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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOTID MATT; TRIBUNE. MTCDFOTiTTi. OTfEHOX, MONDAY.' SEPTEMBER 11, Iflifi BRUSH AND FOREST SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 11. Grass, brush and forest (ires In coun ties adjacent or near to Snn Francisco Bay today threatened ranches and su burban homes and were being fought by small armies of volunteers. At noon it was reported that the home of .lack London, the author, near Glen Ellen, Sonoma county, was threatened by a forest and gra.is (ne that staitod early toduy on tli6 1,000 ncrj ranch of George T. DuuUc of Oakluni 1 ' Tho Brass and brush fire In the foothills near San Jose, which yester day caused the death of Carl Stugen, a ranch hand, is reported as partially under control. It still, however, en dangers the suburban homo of Mayer James RDlph, Jr., of San Francisco and the ranch of Louis O'Neil, a San Jose attorney. I' he fire has already burned over sevetal thousand acre In Santa Clara and San Mateo coun ties. Another grass fire, which yester day was burning near Redwood City, is reported as having . been - ex tinguished, but In its place, according to reports received here at noon, has sprung up another fire between Red wood City and Heresford. This fire .was reported to be threatening the suburban residence of Captain John Barneson. A fire that has already burped 200 square miles with heavy damage in Butte count, near Orovllle, Is being fought by 200 men. At noon' It had burned south llonccut creek. to' RUSSIANS DEFEAT TURKS IN PERSIA PETROGRAD, Sept. 11. A vic tory for the Russians over the Turk ish troops in Persia is reported in today's war office statement. ' The statement follows: - - "On the Cacausus front in the re gion of Sakkiz, the Russlnns have occupied the town of Bana,-afteian engagement and are now pursuing tho enemy. . "During Saturday and Sunday a fierce battle continued in the region of Ognott (west of Erzlngan in Turk Ish Armenia), where on Saturday the Russians captured four officers 240 askaris, one machine gun, one howit zer and two cannon. The cannon we had to destroy and throw over the cliffs, ns It was Impossible to carry them away. "Western front: Situation un changed." ' PORTLAND, Sept. 11 The slat fish and game commission is practi cally broke. Its funds are Hourly all gone and an immediate reduction in t lie number of employes on the pay roll is expected. This near-bukruptcy of llic com mission comes just at the opehing o the fall hunting season and the re suit, no doubt, will be that the wild game birds will hnve to worry along with less nrotection against the hunt its who are inclined to exceed th limit and si retch the pump laws her nnd there. There will not be ns man; wardens roving the woods nnd the fields ns there has been in the past. The cause of the near collapse of the fish and game commission s ex chequer is attributed to the lung rainy season in the spring, which greatly in terfcred with fishing. 1 lie commis sion's chief source of income is from fish nnd hunting licenses, and n fewe number " fishing licenses tlii vear. which tlio hunting- season is op miimr nitli a great shortage in the nuihher of hunting licenses sold. ITALIANS ROM via London, Sept. 1 1 1U' ian troops havo captured a strong Austrian position In the Leno valley, on the Trentlno front, the war office announced today. Ground was gained also in the upper Hosnia valley. Thf announcement adds: "Our batteries destroyed military posts near St. Ilanao north of Rovere to. Toe enemy lnefftlvely Bhelled Caprile, In Cordevole valley and Cor tina d'Aiubezto." ER NEW LONDON, Conn., Sept, 11 An inquiry which has for its obpect the return to Mexico of Americans with property Interests there, was begun here today by the American- Mexican joint commission. It was indicated that If the facts disclosed warrant It, the state department might withdraw its warning that Americans stay out of the neighbor- ng republic for the present. At the suggestion of the Ameri can delegates their Mexican conferees began presenting detailed reports as to the progress made since the recog nition of General Carranza toward re establishing order. Whether Ameri cans are