Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 07, 1916, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextftrrcDTOTCD' matt; TnrniTNE, MKrFO..r, otceciox, mot.y, attcittrt 7. imo ASHLAND AND VICINITY The committee upon entertaining the Editorial Association In the parks last Friday evening, are rerelv ing groat praise for the success of tholr efforts. Over 1.10 individual lunch hoxcB were provided, filled with sandwiches, eggs, pickles, fruit and take. Hot coffee was uvailuble from the gas heaters on the spot, and there was no delay In 'waiting upon the visitors, nil being accomodated at first tables. Tho finishing; touches to the reception event was the splen did concert, given by the Boy's Hand of Oakland, by far the best juvenile organization which has ever visited this city. Mr. and Mrs. K. . Butler and Mr. and Mrs. Curl I.ovoland left Monday morning in tho former's car for Crater Lake. They went via Klamath Falls and will return by the Rogue liver route. Louis Worth was visited on Sun day by his brother from Etna Mills, who came over by auto, round trip in one day. Mrs. Emtl Pell returned home from Klamath Falls last Saturday, accom panied by her father, Captain O. C. .Applegate of that. city. G. W. Kimball of Roseburg is In Ashland during the vacation season. Attorney 11. C. Smith of Grants Pass motored over from Josephine county on Sunday for a brief pleas ure trip. ! w J. D. Wagner and Bert R. Crcer were among those who furnished cars and accompanied the Editorial asso ciation from Medford on its excur sion to Crater Lake Sunday morning. Providing the Commercial Club moves to new quarters, it is unani mously conceded that the logical lo cation is In the Hotel Austin block, rooms in which are available for a nominal rental, including heat and light. It would be tho most conven ient place, practically In the center of the city's activities and accessible on the groundf loor. Fred Tracey of the Western Union offices is taking the regulation midsummer vacation of two weeks. The genial countenance of Fred Lockley of Portland, staff corres pondent and magazine writer, was noted among the editorial guests, who visited hero last Friday. Mrs. Hurry Crelghton and two sons returned on Saturday from the camp meeting of the Church of God, which has been in session for the past ten days at Merlin in .loscphlne county. 15. L. Olmsted, n former resident, now proprietor of the Mail at Stay ton, Ore., was among the editorial visitors here last Friday. Old time Iowa acquaintances also greeted E. E. Favillo, editor of the Western Farmer at Portland, renewing the friendships of years ago, while resi dents in Mitchell county in the llawk oyo state. Two of Ashland's literati look part In tho formal program of the Editorial Association, at Medford on Saturday. Bert It. Greer of the Tid ings, theorized over the problem ot "Building Up a Weekly Newspaper Circulation," while "Dick Posey," erstwhile known as It. P. Campbell, and entitled to the distinction of re citing in roles peculiar to the .lames Whitcomb dialect, portrayed in verse tho perplexities attendant upon the career of "The Defunct Editor." A. .1. Miller of Logan, Iowa, brother of E. K. Miller, left for Se attle Saturday, when he nil join his daughter, Clara, in a trip to Alaska before returning home. Previous to this visit tho brothers had not met in 27 years. Joe Hunt, manager of the dual ice plants at Ashland and Medford, is kept busily on the job ot affording refrigerating f-uilltles these days. Melons are now going north daily by the trainload. The first carload of Bartlctt pears was shipped from the valley last Friday, bound for New York city. Local PythiaiiB think they have discovered in the portrait of John .1. Brown of Vandalia, III., recently elected at Portland as supreme chan cellor of their order, a striking re semblance to the phiz of the fat and jolly William Howard Taft. