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y i ' Port (and Livestock ' PORTLAND, Or., Kepi. 15. flops liijihor; receipts lilil). I'rime tight, .f!).(iri((ii!).7'i; j i irno Mlmnx weights, $!).5()(;i, (Mill; frond to prime mixed, $ (fi9.Hrj romrh heavy puckine;, ir'H.rifidi) I); pijfs mid nkips, lfS((iH.7"); stock hogs, 7.2fi(.i'8. faille steady; reeeipts 811. Steers, )rime light. $B.0.")(j7; prime heavy, $(i.7j(n7.1f): fiood, ii0(a'$6.S0; cows, choice, $ j.2"((i)f).fl) ; medium to (food, $-t..r)((r5; ordinary to fair, f 4(it'-i.&0 ; ! heifers, $4C'-).8.-.: hulls, .f.lfn 4.'2"; calves, .f;i.r)()(i . Sheep Ktemly; receipt 1113. Spring lambs, $8(ii8.iU;' common liimhs, "' ' , ""V"-' "l,,m:rs-1 ?i-z-(."'-: roou yeniiuigs, t-:.:ui (i.lifi; choice light ewes, i(i"(n fi.fiO ; heavy ewes, .$:t."0(ii4.fn. Butter Market PORTLAND, Sept. lii. Sutler un changed. Chicago Wheat CfTICAOO, Sept. I.',. Wheat: Open. $1.4!) 1.411 Close. 1.4!)'2 l.f.O December May Portland Grain PORTLAND, Or., Sept. 15. Wheat easier; no iruilimr. fspot bids un changed to Vic up to lc down. Blue stem, $l.:i4; Forlyl'olil, iS1.3); club, ifl.'iS; red Fife, $1.28; red Russian lr 1.2."). Hurley- No. 1 feed, .fil'J. Car receipts: Wheat :t:i, hurley 1, Hour 9, onts .15, hay 5. Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Fir, Sts. Circuit. ' Nettie Williams vs. Frank K. Will iams, decree. Eric Walters vs. Albert Walters, default, decree. Mrs. S. C. Wing vs. J. E. MeKinzie et al., default. T. L. DcVore et al vs. J. M". Rock et ill., confirmation of sale. Lulu Van Wegen vs. Ailla C. Hish et al., confirmation of sale. Pacific Lonii & Investment Co. vs William M. Holmes et al., confirma tion of sale. Carlson et al vs. (lull Creek Mining '& Development Co. et al., order elos- inirTceeiverKhip ' W. K. Phipps vs. City of Medl'ord, mandate.' Determination of Rogue river wat ers, order remanding to board of con trol. John W. Flick vs. George S. Downing, default and judgment. Jesse Ilouck vs. Mary A. Bevcridgc et vir, default, decree. Real Estate Transfers. J. S. Ueriin to F. W. llcrrin, land in sec. 21-38-1 E Cora A. Slingerlund ct vir to S. MnGilvrnv et ux, land in twp. 39-1 E. - It. F. Bolz et ux to V. A. Slew art et ux, lot 15, block 3, 10 10 Alfa Add., Ashland 1,000 J, H. Beemau of this city has been very busy for some tlmo attending to his duties as chairman of the mining exhibit at the Jackson county fair at Medford this week. Lewis J. Todd, an expert mechan ic, was injured at the Beaver-Portland Cement company's plant near this place, while employed at lining the large rotary kiln. He was taken to the Gold Hill hospital and is now doing nicely. Mrs. N. K. Blackburn left Sunday evening for an extended visit with sisters in "Kansas and Oklahoma. "Coming events cast their shadow before." A party planned for Tues day evening to honor Mrs. R. H. Moore was almost overshadowed by the fact that the first dray load of their household effects left Tuesday morning for their future home In Central Point. Nevertheless, the la dies, not to be daunted, engaged Mrs. McFarren to occupy Mrs. Moore with conversation and otherwise at her home until the time apoplnted to bring her to the ladies already assem bled at the residence of Mrs. W. II. Gardner. To Mrs. Moore the trip around town was almost like a "Tour of the World" before reaching their destination, but on arriving and find ing her old accustomed bunch there assembled she gasped, "Well." looked around the room and again, "Well." Later In the evening all repaired to tlie Home Dining Hall, where a dainty lunch was served. The ladles pres ent were: Mrs. R. It. Moore, Mrs. M. R. Rice. Mrs. Ralph Darling. Mrs. A E Kellogg, Mrs. G. W. M'lam, Mrs. E. M. Mclntyre, Mrs. Nellie Dar- .' Mr. t.ncv Mee. Mrs. Isora Hodges. Mrs. Fernnle Zana, Mrs. S V. McFarren, Mrs. T. J. West. Mrs, Joe Dlctrlcb, Mrs. George Iverson GOLD HILL NUGGETS '.Mrs. D. H. Miller, Mrs. E. T. Sim mons, Mrs. C. N. Shaver, Mrs. W. H. Gardner, Mrs. P. Langdell, Mrs. R. C. Kelsey. All departed with pleasant memories of the evening but sad re grets at the prospects of losing Mrs. Moore from our midst. She has been a willing worker In all undertakings of Ladles' Aid