MEPFfrRT) MATL TRTTJTTNE, MEDFOTCTX OT.FflO'W FTJIPAY. SEPTEMBER 8, lf)l
PAnE fivw
ASKS PROBE OF
WASHINGTON, Sept. 8. Just be
fore congress adjourned Roprescuta
tivu (iarduor uf Massachusetts Intro
duced a resolution, which be an
nounced he would press at the win
ter session for congressional Investi
gation of organizations, which it is
alleged under foreign influence have
attempted to affect elections of con
gressmen. '- ;
He named the American embargo
conference and the American 'com
merce and protective committee
among those he wanted investigated
to disclose the source of their fluan
clul smiport and to determine
whether they have violated the neu
trality of the V lilted State nor any of
the corrupt practices acts In connec
tion with elections.
In a statement accompanying his
resolution, Mr. Gardner charged that
It was commonly - understood that
"oue of these pro-German organiza
tions has a large fund in Massachu
' aettH, which it intends to use in four
congressional districts."
Portland Livestock
I'llKTI.ANU, Or., Kept. 8 Ilojis
higher; receipts "i77. Prime Hj-'lil,
D.SII; prime strong weights,
$!).liU((t !.().; iiiitl Iti prime mixed,
-$!.. '!."( !)..")(l; rough heavy packing,
.fll.tillpi D.OVi; pijrs ami skips, $8(i
H.."i(l.
Cattle sternly; receipts (!'.. Steers,
prime light, fli.'-'.'ifirti.T.'i : prinie'hoiiv.v,
$l!.(i."((i li.T.V, jiunil, (( (i.."(l ; eon s,
choice, $."i(ft ..."i0 ; medium to gooil,
.$ ordinary to lair, $)( 4. fid;
heifers, !( .V7."i: hulls, if-lC -'-'';
calves, $:l..-ll(i 7.5(1.
Slieep steady; receipts 1111. Sprinj.'
lambs, $8o 8.."0 : common liimbs,
$.").")ll(i ; choice .yearlings, $ti.'J."((7
'll.oll; good yearlings. ir").5ll(c(i: chuiei
wethers, $(i.'J."i(n (..")(l ; choice light
ewes, .$"( 3. oil ; heuvy ewes, $3."U(rf
UO.
Butter Market
i'OUTLANI), Or., Sept. 8.
uuehnuged. .
Hotter
Portland Grain
roHTLAXIX Or., Scpt., 8. Wheat
1 to 'Jc higher. Sales, 5(100 huslicls,
September red Russian at $1,110. Spot
bids: Illiicstcm, f1..'l"; . Ii'ortyl'old,
.tl..'i:i; club, $l.:il ; red V'ife, $1.3'2.
llurlcy-r-No. 1 white teed, $:i:i.50.
Car receipts: Wbcat 12, barley 1,
flour -1, oats 4.
Chicago Wheat
CUK.'AOO, Sept. 8 Wheat:
Close.
$i.5rt
... 1.57
Hccembcr
May : -
IT
Reported by Jackson County .Ab
stract Co., Sixth and Fir Sts.
Circuit Court.
Graco B. Bell vs. Albert II. Frau
clscus, ct al, stipulations.
Vlvtnia M. Dodge vs. Fletcher F.
Dodge, confirmation of sale.
.Mary Amose vs. A. 11. Sundcriuau,
el al, summons.
Andrew Torrey vs. Catherine. Tor
rey, summons.
Agnes A. Hcrndon vs. Mrs. Eliza
M. Blowers, et al, summons.
Marriage l.lcrnsos
Amli'ew Jackson and .Margaret
Jlreve.
V. G. Tucker and Mary L. Holmes.
Prolmtc Court
Charles H. Little, estate; proof of
publication of notice.
Robert P. Edglugloti, estate; ap
plication for letters of administra
tion; order appointing administra
tor: oath of administrator.
Cushman Cunningham, estate; will
admitted to probate.
W. F. Laijibcrtson, cstuto: final ac
count, i .,
Francis Miller, et al: guardian
ship; final report of guardian and or
der upprovtng.
Horace McLaren, estate; Inventory
and appraisement. , ,
A. J. nwsilall, estate; final report
and discharge of administrator.
Thomas M. Barr. estate; Inveulory
and appraisement. . . ,
John Leslie Corbett, estate; order
granting letters of administration
bond of administrator.
