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TODAY'S MARKETS
r Chicago W eat -
Open. Close.
December .. . if I..VJ' iM.ol
May 1.532 J.5li
Portland' Livestock
PORTLAND, Or., Sept. VJ. Hogs
Kti-iuly to lower; receipts (1110. Prime
light, $l).lil)(M).80; . prime -troni
weights, .-?!). Ii0( il.li'i; good to prime
mixed, ; l'uu-li heavy
' packing. $ S.(iO( 8.1).") ; pigs anil skips,
ij(.i8.fl). . I
Cuttle, steady; receipts 111. Steers,
prime lighl, .fli.'i.'Kn T.'2'i : prime heavy
$0().'(7V u'.7o; good, ,fU(u 0.50; rows,
elioiee, $."(( .").().); medium to good,
$ l..")0((i") ; ordinary to tit i r, if-lpi 4..M);
heifers, $4(i .".7.V. hulls, Sf(f l.-J.V.
eiilves, !f:i.."jll(ii r.otl.
Sheep, stonily; receipts. 118. Spring
lnml)s, 8(o 8..")ll ; eomniiiii luinhs,
.fi.oOtaO; choice yearlings, $(i.-2.")(ii
IS.jO; "ooil yearlings, $j.o(i(ri(i;
choice wethers, .$(i.2.")(ii (i..")0 : choice
light ewes, !r-( 5.511; heuvy ewes.
3.0U(ji-l.30.
Butter Market
PORTLAND, Or., Sept. 12.
unchanged. -Butter
Portland Grain .
PORTLAND, Or., Sept. 12. Wheal
ensier; no (radio;;. Spot hids 'Je
lower, Bliicstoni, $1.1).'): l''orlyl'old,
$J.:i:t; flub, tl.ol; red Kite, 1.3(1;
led liiissian, $1.28.
Barley Xo. 1 feed, '
Car receipts; Wheal 21, flour 9,
oats 12, hay 1.
Pear Auction Market September II
Xew York, 1.3-1 ; Chicago, $1.10;
I'luladelphm. $1.42.
Sales September 1 1 :
Two cars at Xew YoYk, $1.83 aud
$1.41.
Chicago, one ear. liluc Triangles at
$1.81,. Red Trimbles at $1.47.
MEDFORD MARKET REPORT 1
Livestock.
(Prices paid producers.)
HOGS Alive, 77VsC
STEERS Alive, 5ft.r.ie.
COWS Alive, 4(S4i2c."
VEAL Dressed, Sfoilo.
' liivc Poultry. ,
11KNS Light hens, 12; 4 lbs. ami
over, Ho; siuiugs, 15c. Old roosters,
DUCKS Fat, So.
GEESE Fat, 8c. .
TUli KEYS Fat young, 15o.
BELGIAN HARES, fi to Go.
Hay and (iralu.
(Buying Prices.)
WHEAT $1.00.
OATS $30 ton.
HAY Grain and ulfulfu, $12 ton.
HA K LEY' Whole. 26...
lViccs Paid by Dealers.
V.GGS 21'.,v.
POTATOES l'-.c.
OXIOXS V2e.
110XEY 12c per lb.
CIDER 25c.
PORK 9 c.
BEEF 10(312o.
LAKD 13VaW14e.
SHOULDERS 13c.
HUTTER Dairv, 2 lbs., 50c.
BUTTER Wlioh'sale, 30c.
BUTTER FAT 30c.
Reported by Jackson County Ab
stract Co., Sixth and Kir Sta.
Circuit
Jesse Houck vs. Uary A. Beveiidgo,
el vlr, cost bill.
T. L. Dcvore vs. J. M. Rock et al.
stipulation.
Modford National UanK vs. Frank
S. Isaacs, motion
Effle Rigdon v-s. Unlit. K. Iligdon.
8 unmonr and prool of mailing. '
A. V. Whitney vs. Martha A. Ilran
dor et al, summons.
S. C. Wins vs. I. M-'Kenri et
nl. pioof of publication.
