l! r. i i i Mil AMITY 1 V?. A. Frccbenr linn rented hw ful lleshfd hoiiMp on tlrnmtc street, re tfAttly vacated b (Ijdc Dean, to Ar Ho Van Fleet, it new eur hero who w4to lnnnajilr tUrtwtar of the Holland llrf!sltrl Hcftiun of the Panama oaposMon. fly virtue el' litis, up jwtotmeiit Mr. Vmi Fleet wa located Ih San Pmni"ioo tyr ovc two year. Ho ia n typical Hollander nnd ha flltod vnrioun positions nlonjr similar lllo8 in his nntivo lnnd, notnbly at Tito Hague. His wife is nn Knglisli woinnn to the rannncr born. Iloth are extensive traveler nnd interesting OoiiveiwtUionnlrttN. Mr. Vnn Meet lmn accepted the position of general ngont of tho Ori'Kon Nursery Co., lo cated nt Orcneo, nnd will cnnvnss rjoiithorn Oregon nnd Northern Cnli farniri territory in behalf or his iu ntUutlou. T. A'. Qrohnm, nssfctiuir freight truffle manage!, of San Francisco, nouotnpnnled by II. A. Sinshnw, p-ii-pjtil freight npent for Orepon terri tory, were in Ashlnnd on Saturday tittendinjc to Southern Pacific bust ifosw, and left fur tho south in the ('iVuniiiK. They nlso wimpled llthia wilt era at tho Ntatiun'M new foun tain, Tim old jail's interior is buiiut dismantled, even if the annex is not to bo utilized for a rest room. Conn oilman Lamb is doing the wrecking ifnd tho iitiewwnr.v authoritie will do tjie fumijfntitur. Tho room will bo tiled for storage mil nones for the time being. Ahhhuiil 20, Me.tford 13, were lliu figure in the final score of tho big lour nine at linskctbnl here on Sat t(iday iiixltt. Ashlami girla won by V2 to i over Jlodfoid, their first win hing in the bur immes. In the leuu Inr team's work Delsumn and Gimoz inonmiriibl.v eontrlbutcd in turning tho tnek for Ashlnnd. Iloth of their iior- Iniits now adorn the display at the tudioo Ashland, vividly depleting some of their expert end speetneular plays. Defeated throughout the en tire series, the Medfoid lads never theless proved themselves good los ers, although Coach Klum's counte nance reflected tho spirit of ilc-palr as tlie band struck up the familiar st mills of 'Come, Ve Disconsolate." Player all around concede Ash land's victory as well and dearly earned. On Mnndi "1 liiirh hrdinnl ifiulnntu AMll give the opera, "Camion," at tho evin. tho east hciacr reinforeed bv n jhorus of 00 voice. Tho production has been in preparation for mmo time jmst and tho score will introduce mwio intereetiug and unique featured, the students planning to rival wen the "Bohemian (Hrl" attraction of last j oar, Culnntlio Templo S'o. 13, Pythian Siitcrs incorporated a lot of inter eating innovations in connection with thoir rejrulnr meeting lost Kndny ovening, including the serving of re freshment and a dancing party. Tho ont was an open ineotin with a nuiuhor of outsido guest present. 3lUs Hnwley is most oxcollettt chief; Mrs. Sam McN'air secretary; Misa Holeno Biodo tronsurer. Tho Eastern Star Thimble club will hold it initial mycttog in tho 'dining room of tho Masonic hall on Tuesday aftortioon, .March 14, with Mm. Mao lluddio as honor guest of the oeoAbion. Ih Uiih with tho policy of tho oity oAUueil to afford u substitute oona Wounlly for relief of rcjpilur mem Tiora of the fire department, Glenn (litiley tukws the ioiition. Ho is a brother of 1'aul fluiley, already on the joo. OIcmii will "spoil" the rc tarn (wo days each week, and in the iutarvetiiuK uult "'" fatniliarize him Mf with other pbaMs of oity work !u tbo water and light dewutmcnts in oisler that lm can nit in lull hours VoHNor or luter as general utility man. Ashland jitney drivers formerly Interested in the liiw between Yreku and Montafcme ivmH that Yrekn lias Msswl an ordinance levying a licennc of from $7.0 to $30 per month on (hose onganed in the orvieo, nccord iiiir to the eawoity of conveyanee. This Has been done to protect the branch railwwd between the two tawna, inasmuch the jitney serice outs heavily into revenues of the rail road. Superintondont Ilri.ciw of the city schoels