Ileal Kstnte Trans fern.
T. J. Williamson, et us to It. L.
Dlngfcam, et nx, deed to lot
2:1, block 2, Whitman Park
addition, Medford
Michael Chavner to Mollie Har
rison, Q. C. I)., to land in
section 22, T. 30, S. R. 3 W.
M. M. Hole to Miriam L. Dole,
pt. KR-1W
Henry A. Kehkopf et ux to
James W. Schrlmpf. pt 17-
450
.1.00
T.S-1W 2125.00
TODAY'S MARKETS
mm AND VICINITY
Preparations for the old soldiers'
reunion here next week are well under
way. lty next Monday seventy-five
tents will have been itchcdJ in Chau
tuiupiu park aud more are available
if needed. A Commercial club com
mittee composed of Messrs. New
cotuhc, Wolf, JOubanks and Kolia;.'en
lire . cnginceiing it finauciiil trust
which will help out the veterans in de
l'rn viiifr the major expense.
V. K. Steel of (Iriints Puss, well
known hereabouts as a leading stock
man of Josephine county, and secre
tary of tile Western Herkshire con
gress, was seriously slaslicd in the
leg by a vicious boar al the state lair
at Sacramento, last Tuesday. The
animal was one of his own prize
bunch, which' Steel was exhibiting at
the fair.
The city council bus accepted the
offer of W. It. Holmes to pay $15(111
for the proR!rtv nt the intersection of
Iowa street und the Boulevard. This
is one of. the properties which have
reverted to the city owing tu non
payment of paving obligations. ,
An upset load of hay, due to irregu
larities in the macadam 011 Nevada
street, was the motive for a claim for
laiiiagcs filed by Karl liasor, motor-
maiv before the city council on Mon
day night. The salvage from liny.
horses and hayrack will he consider
able, the wagon being somewhat dam
aged. The matter was referred to the
street committee with power to act
to extent of securing films of Ihe dis
aster in order that the movies might
afford a basis for settlement.
The Hiisiness Men's association
will meet ut Commercial! club rooms
next Monday evening. September II,
following adjournment last spring.
(1. ft. Slingerlaiiil has sold his resi
dence property on High street to S.
McGilvrey, a newcomer from Condon,
in (iilliiiui county, who- takes posses
sion next week and will make exten
sive improvements, 'flu- sale was
negotiated by Mrs. Susie Allen and
was a spot cash transaction. The
sani'c ngeney also has transferred two
vacant lots on II street to Mrs. Clara
Oelsmnn. who contemplates building
on Ihe promises. : -
Miss Angie McDonald, bookkeeper
at the Ashland creamery,'' left on
Tuesday for Sacramento', where she
will visil the. state fair in the way
of u vacation outing. Mrs. (1. S.
Brown of that city accompanied her,
having been here for some, time past
testing the virtues of litliiu water. Air.
Jlrown, is it Southern Pacific em
ploye und contemplates securing 11
transfer to this lenuinal, to such 1111
exlcnl is bis family pleased with the
Ashland surroundings. ' '
Joe Kinney of Petaluma, and ('has.
Kinney of Oakland, Cnl., have been in
Ashland litis week revisiting familiar
scenes und calling upon their brother.
Al Kinney. Thev are making the tour
in an Overland ear. From here they
will go to Crater lake, local members
of the family accompanying I hem, and
the trip may be extended to Portland
before returning to their southern
homes. ,
: Young People's societies of the
various churches .will unite in a union
meeting at the Congregational church
next Sunday evening.
1 Dr. and Mrs. F. li. liowcrsox
have been visiting friends here this
week, touring southern Oregon by
unto. They were located in Ashland
about ten years ago, and now. reside
at Monmouth.
. The contract for remodeling the
old jail in city hall into Commercial
club headquarters has been awarded
to Frank Jordan, springs couiini
sioucr. Three bids were submitted
and his was accepted as the lowest
on a basis of 'J I7.lil, the highest be
ing $'2H(I.
W. Newell Wright, Southern Pa
eific ticket agent, returned on Wod-ne-day.
accompanied by his family.
from an caslcrn vacation trip. I bev
were gone Ihrcc weeks and went a'
tar as Chicago, visiting also at inter
mediate points.
liov. K. II. Ilicks, formerly Baptist
pastor hero, and now of Seattle
revi-iting Ashland aud will occupy
I lie Bapli-l pulpit next Sunday and
perhaps longer, pending the elioiet' of
a new pastor in place of Kcv. A. IE
lllacksloue, resigned.