work and nn able and competent secretary and will be great, ly missed In all our future work. Mrs. F. E. Stewart of Yreka. Cal.. arrived Tuesday evening on train No. 1 0, for a short visit at the Sams valley home of E. B. Day and family. W. H. Stlckel Is busy remodeling the Interior of Lance A- Co.'s store, of which building he Is owner. A bal cony Is being built In the side now oc cupied by the dry goods department, and this will be used for office and also the overalls, work shirts, etc. Among those from Gold Hill who attended the circus at Medford Mon day were: J. F. Dietrich and family, M. S. Johnson and family, Mrs. P. Langdell and son John, Mrs. II. D. Reed, Mrs. W. H.' Miller, Miss Mar garet Perry, Sprague Rtegel and Sato. J. C. Huroli and wife and son, Ben flurcii, arrived the first of tbo week by antj from Portland. They w-'l remain for the season at Medford af ter u short visit on business and pleas ure in Geld Hill. Don Avery and Oils Oleson rot urn- id Sunday evening from upper Evan3 creek district. ,; i Mrt. Brown of Kane's creek left Wednesday for Medford to visit wll.ii 'rlends for a couple of days. Ernest Lyman returned Wcdnei day afternoon from Portland where ho bad been on a short business trip. The program at the church last Sunday evening was a very Interest Ing affair and highly appreciated by those present. They are filling the vacancy caused by the resignation of Hie pastor jn this manner, which Is vory satisfactory to the community, a? attested by the congregations attend ing. The miscellaneous programs are well rendered and next Sunday's pro gram promises to be especially attrac tive as local talent who have not us r.lsted lately are going to participate and the musical numbers are being rehearsed with much vigor. The Aid will have charge the coming Sunday as the various departments of the church are responsible for the pro- gram consecutively. Grandpa and Grandma Morrison o Rock Point loft the first of the week to spend a few days at the G. A R. encampment at Ashland. They were accompanied by their son Alex, and their granddaughter, Mrs. Chll dress, of California, who has been visiting the last three mouths with relatives In this vicinity. iMrs. E. M. Mclntyre spent Wednes day with friends in Medford. Mrs. Bertram E. Adams who has been suffering from an infection of the left hand, was brought to th Gold Hill hospital Wednesday and slight operation relieved the patient. Messrs. Barrick of Salem stopped over for a short time with Mr. and Mrs. S. V. McFarren on their return trip from eastern and southern .Ore gon, Klamath Falls and Crater lake, sight-seeing. F. Shattuck, a traveling man stopping in Gold Hill for a couple of days fishing In the world famed Rogue. The Misses Cady, Davidson, and Dietrich spent the day Thursday with friends In Medford. Prof. Milam attended tho county fair Thursday. Mrs. Lynn Smith and Mrs. Hamil ton Markland left Wednesday for few days visit with friends In Grants Pass and Hugo. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Steclman left Wednesday, morning for a few aayi stay at the G. A. R. encampment at Ashland. Medford (lav at the old soldiers encampment incorporated a literary and musical urogram in the uttcninon together with addresses by II. A. Can udv of Medford and C. H. Watson o this city. The Relief corps of tha eilv executed some skillful evolu tions on the stage of the ehaiilampi: building, forming the symbolic ials "(I. A. R." and "W. R. C" Tlinrs dav was Central Point day. The a tcnioon witnessed the gift of a hanii some flag to the A-hland schools, th presentation being made at tin; We: chool building with appropriate ex ercises. Although the gill was from the various relief corps tliroughou the valley as a unit, the ceremony o presentation was delegated to th Central Point visitors, the flag being raciouslv bestowed and its reception happily responded to in keeping wit ml riot ir ideals. Thursday monmi: the registration totals showed 1 veterans, and 109 members ol tho K lief corns i" attendance. Among vi itors has been Robert C Markee Koschiirg, commandant of the So diers- home in that city, in war times of company A. thirty-fourth Illinoi