will bo aiaoiyr other intnc iors who will addre a local teach iW institute which will be held at 'Gold Hill on Saturday, March 18. Other speaker will be H. C. Sey rMgr itato agent of tint Ify' nnt' Rirte' Iadastrial dubs and Siijicrin fgadunt IHHis of the Medford school, 'Jtifotmia Iuii1hh will be a feature pf the MK-lal entertairuncHt. Threo iljjoiul teachers are connected with tie (iold Hill schools, they being 0. V. Mildm, suixriatemUnt, ami tlw l&mm nrtbu P.Iuh and Mianio I'oloy. Milam, who wan the former Mrieeipal of the eat chool here, has lm ! ' auperiiiti-ndeney Mi QoJd Hill for another year. Robert Casey has returned to Ab land for u permanent reideuec utter huMiiv lu-a luinir m CrHk ant) for oer w jcar m the vicinity, of Krdmowl. At fnt h i dirimr at lot AlHaoa tnct. W. C. llaMwtB, a iweni arrhral from lltHHbetrft enflly, fUliforrrla, in the WJly f ISarpHa, a new clerk at (he AaliMHtl Trxdinir (o.'s fteiieral wciTltatHHe cslaWishmpnt. (Imrltsi KoWtoii of Indian Fall. iS'. Y in JotiailiiiK the Lumkin broth ers, fonner sebooliantcH of Ins in old time days in the Empire state. He wilt remain In tliid vicinity during the Snminor. William Porrr Parlow, who died in tho Lake Crook noiRUborhood re cently nt tho advanced nc of nearly 80 yonrs, wn fln unelc of Kd Far-low of this oity. He uumc to Orof?on from Illinois in lHf0. ladies of tho Hnptist church will nivc u dinner in the basement of that church on St. Patrick's dav, March 17th. O. C. Tiffany, an older of tho Prexbytorinn olitueh, without port folio, is rendering excellent sorvice iu fnvor of that organization by can-asuif- among the faithful in behalf of the annual budget, a work with which he is exceedingly familiar by virtue of faithful service in former years. Leandcr MI hns returned from n Inismess trip to Portland. A. J). Parker, president of the ( ol orndo Southern and tho Colorado Spring & Cripple Creek District Itailrond Co., with headquarters in Denver, was in Ashlnnd on Saturday, occupying n private conch with n Jmrty of friends northbound. Their advent hero was on the date that tho lilhia water sen ice was inaugurated at tho station. Adolph Michel of Chicago is here on a visit to his brother, Otto, resid ing on Fourth street. V. D. Hodgson has seemed tho It. L. Hurdle residence property on Lau rel streot and will move into it from tiis picseut domicile on Church sheet on or about March 20, if he does not decide to occupy the Klinson home, which he icccntly purchased. He hns been on the move of late, but being descended from good edd Methodist preacher stock, house moving hns no terrors Air him. Iu the meantime re port has it that the Hurdle family will go to Grants Pass to reside for llie time being. Walter Smijh has purchased of Mrs. Dr. lteeder the desirable prop crty at the corner of Main and Pifth aticct. In area it embraces the north half of two lots and is improved with ti nice little tio-roorn house equip ped with nil modem utilities. Mr. nnd Mr. Smith tire iu possession of their new home, which was purchased through the Heaver Realty ngonoy. Ashlnnd Hutto Lodge, No. 12:13, Loyal Order of Moose, which will elect ofiiccrs .March 13j supplements oftinnl hnsincKS with a. social reun ion alter election is over. There will be refrisihincnts served and on old fashioned dnnco will relegate modem steps to (he rear iu fuvor or tho Vir ginia reel, money musk, etc. Johnnie Murphy and J. H. Saunders will lend tho cotillion. MIs Doris Hogley of ltoguo River has been visiting numerous relatives here of late. E Dick Johnson gavo a soclul dance lost Saturduy night Mr. and Mm. Doardorff of Kniuas are the guests of their son, I'rof. ti. Deardorff nud family. Miss Ora Ilalney roturnod homo from Central Point Thursdny. Sho was accompanied by Prank Miller and wife who spent a couplo of days villi rolatlves. Karl Matliows of tho laurel dis trict Is now attending tho Iteeec creek seliool. Will Houston went to tho valley Saturday. Miss