.loiin W. Flick vs. Goo. S. Down
lug bill of costs.
Carlson et nl vs. Oil1. Creek M in
ini and Development Co., recoiver'3
report, motion.
Mamie K. Kiddle et nl vs., Charles
W. Isaacs, original summons.
Theo. Ice et ux vs. K. (J. Mathison,
et al, undertaken; on tnl:inct!nn.
Lester Augustus W'ordc!) vs. Pearl
Esther Worden, divorce.
Mamie E. Riddle et al vs. Charles
W. Isaacs, suit In equity jnd Injunc
tion for accounting.
Probate.
Thomas Dan ford cstatj petition
appoint administratrix.
Jacob K. Hitter est:Ue, proof
publication of citation.
Charles II. Little estate petition.
Ken! Estate Transfer
L. S. Scnelly et ux to Ellen
Carlock, lot I Oak Grove
tract Q C D t
Asa P. Morrill to D. M. Morrill
land In sec. 8-34-3W, love
and affection.
Ilutte Falls Lumber Co. to
Slate ot Oregon, pt 11-35-2E
Q C D 10.00
W. II. Hurley to L. A. Crance,
pt 38-1 E :
lO.Ou
Win. 8. Crowell to Alvah Cook
lots 20 and 21 blk 12 Laur
olhurst add. Modford
10.0a
Joseph B. Ware" to Flora R.
Turner, lot 2 Glenn Torraco
add Ashland .". 10.00
Haul A. Mauser to Knillte
Mauser, pt. 2G-30-1W 10.00
C. L. Brewer et ux. to James
E. Knotts, pt 39-1 E 10.00
11. W. Graham ot vlr to II. M.'
Abbott, lot 19 blk 4 Crow
ell Amend add Medford 1200.00
Luke Ryan et ux to John II. : ,
lltieuers, lot in Cardwolls '
add. Jacksonville .......4ii.0O
Bert Anderson et ux to Mary
Agnes Everett, lot 10 blk S ';
Imperial add Medford 10.0i(
Pearl Davis et al to Wallace
W. Woods, lot 4 blk 5 Ross
add Modford 300. 00
FRANCE 10 INIti
PARIS, Sept. 12. Premier Briand
announced today that the French gov
ernment had decided to accept a pro
posal to Intern In Switzerland nil pris
oners of war who were parentH of
three or more children and who have
been In captivity for eighteen months
or moro. The proposal Is under con
sideration by (he Swiss government.
The Valleyvlew telephone lino is
a new extension now being built
which will accommodate the Delavan,
Gallatin. Lowe, Werth, Gray, Holt,
Clunie, and Clark fnmflies in terri
tory tributary, to Myor creek. Ere
lonk ask for "number, please," and
ring 'em up.
G. R. Slingcrland Is moving Into
the Boyd tenement on North Main
street, recently vacated by the Brown
family. ....
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Frank G. Dean on Sunday morn,
lug, at. the family homo on llillcrest,
South Ashland. Mr. Dean is engineer
In tho employ of the Southern Pa
eitic, and his wife is the daughters
of Mr."aiid"Mrs. C. W. Kims. ' , .
.. President Cbe. ot McMlnnvlllo col
lege, will give an address lu support
of the prohibitory movement at the
Christian church, Tuesday evening
Sept. 12.
Frank llanly, ex-governor of; .Indi
ana, and presidential candidate on
the prohibition ticket, due through
hero with his party on Saturday o
this week, will speak at the station
during the train's stop at this station
Dr. J. S. Herndon, now of Rose-
burg, arrived Saturday for a visit
among old home surroundings.
Over 30 cars wore received in the
Ashland yards last week to relieve
the shortage. Of these 3 were open
under load, 19 open empties and 14
closed empties. Those were joined
to tho aggregate which the S. P. i:
rounding up lo supply demands al
various terminals.
Clarence Adams, roundup expert.
Is in Eugene staging a roundup pvcut
for the fair there. Ho will also go to
Albany on a similar missions while
on the northern trip.