to be Invited by their own government to return to their proper ties, it was indicated, depends ap parently upon the showing that can be made as to the ability of General Carranza to protect them from ban dits. The commission expected to issue a statement later in the day glv. ng the Bubstance of the reports on this subject, which have been pre sented. Luis Cabrera, head of the Mexican commission, said today that the pro gress which had been made by his government during the last year would prove surprising to those who had direct information on tho sub ject. Secretary Lane, -heading the Ameri can delegation indicated that the Mexican commission usually recog nize the necessity for getting Ameri can owned properties back to work The regeneration of Mexico, he said depended on getting the country working against the present joint commission, which is to determine exactly what conditions Amerlcanr would face if they returned to their properties. BERLIN,' Sept. 11. Notable anti war demonstrations In Bucharest arc reported by the Cologne Gazette. A open air meeting attended by several thousand workmen and socialists was held, according to the newspaper, all the speakers violently denouncing the attitude of Premier Bratlano. resolution was unanimously adopted the Gazette declares, urging the Ru manlan government to rescind its declaration of war. The Lokal Anzeiger reports that serious revolution has broken out 1 ten portions of Dobrudja province still held by the Rumanians. Accord ing to these advices, peasants gath ered in large numbers and raised the Bulgarian flag, the crowd firing at the third battalion of the Bulgarian gendarmes regiment which was sent to the zone, the revolutionists finally dispersing the troops and makln prisoners of 100 of their number. Fol lowing this incident, the advices add insurrections broke out in towns i all parts of the province. BIG BRIDGE COLLAPSES (Continued from page one) and plu red the undertaking in th hands of a commission, whicli indue ed several noted American bridge builders, among them Ralph Mod.jc of Chicago and C. C. Schneider New York. of The plans for the bridge provided for a channel span longer than th of nny existing today anywhere, contemplated length from shore shore was 32.19 feet, with a distune of -1800 feet between nnchor I tresses. Provision was made for two railroad tracks, two street car true and two roads. It wns to have be used by eight railroads. Chief Kngiuecr McMillan among the injured brought here. was rescued by a tug. Five bodi have been recovered. Kdward J dtinuiss, 22 years old, of Providence. K. 1., is among the known dead. The engineer in charge of con struction, whose name is Porler; Jus. Anderson, a blacksmith: Alfred Cnd on t, who is badly hurt, and Arthur Cadorct are among the survivors. loss SflOO.OIW). TORONTO, Oont., Sept. 11. The property loss resulting from the Que bec bridge disaster will be approxi mately 600,001, It was said here to day by George L. Evans of the Do minion Bridge Company. The acci dent will delay the completion of the structure for ten months he said. J. G. Gerry, a consulting engineer, who was a member of the commis sion which Investigated the 1907 dis aster, said he believed the span which sank today, could be raised. TODAY S MARKETS Portland Livestock PORTLAND, Or., Sept, 11. Hogs uudv to lower; receipts 2089. Prime Ids, $!).SU(S'H.80; prime strong eights, .Ffi.OO0tTB.75 : good to prime ixed, $o.:i.'(fil!).f)0 ; rough heavy packing, $8.00(r8.(i."; pigs nnd skips, 0(i(ff8.r0. Cattle higher; receipts !)2:i. Steers, prime light, 0.2."iVi)7.2r ; prime heuvy, 0.05(fl.75; good, $U(uli.f0; cows, hoice, if "((ff. (if; medium to good, f4.o0(u!f) ; ordinary to fair, $4()4.;)0; heifers, $4(ff.r.7 f ; bulls, $4f4.2.'i; alves, $.1.r.0Ci,7.')0. Sheep strong; receipts 881. Spring ambs, $8(X8.."( ; common lambs $f.r0 "ri'U; choice yearlings, $u7jri(ff(i.,"0; food yearlings, $f.oO(?G; choice ethers, $fi.2f(n 0.5(1; choice light wes, .)( .1..1II; Heuvy ewes, !t.