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aEEDFORD ftLATL TRIftTJNR, MEDFOJm OHlfflOX. FRIDAY, .TTLY 11, IQtfi
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PERSHING S SUPPLY
TRAIN RELEASED
AFTER HOLD-UP
EL PASO, Tex., .Inly 14. The
Mexico Northwestern tiii, filled
u it 1 1 forage nutV awppliw consigned
to (nuns Grande merchants for the
ii-e of General Pershing's nrmy,
v hidi was held up in JunruX Inst
iiiulit hy onlur of Genernl Gonzales,
was released today on instructions
trom Gonontl Jaeintn Trovino a( Chi
liiinlnia City.
Xo explanation of the debit in tho
ili purtttre of the train wi jrirvn by
tlc Moitonv uitlhnrilio In JttaroK.
Tlipy docrinud to talk of tho subjoat.
It it understood that tho inlruc
I mil for the rolonse eaine from Mex
ico City to Genernl Trovino,
A telegram received hue today
(ruin PHrrxl hy n inininir eomany
-into that tho "ooie of Pamil be
lieve that danger from Villistns 1ms
passed. Conditions nro normal in
that section, !( was said.
Throo ofliminiiloa, tho fortv-first.
si.xty-iiinUi ami onu hundred and
third, of tho coast nrUllury, worn
sent from Jturo today to Del Kin,
Tux.
Annonncmuent liiifnv thnl the sov
I'lilh infnntry was being transferred
from Cntap Cotton, noar tho Itio
Grande, to Fori Wis, gave rise to
ri-HiitH Ijmt it was bring moved to
make nmw for the sixteenth inTnii
try, which was said to ho on its wiiv
out of Me'ico. General Hell said,
however, that the newlv formed
lliirty-foHrllt infantry is lo take the
place of tho seventh nt Camp Cotton.
The thirty-fourth in onu of tint
three new regiments now being or
ganised here. Tlio others nro the
seventeenth cavalry and the eighth
fii'hl artillery. Those rogintonts nro
being formed from rogflhirs of other
regiments to ho filled in Inter hy ro
ernilH. Itt'ltorta haVo roaohud tho hordur
that pnrt of tho thlrloenth envnlry In
moving northward in the rear of the
sixteenth infnntry. The sixteenth
has been guarding flenernl Pershing's
line of communications.
TO
IGN AUG. 7
MtllKIKIIAMI'TON, X. Y., July
II.- I'hnrlcs K. Hughes will open hi
campaign with n njHHteh in Detroit on
the nitrht of Augnat 7. He will then
go to Chicago, then to St. Paul or
Mhmenpoli for bin third speech.
In announcing thin program, Mr.
II ugh en said he would nilhere to Iiim
plan to make only ten or twelve net
MMXHhe on the trip whieh would
take him to the Pacific coast, anil
will retnru oast in time to go into
Maine before the September elec
tions. Pinna for the other speeches he
wf1 (make oh the traiwcoutinentnl
trip have not matured, but he will
nwnd the two weeks nriginullv u
teuipluted in the Itmkv mountains.
WASHINGTON. Jnlv H. Agent
of the depnrtnutnt ot ju-iice today
inatvaaad their vigilance V prevent
the pattfMlge of nn aud aHHuutoitiou
aero Ike Mejc'icnu border a- a re
Niilt of report- of su-Hetd smug
gling aetivlUes. The dvpartmnnt re
riuired all munition dealer- to re
port their -ale- and the railroads to
report their eon-ignment-, ao -muggier
have little chance to operate.
Moreover, the price of munition- U
mi liiuh, on arcouut of the Eurnpeuu
.deinnnd, that lew alc are mude,
nod sloekf- in the hamU of border
dealer- nre low
T
CHAHLBSTON, 8. C. July 14-
The naval collier Hector, bouud for
Santo Domingo, carrying 00 ma
rines, is reported sinking- about 60
miles eff Charleston. Tbe light
house lander, Cypress, wept out
at ten o'clock tnls morning to the
aasistane of the Ueetor, kut was
unable to breast tha aeary seas and
returned.