Miss Virgil McFarhtnd, a trainod
nurse of Portland, Is visiting her
father. A. E. .Mur'arland, residing on
B street.
Leroy Ashcrnft Is home from Mc-
Clotid, to meet his brother. Rev. Ed
win Ashcraft, of Harmon, Cal., who
with his wife are visiting relatives
here preliminary to going to China
as mlssionares under Tree Methodst
church auspices. They will remain
in Ashland until early in October,
wheu the sail from San Francisco to
enter upon their chosen work in the
Province of Honan, Central China.
Miss Essie Glendenuing, daughter
of W. E. Glendenning-of the govern
ment forest service, lias gone to Chi
co. Cal., to attend high school.
Miss Josephine Saunilers left early
In the week to resume her studies at
Reed college in Portland.
Some time last week, somewhere
In Jackson county, Paul Gullet- of
the city fire department, shot a fine
three prong buck, which charged on
the hunter with the result that Paul
foil down and broke his crown and
the deer came tumbling after.' The
moral of this shooting affray Is to
avoid hunting big game on too stecii
a hillside. He secured the deer, how
ever. Members of tho Third Oregon reg
iment passed through here recently
from the Mexican border to Camp
Wlthycombc. ench wore a regulation
"tombstone" around his neck. This
amulet was a small round aluminum
medal, marked with individual name.
Company and regiment, as an Identi
fication mark In the face of contin
gencies whirh might have proved ser
ious. Hence the designation "tomb
stone." '
Kx-(,overnor nest will address a
mass meeting at Medford, Sept. 14
under auspices ot the union prohlM
tion committee. The object Is to make
the state absolutely dry without any
loophole reservations whatever.
Rev. W. L. Melllngor, former pas
tor of the Christian church here, and
who afterwards served In the mission,
ary fields lu Mexico, will return to
Ashland about October 1 and resume
the pastorate. At presont he is In
Portland. j , ; .
Mrs. E. C. Kane, of Marsbfleld, ac
companied by her daughter and son-
in-law, has been visiting many old
friends in this vicinity where she for
merly resided. A trip to Crater Lake
has been one of tho diversions.
T. S. Eaton, of the S. P, roundhouse
force, has moved into Mrs. Susie Al
len's house at 523 North Main street.
The last of the week 12 carloads ot
poles 120 feet Ions passed through
here hound for San Francisco, loaded
on Morgan's Louisiana nnd Texas
flats. Each load of poles was piled
on threo cars, tho cars being 40 feet
in length.
Miss Caroline Van Nice, left on Sat
urday tor Pasadena, Cal., to outer
epcu her fourth year as teacher
the schools of that city. Her work
Is in the seeond grade.
Mrs. R. P. Nell and her sister, Miss
Anna Hargrove have returned from
an cxtonded visit with relatives in the
central west.
Miss Mabel Van Nice left for tho
north last week to resume teaching
in the fifth grade of tho Seuttlo
schools.. , . I ' . . ,'
TABLE ROCK TABLETS
Allnoucli there have been several
parties thronj;h here lately looking
for wheat, none has changed hands
so far. fanners helievim; Unit there is
too wide a margin between the price
they oiler and the Portland price.
E. W. Carlton and 1!. E. Xealon at
tended the rural credits inuetini' in
Medford lust Saturday.
Harry Hayes was disposing of some
fine fish auioni; our citizens last
Tuesday.
D. M. Lowe of Ashland w-as work
ing: this vieinitv in the interest of the
e.oimtv fair lust Monduv.
1'he Palmer family of Chicago.
the owners of the Modoc orchard, ur-
rived Sunday wening and will Hpcnd
some time in the valley. Tlioy made
the trip out from Mptll'ord in two au
tomohiles, while a truck hauled their
trunks. . . v. - ,. N
If. E. Olson, l'orcihun of tho M. M.
Root orchard, informs us that ho will
cut a fourth crop of nlfnlfu on the
placo this year. They already have
more liny lliaii they can use, so will
have several tons to sell.