(.:ii((i .11. Butter Market PORTLAND, Or., Sept. 11. Bitt er prints unchanged ; cubes, up le. Portland Grain PORTLAND, Or., Sept. 11. Wheat trong; no trading. Spot bids un hanged to 4c up. Uluc stem, $1.:) ; ortvfold, !?L:i5; club, $1.3:1; red 'ife, $1.32 ; red Russian, $1.30. Parley No. 1 feed, $32..".,0. Car receipts Wheat IIS, flour Mil's 4. Chicago Wheat Chicago, Sept. 11'. Wheat: Open. Close, December $l..r)31o 1.54 May l.r.4 1.0f ASHLAND AND VICINITY Funeral services of the late John S. Ilerrl.n were held at the family home on North Main street, Sunday afternoon, conducted by Rev. H. A Carnahan. Interment was In Hargar- line cemetery. Children present were Wm. F of San Francisco, and Edward W., of Marysville, Cal.; Da vid C, of Portland; Mrs. A. C. Dixon of Eugene; John and Fred, of Ash land. The wife and mother died in 1. Mr. Herrin was at one time commissioner for Jackson county, and was state senator for this district dur ing the period of 1874-78. He had been In failing health for some time Mrs. Mary Jacker has sold her six icre tract near the Helmnn baths to John Bamford of Oakland, Cal. Pos session will be. given this week, tho nurchaser having removed here with his family. The property Ib well 1m proved and Its transfer involved consideration way up In four figures, C. B. Lamkin negotiating the deal where her husband has been employed Mrs. Jacker will remove to Oakland for some time past. Frank Jordan and Sylvan Provost were in Yreka the last of the week on a business trip in the contracting line, Mrs. Wm. Rogers died at her home on Walker avenue, last Saturday, af ter prolonged illness due to paralysis, Her maiden name was Carolyn Towne and she was born at Watertown, K. Y., May 21, 1854. In 1876 she wa married to Mr. Rogers, removing soci thereafter to Marshall, Minn. In 1910 the family came to Ashland She leaves no children.. Funeral ser vices were held Monday morning, con ducted by Rev. II. A. Carnahan of the Presbyterian church. Interment was In Mountain View cometery. Miss Francis McWilllams return to Calexico, Cal., on Tuesday of this week to resume teaching In the schools-of that city. Mrs. A. B. Gardner and daughter Ruth, of Santa Ana. Cal., are here for an autumn visit with Mrs. Anna Pendleton, who Ib Mrs. Gardner' mother. Mr. Gardner In expected to pay Ashland a visit in October. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Wheeler, of Se attle, left for Oakley, Kansas, last Saturday, after a visit of several months with the family of J. P. Sayle Mrs. Wheeler and Airs. Sayle sisters. The first of a series of receptions In I t-half of lo.-al teachera v aa given ast Friday e'ee-ii-t by Mrs. C. I: I.imkin at her home. 125 Oak street A tour-course dinner was served ' o'clock, rtiperb In all its nppoln n ents. Floral decoration? In tho 1' l-:r were o' lidir-lus and Illy, while dining room effects vcro heighten by a wealth of autumn roses entwine with Jasmine: Guests at thislnitl cent, where :i cheerful h'tmelik glow pervaded tile hospitable atmos phere, were tin Misses Gertrude E g'i, Laura Mcl-ormiicii. Bessie Du he in, Vera M ia! Nellie Mat'new Ev&ngellne Poley. Nellie Ross, Ma pa-. et Andcrsol and Irene Johnson t jolly com pan- -jt nine Jntitructor s'.-me of whom ar-2 newcomers in the c'.iy schools. The musical entertainment at Tal ent last Thursday evening scored triumph. Their local people were present In large numbers, reinforced by good sized delegations from Asl land and Medford, from among which were several accessions to the ran of those who afforded an Ideal pro gram Talent has a large musical col- ony, the clover accomplishments of high are always enthusiastically re ceived. The entertainment was given nder auspices of the Methodist church choir. The federal farm loan commission passed through here lust Friday, join ing the train here after an auto ride through the valley from Medford. During the brief stop In Ashland they ere treated to a drive In the parks, and in an Informal way explained the workings of the proposed rural credits plan. Only three of the four commissioners were here, Chairman Geo. W. Norris, W. S. Smith and Her bert Quick) the fourth member, Chas. Lobdell, having been summoned otne to Kansas on Important busi ness. Their next hearing will be at Sacrameuto. - Mr. and Mrs. Emll Pell started the first of the week In their car on a business and pleasure trip to Siski you and Kluniuth counties, accompan ied by Mrs. Ella Mills and Miss Lydia McCall. Chester