The tug Vigfiaat, wtlcb had bean
in wireless eommnnieatloa with the
Hector, report l at u to that a
steamer waf standing by. out it was
not known wtiutber she had trans
ferred the luarlmn anil crc. Wlre
leas i-ouimunlcallon is difficult.
HUGHES
PEN
CAMPA
INCREASE VIGILANCE ON
MUNITION SHIPMENTS
BERLIN
REPORTS
BATTLE
1
some
FRONT
BERLIN, July 14. Now nnd vio
lent battlos are boliiR fougiit on both
sltlog of the rlvor Somnio" this morn
Ins, tayn the official statement, given
out today hy the German nrmy head
quarters Stuff.
Early this morning, tho stntomont
says, British troop attacked In "lite
ector of Mamotz wood nnd Loiiruo
valo and made roponted efforts to
capture Tronoe woods. Tho first
Hrltlsh attaom wnro hoatou back and
new battles aro now In progress.
ISast of the river Mauio, In the re
gion of, Verdun, tho Kronoh nt
fomptod to reoonqnor territory cap
tured by tho Uormnns, tho official
stntoment says. Near the fortress of
Souvllle, tho Krenqh nttnok.wns Im
podetl by n curtain of flro, It Is de
clared, nnd In tho vicinity of Lutifaa
work, tho nltnok was complotoly ro
liulscd. i '
Ilu'aelan forcos, which had agnln
ontorod tho tlrxt lino of tho Corman
tronches, dofendod by troops of (ion
ornl Count von Hothmor, were oloct
od, tho German official statoinunt
onys, Willi considerable loseos hy a
countor-nttnek. '
STRONG PLAY AI PAGE
Ctunuiereialirinir u jrood-looking
yir anil eonsiderin;; her of no uso in
tho world except tho price in ilollnrn
niul uouta thnl hor nhyHieal olianiiK
will bring in open market in a ohar
netoristiu of the lower clansex in sev
eral lSuropoan oountrieH, )inVti(Milnrly
RiiHsin. Innnte womanly roeiNtnucc
In so uuunturnl a way of mating
giviN Lillian Gish a ffplomliil ehnueo
o hIiow her ilrnmatie poweix in "Sold
for Murringo," tho Trinnglo-Kino
ArtH play whieh opeuoil at the Page
tifiluy and and tomorrow.,
Ah SInrfa of "Sold for Jlniriage"
MiH Olith tnakoH an apparently frag
ile but actually utruHg-willwl young
woRiHti. Slie won't tBarry ini ugly
old peasant just becauao ho ix rich
and lie refuseM tho advancer of u
enlonel even though he is tho gover
nor of tho district in whieh hIih live..
Separated from the young man whom
he really love, tdio is taken to
America by her Hcheining unide and
aunt and a, rinji bargain arranged for
her marriage in the StateH. There
lire all Mortx of IhrilU before the uon
MpimtorH are hmnlled off to jail anil
Mnrfn and her nwoethonrt reunited.
Tho comedy end of the perform
ance will he taken care of by that
fnitioua tramp vAudevillau, doe Jack
won, in an excruciatingly laughable
faree, entitled, "Gviwv Joe. It's a
TriaiigleJeyitMie nnd iicciIh no fur
ther comment
TRIUMPH AT THE STAR
If there have even been any douht
a to the versatility of Mary Piek
l'ord, the Eauiou- Plaer Film eoin-luiny'-
-tar, -he di-i-Ued them by her
wonderful performuuee in that eotu
panv'K splendid prodnetion of Kate
Jordnn'k "Poor Little Peppina,"
which opened yc-terdnv at the 'Star
thenter for a two-day-' run. Fol
lowing upon her la-t l'nrn mount pieT
ture, '''iladame Hutlerflv," in whieh
-he -o perfectly eharaeterisea (the
little J.ipane-e girl, Xi- Pickford in
thi- proilactioa create- a character
new to her admirer- an American
girl who haoybeen -tolen hv Italiau
wheu a mere baby and brought up
a- one of their own children. Her
native tongue uud all thought of her
real parentuge lolully obliteruted,
he in to nil intents ami purpose- a
real ituliun girl. Hut there linger
about her aa indefinable something
that leap- into fire when ihe i- fin
ally reunited with ber parent- by a
-iinr'le little prayer that form- the
only heritage of her childhood.