Master Thomas Washburn left on
Wednesday for his homo in Minueap
olisj Minn.) after a year's visit will
his uncle and aunt, Mr. nud Mrs. R
C. Washburn.
Ross ('line was over Thursday
serving- notices on our orchardists
that they will be g;iven thirty days lo
cut and burn all visible fire blight in
their trees.
Mr. and .Mrs. E. H. Davis and son
Leslie, of Tolo, and daughter, Mis,
(ileason, and children of Tacoiun
Wash., made a short cull on friends in
this vieinilv last Siindav. Mr. Davis
has ehare.o of the Ray orchards at
Tolo and reports that- the big" orchard
is beginning- to look very promising;
from the young pear trees just com
inir into hearing thev shipped this
year ljl!0 boxes. They also picked a
fair crop of peaches, from the! small
trees .Used for lillers. And esluiialc
sevcralicars of upptes to he harvest
ed Ibis fall. ;
.1. ('. Pendleton ami J. L. Xealon
are out this week Irving' lo rustle nn
exhibit for the county fair.
Mrs. Zundcl of Medford lost a hand
ba at the Jlybee bridge Tuesday eve
nitig thai contained some money and
valuable papers, for which she is of
fering a reward.
Several carloads of wheal are he
m-r hauled to (Sold Hill by Sams val
lev ranchers for shipment to Port
land, where Iliev claim a much better
price is received limn the valley mills
will pay.
GOLD HILL NUGGETS
- Mrs. M. R. Rice, former S. 1
a.ent at this place, ipime down Fri
day to spend Iter vacation, with her
mother. Mrs. E. M. Melnlyre, and
friends in this vieinitv, She is now
stationed al Portland.
R. 1'. Tucker and mother have
moved into the bungalow opposite
the high school.
Me-dames Enibry and- Campbell
of Ashland spent the lust part of the
week in Gold Hill visiting," as their
husbands have been working for
viiac lime at tin llradcn mine Hsuth
if town. The work at the mine i
ubout concluded and the entire paty
will return to Ashland in I lie near
future.
Rev. II: .1. an rosscu of Ashl.im
district sii-iintendent of the M. E
church, was in Gold Hill Friday clos
inn up the church business for the
conference year.
Mrs. L. .1. Sears of Euuene is vis
ilin-.. at the home of D. II. Miller.
t. 1", Latlcy, former fc. J', btutiuu
airent ut this pluee, was u visitor m'
town the first part of the woek.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Weston spent
Sunday with relatives in Gold Hill, .
Mrs. M, E. Gardner, postmistress
at Sams Valley, was in Gold Hill
Wednesday. '
Mrs. E. V. Tutou motored to Med
ford Thursday afternoon, accompa
nied by MoMlnuics E. 1'. Tucker and
Darleiyh Slead.
W. 11. Gardner canui down from
the camp at Tunnel 10 to spend the
day with his family in Gold Hill.
Virgil Eddiii(!lou left Sunday lor
his home in Central Point utter vis
iting for some time witli relatives in
Gold Hill and vieinilv.
Mrs. M. S. Emery and son return
ed Sunday to their home in Ashland
after spendinjr the past three weeks
at the home of her parents, J. I).
Iledepath and family, in Sums Yal-
Ic
Seores of Gold llillitcs attended
the barbecue ami fair ut Rogue River
rridav and report a very good timo.
nn Gall, who has been visitiug
with his uncle, Elam Gall, on Summit
ranch, in Sains valley district, return
ed home to Jacksonville last Sunday.
William Meyers and wife, accom
panied by Judge Gall, motored down
from Ashland Friday to visit at the
home of Mrs. Meyers' sister, Mrs.
Isora Hodges, in tins eily, and to at
tend the Rogue River barbecue.
!'. W. Sears and J. Russell Kelsey
were business visitors at Roue River
Tuesday.
Mrs. F. ,lana, after visiting ut the
honio of her friend, Mrs. Frank Wil-
inarth. for the past two weeks, re
turned to Gold Hill Monduv.
