-plcndid return. Hre devastatrd the huupilnw home of II. White at Ashland on Situ day evenimr, cattMiijr a !" much in exetvs of $i;i(IO, which was the amoiiut of insurance curried. For a number of months the Whites have been n'-idents of (lohl Hill, where Mm. While js enpip-d as primary teacher. On Sunday Mr. White re turned to A "bin ml uml visited their home, building a fin' in the heating Move. He lett the Iioum for a shot I absence down town, ami upon hit re turn found the fiteiuen working to shve uis property from utter dot ruc tion. The properly i irrep.inibly dmunKed, while practically all furni ture uml pemonal effects weie de htroyed. Sunday school football is the plan evolved by Itev. C. S. Wharton of the M. K. ehtireh, who is enlisting nn eleven from the hoys' class. Kucli youthful member is reipiired lo simi a pledge to icfraiu from the iim of improper laiiKuam', to abstain from the use of tobacco in any form, or. iutoxieutiiiK liquor in any of it nu merous guises, uml to at all times hear themselves n young gentlemen. No difficulty has been eucouutuicd in securing candidates for gridiron honors, uml a coach will he selected to train the ynunfjstors. When the Sunday school stpiad is drilled into idinpo a clialloiigo will bo Umici) to neighboring towns for u soiio of ical games. Tlio December business inectiiig ami social of the ProijrcxMvo Ilihle class was enjoyed on Monday even ing by an itnusually Inrgo iiuiuher of in i' mbc m uml friends, ahout forty in nil. The following "rogram was pre M'uled: Original selections on mir ical bottles, Mr. and Mrs. Thorn; vio lin solo, I). II. Miller; leading, Mm. A, K. Kellogg; piano solo, Mrs. Hurt A, Adams; violin solo, Opal Hight; vocal solo, Italph Hubbard. Follow ing a short business meeting, an hour was very pleasantly spent in playing games uml stunts, after which the eomniitten served snmlwiclie, coflee and olives. The program, garnet, and luncheon wore nrrnnged, by a stag conuniltett consihting of Hint A. Ad ams, C. N, Shaver uutl U. 10. Wha,r (on. John Duggnii, a well-known piop cor tdiarnetcr of Siiiuh Valley, died ut the state hospital for the insane at Salem on Monthly. Ho wiih 70 yours of age and was committed to thai institution several years ago. Death is said to have been, caused b.y an aeuto attack of btomiu'h trou ble. For more than twenty yeius ho wns a resilient of southern Oregon. Tommy Anderson suffered a re lapse of, the prospecting fever last vvoekaml If now hi the Merlin dis trict panning gravel for the M'duet ivo 'colors." Tommy has a paitner whom he dehigualos iih "a iu"n from Montana," ami whose uamo is iiium; lerial to the business of tronsure huiiling, uuyjiow, The piutnera chiiml It have localcil a prnKpcct that prom ises well. Died.- At the homo of her son, J(. M. Coijk, on (lull meek, on Chnst imiH jlny, Mm. Ohvu Cook, aged 7? yearn, 10 iiioiiIIim uml 'ill days. Mm. Cook wn it unlive of Wisconsin, hut for tunny years had been u loident of 'f.wllk'Mt.OH'Ktiii. where Jiianv ohl- time friends nml pioneers tnouin her passing. Death win caused bv ill ness uml wenl.nesH incident in ox treme ago. Services weio hdil at the Hays' oemck'iv, where I bo i rum ins were laid lo icit on Smiihiy after noon, Mr. nml Mm. ('.'