A Hrey cartoon of tbe unu-unl or
der muiid ouf the bill and really
ouil.o a very entertuiuintf program.
The roundup eent here promise
to be penniinenl, ilx promoter- be
ing engaged in tunning a joint tock
company. Kharet. are fixed at f!t
each, and the eeuntu- are now
(lie market. Oroi.nd- are tar be
le.ned on the Holler Walker ectale
tur tue ciii. Se itin .it i iiiiiiitud.i
tious will be eularjjid and the riue-
ASHLAND AND UNITY
traek extended to iueludc a half mile
or more. Leaders who arc pushing
this enterprise aro Amos Xininger,
Monte Hrigga nnd Oscar Borgncr of
Huh city; l)oc Holms of Medford nnd
Hen Adnm;i of Pendleton, a quintet
of livo wires through whose persis
ent efforts tho recent moot scored
ueh an uuqiinlifieil success.
1). W. Coolidge of Pasndona,. Cnl.,
brother of Mrs. J. 11. Casey, and who
baa been visiting relatives hero for
Home tiiuti pa.41, returns home this
week. Horticulture is Mr. Coolidgo's
delight, and he conducts a niodul es
tablishment along tills lino in his
muthem California home, reinforced
hy flortcttltunil settings.
' Mr. and Mrs. C. K. DAimolly of San
Franeinco are visiting Mrs. Donnel
ly's mother, Mrs. Ullmi Giddiugs, on
North Main street. Mr. and Mr-.
Donnelly were former employes of the
Western Union otfieo here, tho for
mer n manager.
The leailor of the Now York Mur
ine band and oilier guosts were given
an auto ride nrnund the vnrk sur
roundings, including the high driven,
on Thursilny, previous to the hnnd's
departure for Yreku. Tho outing wn
through the courtesy of tho chnu
tnuqun management, seconded by the
Commercial club. Those littlo nttcn
tjoiiN shown visitoix nro hocomiug an
informal feature on the program dur
ing tho UHsmnhly season.
At tho Baptist church on Sunday
night llev. J L, Simmons of Hugh
Point will nddiOss tho coiigrogntion.
Mrs. Nan McConnlok of Oakland,
Cnl., sister of Andy MoCnllon, is
among tlio campom in Chautauqua
park, accompanied by hor two chil
dren. "Calch-ns-catch-onn" was the hIo
gun attributed to u fishing party
which roturncd from Jonny creek and
it- trihutnrios on Wo duos day evening,
inasmuch na the angling expedition
included a physician, u clergyman
and a deputy coroner and under
taker in tin persona of Dr. Jurvis,
Father Dolphin nnd Will Dodge. Pro
fessor Viuiug also went along to as
sist tho spiritual advisor in adminis
tering consolation to nuch of tho ber
eaved fishermen us might perchance
experience hard luck, a precaution
which proved unnocosgnry, however.
About a half dor.cn S. P. employes
hero who uro.niomhors of First com
pany, would profit by tho milroad's
system of paying those men custom
ary wages, provided thoy nro ordered
to the front. They would nlso relniu
promotion rights.
Mr. T. It. Kinsman of Medford,
who lias extensive property here, in
makimr umiugomunta to return to
Ashland for pennancnt rosltluiicit'.
Fir-t company, Const Artillery He-serve-,
loaves on Saturday for Fort
Steven- encampment, under command
of Captain C, A. Malone, who return
from San Francisco for this express
purjM'-e-
Citixcns are being interviewed o
to real ami personal schedule-, pre
liminary to fixing the yearly assess
ment levy. Deputy A en-or L'csl'c
W. Stan-ell of Jacksonville is doing
the canvassing.
The lintel Oregon is imping
through another-exporianco in (lis
way of change in its manageineut.
Austin Chi-liolm of the Austin ho
tel, Medford, assumes control on Jti'y
lfi. J. W. Dobhiuu, who took charge
lnt October and conducted the huiue
iiuriug the trying reconstruction por
ml, retire- with u- yet no fixed nlaii-
I'nr the future.