llniel Coffeon and Mrs. CoN fomi returiusl home from the alloy Thursday. They have spent the last two weeks In Medford with rolatlvos. The Cotternl Hros. took a band of cattle to feuding around on tho east sldo of the river Sunday Friday afteraoon Mr and Mrs. Wheeler and tho fifth to tho olKhth II Drive It From Your System. Iterauae Catarrh ufftctn t)i no and throat. cnuiliiK sorts In the tiuMIH. toppas f air-panDHSf aiil eathrrlni; In the tUroal, It has bn imuinon rt tiiic tu tral't,atarrh with al, waah- aisl pray appllrd tu lhe wrt. TlilauuMlcor trvutniem rasnut aiva por MUlxnt rrtlt, ami U liable tu aggravate th truuhtr. Catarrh ranaut lw trlflad with. If allow td tu run um tt will ill ea.se the bruneiilal tubra, etll ou the luav snd affect th atawacb Iimm1 It la a very terltisa dlieate. iJun't treat It Uteally 'Die on treatment ibat Ma ttiuwu effiMitlve In the treatnivnt of Ca lami IS a. .. me KrwiMi iii un. tier aiul WooJ UtnU- bnewn It relieves m or ( 'larrh by reuourleblna; ul niiwlui Ha ttieor. iclvtaa new llf tu the red blotsl cofpum lee and ftllmulating Iho flow to tkikt ll baa Ilia vitality o threw off tbr puieon and K'-ma from the ayetem. It la literally a tlo.nl bath. Yau quUkly ferl reaulta. Headacb dUaPPr, the KS'herlnr In ih- throat etopa. the aoetrlle heal M. S. ; li a i.aiurkl blood tonlt- and liaa j.i.,vti efftcllva in tkf trtetamnt of all blood affin..n. K aefpa, tetlvra. laah. Scrofula it l8S.it osr druseiri . If "U ntkd eipeit adw.e write the Swift tipociric Cv, Atlauis, Us. MKnroun mot; TmnuNr jcfAtl-. ln lu-le of (lie Manic Point wheal mm up to (tin I twee creek Mbool hfime ami took purl in a ietl- j Iiik match Tho coualy list words A and H ware swU Thoro were thirty-throe pupils from KakIo I'otnl ami olOTcm from Iteoco Creek. At the end of the eoiitMt (hero were olglit from tingle Point nnd five from Itecco Creek stilt on the floor. The wlnnors, Charles PcttBgrew. Paul ltohlnwn. Karl .Matthows and MImor May Pronoh nnd Kllon McCaoo were ; presented with a urako by Ltttlo MIhs Jorce Von der lldlea of Haglo Point Thoj- aald the cake was dullolous and pronounced her a flno cako maker. They plnyod two gaiues of bajket ball. Hoth dletrtcts wore woll rcp.rescntwl nnd overyono considered tho after noon well spent. Myrt nnd Chariot' Dally arc spend ing a few days on tho" river. air. and Mrs. llert flnrno are vis iting Wallace UtJrgmnn nnd wife for a few days. Thoro will bo a dance at the Ash hall on Trail March 17. Gaga ft Johnston lmvo started their Aaw mill. l'orry Foster spent novoral days with his daughter, Mrs. Henry Prcnch uud family. Reported by Jackson County Ab tract Co., Blith and Mr Bt. Ileal Jtstnte Transfer fno Hurdle et irto (1. S. Ihil- ler, laud iu Medford on Pourth street . .. $1,000 Oscnr .lohnson et ux to dohn Carlson, land iu sec. ll-Illi- 2W. - 10 United Stutcs to Ooorgo A.' Grieve, laud in auo. 28-10-4P. -. ..Putent W. H. Singler, sheriff, to Pranei Q. Swedenburg et ux, lots in block IS, Ashland ... 1,373 .1. M. lirkin et ux to Lee Spear, lot 0, block 2, West Medford - Sarah K. Ganinrd to George W. McXabb d ux, lots In Ashlnnd too 1,200 MARKET REPORT I iilTtmoCS HOGS Alive, 0-;C. STKKIIS Alive, 6fJD5V4e. COWS Alive, 4c. VKAL-rDrosscd. fifJDllc. Llvo Poultry HENS Light, 12o; lioavy, 13c; old roosters 7c; stngs.'llc; spring, 15o. DUCKS Fat, be. OEESI3 Fat, 8c. TURKEYS M17c, nccordint' to quality. BELGIAN HARES. f to Oo. liny ana Grain. (Buying Priooa.) WHEAT $1.00 bushel. OATS W0 ton. HAY Alfalfa, $15 ton; grain, $13. BARLEY Whole, $'28. Pricos rata ty oeaiors EGGS I72c. HUTTEH Dairy, 2 lbs. 50c. POTATOES Hio. ONIONS 2o ier lb. HONEY 12o per lb. CIDER 25o. PORK 8fJS8Vao. BEEP 0(2llo. LARD 10c. BACON- 13fn)18c. SHOULDERS 1210. HAM-10c. BfTTER PAT -3lc, Bt TTLR Wholcsaile, 30c, Bell-ans Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it. 25c at all druggists. TIMi: CABIl ivrimritiiAN auto c.n co. I.uava Medford dally excejrt Sun day for Ashland, Talent and Phoenix at 8 a. m., 11:50 u. m., l:lf, 2:30 3:15 and 5:15 p. in, Also on Sat urday at 11:15 p. in. Sundays leave at 10 a. m., ! p. m. and 9:30 p. m. Leavo Ashland for Medford dally except Sunday at 9 a. m., 12:50, 2:.'