,. Homer Billings und family packed
up their camping out l it on Wednes
day and started in a onc-horsc jitney
for a belated vacation outing in the
vicinity of Long's Lodge, in the
midst of Ashland canyon's vast wil
derness, beyond the reach of city
postpffice or 11. F. D. po-tnl service.
At the Congregational church next
Sunday evening the pastor' topic will
be il,iiin.' Dogs and Dead Lions."
Huv. W. J. Douglu-s. Methodist
pastor here, was elected secretory of
the Iiogue li'ivc.r Valley Ministerial
association at iN recent session in
f li-iint s Pass. The next meeting will
be held in A-h!and on the erm(
Monday in October. In Ijjc meantime
the organization U planning a war
fare ngaint the adoption of the so
called brewers' bill.
Kntcr B. II. Iliiithonie nod family
U home -unoiiuding-i from trip to
the cii-t. F.xit Chester Stevenson
and family to Lake of the Woods t.
even up vacation outings iudulgcj in
LIFE OF CIRCUS GIRLS
HEALTHY AND MORAL
'What about the circus Birl'f Isn't
sliu 11 11 impossiblo person, of hard
face und uncertain morals? ,
These are some of the questions
that will bo asked next .Monday,
September 11, by the throngs of
sightseers, who will crowd the streets
and who will visit the show grounds
of the Ilnrnum & Ualley Greatest
Show on Earth during the afternoon
or evening.
In tho host of nearly 1,100 persons
who are attached to tho Barnum &
Bailey circus, noariy 400 of them are
young women, either ring performers
or ballet girls. Hence it can easily be
understood that the women are ono
of tho most important adjuncts of the
circus. '' ,
As a matter of fact the majority of
circus girls aro the most refreshing,
Hie healthiest and the cleanest mind
ed young women ever assembled to
gether. Many of the so-called "girls"
are married wonieii' with young
daughters and sons, who are also
with the circus. There is little dif
ference between the girls of tho cir-
ciik- and the ordinary, healthy girls,
who llvo In comfortable refined
homes, .'except that tho life of the
circus girl Is In tho open, where she
lia.s a better opportunity to develop
libth physically and mentally.
Life behind the red curtain which
by both proprietors of
Studio Ash-
Intnl.
Mrs. J. J. Murphy, Mrs. Blanche
Murphy and daiediter, left 011j'litirs
duy for 11 visit of several weeks with
relatives at Lester, northwestern
Iowa.
Among recent city council proceed
ings an odoriferous jingle was caus
ed by ventilating conditions prevuil
ing al the High .street cow burn of
Frank 1 II.. Swingle, complainants hav
ing set forth the unsanitary status
on;' those' premise.-. An emergency
having arisen, the city authorities
will join the board of health in devis
ing ways and means to -enforce a
"stable" enactment in place of moral
suasion tiU'lies which have heretofore
been unavailing.
Father J. F. Dolphin is receiving u
visit from his brother, ficv. Oliver
Dolphin, of Anoka, Minn
The
brothers arc both members of
III.
Catholic clergy.
I'd K-tos and family have gone to
southern California for the winler.
On Wednesday evening Walter fi.
Tucker and Mis- Mary Holmes were
married ut Ihe Cimgregutiioial pur--onage,
Bev. I;. W. Fnirpihar per
forming tin ceremony.
Ifev. I). I;. Willi-, superintendent
of lhe deacons' training school al San
Kranci-eo, has I n visiting the local
M.clhodi-1 clergy and laily tlii- week,
lie is 11 repre-eiilalii e stalwart lutth
physically and mentally, and is the
uncle of Frank P.. Willi-, governor of
Ohio.
Verne Blue, recently from Hono
lulu, i- taking a post-graduate course
in stenography and teachers' training
specialties, at the A-hlunil high
-chool.
The Hold Au-tin bus placed an or
der willi Now York manufacturers
lor 5n,U(i(l mulch packet-, attracr
tiielv goticn up in vc-t pm-kcl size,
'file packets contain twnilv umtehes
What to Do for Eczema
liTon? wilvp nnii ointnifntfi ulioitlfl not
Im njjliH if Rood Hour "kin i tviuitH.
Krmii .-my clniL'ist for 2Th- r $!.') for
cxirn liugf wt n hntil f z.ii.