Mrs. lilaneh" i'filbronuor of Meil
lord wus aa A-'ihuitl v.sitor on Wed
nesoday, attending ehautiuqiia at
traction-, notably the Now York Ala
line bunk conceit in the afternoon.
Abraham Cochen of Seattle return
ml home thi- week ufter u inoulU'-
-lav here on u lilhia trealm-at wit.i
which he expressed himself highly
gratified. He hu- a son running out
of Ashland in the K. P. train service
In view of (lissutisraotinn over
baseball games between Medford and
Grants Pa, it ha- been -ugge-ted
that A-blaud uet the part of interme
diary in seeking to have the teams
fight it out to conclusions here on
neutral territory under the incentive
f a puree ranging about 150. Tbe
game to be played on or abont
July 28th.
Threatened with typhoid fever,
Itev. It. A. Hutehiu-nn, pastor of tbe
Methodist church of Jacksonville, is
a patient at the Granite City hospital
in thi- eity,
D. R. Hand, manager of the Fruit
& Produce a ociatiou, leaves for bis
new field of labor at Wwia tehee,
Wash., the first of next week, Mrs.
Hand accompanying biin.
Mrs. Peart Storm Heath and son,
of San Frauciacn, are here for the
summer vacation, occupying the fam
ily residence on lieach street.
Park Supervisor Graves has re
signed, effective July 15. lie will
return to San Francisco. Under his
inliiiinil ration the practical devel
opment of the lithia surroundings has
been accomplished, not to mention the
aesthetic feature- whieh ware not In
cluded in tli bond.
Th .4 .'lie' mis is hammering
ay ia s fiUsfcifal supply of ore, ten
stain li'ic, erioyed. About twan
ty men si Msoyed on the various
panne ef Yxclopnient work which is
beiii;.' steadiK iu-hcil forward to eu-
p.u 1 1 v iimler (lie lieM, till rl'tli' IUUII
ajieiut-nt.
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
By A. C nowlctt
Mnrsh Onrrett and wife enmo dash
ing into town in their auto Inst Snt
urtlrtv ovortttijf ilh a trail Attach
ment, it being the fore wheels of his
wagon, .nnd ho hnd tho tiro tied on
with wire, and I heard him tell Mr.
Cbildreth, our blacksmith, that the
tire kept coining off so that he had
to wire tliom on all around, and he
wanted thorn put on so tight thiit they
would stay fur a while at least ; that
they were going to Medford and
wanted to take the wheels hack in the
morning, and it was then after 4i
o'clock p. m., lint the work was done
that night. Mr. Oarret is one of our
hustling rancher and stockman that
makes things move. Shortly after he
nnd his wifo were married thoy
bought a farm, stock ranch nnd a
band of oaltJn on credit And thoy
both wont to work and took enro of
the stock, livod within tlioir means,
subscribed for the Mnll Tribune and
by that means kept posted on rtie
markets, and soon invested in an
unto so as to facilitate business, kept
paying ou his investment and now is
on easy afreet, with u good much,
well slocked nnd out of debt. If more
of our young men would live within
their moans nnd make good invest
ments there would not bo so tunny
tramping over I ho country nnd curs
ing "tho hard times," and President
Wilson would not get so many severe
ctmsitics for iinnnignry troubles.
Chnrlos Hnkor of Medford spent
Saturday night with us.
Professor C. F. Johnson nnd Itev.
L. 1. Simmons uud wifo wont to Ash
land Saturday to attend tho chau
tnuqutt, Iter. S. and wifo remaining
during tho most of tlio wook.
Sunday afternoon Frank Smith and
an Indian woman who gave her name
as Arnitu USngol, and a littlo hoy
whose nntno I did not learn, called
for dinner. Thoy wcro of the bronco
bu-tcra who came, Smith from Pen
dleton and Miss huglu lrotn near
Dnnsinuir, Cnl., nnd had sturtud for
Klamath Falls via Crater Lake with
somu inoro of their company, but
when they readied camp sovun miles
above McLuod, Miss Kuglit got word
calling hor home, so they retraced
their steps uud stopped for dinner
again Monday, ,'goiug ou to Med lord
that evening.