(', MclVrron are spending the holuluy sciihoii in this city as guests of rohilivon. .Mr. Me Ferron is the -on of Mr. and Mm. S, V. MoFcrren, while Mm. McForrcn is a duughter of Mn.vor am) Mrs. .1, II. It. Morelock. Ilotli t-rcw from child hood in .this cilv, ami the visit to the old home is the first in five yenm. For a number of years thev have been residents of Portluml, ami their present intention ih to locate in south ern California, oiobnbly at I .ok An gclcs. L ABHLAND, Jnn C- The clly coun ell held Itn Initial meeting of tlio year Tiicnday nlKht, It being n very tame affair considering that everybody wnn expecting n lively nvsslon. tn proieuilliiKn bnrely romi to tbo IioIrIiU of mediocrity. Tlio complexion of tbo orgnnltntlon icmnlnn juit about the name an lnnt yenr, with the ex cnptlon tbnt IHcrcI replaces Heaver Ip (ho Third ward. CunnlnRbnm re malun the nentor an well nn the men tor of the council; Ware Is tlio ora tor nt least he docs the talking; Cornelian, tlio nphlnx; Anhcrnft, tlio counselor, nnd Wcrth wants lo know (bo wherefores, t remains to !o seen what pone Ulcftrl will assume. With tbo chief of poltroon guard nl tlio council chnmlier door, nntl two other members of the forco detailed lo wntch tbo stairway approaches, n Itrely tilt was expected In council pro c,ccdlngM. With the exception of IJort Oreer'H fervid apieal lu behalf or expediting the illHposal or tbo bond lithtie, the nenslou wan morn devoid or Incident than tbu average horv tco during tlio, iirevalent week of prnyor. J'lfl " Ileportod by Jackson County Ab trnct Co.. fllxUi and Fir Sts. Ittvil IMnto TnuiNfem It. Fnrnham et ux to F O. WU Hums et nl, lot la Galcy Add Anhlnnd. W. D, 250 Itonialn Fnrnbnm et ux to K. K. Philips, 10 ncres In T. 30 A. 1 B W. D 3,500 Jnrkhon County Hutldlng & Loan Assn. to U. M. Can ton, lot 3, blk. fi, HlKblnnd Pnrk Add. Medford, deed ... 10 Clara Mny (laRtion et ux to I,. M. Canton, lot 3, blk C, High Inml Park Add. Medford, W. I) 10 Paul Penrco to Mark WlnnlnK linni, mining claims tit T. 38 It. 3 W., Q. C. D 10 Mny M. llenrd et vlr to Polk Hull, truct in bcc 29 T. 37 It. 1 W. on !:. Main St., Med- rord. Q. C D 10 Joseph C. Hannah to Jasper II. Ilnnnah, SO acres In sec. S T. 35 It. 1 W.. W. I) 10 Mark WinnliiRlinm to Albert Andernnn et nl, mining clalniB In T. 40H. 4 W., Q. C, I) 10 Kdwanl U. WortbliiKton lo W. F. Owln, Ni or NWsec. It T. 3C H. I W., deed 1 lllils for Wood. School Dibtrlct No. 19 will receive scaled bids nt tbo office of tbo clerk until 10:00 o'clock it, m, January ICtb, 1015, for 400 cords of wood, ot cither body f(r, oak or laurel. Sanio to bo dollvorcd between Mny 1st, 1915, nnd August 15th, 1915. Smue. to bo delivered nt school build ItjRs.Ia said district. All wood must bo ui trom live trooa. Kach ntlck to bo four feet long nnd not lea? than olght, luetic; or more than ilft.tticlios jn jlJnmpter. W'ood to bo measured uu tbo grpundi aud nil mpasuromenta o bo Hatlstnctory to the "senior of weights and measuroa of Jnckson eounty," Tbo bonrd reserves tho rlpbt to re jeet nny or all bids. 2.4 G - II, S. STINR,-r ,. v Cjerk. FOR 8AMC Oil KXCHANGB ' Rogtio Itlvor Valley lriilt Ltnda. Dairy, stock, poultry ranehea '"and Timber. Colonization Tracts.' Best all-the-yoar-round cllmnto on const. Henlth Itofort. Wondorrul Medlrl mil HnrliiKS. HtNiver Realty Co.t Ashland, OrnoH. MUD'S m CONCI SWORN COURTHOUSENEWS ASHLAND FRUIT EXCHANGE HUBS ANNUAL 1 AHlll.ANI), Or., .Ian. (I. Tlio local Fruit anil Piodncc asot-i-utioii held itf nnmiul meeting luu unrv -, n ooil nttenibincc heiuir nri'i. ent nnd neaily (100 out of a total of 800 slinres being represented, Hi rectorH Hunter nml Wnrrmi were re tired, ami in their pi noes J. It. Mu Cnick"ii and Y. P. Schneider were chosen, .1. W. Milliter wih elected to Miieeecd himself. Mesnrs, Cornelius nnd Proseott are tho hobl-ovcir mem bers jn the directorate. Hercalter no htookholtler eau upvur on tiio scene uml vote a whole bunch of proxies, (hat privilege being curtailed to one proxy only. An amendment to the eouslilulion prevents any more voting of proxies in job lots. The malinger mode a report of busimit-s transacted the past year, home under nufnvor- iible conditions particularly as fur as the cuuuory is concerned. Hy the way, the canning factory has reverted to Dr. Swedfiiburp, who hns become versatile as n holding company, inas much ns he also controls mine.