inf.mtrv. On Thursday morning ol fi.'nrs elected were: William n,r.. f Grants Pass, colonel; Ja Slattinglv of Ashland, lieutenant n onel; John B. Renault uf Juekson ASHUND AND TOMIIY MTCDFORD MATTi TRTBFNT!, villc, major; Mrs. A. C. Spencer, Ash land, chaplain. Minor officials will he appointed by the general staff; also date and place of holding the next nnniiul encampment. Weather conditions have been perfect, which, together Willi ideal surroundings have made "tenting on the old camp niinil a period of comfort and de light to the invading army on the hon ored retired list of civil war veterans. fc addition to other courtesies ex- ended the old soldiers while here, the innig theater threw its doors wide open to them free of charge on Wed- sday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred -Neil and K. noslev arrived earlv this week from Fort Klamath over the Dead Indian oad. in the hitter's Chevrolet cur. The istance is a trifle over seventy miles. liev started at noon and arrived in shland at 5:55 p. m., via Pelican liny lid Lake of the Woods, pronouncing e ronds good, owing to recent ex- nsive improvements mnde thereon ill olh Jackson and Klamath counties. Mrs. L. A. Harvey left this week for a month's visit with her son, arrv, and daughter, Mrs. Nate Ot- rbein, of Klamath Fulls. Mrs. J. D. Perrine of this city is -aching in Kings county, California. Professor C. E. Dana left earlv in the week on a business trip to his for mer home at Delta, Colo. Superintendent of Telegraph Ord nd Electrician Finn, both of San rnnciseo, accompanied bv their ivos, have been in Ashland recently. Samuel Penniston, park eommis- ioner, and a florist of more than am ateur ability, has set the pace for or nate embellishment in the park area, notably in the way of dahlias and annas, the display being the finest ever seen in. these parts. Tho exhibit is but a harbinger of what is to fol ow under his supervision. Sensational reports n few days ngo f Jess Willard being in our midst ere rudely shattered bv the fact that the visitor was Jack Culey, advance cut of the-noted pugilist, Willard o appear with the Sells-Floto sliow at Medford, September 28. President Sproulo and Oeneral Manager W. R. Scott were in the lo cal railroad yards Inst Tuesday on n trip north investigating the enr short- nee and other matters. The Easterling restaurant lias been atelv opened in the Swedenburg block, 297 East Main street, after ex tensive improvements. A rest room will be an added feature. Mrs. P. D. Bunnell has returned from a visit to Portland, which ex tended over several months. - Fred Taylor, formerly of the Tem pie of Trade in this oily, now pro moterof Taylor's Tailored Toggery of Corning, Cal., has been in town this week visiting relatives in the W. A. Patrick family. . Frank Hammond, former Aslilnnd boy, now a postal clerk on the run between this city and Oakland, Cal., s slowly recovering from injuries sus tained in a recent auto accident. lie was hurt more than at first deter mined, and is at present with friends in Alameda. The Kinney brothers Joe, Charley and Al have returned from Crater lake, on which trip Mrs. Al Kinney accompanied them, and on Tuesday the entile party left for Portland over the Pacific highway. W. R. Young, engaged in the gov ernment service m connection with the Boise irrigation project, has re cently been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Young. A sacred concert will be given nt the Epworlh league rally in the Meth odist ciiurcti next nunuay evening. A tragedy occurred at Mt. Shasta last Saturday, resulting in the death of liev. Arnold Nelson, Methodist pas tor at Diinsmnir, who with a party was climbing the mountain. At the 00(1-foot level lie was hit by- rock rolling down the mountain side nd fatally injured. He was 35 years Id and leaves a wife and family. Ev erett Smith, guide, was the hero of the party in the face of difficulties encountered in descending the elevn lion. As a human toboggan he slid 000 feet over the snow, holding th injured man, who died on the way down. The deceased was known bv several ministers of the Oregon eon ference. At the lime of the accident Mrs. Nelson was visiting in San