Later in thij day Samuel llrnicc,
fortnorlv u home-tender on the tin
surveyed country lying beyond Dig
Unite, a 111111101 cruiser for tho S. P.
Co., stopiw'td-intlo lenow old lioquniu
tnnee and spciid thu night with us.
He is still in tho am ploy of tho S. P.
Co. nnd has his headquarter- in San
Fraacisuo, Cnl., and his family In Los
A'nguJoa. He with abont ten or
twelve others, came and took up
limnuHteads in tho nnsiirveyeil, lived
there, cleared ouough of the land to
satisfy the government requirement-,
established a postofficc, Dudley t-ist-nffice,
and two school houses, plant
ed orchard, (mlntoes, etc, made their
final uronf, procured their a tents to
their land and now am scattered
from ftoridn to Washington and
Pennsylvania to California. They
still hold the title to the land H
fiuo n body of timber as mn be
found anywhere in thi- country. They
were a coniMiny of highly refilled,
educated men, and women a- can In
found anywhere, and when. they left
here and began to scatter they left
behind them many warm friend-.
Albeit McCnbe and Kverelt Da hack
Were also cullers Sunday evenuig.
Mrs. Chris Hergsuiaii ami Mrs. Ilert
Clnrno, who lic butwoeu Kagle Point
and tbe five ferry, were iu town trad
ing last Monday.
I learned Monday that the father
of W. K. Ilemniel, one of our promi
nent citixeus, dull at his residence in
St. bmis, Mo., the day that hi- son
ajid wife started from here to go to
be with hi- mi rents,
C. M. Allen, one of Uncle Ham's
telephone engineers, took the stage
Monday to go to Pros pee t to look af
ter tbe telephone lines between there
and Fort Klumatli.
Miss ICnid Middlelinsher of Trail
took the auto stage Por her home on
Mondav morning.
Ilumillou Welkins and wife were
oing business in liagle Point tbe
first of the week, and he and Me--r-.
Irible and Oraham took dinner at the
Aunny-ide. Mr. Orahnni i- the m.ni
ho bought the Fred Peilegrue j.laii ,
on the free fcirv road.
Charles Manning, who lives near
Peyton, called for late dinner Mnnla
ou his way home from the Antelope
country.
Mr-. Joscih Oipjwt't ami bet- two
youugest children were ou the P. A K.
Tuesday on their way home. They
had been visiting in Medford.
Miss Willeska Rolwrts 'wa- a bus
iness visitor iu Had Point Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Cu rao of Dutle Falls
returned to her bona after a three
weeks' visit with friends in Central
Point.
Bora To lir. and Mrs. E. R.
Widfer, July 7, 1018, in Arueta, Iu.,
a daughter. Jr. Wolfer and family
ware formerly raidanU of Kagle
Point but are now living in Amith,
Iu. Thev "Idl ii wn proMtrty in thin
section
(Jiuiiduia LleUiiut? of Medio ul, but
formerly of this place, cntne out
Tuesday to W. 1). Knb'hton's aud to
dny (Wodiiosduy) is visiting Grand
ma lleeknthorn.
J. W. Frasr of San Francisco,
Cab, representing the Etlors Music
Co., dined with u Tuesday.
Mr. Stanwood nnd ratnlly have
movod from Phoenix to their ranch
In Unit Phoenix, whero thoy have re
cently erectod a beautiful new homo.
Heuben Stovoni of tho Phoenix
shoe shop hat heou Iu poor health
for some tlnto and has gone to his
father's home In tho foothills to re
gain his health. During his nbtonco
Mr. Wakefield will be found nt tho
shoo shop.
Mrs. V. J. IJImor relumed from
the Central Point hospital last Sat
urday. Her many frlutnls nro plens
od to havn her homo again uud to
eo hor looking so well.
Andrew Ileum rocontly purchased
a branil-uow Maxwell ear.
1C. 0. Coleman and TC. K. Itnames
left for the Dead Indian country
Tuesday, murnlng. Thoy aro driving
their cntllo thore for tho stintmur
inonthR.