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McCoy and daughter, Margaret, of this city ac companied Judge and Mrs. Calkins on a motoring trip last Friday, to Crater Luke, by nay of Medford and Prospect. From Portland through the Wil lamette Umpqua and llogno Hlver valleys to Ashland and return via Klamath Falls and Central Oregon, Is a new round trip route on a weekly schedule from the metropolis, a com modious six-cylinder car being used. The initial trip has been made and the second one was due through here last Friday. The service is a day light one. The city Is soliciting bills tor a new trunk sewer to e extended be tween Helman and Laurel street ter ritory, north of the Southern Pacific tracks. The hottest day In July was ft:: on the ltth, the -oolest, to on the T,th. Thp rainfall was 1.2 4 inches. Sun shine was almost continuous, there having been 27 clear dov.a. lial Emery of the First National Bank, has gone to Coburg, Ore., for a visit with relatives. Mrs. D. P. Blue arrived last week from Honolulu, uc.onipuuied by a young Chinaman, who will enter the local high school. He is the same youth who visited Ashland last sum mer with Verne Blue. Tho Blue fam ily are occupying the Tozur homo on Laurel streot. Doer hunters are again reminded that t lie open season begins Tuesday, August 15, and not on August 10. A local artilleryman, who has re turned from tho encampment at Fort Stevens, in view of the desperntc fighting In France on tho Somnie, an nounces his readiness to participate in those struggles, providing tho at tacks arc confined to tho consomme. The fall term of Circuit court begins at Jacksonville, Sept. 3. The grand jury is summoned for that date, and the petit jury a week later. Otto C. Denier, tho bcrcurial Frenchman, who was a recent candi date for park superintendent, and who, about a week ago, disappeared under mysterious circumstances, his last words being that ho was going fishing, was finally located at Horn brook, having been spirited off to that locality by spirits. Judge George X. Davis of Port land, before whom the suit of J. M. Sweeney vs. Jackson county Is being tried, took occasion recently to per sonally inspect the mountain road grade over the Sisklyous, concerning which the litigation was started. Sweeney has been here also and ex hibits confidence as to tho outcome in his favor. The amount In which Sweeney is sueing for an accounting runs into big figures, and the case is being argued before the Multno mah Circuit court. According to the classification schedules, 4 ! 0,560 acres of the origi nal Oregon-California land grant re mains unsold in Jackson county, out of the total ot 2,300,000 acres in western Oregon. It is this big tract which the classification crew is now "invoicing," beginning at a point near Pinehurst.' Miss Corlnne Kcagy, of Waterloo, Iowa, Is visiting her relatives hero, Miss Ethel Davenport and Mrs. Mur ray Murphy. Philip S. Rose and wife of River side, Cal., arrived early in the week for an extended visit with relatives. Victor Flint and Miss Grace Milam were married last week. They will make their home in Iowa where Mr, Flint formerly lived. Miss Susie Homes bus resigned as teacher of the Siskiyou school and will teach In Phoenix. Mrs. Jessie Stannard is her successor at Siskiyou. Mrs. Emma Foss of Talent, cousin of Mrs. J. R. Casey of this city, was In Ashland on Friday on her way to Sacramento, culled there by the death of a sister. EAGLE POINT EAGLETS By A. C. Howleti Our lown has lost another esteem ed I'uiuily, .Mr. unil Mrs. K. L. Mantz, wlio have moved to Modlonl. They have been here hut a lew uiiitiflls, hut have made many friends (hiring their slay. Mr. XeUierlund, formerly of Unite ('alls, hut