Frun- CISCO. Young Billy Weston, son of E. P. Weston, the noted pedestrian tit for mer duvs, has been visiting the old soldiers' encampment this week on a hike from St. Paul to San Francisco, live months being the time limit. He belongs to the Sons of Veterans and has seen service in Cuba and the Phil ippines. He left Portland Inst Mon dav. His hike from .Minnesota has taken him over the red, yellow and black and while trails, as officially nuked. The prohibition special is expected to reach A-hland on Saturday evening of this week, remaining over until Sunday noon. Among the party an Frank Ilanly and Ira I.andrith, can didates on the ticket for president and viee-prc'siilent, respectively. O. W Stewart of Illinois i campaign man agcr. Mr. Ilanlv, it is reported, wil sneak in the clinntaiiona auditorium on Saturday evening. Sidney llazclton has returned t"i st udv and research work in connec tion with the experiment etutioo of MEDFOTiT). OftEOON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. the California Agricultural college,! located lit Davis. Boh Wagner ac companied him. ' An incipient riot took place near the freight depot a day or two ago. It seems the nuinager of the Aslilnnd mine took exceptions td the manner in which expensive mining machinery was being recklessly hnndled bv Greek section hands, and when expostula tion failed, eanie down on the freight handlers with a literal and physical mailed fist. When Greek meets Texan the tug of ur is not long held in the balance. FOOTS CREEK ITEMS Rumors are current that late Fri day evening the house belonging to John Hullr, marslinl of Rogue River, was destroyed bv fire. V. W. Birdscve rcnoi-ls a yield of seventeen and one-half bushels of wheat nor acre. Geori'c Lance is improving the value of bis place by adding a new hen house nnd sheep pen. Ed Koester is having n nice time willi a boil in his nose. Died At his home in Rogue River, P. A. Slrnhan, Sunday, September 3, aged (18 years. Born in Warren, III., July 0, 1818. married in 1873 to Frances A. Enmills, joined the M. E. church in 1873: leaves four children. Pearl J., Earl M. of Rogue lticer. Carl E. of flhmnnche, Okln., Rcid M. of Ft. Collins, Colo., a brother and sis ter. Interment September 5 at Rogue River, Rev. J. M. Spencer in charge. Millard Hull of Grants Pass, ac companied by two Iriends, were on (his creek in search of iron ore Mon day. Mrs. Dupce of this place is now vis iting at the home of her sister in Gold Hill. Miss Jessie Martin of Rogilo River was n caller in Grants Pass Saturday. Among the exhibitors in the coun ty fair lire Miss Emma Guanvnw and Miss Amy Koester of this place. George Lance was a business caller in Jacksonville Thursday. Clarence Stiimbo nnd family left this week on a trip to Cow Creek, hunting and on business. F. M. Gilmore nnd family were callers in Grants Pass Thursday, C. S. Sergent, nn old-time resident of Jackson county, is in town visit ing friends.1'; lie has spent the past four years in San Diego, Cal., but became anxious to see old-time friends once. more. Oeorge McCluin arrived hero Mon day evening from Klamath Falls, hav ing been called here by the illness of is wife. Orin CoruWi returned from Ash Innd this week, where he has been working the past few months. The school fair was held Saturday at the school house. The exhibits were very good, but riot nearly as large an exhibit as in previous years, Mrs. Charlie Roberts and dnugh ters visited friends in Ashland las Saturday. Lester Fay nnd wife have moved from the Schnebly ranch to the bouse on tho Rose farm on Pacific highway, The Phoenix band held its fir yearly meeting Tuesday evening and elected officers for the coming sea son as follows: Hubert Furry, presi dent; II, II. Matthews, manager, nnd Chester Bonnie, sccretnrv The dat por the first concert nnd entertain ment was set for Friday, October 7, and it was planned to give regular concerts throughout the yeur. hcliool opened Monday morinn with an enrollment of 135 pupils. Of this number, fortv-one have register ed in high school. There are twenty one pupils in the freshmen class. The high school student body will hold its regular yearly nomination o