Wht-n iipii'i1! Jit-'"tl. i 1'fftTtiwl.v
relume (('u):i. k ly iii it'hiritf,
nnl Im-jiN skin (ronUiH, u!s ttr, lmrn.
WMitinh Pint Hisilit!. It pfiiff rate.
rlt-;ilui oixl WMtlll--. Z'!liO if tp'(finl,ilih'
hihI iiif'XM'iiivp. .Try it. in lxliev
hdtiitnif v'Ki him I'vcr ihiiI is as cfTivtivt?
uiiii HUti.-fyiuir.
Z'tuo, ClevelanJ.
iS
separates Hie dressing rooms from
the rest of the circus Is not unlike
that of a big family in camp. Hera
the women do their .reading, their
sewing, the laundry, and their writ
ing and the instruction of their young
children. Nobody molests them, 110
profanity Is allowed to reach their
ears, and the atmosphere In which
they live Is as refined and respectable
as the best regulated homo. Circus
folks aro home-loving family people
at heart anil not at all liko the mis
guided public is prone to consider
them.
Many entire families, ranging from
grandparents to year-old children,
travel with the Barnum & Bailey cir
cus, and . enjoy all the comforts and
privacy of homo life. In somo of tho
ring acts, three generiitiona of a fam
ily are performing nt the same time.
Most of, the really great circus per
formers pf today aro descendants of
a long ijne of circus ancestors, and
their uncross In their chosen-field 1b
largely duo to. the heritage of clean
living and clean, thinking that lias
been Jiamled down from geucnttiou
to gencriitlon. '
On account of the . new Oriental
spectacular display, "Persia, or tho
Pageants of a Thousand and One
Nights, "1 the circus employs more
girls this season than ever before In
its history.
mill li individual lighter is em
bluzotied with the name of the hotel
the wrappers containing some nifty
adverli-ing features relative to tin
eil v us a resort center
Frank Tol und Mis Cinlce
Jones of Medford were married in
this citv on Wednesday at the home
of F.ldi r B. ('. Tabor, pastor of Hie
Advrnti-t church. Both lire donl
uiufcs-iiud the services of Dr. D. M
llrowor were . requisitioned in orile
lo have the ceremony conform to the
sign language.
Kiclund Sliiiiu, 11 voung Chinese 1(1
years old. from Honolulu, is attend
iug sophomore classes in the Ashland
high school. His father is an F.piseo
pillion clergyman in Ihe lluwaiiau
island-.
Chief Clerk (llievc of Vuupcl's dr
goods emporium has purehu-c
d tin
ni'Klcl Imiitritluvv pnn'il v
oil
i.v
Visl
strccl ii'ci'itlly occupied
Chri.-liMi-cn.
,1. II
The Urvillr Cli-U nn.l KIm-ii Mint.
i 'itlc kit t ion ifiu Will kin.
The din lv tc-.iiM i in Mh mil nn- of
11 picnic otitinir. ''n their re I
M:trlz iiiutcmiibilcs retiiiiiin'r tu the
old !iiiH' in ( lliiu.
.Mis. I''rei.ler'u'k lieifiecKe of 1'itlM
hnrir. l'fi., is visiting (he t'jimily nf
her hiMllier, II. (. I'iiriiek'l', iijjmiI
lor t Ik .Me) t'opulilnii liil
lite nh-:enee o' .MUs Nellie
Itickey. iiltorney, mi a. vncnlion tri
u sdiit he I'M ('nliliH'iiin, Iter nft'ices in
IxNTKftUIlKAN ACTCOAK CX),
TIMR CAHI).
Leave Medford lor Aflniand, Talent
and Phoenix daily, except Sunday, at
8:00 a. m., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 6:11
p. m. Also on Saturday at 11:15 p.
m. Bundnys leave at 8:00 and 10:80
a. m. and 1:00, 2:00, 5:30 and 9:30
p. m. Leave Ashland for Medford
dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a m
1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m, Alee
on Saturday nlgbts at 6:30 and
2:20. Sundays leave Ashland at 9:06
a. m. and 1:00, 4:30, 6:30 and 10:11
o. nt
RANDMcNALLY&CO
MAKERS OF MAPS
for All the World
-UjCUiO MiV VOKK
I be Mills-McCall block Were nuide re
splendent with 11 number of improve
ment a, including substantial fixtures
and furnishings.