McKlmmey and E. E Phlpps, as a result of a hunting trip returned with the hides of a black bear and Its cub. McKlmmey did the shooting and the trophies are on exhibitions at the Elkhorn gunstore. Next Friday being Ashland day at the county fair, Medford, a special committee from the Commercial club, Messrs. Nlnlger, Lamkln, Frohbach and Shlnn, are actively devising ways nd means to rustle up a big attend ance from this vicinity. TABLE ROCK TABLETS Watt Heche of. Agate passed through licit! Friday with 11 bund of gouts he hud purchased from Mr Rhodes of Sams Valley. Glenn May and Stanley Lytliurd are visiting friends at Mncdocl, Cal. The Table Rock Ditch company have a crew of men at work at. the head of the ditch constructing a wing dam to turn more water into the Canals. 1 Mr. Kicher of Agate purchased a ond of apples at the Nealon ranch Thursday which he took to Critter uke and Fort Kliimutli. Somo of oiir neighbors believe in preparedness to such an extent that they take 11 sack with them when they go fishing. A representative of the Monarch Feed Store of Medford was through here the first of the week looking for seed grain and liny. S. M. Ncalon received n telegram Saturday telling him of, the dents of his brother at St. Louis, Mo. Henry Maury, Mr. nnd Mrs. San- ford Richardson and daughter of Ross Lane and Miss Frances Aiken of Prospect were (Milling on friends these parls last Thursday evening. This is the season of the year when vou have a clinncc to do your neigh bor's chores while he is in the hills chasing the bucks. F. L. Caton has disposed of his liny crop to Grants Pass parties. Hurry Neulon took n party ot young people to Ashland last Sunday. Friends of Archie Parker were sorry to learn that owing to disability ho wus forced to discontinue his meat route through here. Mr. Parker wns injured several years ago when in the United States navy nnd the jar of the automobile affected this injury The Vincent threshing machine crossed the river Thursday evening and threshed what grain was left ill this district Friday and Saturday, leaving for Woodville Monday. Mr. Vincent is doing excellent work this season and will probably have the longest run of any machine 111 tho val ley. Fred Lester of Agate is taking care of the corn crop on the Miller place for O. I'culand. School began Monday morning with a slight increase in the enrollment over last year. Miss Josephine Kin cade of Agale is in charge and seems to be getting things into running order very rapidly. Votlro of Trustee's Srtte. To Roguo River Commercial Orchard Company, each ana every or mo holders of the orchard units issued and outstanding, pursuant to the trust deed hereafter described, and to all others whom It may concern Notice is hereby given that Farmers' & Fruitgrowers' Bank, an Oregon corporation, trustee unuer that certain deed of trust made, ex ecuted and delivered by Rogue River Commercial Orchard Company to said Farmers' & Fruitgrowers' Bank, dated April 21, 1910, and recorded in tho office of the County Rocordor of Jackson county, Oregon, on April 25, 1910? at Vol. 25. Page 245 of Mort gages, hereby gives notice that under and pursuant to the terms of said trust deed the registered owners 01 more than sixty-seven (C7) per cent of tho units issued pursuant to said trust deed which are now outstand ing, and in accordance with the terms of said trust deed, give notice to said Farmers' & Fruitgrowers' Hank, directing said Farmers' & Fruitgrowers' Bank, as trnstco, to sell the property described In and covered by said trust deed at public' salo to the best bidder for rash In lawful money of the United States upon no tice as provided by said trust deed. And you. are further notified that pursuant to said notice and direction, and In conformity with tho terms of said trust deed, the undersigned, Farmers & Fruitgrowers' Hank as said trustee, will, on the 25th day of Sontnmlinl. 1 U 1 (I toll ttlA lirCmlHCS deac-iucd In said trust deed, to wit: The North half of tne Southeast . .-II.,., 1Q anil ttiA NOrHl west quarter of the Southwest quarter of Section 20 ill iowukimi. """""-' 1Be 1 East of w. Countv, Oregon, at puuuu . best bidder tor cast, in lawful money of the United States; Bald sale will be held and conducted by the sheriff o Jackson County, ureBuu, door of the court house In the c.ty o lacksonvlllo, Oregon, on so d jSotn September. 