officers, including the editor and bus iness manager of the "Blue am White," Wednesday, September 20. Dr. ami .Mis. J J. Aialmgren an niece, .Miss lioeman, and .Mrs. Kebccc Moore attcmlcd the speccb ot ex uovernor west in Meillord Tlmrsiliiy afternoon. Mrs. Milo Furry and son are vis iting friends al Mistletoe. Miss Ella GoemiiM will leave Satur day morning for Corvallis, where sh will resume her studiiM lor the com in" year. Miss Burllm WiVlvorton of Gold Hill is here attending high school The J. W. Elderi faiiiily and Miss t Hose Jones left last Friday for a extended visit in the east. J. Brown and Miss Hrown were dinner guests nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Tompkins Inst Sunday. Mrs. Calhoun visited with Mrs Fred Struub last Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs, Sam Anderson and family attended the circus in Medford on Monday. ' J. W. Birklwilz was in Medford lust Saturday on business. The Willuw Springi Bctiuul will "close Thursduy on account of the county fair. Plans are under way for a ronnug ood. time ut the Willow Springs range on September 23. Notice of Rale of Real Property Notice Is hereby given tbnt under and bv virtue of an Interlocutory De cree duly entered and given by the circuit court of the stale ol Oregon, for the county of Jackson, on tho 17th day of August. In a suit therein duly ponding wherein Almee Cuipley Dann is plaintiff, and Wilbur W. Dann Is defendunt. directing the Bale of the premises hereinafter de scribed and appointing the under signed as referee for tlie purpose or making the same. I will on Saturday the 80th day of September, 1916, at the hour of ten o clack a. m. at tlie front door of tho court bouse In Jack sonville, Jackson county, Oregon, of fer for sale and will sell to the lilgn- eat bidder for cash the following de scribed real property sltuuted in Jack son county, Oregon, town: Beginning at the northwest corner of the northwest quarter of the south- est quarter of section 6 in township 9 south of range 1 cast of Willam ette Meridian, Oregon; Bouth lu chains; thonce cast 20 chains; thence north 15 chalne: thence west zu chains to the place of beginning, containing 30 ncrcs of land. Also the southeast quarter ot the northwest quarter of the southeast Quarter ot soctlon u, in townBiup 6i south of range 1 cast of tbo W. M. Oregon, containing 10 acrcB of land, more or less. Also, the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section 6 town hill 39 south of range 1 east of the W. M., excepting and reserving therefrom the two following aescriu- ed tracts, towlt: First: Commencing nt the north- oast corner of the northeast quarter of the southeast quurtor of sec tlon ; thence south 5 chains; thence south 73 degrees 25 minutes west 20.84 chains; thuneo north 10 chains to tho northwest comer of the said northeast quartor ot the Bouthe&st quarter of said section 6; thence eust 20 chains to the place or neginwng, containing 15 acre.i, more or lei.i. ."second: Commencing nt the south west corner of the nprtheast quurtor of the southeust quarter ot said sec tion 8; thence north 20 rodB; thonce east until It lntnrsucts the mining ditch at a big bluck oak slump thence easterly along the south bunk ot said mining ditch until it Inter sects the section line between sec tions 5 and 6; thence south on sec tion line to the southeast corner of the northeast quarter of the south east quarter of Bectlon 6 ; thonce west on the south line of the above described 40 acres to tho place of be ginning, containing 10 acres, more or is. Subject to two certain mortgages thereon, the first of which was made, executed and delivered by said w. w Dann and Almee employ Dann to William Degner and Nolllo Degner, his wife, on the 24th clay of July 190S, which mortgage Is now held and owned by John W. Moftley, of Chippewa county, Michigan, and on which there Is now due tho sum of $2800 and Interest thereon at the rate of six per cent per annum from the 24th day of July 1 Bl : and the second of which mortgages was made, executed and delivered by said W. W. Dann . and Almee Chlpley Dann, his wife, to Charles E. Chlpley of Chippewa county, Michigan, on which mortgage there Is now due