!0, 3:30, -1:45 and C:15 p. in. Sunday leave Ashland at 9 a. ni., 1:00, 5:00 and 10:30 p. m. WHY? OASIl WANTEll SO aeros Dear Creek bottom, 70 jcrea in cultivation, alfalfa, fruit and grain, oaally Irrigated. Loos than S mllM from Mlf6rd. J6800 cash. One of the boat buys In Jaekaon county. 8ay whan and I will show yen. J. C. BARNES m Weat Mala 8t. Ph,one 799 COURTHOUSENEWS MF.DFORT), omnON. Mf)M)V, MU.Ur 1 10 MaUe Shin Smooth There fe. .lepoislshle twst- if M Hantly Stsl that ilmnm and aorrtlir Dm Ak any drnniat ror a ars Iiih ox mow am applr It aa Mfisptri. 8i yon will find tht pwid. Wack heatte. ortww. rluawnrm and elmllar eklu tmn ls will dHflprfsr. ItUlc Kfw. the iHtHMnOm. Mti frllif IlfiaW, I" nil that In newted. for It UsfcilxH nil kln eruntkHja ami makas llrti nkln soft, nn,Klli and lwtllir. mo. Oreloml. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS .SIIKttll'C. 1 haroby ntinounce my candidacy for the nomination for sheriff on tho ropubJIcnn tlckat. to be voted upon at tho couitUK prlmarloc, May 19tb, 1910. 1 have hold tho position of deputy sheriff for the past tour yeata and nm thoroughly familiar with tho duties connected with the office, both cleri cal and outside work. I feel that 1 am competent to hold tho position, nnd It nominated and elected, will give tho peoplo of Jnck son county an efficient and economi cal administration. I also agree If cloctod to enforco all laws. . Adv. El W. (Curloy) WILSON. I am a candldnto for tbo nomina tion of Sheriff on tho republican ticket to bo voted for at the primaries May 19, lUlC. If nominated and olectcd I will enforco tho law and filvo tho public nn honest. Impartial and efficient administration. 37 years In Jackson county. Adv. 1IAHKY N. I.OPLAND. I hereby nnnounco my candidacy for tho republican nomination for sheriff, to bo voted on at tho coming primaries. May lUth, r.nu. 1 fool that 1 nvoil no Introduction to tho nubile, havlnr been n rosldont of Jackson county for 20 years. I pledge myself, If elected, to Rive an linnnrtlal, economical and con servative administration of tilts Im portant office. I bavo endeavored to servo the public faithfully in the past and nRroe, It elected, to strictly and Impartially enforco all laws, llnvini: a very larjje experience In tho mat ters of taxation and knowing Jack son county thoroughly, I plodo my self to conduct tho tax collection branch of the offlco Iu such a manner ns to servo the taxpayers honestly, promptly and efficiently. Adv. W. T. GRIEVE. I nm n randidato for tho republi can nomination of sheriff of Jackson county, subject to the primary, May 19. tUlC. I have lived In Jackson county twelve years, made the rnco for tho nomination for sheriff two yonra aK( and received a splendid voto despite the unusual conditions I had to op pose nnd would nppreclato your sup nort this time. If elected I will enforco nil laws and plodgo myself to an economical, Impartial anil conservative auminis tratlon. Adv. , A. W. WALKER. I hereby nnnounco my candidacy for tho nomlnntlou for sheriff on tho democratic ticket, subject to tbo will of tbo voters at the primary to bo held .May 19, 1910. I am a nutlvo son of Jackson county and my on tiro past life Is subject to your Inves tigation. RALPH O. JENNINGS. Adv. DISTRICT ATTORNEY I am a candidate for re-election to tho office of dlstilct attorney. Adv. E. E. KELLY. I hereby nnnounco that I bavo filed my declaration of intention to bceomo n candidate for tho repub lican nomination for tho office of District Attorney for Jackson county, Oregon, subjoct to tho decision of tho republican party, at the primary elec tion to be hold May 19, 1910. Adv. (I. M. RODERTS. I hereby announce Hint I have fllod my declaration of