-, orch ards nnd muchex in addition to a lu crative medical nnd Mirgicnl practice. A motion to heartily co-operate with Dee in the operation of the cannery was carried with u vim. The associ ation generously appropriated 6200 to exploit choice fruit from this hO" tiou at the Panamn exposition. This appropriation bus heen a stnnttiin; one for y en t". hut the custom of lining it litis prevailed more in the breach than the observance. This exposition yenr, however, Professor Frohbach saw o it that the nsociution dng tip. The meeting on the whole wiik a success ful one. The only discordant note vvnK over tho selection of n tempo rary chairman, but this was merely n parsing riffle. Tho directors will hiion meet to select officers for the eiisiiiui; year, ami the knowing ones assert that a change- in the director ate prcMigc the choice or a new mali nger. xotici:. Notice Is hereby Riven tbnt the un dersigned will apply to tho city coun cil or the clly of MctUord, nt Its next regular mcetlnp January 19th, 1915, for a transfer of that certain llcenio No. SS9, Issued October 10, 1914, by tbo city of Meiirord, Oregon, to O. M. Sclsby, trustee, nuthorlzlng him to sell spirituous, vinous and malt II qtiors In quantities lens than n gal lon, nt his place ot business nt No. 13 South Front street, In said city, for a balnnce of tbo period ot six months from said October 10, 1911. Date of first publication January C. 1915. a J. CAU8TENS. CIjASSIFIKI) ADS. One cent per word per issuo. Six Insertions for prlco ot five. Fifty conts per lino per mouth without change. FOR RR.Mv-MOUSI FOR RUNT Thrco room furnlslied bungalow closo In, pleasant loca tion. Phone 779-J or call 527 S. Holly. FOR RKNT Six room modern bun gnlow, closo in, fine shade, range connected. Phono 930-X. FOR RKNT VURNIHHKl) ROO.MS FOR RUNT Furnished room in modorn house. Phono 372-J. FOR RKNT Largo, pleasant rooms with bent nml bntb. 2 nnd 2 50 per week. 15 North (Jmpo St. 250 FOR SALK REAIj ESTATK FOR SAl.K My ranch on Ross Lane. Will consider residence Jn Medford as part pny. O. AHder. 251 FOR SALK 320 ncres flno lnnd In eastern Colorado, Improved, for lnnd hero. G. Allder. 251 FOR SALK Flvo ucres well Im proved, closo In, tortus. Sco own er. P. O. box 285. 247 WHY? A word to tboso who nro coming hack. iJtnd (or tho past six months has been bunging nt rock bottom prices. A groat deal ot liquidation has takon plnco In thts tlmo. My bus. Inesa nlono In tbo last half of this yenr linn amounted to nonrly 1 100,000 I bellovo tbo Inst tour or flvo deals I hnov mndo ropresont nbbolutoly tbo bottom. Land with rental vnluo of $30 nn ncre will not long remain nt ?200 nil ncre. Thoro will be no boom but land values -will Improvo some. Good ronds, Irrigation, saw-mill, box factory, cheap power, sugar beets, cunning factory, good prices, satisfied customers, perfect days. Hurry, soo Medford first nnd J. c. barneSs Room 201, First National Hunk nidg. FOR IIIINT IIOUHflKKKI'I.Va JtOOMH FOR RFJNV--HonHok7cnKaWi-(;lo roomn, hent, Imth, phono free. 223, W. Mnln, 257 FOR SAf.ll .MYKStOCK FOR KALK -Must sell nt n sacrifice, flue cow, "M Joriioy. Phono 582-W. 21 FOR SALK llrcd sows and glltn from prl7o winning Duroc Jcripy hord, Jncknoti county fair: ano boars old enough fur ncrvlco nnd weanlings. L. II, Houston, one mllo west of Tnlent, phono 3-FI2, 2CI FOR SALK Rhnntn nnd plgfl, A. W. Stone, Jacksonville road. FOR SALB-KlKht flno rows, three year old belforn, fine team of work mares. Nairn Livery I'arn. 201 FOR SALK Span work homes, work 2C00, npnn work marcs, weight 1700, notation cow giving 40 lln milk. Cow coming fresh In January, Holntten nulls ono nnd two years old, threo yearling calves. 