Notice of Sale of Itcnl lniiri'ty
Notice la hereliy Riven that under
and by virtue ot an Interlocutory De
cree itllly entered and Riven oy uie
lrcuit court of the state of Orexou,
for the county of Jackson, on the
17th day of Aukusi, in Iti, In a suit
therein duly peiulluK wherein Almee
hipley Uann In iilalntifr, unit Wilbur
Dunn la defendant, directing tno
Bale of the iiremliios hereliiatter de
scribed and appointing the uuder-
Hlnned as referee for the purioo or
inaklim the name, I will uu uaturuay
the 3Uth day of September, 1!MU, at
the hour of ten o'clock n. in. nt the
front door of the court house In .hick
Bonville, .liicksou county, Oregon, of-
r for Bale und will Bell to the high
est bidder for cash the following de
scribed real property situated In Jack
son county, Oregon, towlt:
Ilea nniiiK ut the northwest corner
of the northwest quarter of the south-
ast quarter of section a In township
19 Bouth of range 1 east of Willam
ette Meridian, Oregon: south la
chains; thence east 20 chains; thence
north la chaine; thence west 20
chains to tho place of beginning,
containing 30 acres of land.
Also the southeast uaarter of the
northwest quarter of the southeast
quarter of section li. In township III!
south of range 1 east of tho W. M.
Oregon, containing 10 acres of land,
more or less.
Also, the northeast quarter of tho
southeast quarter of section C town
ship 39 south of range 1 east
of the V. M., excepting and resorving
therefrom the two following describ
ed tracts, towit: .
First: Commencing at tho north
east corner of tho northeast quarter
of the southeast quarter of sec
tion 6; thence south r chains; tlienco
south 73 degrees 2fi minutes wost
20. S4 chains: tlienco north 10 chains
to the northwest corner f tho said
northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of said Bcctlon 0; tlienco east
20 chains to tile place of begini-lng.
containing 15 acre.i, nioro or les.i.
econd: Commencing at th south
west corner of tho northeast quarter
of the southeast qunrtnr of said sec
tion Q; tlienco north 20 rods; thence
east until It Intersects the mining
ditch at a big black oak stump;
thence easterly along tho south hank
of said mining ditch until it Inter
sects tho section lino between sec
tions 5 aud tt; thence south on soc-
tlon line to the southeast corner of
the northeast quarter of the south
east quarter of section (I : thence
west on the south line of the above
described 40 ucres to the place of bo-
ginning, containing 10 acres, more or
less.
Subject to two certain mortgages
thereon, the first of which was made.
executed and delivored by said W
Dunn anil Almee Ohlpley Dnnn to
William Uoguer and Nellie Degner
his wife, on the 24th day of July.
190.S, which mortgage Is now held
and owned by John W. Mofiley, of
Chippewa county, Michigan, and on
which there Is now due tho sum of
2.S0O and interest thereon nt the
into of six per cent per annum from
the 24th day of July If Hi; und the
second of which mortgages was
made, executed and delivered by suld
W. W. Dunn and Almee. Chlploy
Uann. his wll'o. to Charles 14. Chiplcv
of Chippewa county, Michigan, on
which mortgage there Is now due the
sum of $5U0 and Interest thereon at
tho rate of six per cent per annum
from October 1,1913.
bald premises will be sold at said
time and place In the manner pro
vided by iaw 'for Bale of real property
under execution, and tho same will
no subject to the confirmation of
the above, named court. Upon con
firmation of said sulo by suld court,
will convey to tho purchaser of suld
premises absolute tltlo to the samo In
fee simple, subject only to tho mort
gages above set forth.
ALAN 1 1 1 1 A C K K X H K K I ).
Iteforee.
FOR IIKY1 TIUTJBK8
FOR UICNT-
House or rive rooms
llnil hath.'
Jli.r.O.
1013 North Central.
140
FOR RKNT-
-House or rive rooms
a ml bath.
North Central $G.r,i.
l-lli
FOR It KNT M ISCIOMA N EOUS
FOR RUNT DeVoe's two store
rooms, at 41S W. Main stroet. Fine
location for milliner.
FOR RENT Office room at 30 N.
Front street. Apply to Giib, the
lanor tor information.
IOfl
LOST Ladles' purse at Hylic
Drldge containing $200 In gold
and change, ihe uume ".under
written Inside purse. If found re-
return to .Mall Tribune olflce und
receive liberal reward.