Intentions, and that I am a cnndldato for tho democratic nomination for tbo office of district attorney, subject to the May primar ies. If I am nominated and alnctad to this office. I promise not to forget tho fact that I nm a publte servant, and that I will to tho bast of my ability administer the affairs of tha office, Impartially, honestly and without fear or favor. Adv. NEWTON W. BORDEN The flrnt of the yaar a number of republicans, Including mauy who ap proved or my efforts la tba Intaroot of tho taxpayers as state representa tive four eara ago, requested wo to become a landldato for tho of floe of District Attorney, inasmuch as there would be. In addition to tba rogular duties or the criminal and Juvenilo courts, new duties and conditions confronting the office. Among these were mentlouod the enforcement of the prohibition art, and the likeli hood of having to foreclose many tax Hens, particularly those against the Southern Pacific land grant of nearly half million aores tu Jacksou county, amounting to about $200,000. My reply waa that I would become a candidate If It were generally de sired and tbo race could be made without asMituIng special obligation to any partloulur Individual, faction, locality or Interest. Therefore, after consulting person ally or by letter several hundred man and women of all occupations la all parts of tho county, believing tbere Is a roal desire for my candi dacy, I will bo a eaadldato for the nomination of District Attorney on the republican ticket. Adv. JOHN II. CARKIN. COl'JfTY TItil.lSI'Rltll. Deputy County Treasurer Myrtle W. IMakeley a&aounes her eandldacy for the office of county troMiiror. I hereby announce m candldaey on the republican ticket for tho of flco of county treaaurar, to b votod oh at tbo coming primaries. I havo held tha position as daputr la this office for tho past year and aia ooa ttdant tbat I can fulfill tha dutiaa ounocted therewith. I rved two j ear a deputy coun y retoider beloie taking the posl- ,lrn fle depntf conntv reaanrir if ' hare Hlao had etprlanra as arennnt ' ant for sral aerporaUdiri, aak aa I the atadfaisJ CiMKrefa Constmilton company firtil Me4fril Ir ami Bler- ngfl l Hlllimnr, pwiore inaina; up wmi- tr work, and will say thHt tnr past roconl Is open lor litetwcltori to the rotors of Jaekoon eoanty. If nominated and elected I will run tho offlre without tbo expenso of a deputy and continue to serve tho pub lie Just aa officiant In tho futnre as I have la the past. Adv. MTIITLK W. Itt.AKBLRY. I heroby announce that I hare filed my declaration of Intention to bo come a candidate for the republican nomination for the office of county troasurcr, to bo voted on In tho com ing primaries. If I am nominated nnd elected will conduct tho office Iu nn efficient nud bualnoMllka manner. Adv. ROY Ii. MAULK. I hereby announce that 1 am a can didate for the nomination of comity tronsurer for Jnokton county, Oregon, ou the republican ticket to bo voted for at the primary election to bo hold May 19. 1910. I formerly hold tbo offlco of county treasurer nnd bellovo I gave general satisfaction to tho public. DurtiiK tho tlmo I was county treas urer tho county employed expert no countants to export the county offi cers' books and said experts compli mented my work very highly ns a public official. If nominated and olectcd I shall endeavor to conduct tho affairs of tho office In an honest, efficient nnd bust uesa-llko manner. Adv. JAS. M. CnONlCMILLER. COU.NTV OI.EUIC. (7. A, (ardner N llcpnlillraii Oindl date for County (Jlerk 1 hereby nnnounco my oandldney for the office of county dark and If nominated nud elected will continue to give my entire tlmo and attention to tho duties thereof, conduct tho offlco according to law and glvo mi efficient, economical and business like administration. Adv. C. A. GARDNER. I hereby nnnounco tlmt I bavo filed my declaration of Intention to become a candidate for tho republi can nomination for tbo offlco of county clerk, for Jneksou county, Oregon, subject to tho decision of tho republican party at tho prlmnry elec tion to be held Mav 19. 