10 fat hogs, 13 broad sows, will fnrrow In Decombor nnd Jan uary, two ows with pigs, top buggy, almost now. J. T. Rnrrer ty, Tolo, Ore. 258 FOR SALK Atld for service, full blooded Jcrney bull. II. A. Gray. Jr., Orchard Home. 247 FOR SALK 3II8CF,L,IjANKOUB FOR SALK Loose alfalfa hay; also two buggies and two hacks. In quire Nnsh Livery Unrn, 271 FOR SALK Will be nt tho public market Saturday, Janunry 9. with some fine Plymouth Rock. Rhode Island Red nnd White leghorn cockerels. O, Allder, phond 732 J4. 2IS FOR SALK AlfaUa hay. O. Allder. Phone 732-Jt. 251 FOR SALK Dry fir nnd pine wood for sale cheap, writo box C5, Rogue River, Ore. 250 FOR SALK Cord wood, seasoned block oak. Prices right. J. Frank Carson, Butte Foils, Ore. 249 FOR SALK Kxtra dry wood, makes quick, hot (Ire. F. Oscnbrugge, Phono morning 191, Rlvcrsldo S. 401. FOR SALK 1914 Hupmobllo demon strator, a (Ino performer, cheap, 1911 40 h. p. Appcrson In good mechanical condition, two K. M. F.k In good order, one xtra run about body on one. For sale by Crater Lake Motor Car Co. FOR SALK Dry wood, under cover, nil kinds and lengths. Valley Fuel Co. Phono 7C. 252 HUSINKSS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALK A good buslncrs propo sition. Rest money maker In town for tho capital Invested. Write for price and terms nnd bo con vinced. Address box X., care Mall Tribune. 250 WAM'KII MTSCRbLArrnOCS WTED 1 Belgium" "barer highest cash price. Rcrt Johnson, 211 X. Ivy. 249 WANTED Have orders for llvo tur key hens nnd gobblers. Send de scription nnd price. Medford Poul try & Egg Co. 24 C HELP WAXlKr 3IAY,IC WANTED Man to run small saw mill, state wnges, semi references. Address U., enro Mall Tribune. 219 VANTKT MTUATIOXS WANTED Married man wantH posi tion on farm, cnpnblo to net ns foreman, hnvo bad two years exper ience In eastern orchards. Refer ences given. L. X, Firestone, Medford, Oro. 24S 11 I- MBl WANTED Position as housekeeper for bachelor or on orchard. Ad dress box G enro Mali Tribune 24C FOR KXCIIAXUh TO TRADE Ono houso nnd threo lotH for a second-hnuded automo bile well equipped and norno stock GIvo details tu first lcttor. Address 1250-H, caro Mall Tribune. 2 IS TO TRADK 1400.00 Kingsbury plnno good ns new for two good milch cows and 50 pullets. Wood Watklns, 3G9 Grnnlto St.. Ashland. Qrcgon. 24 G EXCHANGE Want to sell or buy anything? U C Rader, 114 N. Front St. Employment otflco ami routnls. Phoco 125. Nu(( Sed. LOST STRAYED Ono red nnd whlto Dur ham cow, dehorned, liolo split In each ear. Ilrund H. II. on right hip. Notify M. J. Pllcher, Wcllon, Oro. 210 LOST Ulnck and whlto female rol Ho, Phono 254-W, T. A. Water man, Central Point rond. 21G FOUND TAKEN UP Orr tho range, part Jersey cow with calt, brundod bar A on loft hip. Owner may hnvo sumo by paying tor ntlvortlsing nnd keep. J. B. Plymlro, phono 597-R3, 250 BUSINESS HIRKCIOUY Notary I'ubUc ilBLFJN N. " YboiCBY Notary pub lie. Bring your work to me at tbi sh?n of tho Mall Tribune. Transfer RADS TnANBPER & HTORAOE CO orrico 42 North Front St. Phont 31G. Priced right, Uervlco guar anteed. HUSINKSS DIKHCrORf AnioAHfipne LAIIKR AUTO BPRINO 00 W aro operating the lnrgnst, oldet and best equipped plnnt lu the Pa cific northwest. Uso our springs when otbors fall, Sold under guar antco. 