now of Med ford, wiis here iliirin-r the week, lie hail been up to Ins uli! home unil was on his return I rip home. ('hurley Cinticnilc was a business culler Thursday. Thmsilay J. ('. licncdict unil U. II. Duni'iin, two mining men were here anil on Friday were met liv Mike Han ley and Inken t,, his mountain ranch. .Mike says that lie has a line lot of hay lliis season. Mr. Sfnhh ami Mr. K.I Tucker of I.rowusliiiri) were here Thursday af ter lumber. Mr. Stnbl) for lumber to he ii-ed in building a new store build ing lor u man by the mime of Cannon, w ho contemplates opening a new store at that place and Mr. Tucker was hauling lumber to cover :i slack id' hay, as lie has mure hay than he could get inio his burn. Speaking about lumber. M;. Xowu,ti, our K. K. agent, tells me that he had on or der tor 18.IIIUI feet ill line hit a few days a.-o, but could not fill ii as the demands is so great. Mr. IJiuiiios. the owner of the mill imir mile- this side of llutte Kails, had a breakdown and had to shut down nhniit ten days to put in aimllier engine. Think- that I'mm this time nn that he will he able to supply the demand. Miss !race Miller, who ta been learning to lie a trained naive in the lio-pital in Mcill'mil, a daughter of John Miller Lake creek, and ha hcen up to her home vi-itiin- her par ents, came out Thursday and tank dinner here and '.vent on to Mcilfnni the -anic day. (In- Nichols Mini wile of L. ('. were doing bii-incss . in our lown Thurs day. W. II. Phillip. ,f Koche-icr. New York, ri'pie-enliii'' l.adil Protect ,, i:raph company. u. here for dinner I bur-da v. Tlllll-ilay ;i- l, e train, the P. & K. I lulled into our depot I. a- i- in - , -avion!, hi...riiei) llic pavcnsMT ear and counted eighteen h'imji,j in hc cur and iiiiioii", them was T)r. J. I Keddyj and wife, of (iranls Pass. Ml1. I)e Will Vnn Ostrand of Phillips. Wis e, in.-iii, Mr. Charles R lieveunell and 11. I''. Titer of Medford. We all know who Dr. Kcddv is for he was one of the main men who changed the Pa cific and Eastern from "two streaks of rust across Ihe desert" lo a flour ishing railroad from Meai'ord to Hut tc Tails, and put new life into the sleep ing village of Kagle Point. And Mr. DcWilt Van Ostraud is one of the big limber owners of the country, being president of Ihe flood Land Co., own ers of ."iO.IMIII acres of land ill north ern Wisconsin, nnd also president of Hcenali-Oregon Laud Co., owners of l.lllin.nnil feet of Oregon liinlier, while Mr. (tunncll is one of Ihe big mining men of the coiiiilrv and Filer is n building contractor, hut the ques tion naturally arises in the mind of ihe iniitisttivo one, what was they doing up in the eounlry, and T wiis impiisil ive enough to nsk the Dr. if he was going in absorb the P. & K. rail road and conned it with the Grunts Pasi road1? And he said that as un likely things as lhat had happened. Hat they all went up to Hullo Falls and came buck Ihe same day and we are just as wise now as to the object they had in view as we were before thev came and went. Alex Vestal slarled out from Med ford Thursday p. m. on his bicycle and had gone but a short distance before he found himself afoot and T saw him in Ray Ashpolc's hardware slure pulting in a new inner lube. Captain McQuoid has been repair ing the sidewalks and foot -bridges across Little Pailte creek. F. If. Clausing, who is traveling in Ihe interest of Ihe Fnrqitultar Mfg. Co., of Chicago selling the Liltle Wiz ard Washing tablets, was doing bus iness with our merchants nnd took dinner at Hie Kuunysido. There were two more men I took to be (raveling men, hut they came in just as dinner was ready, ale, paid their hill, but I did nol get their names, some of them are to fast f,,r Ihe old man. Win. W. Clements of Plaza, Jos ephine county. Ore., recent I v from Pennsylvania, was hero Thursday night and look the F P.