1910. Adv. (Mttlo) JOE II. WILSON. I hereby nnnounco that I havo filed my declaration of Intention to becoino n candldnto for tho republi can nomination for tho offlco of coun ty clerk, for Jnckson county, subject to tho decision of the republican par ty, at tho primary election to bo held May 'J, 1910. Adv. A. N. IIILDEDRAND. COUNTY AKKKSKOK I heroby nnnounco my candidacy for tho offlco of county assessor of Jackson county on tbo lepubllcan ticket, subject to tho primary on May 19. I plodgo myself to an honest, efficient, Impartial and econ omical discharge of tho duties of tho officii and propose to make all assess ments upon tho bnsls of the trim actual value of the property and not upon any Inflntod valuation. Adv. C1EORGE LAUNtR'ACIL i i... I herewith nnnounco my candidacy for county assessor, subject to tbo decision of tbo republican party at the primary olootlon to be hold May 19, 191 C. If elected I plodgo mysolf to mako a Just and equitable assess ment and admlnlstor tho affairs of tbo offlco Iu a buslnoss-llko mannor. Adv. J. U. COLEMAN. COUNTY Sl'l'KIHNTK.NIMINT. I heroby nnnounco my candidacy on the rnpublloan ticket for tbo of flco of County School Superintend ent for Jackson county, Oregon, sub ject to tho will of the republican party nt tbo prlmnry election May 19. 1 stand for practical school of tlcloncy, personal supervision of tbo schools and ollmluntlbn of county school supervisors. Adv. PRANCIS 0. SMITH. To the vetMis: I am republican candidate for county school super intendent at the primary election, May 19. 191. I am ror NiiHrvlloH of the schools by the superintendent and for econ omy Iu the county suprlii(ondmit's office and every placo wiu-re It dnos not returd tbo efficiency of tbo schools. 1 aiu In favor of progressiva eduon tlon, that la, education that prepares tha hoy or girl for life. I am for all having a squaro deal and an equal chance for hh education. If nonilaaUMt and eluctad I will do every thing In mv powar to mako the schools of Jackaou oounty the beat iu tho State. Adv. A, J. IJANIIY. I hereby announce that I have filed my declaration of Intentions, and that I am a candidate for tho re publican nomination for the of flea of County School Superintendent of Jaekaon county, aubjoet to tbo pri maries of May 19. If nominated and olsrlad I pledge myself to an honest. Impartial aud economic administration and will personally supervise our schools. I bold an Oregon Ufa certificate, and having recently spent four ses sions on preparatory work, both In the University of Oregon and In tho t'nlverslly of California In the study of modern eduratlon and supervi sion, and hurlng servsd tha county as rural school supervisor for two years, I fool competent to fill the of flco in a thoroughly satlefactory wan ner aud hereby solicit the support of every true friend of education. Adv. O. W. AOBR. I am a candidate for the republi can noantuatlon for County School Superintendent. I stand fer: A con tinuance of progressive policies In education, economy consistent with efficiency, equal educational advan tage for tbo boya and girls oh the farms with those in the cities and towns. If nominated and eleeled I will la tho future, as In tho Mat, give my full tlm and beat efforta to tho supervision of the schools and the ad- miulstratiwH or me ttuiiea or ino oi K rlugr'u luiumuoiuy I hae not confined mvsalf sfrlrll to thaj roimne nnrim or in omce nni nav taken a hroadar Hw of in m (sale it of the Carta ty Srbtml SMHttMdt. in nntluian (o ray naria to raue two standard of ttweblnn and Improvo tho nhyslral roudlllanf at wheat t hare Inborn! to promote) tho welfare of the boys and alrls throtmh Industrial etitbs. school fairs, mhoet credits for home work, tiarut-tonhor circles, sncllliiK and arithmetic con tenia, and other activities I feel that my work baa beH reuarded with favor and In order to continue this work. I am asking for re flection. Adv. J. PERCY WELLS. FOR Itlt.VT lTEXlSIIHU AITS. FOR RENT Apnrtmont for ront. The llcrbon, 10 Qulno St. roil RArirv-titrrnToox KOU SALE Irgo extra good brood sow with eight pigs. Scbuchard Orchard. Phone 0I1-R3. 