1916. at the hour of ten o'clock a. m., and Bald sale, will oe subject to the approval of and de posit bv the registered owners of at feast s'ixtv-BOven (67) per cent of satd tin ts then outstanding Acon vevance of the premises above do Icrlbed will e made by said Fanners A Fruitgrowers uum , . by tho Rogue River Commercial Orchard Company, pursuant to the terms of said tYust deed, and which conveyance will contain a recital of the acts authorizing such sale under the terms of said trust deed, and will vest in the purchaser a fee simple title to Bald property, free, clear and discharged of all trusts, powers, covenants. conditions llnj a Ions rights. Interests and liabilities re Served, granted, created, PJ"J. implied or intended by said trust V '. ' j ...,M,ii,t fn the terms of said trust deed such conveyance will be conclusively deemed to be regular nnd the purchaser of said proper y a t said sale will be under no obligation to look to the application oi any ,.. chase money paid by him to said Farmers' & Fruitgrowers' Bunk, trustee at said salo. FAlio-'FliuiTGROWERS BANK, ,, . By Delroy Getchell, presldont, Trustee. , Medford Man """"a 28, 31; September 4, 7. 11, 14. 15. 2l', 1916. ' Notice of Trustee's Salo To Rogue River Commercial Orchard Company, each and overy of the holders ot the orchard units issued and outstanding, pursuant to the trust deed hereafter described, and to all others whom It mny concern: v.i,. la hnrebv given that rarm- n. i-mitirrownrs' Bank, an Oregon corporation, trustee under that cer .i,i r,i tniut mndo. executed and dellvored by Rogue River Commercial & Frultgrowors' Bank, dated October 3rd 1910, and recorded in the office of the county recorder of Jackson county, Oregon, on October 4th, 1910, at Vol. 26, page 173 ot Mortgages hereby gives notice that under and pursuant to tne terms 01 ou.u h rntriatnrntl owners of more than sixty-seven (C7) per cent, of the units Issued pursuant to said trust deed which are now outstanding, and In accordance with the terms of said trust deed, give notice to said Farm ers' and Fruitgrowers' Bank directing said Farmers' & Fruitgrowers' Bank as trustee, to sell the property do ,...n,s,i in Ami covered by said trust doed nt public sale to tne uest uiuuur for cii3h In lawful money of tho Unit ed Stntos upon notice ns provided by n..t.1 .,Dt .lOAlt. And you aro lurtner notiiteu nmv pursuant to saio nonce uu and In conformity with the terms of ot,l frost deed, the nnderslgned. Farmers' & Frultgrowors- uuiik said trustee, will on the 25th day of September, 1916, sell the promises doscrihed in Bald trust doed, towlt: The southeast quarter (S. la. ) nt ih ontiihwest otinrtor (S. W. H) of section 17. township 36, south of rango I East of W. M., tne west 12 .n,n,..i V. of section 20. town- ui,in tic. Rnnth of rnneo 1 East, and lot one (1 ) anu also a truct uoaticreu as follows: . Beginning at a point 2 0 rods cast of the northwest corner ot 101 .o. In section 19, township 3b, houtn 01 rarge 1, cast ot v. M., tnence msi n- nin nnrtn tne ot 101 a ituu w. - C. 37 to the northet-Pt corner of said D L. C. 37 In townsmp 311, aouin 01 r-'no-o 1. east of W. M.'. thence south on the cast line ot D. L. C. 37 to the northwest corner of lot 2; thenco west to the center of section 19 thence south on the north and south nter line of section 19 to tno sotitn linn nf D. L. C 37; thence wovt on the said BOUth lino to tho soiitnwest corner of lot 4; thence north 20 rods; thence west 40 rods; tnenco norm 100 rods; thenco west 20 rods; thence north 40 rods to the point of begin ning, containing 320 acres of land, more or loss; all lying and being Bit- nated in township numbered thirty six, south of range one, east ot the Wlllametto Morldlnn, in Jackson countv. Oregon, at public sale to th best bidder for cash In lawful monoy of the United States; said sale will be held and conducted by the sheriff of Jackson county, -Oregon, at the front door of the court house In the cltv of .lacksonvlllo, Oregon, on said 25th day of September, 1916, at tho hour of ten o'clock a. m., and said sale will he subject to