-Persist nuln stage for Trail. He expects to spend a eonpel of weeks fishing at Trail in Rogue river. He seems to he i young man just traveling for pleas are. Mrs. Xela Ii. Mayfield of F.dgc Hood, ( alifornia, and two of her grandchildren were also with us on Thursday night nn their way to her sons on iiogue river. Mr. mid Mrs. Sell, Sr.. Ilullis of Medford, a son of the Hue Lodge li. if. proinoler, were here for dinner cYiilny. Sirs, ltullis, nee Sliss Knot, was one of (he company of ladies who made a raid on me Iwo years ago and fried to persuade me to boost for Win. Ilanley, among whom T lost mv pencil, nnd she had not forgotten it. lint the pencil was niude up by the Hill llaaley Progressive club. Our new meat man, Sir. Packer of Conlrnl Point, was accompanied Fri day by Sliss Mary Klliott of Central Point in his rounds. They dined at the Suunyside. Died, at P.rown hnro, July 20, Mrs fit ncy Kliznbelh Nicholson, aged (If! years and -I days. She was born ii Haskell. Steuben county. New York- July 2.1Hi. 18-11. She united with Ihe Presbyterian church, in her early youth and later wilh Ihe Seventh Day Iiaplisls. She lived a chrislian life and seemed In lie ready at the inas ler's call. Services at the Hrowtis- boro cemetery, conducted by li'ev. L. L. Simmons, Julv 110. TABLE ROCK TABLETS .Mr. and Mrs. Duiilap of Lakeview are spending their annual vacation in this valley. Sir. I Inula p is a brother of Mrs. J. II. Lydianl of II place and il was on account of Inis rclalion-hip ha hey made lhcir first visit ti, (In, valley and were so de lighted with it t lint they have re turned every year since. Several of our citizens alien. led the show "The Rirth of a Nation" at the Togo last week. The Vincent tlirc-hing niai-hinc Tllodlty ill the Modoc orchard. Sir. Ollcniloii'cr. representing the California-Oregon Power Co was lin ing business in this icinity one day last week. Two iittlo lotnl from here journey ed to Toll) Sunday lo attend church cr ices. Ilcnrv Morrie and si-tcr, Sliss Mury of llo-s Lane, with a party nf friends, spent Wcdne-duv evcninir vis iting friend- in this neighborhood. Miss K'alherine Nealon has re lumed home fi'iiui a week's viit with rein lives nctii- Central Poinl. V. L. Catnn ictimied Saturday ev ening from a two week's jnb nf bind ing grain in the viciuilv of Talent. Miner Hull, lormcan nt the Slodoc orchard, has purchased a new Ford car. L. Titzpatriek, who has sin,., ., to phiy ball Hli G.,, Li, ,.( ,vj,, the t-am llonihriMil: Snndnv win.,-.. I hey do'i utcl Ihe loam ,t place. The harvest, i,m ,,(' ,,; t,,u trii-l is mud, ,n;,.r 1 1 1 . , 1 1 ihu;, (,js year, (In- bunling. of jjruiu is still yu- ing on, litis lask generally being lin.,f her sister Sirs. Win. ltruin, August ished before the first of August. John Vincent and wife of Jackson ville were over this way Sunday. John tried his luck i.t fishing while Mrs. Vincent visited relatives. Sfrs. Davis of (he Modoc orchard has gone to California lo be at Ihe bedside of lief daughter who is re ported to be very ill. Sirs. C. W. Sage and infant daugh ter arrived front Montana Monday nnd will spend some time visiting with home folks al this place. The large crop of hay at Ihe Slo- dnc orchard is being haled liv u steam oulfit from Grants Pass. Sliss Sue Lyiliurd litis acecpled u position in the Los Angeles schools and will leave lo take up her work there smae lime in Sepleniher. Sirs. Putnam of Kuigblnu, Cal., nnd Mrs. Hi-own of Oakland, Cal., daugh ters of Sirs. Susan Penland of. this place, left Sunday for lhcir homes after a several weeks' visit with rel atives in iiis; valley. Sli and Mrs. Tiimy and Mr. and Mrs. Sanderson of Conical Point were pleasant callers at the Nealon ranch Sunday. T. ('. Low and wife and liltle daughter of Willow Spring visited