90S FOR SALE One Jorsoy cow, frosh. Phono 788-Jit. J07 FOR SALE Red Polled bull. 1 enr old. Phone w. R. I.atiib, Mod furd. 300 FOR HALE Itlaek Parchcron stnl- loln, five yearn obJ, cheap If taken at once. II. C. Rest, Jacksonville and Phoontx Hond, Medford. 305 FOR SALE One fresh Jersoy oow, ono fresh Shorthorn heifer, one Duroc Jersoy brood sew: ono po tato planter. II. W, Davlasou. Central Point, Ore. 203 FOR RENT nOUHKfl Fo7nnw?r garago, $15.00. I'limie S I t-X. 33 1 FOiFreNT Now modern furnished bungalow, sleeping porch, garago, all conveniences. Scott V. Davis. FOR RUNT 8-roiim modern houao, walls nowly tinted. Phone 5S7-Y. 303 FOR RENT nlcoly furnlshad 6-room butiKnlow, cheap. Phono 511-J. FOR RENT C-rooni modorn bunga low, range connnctod, oast fiont, shado. Tol -I8S-X. FOR HALE POULTRV AND HUGS FOR SALE 800 "fntioy' wlilto Leg horii chickens, fl.00 onoh. C. M. Hvenson. 302 FOR BALE Rhodo Island Red eggs! Whlto Leghorn eggs, wheat, hoavy wagon. Robort Dutton. 303 FOR SALi: Eggs for hatching, $3.50: from prlxc-wlnnlng Butter cup chickens. Mrs. J. S. McKonzic, R. R. 3, Medford. 30C FOR SALE Eggs front selected winter luylng and prlxn winning strain of S. C. Rhodo Island Rcdn; $1 per setting. Mra. C. S. Lam moy, Rogue River, Ore., It. 1. 318 FOR SALE Ono turkey gobblor (brnnrei, ono Berkshlro hoar, two Berkshire hows; all young, well bred stock. J. 11. Webstar. Phono 3-F2. FOR SALE Hatching eggs, day old chicks, O. A. C. strain, from trap nested, bred-to-lay S. C. W. Log horns; egg production first, but I nlso have quality. At So. Orog. Poultry Show 1 won two firsts, ono second and tbroo speolnls on six birds entored. W. J. Wnrnor, Mod ford. Phono 0'JC-M. 310 FOR BALK MIMUr.ljfiATYKOCH FOR SAI.IC 3 W-Iiich Molluo wagon, farm Implements and tout. Ed ('lark, 13th and Pnrk sts, or Gen. Del. 303 FOR SALE Two auto casings. 37.x !Vk, ono 36x1, sumo cushions and other materlnl. Wilson's, 117 B. Front st. 302 FOR SALE 3 Vi -inch Molluo wagon nud farm Implements. H. S. Clark, (Ion. Del., Jledford. 303 FOR SALE Myora power spray out fit complete; good ns now. Phono or write A. C. Ntnlngor, Ashlnnd, Ore. 30 C FOR SALE One Ford touring car body with ton, wlnwileld ami nah In firat elnaa condition. Inquire of Eada Transfer Co. 301 FOE SALaVri9t!i Model M 8-eyllu- der lO-li. p. Chalinera in perfect condition, thoroughly equipped with electric llghta, solf starter, etc.. nil tires msou lesa than a month; also extra, new casing. Will sell for cash or trade part eaah. What have you? II. VY. Illnghaw, Medford, Ore. 302 FOR SALE Soudan grass and Col lege Minnesota No. 13 aeeil corn. F. 8. Charley, Ilrowiiaboro, Ore. 307 TOR BALlfr UttAL, KSTATM FOR HA I.K I ly ownor. good farm. close In. Add icss "Odod," cam Mail Tribune. 300 FOR SALE By owners. cUolcu Rear creek bottom laud olose to Med ford, with eight year old fruit trees apples ana neara; also aiiaifa laud. Ilouaoa and lots for sale or rent. Jason! Taylor 3t Sou, Phone 153-11. 311 FOR SALK flood stock ranch with water right; good range, at u bar gain. Inquire Bex SG, Jacksonville, Oregon, sou :-,- tm MONBY TO IX1AN TO LOAN $1000 on Improved ranch llnlmaa tbo fnaiirnncn Mnn .MISCRMiANIlOUS. aasasawsaa aa - eeaaie e etepeei "JhriS AS HUMANITY'S IDEAL." by Rev. J. T. Sunderland, mid otli or UnltariMn literature sent free to Inquirers. Address Miss Haul Burton. Central Point, R. F. D. No. 1. Oregon. 814 XT tuJayiiug on Ouk- n uaia nav teu, a wain Finder call tilii-L. 303 " "" - ""'.jg HELP WIMIJU MALI! HOt.tf'rrORR V AXTED - rathoH fo Intretlfftw hoof rathotlr profmMlwti a tbo ifwirfcet; Mg moiiro' mtn ho made bt hustlrir. Ifentffer fir. 3(1-31 ftafelny St., New Yflfk. 