K. 0. Wostorftold Is building two
5000 gallon. tanks for Irrigating pur
jioies on his ranch In lfiait I'ltoonlx.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Aiming nro on
tortalnltiR tholr nolco, Miss N'fttto
Kelly nnd hor f riant!, Mlse I.otiiuo
Irwin, both of DoWitt, Town.
Mrs. Unlloy of town Is vlittlng bur
daughter, Mrs. J. Morgan, ot West
Phoenix.
Mrs. U. Pulaski uud son loft last
Friday for her homo iu Hornbrook,
Cat., nftor baring spout several
weeks with hor itaretics, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Acroo.
Mrs. M. Calhoun of Tolo, vliltod
friends In Phoenix Ust weak.
Mtlo Furry and family hnve ro
ttimoil from the stotto quarry whero
thoy havn boon living for 'tho Inst
fow tliontliB.
Mr. aud Mrs. (loo. IDlfors nro on
tcrtnlnlng two of tholr daughters for
tho summer. Otto from Oklahoma
and tho other from California.
Itoportcd by Jnckaon County Ab
stract Co., Sixth and Fir Hta.
Circuit Court.
William Hubert- et at vs. W. W.
Wat kins et al default uud decree.
M. II. Whipple vs. Mary A. Whip
plo, affidavit filed.
Cluroneo C. Pierco vs. U. S. Col
lins, writ of attachment.
W. I. Van Houien vs. lfognti Iiivor
Public Service uorpomtioB, writ of
attachment.
T. L. I)e Vore vs. J. M. Hoek, writ
of attachment.
flogue Uiver Fmil ft Prwiuet as
Hoeiutiou vs. Fred li. Jordan, sum
mons. Pacific lioau & Investment Co. vs.
W. M. Holmes ot al., summons.
IS. C. Evansou vs. ShiIIu Stewart,
summons.
Mullock Mercantile Agency va. W.
A. Ailken, cost bill.
A. J. Sehuls vs. F. (1. Mnlhistm, ob
jection- filed.
James I. Predenhurfr vs. F. (J.
Maibi-on, objections fileil.
llinrles A. Pimkey vs. W. S. Ham
mond, eontirmation of sale.
rnilialo
Clnanliansbip of William H. Pen
inger, tenth uud final account.
Fstute of Jeremiah Xunait, order
amwinting appraiser- and extendiug
time to file inventory.
Guardianship of Daniel Whetatone,
gnanlian'- bond und oath of sate of
teal estate.
Itoel Ifclnto Tiiinsfoi-s,
W. A. Messoer et ux to t). V.
Myers, lot :il, block 3, Or
chard Hume tract $
Win. Cinch it ux to L. K. lllasa,
lot 21, rincb Add., Kagle
10
SIIxq. Minks
Arrow,
COLLAR.
Ittiih 6(er99e
CUJKTT.PfA80DY.CO.INC.MAKCHS
PHOENIX PARAGRAPHS
COURTHOUSENEWS
BUSINESS
Tfnvo party with well improved 25-wro tract, locntod
4 miloi from Santa Cruz, Calif, that wants to trado
for jfood business here. His property is clour.
BENNETT INVESTMENT CO.
I lutl listuto Loans,
IOC Weill Malu.
Point . . ;w . . 100
C. S. Sandorson ft it to Carl
Fiehthor. land in sec. 8-37-
2W ... 1
L. M. Hhodes et nx to W. K.
Nyswaner ett itx, lot 3, Mc
Cloud Add., 'Tnlcnt . 130
FOIt ItKMw. nUCBKS
FOIt UI3NT Flvo room houao, hard
wood floors, fult oainont bnsomont
nnd garngo. Phono J70-W.
roit HAiiif nimtnutitiAxicocH
FOIt SALK Plymouth barred rook
and Hhode Island lied pullets at
Medford Poultry nnd Mug Co. 98
fbtt8ALBClean al faTfabaVT 1 10
in field, A. Conlsfln, Central
Point. 9S
KOirSALia Mayor model fluto with
cttie. etc.. baa 18 koys aood ns
new. $tfi, Tolenhoue ill S-X after
6 p. m. OS
FOIt SALW 800 ft. 0-ln.
plpo With flnitgod otitis,
field, Clohl Hill, Oro.
rlvetod
F. Mnns-
US
FOIl SALIO Motor cyelo, oart olee
trio range, blcyclo. Arthur Howloy,
711 H Jnekson. 97
FOR SAMS Alfalfa
Phono 310.
hay
chonp.