relatives here one day hist week. Sliss Ethel Garrison of Medford a welcome visilor at the Collins home this week. The Treshflin thre-hing outfit crossed the river Thursday to thresh in Ihe vicinity of Sledford As all the threshing machines owned on Ibis side of Ihe river are al work on Ihe oilier side and the price seems to be the same it will probably be first cnnie first served witl. us sn we are wondering which will get back firsl. On the evening of July l!Hh a party was given nt the home of Sirs. Susan Penland and son James in honor of Sirs. Penland's Iwo daughters, Sirs. Poilmait nnd Sirs. Drown of Calil'or nil. About fiO people were present and a most delightful time was had with dancing and parlor games. J. C. Pendleton is very busy those days harvesting a crop of corn, wild oals and Sudan grass, all growing on the same ground. Apple thinning at the Washburn orchard will he finished this week and indications ut present point to n bumper crop. The Table Hock improvement coun cil held a very interesting niceling ut the Pendleton home lust Thursday evening. Among the business trans acted , n local conimillee to handle our fair exhibit was appointed, com posed of the following persons: Sirs. M. H. Chase. Mrs. I!. T.. Olson, Mr. J. C. Pendleton, Mr. S. C. Collins, ami -Mr. L. Fitzpatrick. If was voted to recommend J. L. N'ealon In look after gelling up an ex hibit on the north side of the river which has been ilcsignulcl as district No. 7 by the eoiinly fair association, also an assessment of ten cents was levied. In discussing the mosquito situa tion the council decided lhat lo com bat Ihetu successfully each illdividlla should lake up the wnrl; separately All old barrels that are filled with water should be covered with mat ial heavy enough that mosquitos can not get lltoragh il or oil poured on the stiiiacc ol the water and stagnant pools nf wuler should lie drained. A tilt? eggs nl'a mosquito cannot hatch in running water and as they do mil go far I'riini their breeding place and ten days i rcipiircl In iiicabale I hem the lask nf cliaiinaling thcni is mini easier than sonic would suppose. TALENT TALK Ktuniell lie-son, u I,,) reccally un derwent ait operation in Portland where he is stj in I he hospital, is re- porieii rallying nicety, jir. Mart ac companied Mr. Itecson o Portland. .wi-s Hazel l.owe has been .secured lo tench Ihe 1'ilih and sixlh grades nf Ihe Talent scb,,l ,- t tic' coming term. T. C. liciini-r of the Sunt hern Ore gon Kxperimeal slntinn returned from the (I. A. C. on I nesday ,,f this week. The Wilsin, ataily have moved I In ir household belongings to Ashland where they will have charge of the Columbia roninitig house. Their many friends wish lln-m success in the un ilerlaking which is nut entirely new to them. They were engaged in a sim ilar work some years ago at Livings ton. Slonlana. Sir. and Mr-. (1. A. Morse. Mr. and Mrs. Truest SlimUli, and Sir. uinl Sirs. VY. Agcr were g, .. Is of Itev. and Mrs. ('. M. i,,,l ,,f Ashland at u six o'clock dinner Mnnday evening. The local fair will be held Seplcn her 20. 'fhi prize lists were put out last wittier and contain a full list of articles up, ,n which prizes will l,e nf fered. These pamphlets were given lo nil children ut the Talent s. Iiool and shnuld be consu,., ,,1'ten -n thai a definite idea of ju-l what is de-ired may he exhibited. Ivxlr,, prize li-ls may he old. mi, i-d from Mi-s Lueilc lloldlidgc, -eetcl.