301 WAXTBn-YoiiHf mm for aitlos Mle btislnaaai we mako you oxpeft In ton weoto liy mail: my nftar wo secure you position; big iy. Cen tury AutemuMte Jitttitttto, (101. boa Angeles, Calif. 303 WANTED-- Three first clasa carpen tern, one shop man, capable ot reading details and running light machinery: steady Job for tho right man. Address with wageit expected and reference to Rot 336, Yrekn, Cnl. 305 WANTED MrstTit,tiftjKOrJH WANTED Four or 5-roont furnished bouse with barn or garago. Ilex D., Mall Trlbtino. 30!! WANTED To buy tenm weighing botweon 3700 unit '2&Q0, mnrca preferred. Phone Dr. Salado, Cen tral Point 181. 305 WANTED Sheop bought nnd s61d. Rosenborg Pros., Central Point. Phono Slxxxl 300 WANTED Droasmnlrlng nt homo or by day. 144 S. Central, Pbosa 479-M. IICSI.VKSS D1IIROTOR7 Auto Supplies 1 LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. We are operating tho largest, oldest and best equipped plant lu tbo Pa cific northwest. Ubo our Bprlnga when othors fall. Sold undor Guar antee. 26 North Fifteenth Bt., Portland, Oro. Attorney GEO. W. CHERRY Attornoy- and .Notary. Room 9, Jnckson County Rank Building, entrnnco N. Con trnl, Medford, Oro. PORTER J. NEFF Atlornoy nt law, rooms 8 nnd 9, Medford National Bank Building. A. E, REAMES, LAWYER Garnett Corey bldg. G. M. ROBERTS Lawyer. Medford National Bauk Building Dentist Dr. W. M. VAN SCOYOO DR. C. O. VAN SCOYOO Dentists Gnrnott-Coroy Bldg., ulte 310 Mcdforo, Oro. Phono 800. Collections nnd Hcports COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS We collected Bomo nceounta 14 years old. Wo know how to got the money. Tho Duitock Mercantile Agency, Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 3, Mas kins' Bldg., 210 E. Main at. Unglnccr nud Contractor FRiTDi"clHilnNas contractor, 404 M. F. & II. Bldg Surveys,, estimates, Irrigation dralnngo, orchard and land Im provement. Insurance, EARL S. TUMY Geueral Insurance office, Fire, Automobile, Acoldont, Liability, Plato Glass, Contract, nnd Surety Ilonds. Excollent com. panlos, good local service. No, 210 anrnott-CoroyJUIdB. Instruction In Mualc FlU?iPALTNMIOIIT, tcnohcr 'of plnuo nnd harmony. Composer and nrrnngor of muslo. Halght Music Studio, 401 Gurnott-Coroy building. Gnrlmgo OAB11AGE Get your premises donned up for tho summer. Call ou tbo city garbage wngons tor good service. Phono 374-L. F. Y. Allcn. Physicians nnd (surgeons aeaaraepaaaMiBMaaaae aan)erfB) OIL V. O. OARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW Ostoopathlo physicians, 410-417 Garnett-Corey bldg.. phone 1030-L. Rpsldonc 20 South Laurel at. DR. W. V. HOWARD Ofltoopathl physician, 303 Oarnott-Corei building. Phono 130. DR. J.T.lsMMENSi'hyslBlnn ano surgeon. Practice limited to oye oar, nofto and throat, tlyea salon tlflcally toated and glasses sup plied. Oculist nnd Aurlst for S. P R. It. Co. Offices M. F. & II. Co bldg., oppoalto P. O. Phone G07. DR. It. W. CLANCY Physician and surgeon Phones, offlco 30, resi dence 724-J. Offlco hours, 10 te 12, 2 to 5. DR. MARTIN C. BARRKR Physi cian nnd surgeon. Offlco Palm block, opposite Nash hotel. Houn 10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phono 110-J. GORDON 'MAC ORACICEN, M. D. Hoinoepathlo Physician, Surgeon, 238 Hast Muln St., Medford, Ore gon. Office phono 142, residence Phono 732.R2, Officu hours 1 to 4 p. tn. Printer and Publishers aa-eaee,e eNiiea"ie -eaTSaie .eeiSMi4 MEDFORD PIUNTINO CO., has ths best equipped printing offlco in eoutborn Oregen: book binding looso leaf ledgers, billing systems etc Portland prices 37 Nortl Fir st. , TiitUHforB KADB TRANSFER & STORAGE QO Oftiee 43 North Front st. Phon 315. Prises right. Service guar anteed. Sewing Jfachlnes SINOIIR SaJWlNG MACHINES FOR SALlf OR RENT om i. used ma chines aba) for ante. Cleaning and rapalrlng, Baldwin Piano for auto from factory to ouatnmer. Riwl reuoo 375 So. Central. Phouo 300, : ;HA , 1 'A A : m $ o O