FOR SAL13 Sorond crop nlfnlfa and
grain buy. Suldor's Dairy.
FOIt SATifc rtTKflTXJOB;
FOIt SALK Stock, lings,. Yo to 100
pounds. Ilrood flows, good nlock.
Phono It-13-W. 98
VOM SALK Ono horso, buggy and
jltirnofls; 74 leghorn lions; 2 first
olnna Jorsoy cows, boavy milkers.
Also crop for salo and plnco for
rout. Address Hottto 1, Pox ft or
phono CDG-1I. 97
FOR 8ALH HoranB, nnd grain bay
In tho field, ono inllo uorthount of
Phoenix. K. E. Rnnmon. 106
T
WAXTII MISOEMiAN'EOUH
WANTHbiiyds "for "tinting ptib?lo
library, to be loft nt tho library.
97
WANTI8D To buy liny bailor, (llvo
full particulars anil uost ensn
prlco, nlio six or Rovon-fiot binder;
full particular, liox 974, Mad
ford. t 98
WANTED Second band family re
frigerator. Addrosa Uox A, Mall
Tribune. 98
WANTED FIxturofl for Btoro. What
hnvo you? C. A. DoVoo.
FOR KXCIlAHOIt
FOIt TRADE Hogn
horso. R-18-W.
or cow
for
98
MONEY It IXJAN
MONEY TO LOAN Havo money to
lonn upon city nnd country prop
erty. Quick sorvlco. Monoy on
lirtnil. Earl S. Tumy, 210 Oarnott
Coroy llldg. tf
FOUND
FOUND Ladles' awoater cont. Own
er can havn by calling al Pairtor
Ititn Dyo Works uud paying for ad.
99
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LOST
LOBT Key ring with four keys.
Loave at Mall Tribune. Alec Aus
tin. !
IXTIUlUItllAN AUTOOAK CO.
TIME CARD.
Leave Medford tor Ashland. Talent
and Phoonlx dally, oxcopt Sunday, at
8:00 a. m., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 5:16
p. m. Also ou Saturday at 11:15 p.
in. Sundays loavo nt 8:00 and 10:30
a. m. and 1:00, 2:00, G;.10 and 9:30
p, in, Loavo Ashland for Medford
dnlly, oxcopt Sunday, at 9:00 a. m.,
1:00, 2:00, 4:00 nnd C:1G p. m. Also
on Saturday nights at 0:30 and
2:20. Sundays loavo Ashland at 9:00
a. m. and 1:00, 4:30, 0:30 and 10:30
p. in.
WESTON'S
Camera Shop
208 East Mnin Street,
Arodford
Tlio Only ICxolusivo
Cominorcial PliotoyrnphorH
in Souulioru Orogou
Nfegutivoa r(lo any timo or
place by appointment.
Phono 147-J
We'll do tho rest
TJ. D. WESTON. Prow,
Itontals, Iiuuruuee.
I'liono 7WO
nusiNKflS mnr-nroitY
nc Puhplt
LAHEU AUTO BPRfNO CO. We
are operating tho lsrKest, oldcil
and best oqutpped plant id Itio Pa
cific northwest. Uso our spring!
when others fall. Bold under guar
antee. 2G North Fifteenth Bt.,
Portland, Ote.
Ittorncjs
GEO. W. CHBItrtY -Attornoy ant!
Notary, Itooms 9-10, Jaekson Coun
ty nank Ilulldlng, ontrftnee N,
Central, Medford, Oro.
POUTER J. NRFF Attornoy nt law.
rooms 8 and 9, Mftdford National
Ilank Building.
A. K. ItBAMRS, LAWTEIl Qarastt
Coroy bids.
0. M. nODBUTS Lawyer.
Medford National Dank Pulldtn.
Collections.