-iry of the Talent In dustrial dull or i'mm (I. W. Ager. Frr-nl; l!o-c i- hiuiu from Ihe cop per mines ,,f California I'm- a short v l -n will, ,,s lanitiv Mrs. Euiuiu Outviu dic-U ul the Uoiiici '-', IHlti, nt the age of (18 years. Sir. tlarviii died several years ago and by the side of 1iis grave in the Wag ner creek cemetery were placed the remains of Mrs. Garvin. Tivo chil dren ure left to mourn the loss of the true nn, I loving mother who suffered much in Ihe past few years. On Friday uflernonu Ihe remains f Mis. Matilda Xyswaner were interred in the Phoenix cemetery. Sirs. Xy swaner died nl the Inane of her son, John Xyswaner, on Wednesday, Au gust 2. at the ripe old age of 7(1 years, II months. Her denth came as a sur mise .although her feeble condition has been known for some time. One daiuvhler and one son survive the mollier who was loved and respeeled by all who knew her. The irrientiioi meeting ut Ihe I. O. O. V. hall Friday evening was nllend ed hv about 70 interesled parlies, all nnvious In secure walor'nt Ihe ear liest possible dale. After a fen- re marks hv the president, Dislriot Ku "ineer Dillard renovted whal had been accomplished and what might be ex necled before reliable data could lie furnished upon which to ne a defi nite -future course. The V. T. SlcCrav proposal for snimlyitig wnler for l.", 000 acres at I ner acre was con sidered and brought forth some iuler- esling and profitable discussion. The members gave lhcir linnnintous enn scat to have the hoard of directors loL-olher with their engineer proeeei' with investigations and repqii as soon as possible. BUTTE FALLS W. W. Parker and Sirs. Slarel lira inn nl came down from the Parker ranch Saturday evening. liny Parker came down from Lodge Pole Saturday. Sliss KM a Stewart went up to link er's cabin Saturday ami visited Sirs, Iterniee linker until Tuesday morn ing. ' On Sunday the Pullers here, ,-uid relatives from Ashland, some from Los Angeles, Cal., and I'orllauil, uinl Ihe Parkers and Smiths of this place held n picnic out on Ciinger creek. The people from Ashland molored up thnt morning and returned home in the evening. l!uy Parker, Sirs. Slarel Illainai-,1 and Sliss Xoritia Slcwart drove up lo the Parker ranch Slon day. Oril Morris went up lo his look out station at the Closs pia:-i: Sl-in-dny. Mr. end Sirs. L. A. W'righl ct-ihi-Saturday front Sloiimoullt, where Ihey have been iillcnding college for lite past year. They are visiting Sir. Wright's molhcr this week. Sir. nnd Sirs. Peclor eaiue down from their ranch Saturday evenin and returned Slonday morning. Miss Wiliini Morris gave a parly laesday evening to lite young people and Ihe lime wits spcnl in old fash ioned games. It was a jolly crowd and all repiirled a fine time. On Thursday Sir. and Sfrs. Darker mnlm-ed up lo linker's cabin lo spend a tew days fishing. mrs. i-ruaK ( arson enmc down Irani Slosquiln Thursday. Sir. ami Sirs. Sears and their tw, smnll children arc camped near Uak cr's cabin for a weeks' outing. Sirs. Ohli Slorris went up to Mr Morris slation at lite (loss place Fri day. Mrs. Kilith flillinan of liosiinirg ii visiting her pareuls, SLi'. uinl Sirs, Hughes, litis week. .Mrs. Slyrlle Morris and family vis- ilcl Sirs. Trcdciibuig at tho Tredcn bitrg ranch Wednesday. Miss Kdvlhe Creel (,f Central Point is visiting at 1,'achcria lliis week. Why Smoke Hit ( igars When La Condas are only lOo Why It Succeeds liccnusc It's For One Thing Only, mid Meiiroril People Appreciate This. Nothing can be good for every thing. Doing one thing well brings suc cess. Iioan's Kidney Pills are for one tnlng only. For weak or disordered kidneys. Here Is .Medford evidence to prove their worth. J. II. A I well, painted nnd paper hanger, W. Eleventh street Modrord. says: "Doan'a Kidney Pills are all that Is claimed of them to bl and I never hesitate to recommend anything I believe will be of benefit to others. I have taken Dean's Kid ney Pills on different occasions when I liavo had any trouble with iny hack or kidneys and they have always done the work. A few doses now and then keeps my kidneys in good work ing order." Price r,0e at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pill- the same that .Mr. Atwell had. Foster-Milhiirn Co., prop-.. Murrain, X. Y. Adv. TAKEN I P TAKEX I P -Sorrel 1, litre, branded "Kl'" with bay eolt, sorrel laeed; one bay mare, branded ."P" wlih leiv eolt klrii, in tut.. W It -----b, iK-Ufoid, Ore. l' ItF.XT MISCELLANEOUS TOlt KEy7" Front office room in Olley bulldi K, on Crupu street. In quire J. 11. .vndrcivs. 