Kenneth Edmunds returned Mon
lay afternoon from Crater lake,
whence he had gone lo take- his
father, returning with the rig. lie was
accompanied by John R. Kelsey, who
had been at the lake the past month
Rov 1). Canierou'relurned to Cot-
tage Grove, where he is employed, on
Sunday morning after a week's visit
with his fauiilv in this city.
"Doll"' Moore was a visitor at Mer
lin Sunday.
Mrs. Ivan Simon and daughter,
Helen Virginia, returned;, from her
parents' home ut Ilillsboro Sunday
nioining. .. She was met part way up
thu line by her husband, who is em
ployed locally by the S. 1'. compiiny.
J. llortoii Ileenuin left Sunday for
Eugene, inhere he will take the six
year. law bourse ut the University of
Oregon. .V -ilc was accompanied by his
sister, Mrs. Georgo Lane, ,.who. luts
been visiliiu her parents in this city
for some 'time past. She will con
tinue later to her home in Idaho.
.Miss Elsie Miller left Saturday
evening for the Monmouth school,
which she enters this year.
Miss Mary Truux left Sunday to
continue her studies ut Eugene.'
Miss Mary Bagshuw has returned
form a three months visit with rela
tives ami friends in Hoipiiiim, Wush.,
and vicinity. -
Mrs. 11. Walters and Herman Wal
lers of Humbug arc the guests of Mrs.
Ed Wcndt Ibis week.
Hal llui'iiigtou left fin- Corvullis
lasl week to elder O. A. C.
Mr. ami Mrs. Juincs Buckley mo
tored in from Rnch Friday.
Mr. ami Mrs. W. II. Ilarniiin, Miss
Ethel Eil'erl and Leon Ilaiina enjoy
ed a picnic at. Ray's Dam Thursday.
Miss Etta Judge of San Francisco
is visiting at the home of Mi's. .('bus.
Xiimin.
Judge and Mrs, Ton Ycllc, aeciim
panied by George Putnam and -Miss
Elizabeth Pallium, have return
ed from an c.vlciidcd trip through
northern California.
' Miss Louise Jones has returned
from her vacation,, which she spent
with relatives in lloscburg.
The "Wednesday Afternoon Club",
enjoyed a plcasalu meeting at the
home oi' Mrs. John Dtiniiington this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilcurv Ihinuuamm
have returned to Sail Francisco al'lei
a two weeks' visit with relative liv
ing here.
Carroll Robinson left for Junction
City last iiionlh lo spend tht witer
with his grandparents,
J. M. Williams of Ihe Taylor-Wil-liiyns
Co., has returned from a
mouth' outing at Cinnabar.
Mrs. llenrv Porter and daughter
are spending a few days with rela
tives before leaving for their new
home in Idaho Falls, Idaho.
Mrs. Margaret Rcnves and An
drew Jackson were ipiiclly married at
the home of the fonncrV daughter
V WONDERFUL
' J5r O I U.T.MV.n trouble
Gall Stones, Cancer and Ulcers of the
Stomach and Intestines, Auto-Intoxi
cation. Yellow Jaundice, Appendicitis
and other fatal ailments result from
stomach trouble. Thousands of
stomach sufferers owe their complete
recovery to Mayr's Wonderful reme
dy. Unlike any other for stomach
ailments. For aale by druggists ov-
errwhera. ....
Mrs. John Dunniiigton, Wednesday
evening. Ihe bride aud groom will
make their future home on Vancouver
avenue, Modford,
Mrs. James Morcom and daugh
ters, Misses Misses Laura, and Cora
Thomas, James Frances and Jesse
Taylor have returned from month's
visiting al Crater Lake.
Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Jennings at
tended Ihe Odd Fellows' picnic at
shlnnd Tuesday.
Curley Wilson was among the local
people who attended Ihe carnival ut
Brookings Sumlav.
Mrs. Guy Harper and Miss Zclpha
Cross spent Friday afternoon in
Medford.