LOST An Airedale pup; two mouths
old. Will pay more than pup Is
- worth for his return, or Informa
tion as to his whereabouts. Dr
f'onroy. II."
"hero is some arcriiiiieiit
ainoiifr the people as to who
is the hivonte
HUGHES
or
WILSON
Hut it is generally coneedeil
that
'Medford Creamery'
is the hest hntler on th
market. II vmiare not nsinp;
it now try il ami ymi w ill al
ways ask for it.
rOK BALB- Ml!ST,lii-A!WOUi
VOll SAl.H furniture, range, fruit
jars, l'erry Ciibsou, It. 1'. 1J. No.
1. J '2
FOR SAI.1C A S'j-lnoh Mollne
wagon in good condition. fSO. Call
7S1-J, ask for I.. C. Clark. 146
FOlt 8AI.K Two cylinder car.
14, Mall Tribune.
Box
1411
FOlt SA1.K Thoroughbred white
Leghorn cockrels from "walnut
most" strain of NewlifJ.g, Ore
from above 200 egg hens; 130 to
pick from, will sell for 7"c boforo
September 15. K. C. I.ockwood,
mile west of Phoenix. 1 1 S
FOR SAUC naritono horn In good
condition. 11. C. - Hiuelrigg. 819
Miraivsta street. Phono (JU2-R. 145
FOR BALK OR TRADH Overland
runabout. Phone evenings 778-J.
148
FOR SALIO Now $100 Typewriter
$27.50. . Address llox 17. Mull
Tribune. "
FOR SALK Wood sonsoaod. One
mile north ot Sams Valley store.
Ciood work mare to trade for cow.
Charles Gilchrist, Sams Valley,
Oregon. 147
FOR SALE Ford automobllo: 1914
model. Uox 15, Mall Tribune. 147
FOR SALIC Seed cuttor and binder,
also cream separator, uox ll .Mail
Tribune. HT'
FOR SALE Do you know that
peaches keep fully as well und are
evon finer flavored If canned with
out sugar. Berkeley Orchards has
fine Etbcrtas and Mull's at .lo per
pound. Phono 1-F2 1. 1 145
FOR SALE 5 stamp mill, ore crush
er, amalgamating tables and con
centratorsj olectrlc motors, pumps,'
pipe and pipe fittings, air compres
sors, air drills und hoso, miscel
laneous mining machinery and
tools. Address Box 42x care Mall
Tribune. 164
FOR SALE Elbcrta peaches for can
ning. Phono 039112. II. C. Host,
FOR SALE REAL lOKTATE
FOR SALIC $1900 cash will buy two
five-room houses on Luurel street.
No Incumbrance. Always rented.
Splendid Investment for either
speculation or for liomou. Phono
929-YV. 149
FOR SALE Farming and fruit lauds
timber land. Lund from $5 per
aero upwards on long tlmo easy
payments. Address Box R, Mall
Tribune. ' " ' '' ' " 1U4
rem HALIU-iitrnKTOCm
FOlt SALIC OR EXCHANGE Fol
milch cows.. Two fine colts. .1. II.
i'uller, Talent. 119
FOR SALE 25' or .'10 hnnd stock cat
tle. Fred Sturgls, Trull, Ore. 101
HELP WANTED MALIC
WA'NTISl) Good reliable, mini us
foreman for highly cultivated
orchard. Address postol't'lce box
813 Medford, with references. Ill
WANTED An export pruno dryer.
Phone 7-F-4. George B. Young. 148
II ELI' WANTED FEMALE
WANTED Capable girl for general
house work. Mrs. H. T. Elmore.
Phone 4:i8-P, Ashland. 149
W A XTED MISC'EMAN HOUS
WANTICI) TO BUY Burley and
oats, vetch and wheat. Reply box
HI, Mull Tribune, giving full par
ticulars. WANTED TO RENT Grain ranch.
liny cheap team: ,192-Y. 149
WANTED Ronieiuber your poultry
and eggs will bring you more
money ut Warner, Wortmnu and
Gore's. One price for hens, re
gardless ot sl.c.
WANTED Fixtures for Flore. What
have you? C. A. DeVoe.