the sum of $500 and Interest thereon at the rate of six per cent per annum from October 1, 1913. Said premises will be sold at Bald time nnd place In tho manner pro vided by law for sale of real property under execution, and the same will be subject to the confirmation of the above named court. Upon con firmation of said sale by said court, I will convey to the purchaser of said premises absolute title to tho same In fee simple, subject only to the mort gages above set forth. ALAN BHACKBNREED, Referee. FOR REM TIOTJ8IE8 FOR RENT Two . modern houses, close In. Inquire L. G. Porter, 609 E. Main. 156 FOR RENT 6-room modern bunga low, furnished or unfurnished. Phone 732-J3. 152 FOH RENT Modern 6-room house. Phone 537-Y. 153 FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT DeVoo's two store rooms, at 4 1 8 W. Main street. Fine location for milliner. FOR RENT Ranch,, and crop for salo. Box 34 Mall Tribune. 154 FOR BALE'ITnCOT(JCK FOU SALE Good mnre for sale trade for good milch cow. Phone 611-R3. 10 FOR SALE 15 Bplendld milch cows 4 0 2-yenr olds and yenrllngs, both sexes, 2 0 calves, hogs, hay, pasture. Inquire 304 South Ivy St., Med ford. 15 FOR SALE Fresh Durham cow and calf; also Duroc Jersey gilts, ell glble to registry. II. W. Davlsson, Central Point, Ore. 155 FOR HALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Highly Improved 30 acre orchard; apples and pearB: close In. Remarkublo offer for September. Address Uov F. W. Mall Tribune. 157 FOR SALE 12 acres of corn In Mflld Close to Eagle Point. Ol. Allder, Medford. 151 FOR SALE $1900 rash will buy two five-room houses. No Incumbrance. always rented. Splendid Invest ment for either speculation or for homes. Phone 929-W. 132 VOTl SALE Farming and fruit lands timber land. Land from $5 per acre upwards on long tlmo easy payments. AddresB Box R, .Mall Tribune. 1G4 1916 FOR BALE MOUSES FOU RENT Rooms tor ladles, kitch en privilege; bath, etc., near high school. 529 N. Central ave. Phone R92-L. 158 roR baLb tirrsuniiijAnrooci FOR SALE Bay horse, weight about 1200 lbs.- For particulars write to John Thompson, Climax, Ore. 155 FOR SALE Soparator. 34 South Fir Btreet. 154 FOR SALE One Petnluma Incu bator 252 egg capacity, and tftree Cyphers Hovers, practically new. Cheap for cash. Box 12, care Mall Tribune. 153 FOR SALE A Hoosier steel range in good condition. Phone 598-J. FOR SALE 1916 Orant Six auto. Price $550. Uood condition. C. E. Whitman, Valley Auto Co. 1R4 FOR SALE 8 Ancona cockrels and 1 cock bird. See them nt the fair. Watch for the blue ribbons. O. It. Crary, 322 E 12th st. 101 FOR SALE 17 colored Muscovy qiincklesa ducks. Can be seen at the fair or 322 E. 12th. Phone 196-J. O. B. Crary. 151 FOR SALE 20 acre placer claim on Forest creek, or will trade 5 or acres cleared, good garden, plenty of water. James Spencer, Jackson ville. 155 FOR SALE Thoroughbred white Leghorn cockrels from "walnut crest" strain of Newborg, Ore., from above 200 egg hens; loO to pick from: will sell for 75c before September 15. E. C. Lockwood, 8-4 mile west of Phoenix. 151 FOR SALE 1915 Chalmers l, thoroughly overhauled and paint ed. New tires all around. Perfect r-dndltlon. Cash or trade. II. W Bingham, Phone 597-J2. ' FOR SALE A 3V4-lnch Moline wagon in good condition, $80. Call 781-J, ask for L. C. Clark. 153 FOR SALE Household goods. Call at 013 King street. 101 FOR SALE 5 stamp mill, ore criiBh- er, amalgamating tallies and con centrators, electric motors, pumps, pipe and pipe fittings, air compres sors, air drills and hose, miscel laneous mining machinery and tools. Address Box 42x care Mali Tribune. 104 HELP WANT ten MALE WA-XTED Man for general ranch work. Schuchard, Phono 011-H3. . . 152 WANTED Clothing salesman. Gus, the Tailor, 40 N. Front Btreet. 