Miss Mabel Reeve is leaching the
fall term of school ul Wcllcn.
Mr. and Mrs. Godward arrived
from Sulein Ibis week. Mr. Godwnrd
will be assistunt principal in our
school Ibis winter.
BUTTE FALLS
Ralph Wright and wife left Salur
dav for Salem after n two weeks'
visit with his mother and sister here.
Mr. Wright is manager of Ihe agri
cultural depurtmeut at the state
school.
William Soars retained from Med
ford alter a week's slay oil business.
Miss Mubcllc Johnson of Monmouth
came Saturday to begin her duties us
intcrincdiulo teacher of the Butt
Fulls school. , , t
Miss Gl.'idvs 1 1. il mi's of Ccnlrnl
Point came up Saturday on her way
to Ranehcria, where S-lie is hired to
teach the Rancherin school.
Mrs. Jones returned from Sams
valley Saturday alter a week's visit
with relati'es.
Miss Wauda Tungate came in Sal
ui'duy from Jacksonville, where she
has been visiting her grandparents.
Miss Hilda Abbott returned home
from Eagle Point Saturday, where she
has been visiting with her brother,
Prank Abbott and family. .
Mr. and Mrs. Cleveuger of Talent
were up last week visiting Mrs. ('lev
euger's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ma
honey, of this place. ,-.;
- Our school began Monday with, it
good attendance and great hopes for
a successful school year.' '
Bell Fredenliurg niul family moved
in Saturduy from their ranch.
Walter O'Brien und Chttrlcs Stew
art moved llicir camp outfit to the
Geppart homestead Monday, where
thev have a contract in cutting wood
for the winter. ; i '
Mr. and Mrs. Cluspill returned from
Medford Tucsdny after u short slay
Mr. ami Mrs. Barker aiid Mr. and
Mrs. Brainard made u trip (o Eugl''
Point and returned Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. W. W. Parker went up to the
Parker ranch Wednesday and return
ed Friday. i
Ray Parker was ilown from his sta
tion at Rustlers' Peak and spent Sun
lay with home folks.
Jack Tiingnte moved his family into
town Saturday to take advantage of
our school.
Lester Suiilh reliiriied home from
a two weeks' outing trip Sunday.
' Mrs. Rod Buker was down from
Baker's cabin a few davs this week
Chester Jones returned home from
Sam's valley Friday after a week's
visit at Hint place.
An entcrlniriiticnl was given Friday
evening as a w-elcoiuc lo our leach
els; They were introduced in prope
style lo some of our eilizcns. ' Th
program was enjoyed by all. I
WANTKD arroAITONS
WANTED Dress making, 144 South
Central, Phone 47 9-M. 14S
WANTED Work by experienced stc
nographer; short hours. Call 2
South Laurel st.
WANTED Housekeeping position by
middle aged woman. Phone !ol-l
FOR RENT llor.HKKEKPIXa
ROOMS
FOR RENT Light housekeeping
rooms und sleeping room. 333 E.
Jackson, near Riverside. Phone
25S-J, lis
Rif Give brilUnnt clover RMrte Hint Tg
M (lu"4 nt rti'i i'tf or tlutt oil tliat !J
fj unii'-ilrt in tii ii.iri-tlmt toUC jfl
IB times it Ionic a any otlier.
I Black Silk Stove Polish
V Is In a clsss l,y ltHf. It's moro fl
S atttHlly nm'onnd made H
FOR RKVJ riOCHIM
FOR RENT G-room modern bunga
low, furnished or unfurnished.
Phono 733-J3. 152
'OR RENT Strictly modern house.
Including piano; close lu. Apply
Fehld lnvost. Co. ltl
OR RE-NT Modern B-room house
Phone 5II7-Y. Iu3
FOR SALE MIBCBfeliAXEOUa
OR SALE (iarden seeder and cult!
vator, wheolbarrow, small express
wngon. AL A. Kauor. 114 N. r roni.