117 FOU ItEXT Cfflro room et 30 N. Front streot. , Apply to litis, the Tailor for Information. FOB KKN1 HOUSES l-'Oll ItEXT li-rooin modern house. Phone 118 FOR KENT Five room bungalow, with largo screen porch. Inquire 7110 West 11th stroet. l-'OK ItEXT Five-room houso closo in: apply 1005 E. Main, l'ltniie 371. 118" FOR SALfv-TKSH ICi FOIt SALE At bargain: good work mare, 0 yoars old. O. J. Kober. Phono UOli-H. 1-2 FOll SALE Five-year-old saddle horse. Well reined, $0."). Phono 357. 11 So. tlrapo street. 117 FOIt SALE lOStock and Block hogs weight, about 150 pounds average, also pair fine fox anil coyote hounds, 10 months old cheap. Cluis. Gilchrist, Stuns Valley, Oregon. . 117 TO It S ALE Extra good work horso, 8 years old. Will tako lighter horse in part trade. Phone fiiiil-H-l. 117 FOit balk; Bnsi-MjiiAmcor FOU SALE U-t-2-iiu-h wagon. Call i::0 Tavlor street or phone 855-.I. 12 FOR SALE UurcaiiH, bod, springs writing desk, cupboards, washing machine and fruit jars. "07 W lllh street, liiouo 17-lt. 110 FOIt SALE Kentucky Wonder siting beans for sale, lie per pound at the Court Stroet Grocery, 1002 N. Central ave. Telephone your orders. Phono 3119. 119 FOIt SALE Auto, roadster cheap If taken ut once. Call at 1005 1.. Main. Phone 374. 118 FOll SALE Small typewriter with carrying case. Apply office Cal.- Oro. Power Co. 142 FOU SALE Benrdloss barley straw hy stuck or load. Also splendid hog pasturo for rent. Call 732JH 131 FOR SALE- 379-.I. -Soino furniture. Phone 124 HELP WANTFaTl MALE WANTED All kinds of laborers for mill work, loggers, construction work and far 111 work. Wages $2.50 to $5. Dorenius Employment Agency, Marshficld, Oregon, P. W. Cpodman, prop. 20 WANTED WrTtJATlONS WANTED Work for man and wlio. Man good carpenter and wife good cook. No children. Box IS.. Mull Tribune. 121 WANTED Lady wants hour or (lay work. Phono 344-Y. 129 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Second-hand Ford; ""oil mechanical condition. Terms, ad dress Box M., care Mall Trib une 119 WANTED To buy a 7-rooni house in good repair. Box 7, Mull Trib une 122 WANTED Adklns' town. -Stock place to pasture. Dr, 1 lnilo south of 118 WANTED I noil pounds of poultry weekly. Top p rices. Warner Wormian and Core. WANTED Largo company to handle big mining proposition. Seven claims in group: gold, silver, lead, nlckle. tungsten: no real estate. Address, Stephen KraitiU, Jack sonville Oregon, ctuo Sterling Mines. 123 WANTED $700 on 5 acres alfalfa, near lo city, HI per cent. J. O. Sample, Sterling .Mine, Jackson ville. 121 WANTED Furnished houso hy September 1, hv responsible party. Phono r,:)!l-lt-l. 1 t( WANTED Feathers to renovate, old mattresses and feather hods made lnlo sanitary folding forms. For samples, Phono 1D0-J, 322 Fast 12th st. 121 WANTED Fixtures for store. What have you? C. A. DeVoo. LOST LOST - (lit road lo liioentx, via (Iriliitt ereeK and orchard district, vest, pocket kodak. Finder please lcav0 at Tribune office; MO.VEY TO IOAN .MONEY TO LOAN Ilav0 money, to loan upon city and country prop erty. Quick service. Money on .hand. Earl S. Tumy, 2 10 Oarnett Corey Bldg. tf FOR KXCHA-eT.B TO TRADE Team weighing 2 100 for one weighing 1:1,110. Fads Trimmer Co.. Medford. 1 1 7 IXTERL'IUIAX ACTOCAK CO, TIME CARD. Leave Medford tor Ashland, Talent and Phoenix dally, except Sunday, at 8:00 a. m., 1:00. 