2G North Fifteenth 8t, Portlnnd, Oro. AMornrj PORTER J. NKFF, WM. P. MKALWT Attornrys-nt-Lnw, Ronm4 H and 9, Medford Nnllonal Hank bldg. A. K. REAMES, LAWYKR Uarnett Corey bldg. Win. M. Colvlg. George M. Robert! COLVIO fe ROUERTS. LAWYERS - Medford NatlonnI Dank Building. II. F. MUI.KBY eoTw. Oil Kim T Attorneys nt Law. Jackson Coun ty Rank Ilulldlng, NEWTON W. BORDEN Attorney nt law, room 7, Sparta building, Med ford. Oregon. Clilroprnclont DR. A. R. HEDGES, Dr. Lotilo . Hedges Mcchnnn-Thornplsts, Chlro- n,n,lAr, flnnnil vtnt )mn ttlaf a TIlAKA systems. Including dietetics, cura- r tl7o gymnaatlrs, hydro-theraphy, etc., produce results In both acnte and chronic diseases. Consul ta- tlou free. Over Deiol & Co,, eor- , ner Malu and DartlcU. Hours 9 a. in. to 6 p. m. Olber hours by appointment. Phono 170, nn. R. J. rnKWOOn.. Chtrnoraetor. i l nerve specialist Rooms 203-104-205. Gnrnett-Corey bldg. Vapor ,, baths and sclentlfSe massage given; necdlo spray, head and,, shouidoi snower in connection; advice Is dietetics. medical gymnastics, bydroptberapy. Lady Attendant. Phono, office 543! residence Ull-R. Employtncel Agicy We are hero to help people get re liable,, competent help. We fur nish help tn almoat all lines ot business. We make a specialty of competent men and wlrec for rauches. We solvit jronr, patron age. Olttner's Real Estate and Employment Durcau, Room's 8 and 7 Palm Building, Medford. Pboae 858. Mrs. J. S. Clark, Manager, successor. Dentists DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOO DR. C. C. VAN SCOYOO Dentists Garnett-Corey Dldg., satte lit Medford, Ore. Phone 856. 1-tglHcer and Contractor FRED N. CUMMINGS Engineer nnd contractor, 404 M. F. & II. Dldg. Surveys, estimates. Irrigation, drainage, orchard and land im provement. Oarbage GARBAGE Get your premises cleaned up for the summer. Call Gail j. (r. on tho city garbnge wagons ROOd SOrVlCO. I'llOnO 274-b. Y. Allen. JnstnicMon la Music HAIGI1T MUSIC STUDIO 110 So. Laurel. Fred Alton llatght Piano, Mrs. Florence Halllday ilalght, voice. Telephone 17C-R. Stccugrnpncr SHOE REPAIRING First clasa she repairing, on modern eiectrio machines while you wait E. N. Biden, located in Kidd's Sum Store, Phone 313J. Phjcilcl.-ms and aurgeoru DR. F. O. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW Oateopathlt physicians, 41 0-4 17 Garuett-Coroy bldg., phono 103G-L. Residence 20 South Laurel St. DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia puysiciaus, 3U3 anmett-corey building. Phone 904-M. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, noso and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oirico 228 East Mala St, Hours 8:30 a. in. to 8 p. m. Phone. B. B. PICKEL, M. D. OHlce Jack son County Bank bldg. OHlce phono 43-R; residence phone 58-U. DltIARTlN O. BARBER Pliysl clan and surgeon. Office Palm block, opposltq Nash Hotel. Hours 10 to 12, l to 4. Phone 110-J. DR. R. W. CLANCY Physician and surgeon. Phones, ofttco 36, real denco 724-J. Oltice hours 10 te 12, 2 to 5. DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD PhytlU and surgeou, MYRTLE 8. LOCKWOOD. M. D. . Pructico limited- to' disease ! et women. Otrices 232 W. Mala. Phones, resldouce, 814-J2; sUMni 814. R. J. CONJIOY, M. D.-PbyBtcliSi and Surgeon, Over Hutchison it Luws dcu, 216 E Main St.' Pbee.77. DR. LYDIA S. DOW Osteopathic pnysicinn, pinctico limited to ob stetrics mid diseases ot women ami children. Offices 3 and 4, St. Marks block, bourn 1 to 5 p. m. Phono 100. Ros, the Dow Hospi tal. Contrnl Point, DR. MCM. M. DOW Phvslclan anil surgeon, obstetrics and surgery, offices 3 and 4 St. Marks bleek. Hours 9 to 12, Phono 100. Rest- . j netice, mo now 4iospttni, central Point. " ' Prluteru aa rubUshen MEDFORD PRINTINO CO. hM'"tM best equipped printing oHtee Jo ' southorii Oregon; book blaiiistft : ioohb ibhi leiiRors, HiiiRg,ayMc, eto. PortlMiul prtM, Fir UU r M X7 mm - i l tri 4 i