150
FOR SALE -1915 Chalmurs i,
thoroughly overhauled and paint
ed. Now tlroa nil nround. Perfect
condition. Will take hogs or grain
In trade. 11. W. Bingham.
'OR SALE A SW-lnch Mollne
wngon In good condition, ISO. Call
7S1-J. ask for 1.. O. Clark. 108
OR SALE Hurtlott pears, sweet
Prunes. Davenport steel wagon.
Phono R-U-R. H'J
'OR SALE Small heater 111 excel
lent condition. For sale cheap.
Phone 845-Y. 148
FOR SALE Household goods.
Cnll
at 513 King street.
151
'OR SALE Thoroughbred white
Leghorn coekrela from "walnut
urest" strain of NowIhs, Ore.,
from aliovo 200 ogg hens; ISO to
pick from, will sell for 75c boforo
September 13. E. C. Lock wood,
mllo west of Phoonlx. 148
FOR SALE OR TRADE Overland
runabout. Phone evoutngB 7i8-J
148
'Oil SALE Now $100 Typewriter
$27.50. Address Box 17, Mail
Tribune.
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 nose, nuscei
lnneous mining machinery and
tools. Address, Box 4 ?x care Mall
Tribune 104
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE Highly Improved 30
acre orchard: appleB und pears;
close in. Remarkable offer tor
Septomber. Addross Dov F. W. Mail
Tribune. 157
FOR SALE 12 acres of corn ill field
Close to Eagle Point. O . Allder,
Medford. 151
FOR SALE 1900 cash will buy two
flvo-room houses. No Incumbrance
always rented. Splendid invest
ment for either speculation or for
homos. Phono 929-W. 152
FOR SALE Farming and fruit lands
timber land. Land from $5 per
acre upwards on long timo easy
payments. Address Box R, Mull
Tribune. 104
FOR HAf.R IrtTKSTOCM
FOR SALE Oil EXCHANGE For
milch cows. Two flue colts. J. II.
Fuller, Talent. 149
FOR SALE 25 or 30 head stock cat
tle. Fred Sturgls, Trail, Ore. 161
HKLP W'ANTKn MAI,B
WANTED flood rellablo man
foreman for highly cultivated
orchard. Addross postofflce box
S13 Modford, with references. 14
WANTED An expert prune dryer.
Phono 7-F-l. (icorga II. Young- 148
HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTED Capablo girl for general
hnuKo work. Mrs. M. f. r.lnioro.
Phono 4.18-P. Ashland. 149
W A NTE I) M ISC'ELL A N HOE 8
UUHINEKS WANTED News agency
. or newspaper route lu .Modtord
(tlvo full particulars anil address
P. O. box H43 Aberdeen, Wush. loa
WANTED Clean cotton rags at Mail
Trlliiiue ofllce.
WANTED DiRRsmaklng. Orders
promptly and iiulekly rilled. Satis
faction guaranteed. Phono IIO0-M
or call at 249 H. Riverside uve. la
WANTED TO BUY Barley and
oats, vetch and whent. Reply bux
it. Mail Tribune, giving full par
tlculars.
WANTED TO RENT Grain
Buy cheap team; 392-Y.
ranch
, 119
WANTED Remember your 'poultry
and eggs will bring you more
money at Warner, Wortman and
Goro'B. One price for heus, re
gardless of size.
FOR EXCHANGR
FOR EXCHANGE Will trade 40
acres good farming land, all in
cultivation for residence in .Med
ford. E. S. Til my, Gainctt-Corcy
Bldg.
MO.VRT TO 1AJAS
TO LOAN $3(ni0 to loan on ranch
Holmes the Insurance Man.
MONEY TO LOAN Have money to
loan upon city and country prop
erty. Quick service. Money on
hand. Earl S. Tuiny, 210 Oarnott
Corey Blda. tf
LOS
LOST Near Central Point. Mark
coat with reel, line and trout fly
book. Reward. .1. E. Trevorrow
332 X. Ivy, Medford. 148
LOST Ladles' puree at Bybee
Bridge containing $200 In gold
and change. The name "Zuudel'"
written Inside purse. If found re
return to Mnil Tribune office and
receive $50 reward. ,
LOST A laprobe between .Medford
nail Ashland Rundrix" afternoon.