the approval of and depoBlt by the registered own ers of at least sixty-seven (67) per cent of said units then outstanding. A conveyance of tho premises above described will be made hy said farm ers' & Fruitgrowers' Hank, as trustee, and by the Rogue River Commercial Orchard Company pursuant to the terms of said trust deed, and which conveyance will contain a recital tho acts authorizing such sale under the terms of said trust deed, am will vest In the purchaser a fee slmpl title to said property, free, clear an discharged of all trusts, powers, cove nants, conditions, limitations, rights, Intercuts and llaimitles rcserveu, granted, created, expressed, Implied or Intended by said trust deed, and pursuant to the terms of said trust deed such conveyance will lie con clusively deemed to be regular, and the purchaser of said property Rt said salo will be under no obligation to look to the application of any pur chase money paid by him to said Farmers' & Fruitgrowers' , Bank, trustee, at said sale. Dated Juno 12, 1916. FARMERS AND FRUITGROWERS BANK By Delroy Getchell, President, Trustee. Medford Mall Tribune, August 28, 31; September 4, 7, 11, 14, 18, 21, 1916. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT DeVoc's two store rooms, at 418 W. Main street. Fine location for milliner. FOR BENT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms and sleeping room. 333 E. Jackson, near Riverside. Phone 2S8-J. 153 roR bale maciufeuAXEoca FOR SALE 1915 Chalmers 6, thoroughly overhauled and paint ed. New tires all around. Perfect condition. Will take hogs or grain In trado. H. W. Bingham. FOR SALE A SVj-lnch Mollne wagon In good condition, (80. Call 78 l-J, ask for L. C, Clark. 153 FOR SALE Bartlett pears, sweet prunes. Davenport steel wagon. Phone R-13-R. 149 FOR SALE Small heater in excel lent condition. For sale cheap. Phone 845-Y. 148 FOR SALE Household goods. Call 151 at 513 King street. FOR SALE Furniture, rango, fruit jars. Perry Gibson, R. F. D. No. 1. 147 FOR SALE Thoroughbred white Leghorn cockrels from "walnut o,rcst" strain of N'ewbojrg, Ore., from above 200 egg hens; 150 to pick from, will sell for 75o before September 15. E. C. Lockwood, rallo west of Phoenix. 148 FOR SALE OR TRADE Overland runabout. Phone evenings 778-J. 148 FOR SALE New $100 Typewriter $27.50. Address Box 17, Mall Tribune. ' . FOR SALE Wood seasoned. One mile north of Sams Valley store. lood work mare to trade for cow. Charlos Gilchrist, Sams Valley, Oregon. ' . 147 FOR SALE Ford nutomobllo; 1914 niodel. Box 15, Mail Tribune 14 7 FOR SALE Feed cuttor nnd bintlor; also cream separator. Box 16 Mall Tribune. 147 FOR SALE 5 stamp mill, ore crush er, amalgamating tables and con centrators, electric motors, pumps, pipe and pipe fittings, air compres sors, air drills and hose, nilscel laneouB mining mnchlnory nnd tools. AddreBs Box 42x care Mail Tribune. 164 FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 12 acres of corn In field. Close to Eagle Point. G. Allder, Medford. 151 FOR SALE $1900 cash will buy two five-room houses. No Incumbrance, always rented. Splendid invest ment for either speculation or for homes. Phone 929-W. 152 FOR SALE Farming nnd fruit lands timber land. Land from fa per acre upwards on long time easy payments. Address Box K, Mall Tribune. 164 rOli HA I.fc- -11 TKJVnKT FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE For milch cows. Two fine colts,. J. H. Fuller, Talent. '. 149 FOR SALE 25 or 30 head stock cat tle. Fred Sturgis, Trail, Ore. 161 HELP WANTED MA LB WANTED Good reliable man ns fordtnan for highly cultivated orchard. Address postofflce box 813 Medford, with references. 149 WANTED An expert prune dryer. Phone 7-F-4. George B. Young. 148 HELP WANTEB FEMALE WANTED Capable girl for general house work. Mrs. H. T. Elmore. Phone 438-P, Ashland. 