FOR KXCTIAHOR
FOR EXCHANGE Will trade 40
acres good farming laud, all In
cultivation for residence In Med
ford. E. S. Tinny, Garnett-Corey
Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN
TO LOAN $:!HU0 to loau on ranch
Holmes the Insurance Man. 4
MONEY TO LOAN Have money to
loan upon city and country prop.
erty. Quick service. Money on
hand. Earl 8. Tuuiy, 210 Oarnolt-
Corev Hide. tr
DANCING
at (he
BUNGALOW
ASHLAND
Wednesday Night
3-Piece Orchestra
Coolesf Place in
the Valley
WANi'icn nrrnATloriS
WANT1CD Dross making, 144 South
Central. Phone 479-M. 14S
HUSINK8H JnitHOTOKY
Auto Huppnm-
LAHER AUTO BPRINO CO. W
are operating the largest, oldcit
anil beat equipped plant In the Pa
cific northwest- Use our aprlnftM
when others fall. Sold under guai"
antes. 2fi North Fifteenth Ht..
Portland. Ota.
Attorney,
GEO. W. CHERRY Attorney and
Notary, Rooms 9-10, Jnckson Coun
ty Bank Building, entranoe N.
Central, Medford, Ore,
PORTER J. NEFF Attorney at law.
rooms a and 9, Medford National
Bank Building. i
k. E. REAMES. LAWYER Qaraett
Corey bldg. . .
a. M. ROBERT8 Lawyer.
Medford National Bank Unlllllnr,
Collections.
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS W
collected soma accounts 14 years
old. We know how to get tb
money. Ths Bullock Mercsntlls
Agency, Inc., Roomn 1, S. I, Has
kins' Bldg., 216 K. Main at
Dentists
Dr. W. M. VAN BCOYOO
DR. 0. C. VAN BCOTOO
Dentists
Oarnett-Corey Bid., nits lit
Medfnro. Oro. Phone S6.
Collections and Imports
Engineer sad Contractor
FRED N. CUMMiNOS Bnglneer an
contractor, 404 M. F. A -H. Blds
Surveys,, estimates. Irrigation
drainage, orchard and land Im
provement. Garbage
GARBAGE Oet your premises
eleaned up tor the summer. Call
on ths city garbage wagons for
good service. Phone t74-L. Ti
Y. Allen.
- House Movers
MEDFORD HOUSE MOVERS We
Movo Houses, Barns, Garngos, Ma-
ehtnary. Etc. Phone 488-M, or
488-X. . 612 8, Nowtown, 811 Da
kota. Instruction In MnOe
FRfCD ALTON HAI011T Toacher ot
piano and harmony. Ilnlght Muslo
Studio, 401 Oarnott-Corey Bldg.,
Phono 72.
Insurance.
EAPJL S. TUMY General Insurance
otvi.se, Fire, Automobile, Accident,
Liability, Plate Glass, Contract,
and Surety Roads. Excellent com
names, gooa local service. nm.
210 Garnett-Corey Bldg.
Public Stenographer.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Mar
garet A. Dally, Hotel Holland.
Phono 710.
Physicians and ftsrg$ons
DR. F. G. CARLOW, DH. EVA
MAINS CAIILOW Osteopathic
bldg. phone 504-L. Residence 2t
South Laurel, phone 905-L.
DR. W. W. HOWARD OateopathU
physician, 303 Oarnett-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 sup
plied. Oculist and Aurtst for B. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Co.
bldg.. opposite P. O: Phone 607,
DR. R. W. CLANCY Physician and
surgeon Phones, office 36, rsl-v
donee 780. Office hours, 10 to
12, 2 to 5.
Printers and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has ths
best equipped printing office In
southorn Oregon; hook binding,
loose leaf ledgeru, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 Norm
Fir st.
Transfers
BADS TRANSFER STORAGE CO.
Office 42 North Front st. Phone
315, Prices right. Service guar-
WHY?
NOW TIMB TO TRADE.
I have a 160-acre stock ranch;
good location; 100 acres In grain,
some alfalfa. This place recently
sold for S 12,000; no Incumbrance,,
Will trade for good orchard, prefer
pears, or -would take city property.
Would trade even or assume some In
cumbrance on orchard proposition.
J.C.BARNES
103 Went Main Btreet
Owner Here
for Short Time
On account of sickness offers for
sale small orchard tract, mostly In
bearing, lest of condition. Ono half
mile city limits. Ideal home alio.
Bank mortgage 60 er cent of asking
price; can remain. $2090 will handle.
DENNETT INVESTMENT CO.
102 West Main St.