Reward for return to J. C. Allken.
I5i!
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT DcVoo's two store
rooms, at 418 W Muin street. Fiuo
location for milliner. ' ,
BUSINESS IvUtltcrORT
.Auto BapplVa ,
LAHER ADTO 8PRIKO CO. W
ra operating the largest, oldeil
and best equipped plant In tho Pa
clflo nnrtbwos'. Usa our iprlrura
Then others fall. Bold under guar
antee. 2fi North Fifteenth Bt.,
Portland. Ota. 1
Attorneys
GEO. W. CHERRY Attorney anfl
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 Nations
Bank Building.
A. E. REAMES. LAWYER Garaatt-
Corey bldg.
. W. ROBERTS Lswysr.
Madford Nations,) Rank BnUdlnr.
Collections.
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS W
collected soma accounts 14 yeart
old, W know how to got th
monay. . Th Bullock MarcantU
Agency, Inc., Rooms 1. 1. 1, Has
kins' Bldg.. 21 E. Main at.
Donttsu
.. Dr. W. M. VAN BCOYOO ,
DR. O. O. VAN BCOYOC
Dentlats
Garnatt-Corey Bldg.', nit lit
Medforo, Or. Phone 161.
Collections and Report
Engineer and Contractor
FRED N. CUMMINQS Engineer an
contractor, 404 M. F. ft H. Ring
Surveys,, estimates. Irrigation
drainage, orchard and land Im
provement. '
Gartmg
GARBAGE Get your prtmliei
cleaned np for the summer. Call
on the city garbage wagons for
good aervlc. Phona I74-L. T,
Y. Allen. '
House Movers
MEDFORD HOUSE MOVERS W
Move Houses, BarnB, Garages, Ma
chinery, Etc. Phone 488-M, or
488-X. 612 S. Newtown, 811 Da
kota. Instruction In Mnale
FRED ALTON IIA1GHT Toaoher ot
piano and harmony. Halght Musio
Studio, 401 Oarnott-Corey Bldg.,
Phone 72.
Insurant. '
EARL 8. TUMY General Insurant
office. Fir. AutomoDlie. Acciaeni,
Liability, Plate Glass, Contract,
and Surety Bonds. Excellent com
panics,, good local service. No.
210 Garnett-Corey Bids.
Public Stenographer.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Mar.
garet A. Daily. Hotel Holland.
Phone 710.
Physicians and bargeoa
DR. F. Q. CARLOW, DR. EVA
MAINS CARI,OW osteopatnio
bldg. phone 504-L. Residence 26
South Luurol, phone 805-L. ,
DR. W. W. HOWARD OsUopathH
physician, 808 Garnett-Coray
building. Phon 189.
DR. J. 3. EMMENS Phyalcla. an
surgeon. Practice limited to ey,
- ear, nous and throat. Eyes scion
. tlflcally tested and glasses sap
piled. Oculist and Aurlat for 8. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. ft H. Co.
bldg., opposite P. O. Phon 667.
DR. R. W. CLANCY Physlolan an
surgeon Pbonea, offlc 86. resi
dence 780. Office hours, 10 to
12, 2 to 6. ,
Printer an futillslwirs
MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has th
best equipped printing office la
southern Oregon; book binding,
loos loaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland price. II Nori
Fir St.
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO.
. Office 42 North Front st. Phon
815. Prices right. Service guar-
WHY?
NOW TIME TO TRADE.
I have a 100-acre stock ' ranch;
good location; 100 acres In gralni
tome 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
103 West Main Street.
Owner Here
forShortTime
On account of sickness offers for
sale small orchard tract, mostly In
bearing, best or condition. One half
mile city limits. Ideal home site.
Bank mortgage 60 per cent ot asking
price; can remain. $2000 will handle.
BENNETT INVESTMENT CO.
108 West Main, St. ,