COLLECTIONS AND ItHPORTS W
colloctcd some accounts 14, yean
old. Wo know how to got the
monoy. Tho nuitock Mercantile
Agency. Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 3, Ilas
klnn' Dldg.,210 E.Mnln st.
Dentists
Dr. W. M. VAN 8COTOO
DH. O. O. VAV 8COTOO
Dentists
Garnctt-Corey Illdg., ulte
Mcdforn, Oro. Phono 8f8.
Collections and Deports
II
DR. FRAN1C ROnERTS-DcntlsL
M. F. & II. Illdg. Oftlco Hourc
8:30 to 12; 1 to S. Phono C07-R.
Engineer anil Contractor
FlubN.''cUMMlNaSBitneor'an
contractor, 404 M. F. & II. BIdg.
Survoys,, cotlmatcn. irrigation
dralnngo, orchard and land lni
provomout. House Movers
MEDFORD HOUSE MOVERS-Wo
Movo HoiiHOH, Darns, Uaragos, Mr
chlnory, Etc. Phono 488-M, or
4S8-X. C12 8. Nowtown, 811 Da
Vota. i , i, i , m . -z-
M 1.
Inauranre,
- . - r4
EARL 8. TUMT Qonoral Insurance
oftlco, Flro, Automobllo, Accident,
Liability, Pinto Qiaos, Contract,
and Surety Ponds. Excollont com
pantos, good local sorvlcs. No.
210 Oarnott-Coroy Dldg.
:. I,, i,. , . i' t.'z-
Instruction In Music
FRED ALTON IIAIOHT Tonchcr of
plnno nnd harmony. Ilnlght Music
Studio, 401 anrnott-Coroy llldg..
Phono 72,
Carnage
OARIlAOE Oct your premlso
cleaned up for tho summon Call
on the city garbage wagons tor
good service. Phone 174-L. T.
Y. Allen.
I'byitclans and Bargcons
DlCnvC7CJ CARLO W, DrTSva
MAINS CARLOW Osteopathia
physicians, 410-417 Oarnctt-Corey
bldg., phone 1036-L. Tlcsldenca
26 South Laurel at.
DR. W. W. HOWARD bstaopath!
physician, 303 Oarnett-Comy
building. Phono 130.
DR. J. J. EM MENS Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited to eyo,
oar. nose and throat. Eyes aclon
tlflcally tested and glasses bud
piled. Oculist and Aurlst for 8. P
R. It. Co. Offices M. F. & II. Co
bldg., opposlto P. O. Phone B67.
es
aMtff4t4S " M i m 0i0
DR. IL W. CLANQY Phynlclan and
surgeon Phones, office 86. rest
donoo 730. Oftteo hours, 10 to
12, 2 to 6.
DR. MARTIN O. I1ARI1KR Physl
dan and surgeon. Otfico Palm
blook, opposlto Nnsh hotel. Hour
10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phono 110-J.
lrintcrs and Puhllshord
MDFbn'VRiNTfNVt'astSe
best oQulppod printing otfico in
oouthorn Orogon; book binding,
looso loaf ledgers, billing systems,
ote. Portland prleos. 27 Norm
Fir at.
Transfers
BADS TRANSFER & 8T0RAQR1 CO
Office 42 North Front at. Phone
315. Prleos right Service guar
sutoAri ' -j
WHY?
NOW TIME TO TRADE.
I have a 160-aere stock ranch;
good location; 100 acres In grain,
soaio alfalfa. This place rocently
sold for $12,000; no Incumbrance.
Will trade for good orchard, prefer
pears, or would toko olty property.
Would trade ovon or aseumo some In
cumbrance on orchard proposition.
J. C. BARNES
10'J West Main Street.
NEW TODAY
We can deliver a fine stock ranch
ot 370 acres over half now in crop
of wheat, barley, alfalfa aud carU,
and eontldorable ore can bo culti
vated none of It steop land,
This place Joins a boundlose out
range and has very sood . buildings,
gad abundanoQ of springs for stnek.
Any ana wanting to get into tbs sioek
business should take this one. No
trade.
Hoon-Cathcart Co.
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t'houo 167