149 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS WANTED News agency or nowspaper route In Medford. Give full particulars and address P. O. box 642 Aberdeen, Wash. Iu2 WANTED Clean cotton rags at Mall Tribune office. WANTED Dressmnklng. Orders promptly and quickly filled. Satis faction guaranteed. Phono 900-M, or call at 249 S. Riverside ave. 151 WANTED TO BUY Barloy and oats, vetch and wheat. Reply box I), Mall Tribune, giving full par ticulars. WANTED TO RENT Grain ranch. Buy cheap team; 392-Y. 149 WANTED Remember your poultry and eggs will bring you more money at Warner, Wortman and Gore's. One price for hens, re gardless of size. FOR EXCHANGE FOR EXCHANGE Will trade 40 acres good farming land, all in cultivation for residence In Med ford. E. S. Tumy, Garnett-Corey Bldg. MONEY TO IiOAW TO LOAN 3000 to loan on ranch, Holmes the Insurauco Man. MONEY TO LOAN Have money to loan upon city and country prop erty. Quick service. Money on hand. Earl 0. Tumy, 210 Garnott Corev Rldir. tf LOfi LOST Near Central Point. Black coat with reel, line and trout fly book. Reward. J. E. Trevorrow 323 N. Ivy, Medford. 14K LOST Ladles' purse at Bybce Bridge containing $2 00 In gold and change. The name umlel written Inside purse. If found re return to Mall Tribune office and receive $30 reward. LOST A laprobe between Medford and Ashland Sunilni afternoon. Reward for return to J. C. Allken. 152" WANTED STTOATICW8 WANTED Dress making, 144 South Central. Phone 47 9-M. , 348 HDS1NESH OLKlLCIOitx Auto HuppflM LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. W are operating the lamest, oldest and bet "quipped plant In the Pa cific northwest. Use our aprlng hen otbrs 'all. Bold onder guar antee. 26 North Fifteenth St.. Portland. Otm. Attarnorn GEO. W. CHERRY Attorney and Notary, Rooms 9-10, Jackson Coun ty Bank Building, entrance N. Central, Medford, Or. PORTER J. NEFF Attorney at law. rooms 8 and 9. Medford National Bank Building. A. E. REAME8. LAWYER Oaraatt- Corey bldg. G. M. ROBERTS Lawver. Medford National Bank HntlAin Collections. COLLECTIONS AND REPORT8 W collected some accounts 14 t old. We know how to get t money. Th Bullock Mercantlla Agencr. Inc.. Rooms 1. I. 1. Hs ktns' Rid.. 116 K. Main t DentUM Dr. W. M. VAN 8COTOO DR. C. O. VAN 8COYOO Dentists Oaroett-Corey Bldit.. nit lli Madforoi, Oro. Phono 851. Collections and Report Engineer nd Contractor FRED N. OUMMINGS engineer n contractor, 404 M. F. ft H. Bids. Surveys,, . estimate, lrrlgatloa drainage, orchard and land Im provement. Garbage GARBAGE Get your premises cleaned up for the summer. Call on th city garbage wagon for good Bervlc. Phone 174-L. T, ' Y. Allen. Honse Mover MEDFORD HOUSE MOVERS W Move Houses, Barns, Garages, Ma chinery, Etc. phone 488-M, or ; 4 8S-X. 612 S. Newtown, 811 Da kota. Instruction In Music FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of piano and harmony. Haight Musle Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bldg., Phone 72. , Inmirano. EARL S. TUMY General Insurance office, Fire, Automobile, Accident, Liability, Plate Glass, Contract, and Surety Bonds. Excellent com panies, good local service. No. 210 Garnett-Corey Bldg. Publlo Stenographer. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Mar. garet A. Dally, Hotel Holland. Phone 710. Physician and bargeon DrT'fT'Il'XrLOW DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW Osteopathlo bldg. phone 504-L. Residence 26 South Laurel, phone 900-L. DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopath! physician) 80S Garnett-dor building. Phone ISO. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physic! and surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurist for 8. P. R. R. Co. Office M. P. ft H. Co. bldg., opposite P; O. Phone 687. DR. R. W. CLANCY Physician and surgeon Phones, office 86, resi dence 780. Office hours, 10 to 12. 2 to . Printer and Publisher MEDFORD PRINTING CO., ha th Dest equipped printing office In southern Oregon; book blndlni, loos leaf ledgers, billing VBtem, etc. Portland price. 27 North Fir t. Transfer BADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front It. Phon 116. Price right. Service urn antMtri WHY? NOW TIME TO TRADE. I have a 160-ncro stock ranch; good location; 100 acres In grain, some alfalfa. This place recently sold for $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 102 West Main Street. Owner Here forShortTime On account of sickness offers for salo small orchard tract, mostly In bearing, best ot condition. One halt mile city limits. Ideal home site. Bank mortgage 60 iter cent of asking price; can remain. $2000 will handle. BENNETT INVESTMENT CO. 102 Wost Main St.