2:00, 4:00 and 6:1S p. m. Also on Saturday at 11:15 p. m. Sundays leave at 8:00 and 10:30 a. m. and 1:00, 2:00, 5:30 and 9:30 p. m. Leave A.ihlnnd for Medford dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. to.. 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 6:15 p. tn. Ala on Saturday nights at 6:30 and 2:20, Sundays leave Ashland at 9:00 a. m. and 1:00, 4:30, 6:30 and 10:11 S. m. - . BUSINESS I)in.CTORY Auto BnnpMM LAIIER AUTb SPRING CO. W are operating the largest, oldest and best equipped plant in the Pa cific northwest. Use our spring! when others fall. Sold under guar antee. 28 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Oit. Attornfiya GEO. W. CIIERIIY Attorney and Notary, ftooms 9-10, Jackson Coun ty Bank Building, entrance N. Central, Medford, Ore. POUTER J. NEFF Attorney at law, rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. A. E. REAMES. LAWYER Qaraett Corey bldg. O. M. ROBERTS Lawyar. Medford National Bank Bulldlna. Collections. COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS We collected tome accounts 14 jean old. We know how to get the money. The Bullock Mercantile Agency, Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 1, Haa klns' Bldg., 216 E. Main at Dantlita Dr. W. M. VAN BCOYOO DR. C. C. VAN BCOYOO Denttsta Oarnett-Corey Bldg., ntte Mtlforn, Oro. Phone S6I. Collections and Report lit Engineer and Contractor FRED N. CUMMING3 Engineer ant contractor, 404 M. F. St H. Bldg, Surveys., estimates. Irrigation drainage, orchard and land Im provement. Garbage GARBAGE Get your premise cleaned up for the summer. Call on the city garbage wagons (or good service. Phone I74-L. T. Y. Allen. House Movers MEDFORD DOUSE MOVERS We Movo Houses, Barns, Garagos, Ma chinery, Etc. phone 488-M, or 48S-X. 612 S. Newtown, 811 Da kota. Instruction in Mnsle FRED ALTON HA1GHT Teacher of piano and harmony. Halght Musi Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bldg., Phone 72. Inanranc. EARL 8. TUMY General Insurance office, Fire, Automobile, Accident, Liability, Plate Glass, Contract, and Surety Bonds. Excellent com. panles, good local service. No, 210 Garnett-Corey Bldg. FliysicUns and rv-trgeon DR. F. G. CARLOW, DR. MtVii MAINS CARLOW Osteopathia physicians, 416-417 Garnett-Corey bldg., phone 1036-U Residence. 26 South Laurel at DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia physician, 303 Garnett-Corey building. Phone ISO. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses up pllod. OcullBt and Aurlst for S. P. R. R. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Co. bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 667, DR. R. W. CLANCY Physician and surgeon Phones, office 86, resi dence 780. Office hours, 10 to 12, 2 to 6. Prlntcre and Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO., hae the best equippod printing office in southern Oregon; book blndlngi loose leaf lcdgerB, billing systems, etc. Portland price. 27 North Fir t. Transfer EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front at. Phone 315. Prices ritjht. Service guar anteed WHY? NOW TIME TO TRADE. I have a 160-acre stock ranch; good location; 100 acres in gralnj soino alfalfa. This place rcccntir sold for $12,000; no incumbrance. Will trade for good orchard, prefer pears, or would tako city property. Would trade ovon or assumo some In cumbrance on orchard proposition. J. C. BARNES 10'J West Main Street. NEW TODAY Why not buy a homo now while buying Is good? For instance. Fine six room modern bungalow three sleeping rooms, pavement paid, $1700.00 or this other one very clone In, pavement about half paid, same number ot roopis, $1700.00 or an other one almost as attractive at $l."00.00. A revival of good times will double tho price of any one o there places. We have some flno buys In large nnd small ranches, and want to toll you about them. Call at the office, Hoon-Cathcart Co. 208 Garnett Corey Bldj. I Phone 117