152 HELP WANTED FEMALB WANTED Girl for general work. 48 N. Orange. house 152 WANTED Girl for general house work. Apply Box M. T. Mall Trib une. ' ' ' ' WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WAiNTED Good, young fresh milk 152 cow. Phone 777-L. BUSINESS WANTED News agency or newspaper route In Medford. Give full particulars and address P. O. box 642 Aberdeen, Wash. 102 WANTED Clean cotton rags at Mail Tribune office. WANTED Dressmaking. Orders promptly and quickly filled. Satis faction guaranteed. Phone 900-M or call at 249 S. Riverside ave. 101 WANTED TO BUY Barley and oats, vetch and wheat. Roply box IB, Mall Tribune, giving full par ticulars. WANTED Remember your poultry and eggs will bring you more money at Warner, Wortman and Gores. One price for hens, re gardless ot size. MONET It) IiOAll TO LOAN $3000 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 Garnett- Corey Bldg. tf LOS LOST Watch fob. Elk's toolh No. 994 D. I. C. LoBt on Hrownsboro road. Reward. Return to C. A Colter 107 Harrison street, Ash land. 15 4 LOST Ladles' purse at Bybeo Bridge containing $200 In gold And change. The name "Zundol" written Inside purse. If found re return to Mull Tribune office and receive $50 reward. LOST A lnprobo between Medford and Ashland Siindtiy afternoon. Reward fur return to J. C. Allken. 152- FOR FXCI1ASGR FOH EXCiTaNGU Nice residence in Medford. One hundred and sixty acre farm in Siskiyou county, Cal., for small acreage, Improved, near Medford. Call at 325 Jackson or , Phone' 683-Y. 101 1NTERCRBAN ACIOCAR CO, TIME CARD, Leave Medford tor Ainiand, Talent and Phoenix dally, except 8unday, at 8:00 a. m., 1:00, 1:00, 4:00 and 5:11 p. m. Also on Saturday at 11:15 p. m. , Sundays leave at 8:00 and 10:30 a. m. and 1:00, 8:00, 6:80 and :30 p. m. Leave Ashland for Medford dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. m, 1:00, J: 00, 4:00 and 6:16 p. m. Ala on Saturday night at .6:80 and 2:20. Sundays leave Ashland at 9:0t a. m. and 1:00, 4:30, 1:30 and 10:11 P. . . ; PaUk FIVE FOR RENT HOC8EKF.KPINQ HOOMH FOR RENT Light housekeeping ' rooms and sleeping room. 333 B. Jackson, near Riverside. Phono 888-J. 163 BUSINESS LlKt-OTORT Auro finpplle LAHER AfTO BPHINO CO. We are onerntlnv the largest, oldest and best equlnned plant In the Pa cific northwest Ttse our enrlngt when others fall. Hold under guar antee. 26 North Thirteenth 8L. Portland. Or Attorney - OEO. W. CHERRT Attorney and Notary, Rooms 9-10, Jackson Coun ty Bank Building, entrance N Central, Medford, Ore. PORTER J. NEFF Attorney at law rooms and 9, Medford National Bank Building. A. 10. REAMES, LAWYER Clara tt. Corey bldft. O. M. ROBERTS Lawyer. Medford National Ban HntMln Collection. COLLECTIONS AND REPORT W collected some aocounta 14 Tnar old. W know how to got t1 money. The Bniloclt Mereantll Arencrv. Inc., Hnoms 1. t. S, Haaw tins' nirtir.. SIC E. Main "t 1)ntlau Dr. W. M. VAN KCOTOO PR. C O. VAN ROOTOO T)entlirt Osrnett-OorT R'dir.. "! !! Vdfnrri. Orrt. Phonai R Collect fena and Menor Engineer and Contractor FREbN773TjlMW0i contractor, 404 li. F. ft H. Bld. Hnrveya,, estimate!. Irrigation, drainage, orchard and land lm oroement. Garbage GARBAGE Get your pramlsot cleaned uo for the summer. . Call on the city garbage wagont fo good servlc. Phone 74-!j. T, Y. Allen. House Movers MEDFORD HOUSE MOVERS Wi Move Houses, Barns, Garages, Ma chinery, Etc. Phone 488-M, or 488-X. 612 S. Newtown, 811 Da kota. Instruction In Mnsle FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher ot piano and harmony. Halght Muslo Studio, 101 Garnott-Corey Bldg., Phone 72. Insurance; EARL S. TUMY General Insurance office, Fire, Automobile, Accident, Liability, Plate Glass, Contraet, and Surety Bonds. Excellent com panies, good local service. No. 210 Garnett-Corey Bldg. Public Stenographer. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Mar garet A. Dally, Hotel Holland. Phone 710. Physicians and bwgeona DR. F. G. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW Osteopathic bldg. phone 504-L. Residence 26 South Laurel, phone 900-L. DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia physician, 803 Garnett-Coray. building. Phone ISO. DR. J. J. EMMENB Phyalcian and surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glaBsea nup plled. Oculist and Aurlst tor 8. P. R. R. Co. Offloes M. F. ft H. Go. bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 567, DR. R. W. CLANCY Physician and surgeon Phones, office 86, resi dence 780., Office hours, 10 to 12, 2 to B. Printer and Publisher MEDFORD PRINTING CO., ha tha best equipped printing offlca In out hern Oregon; book binding, loos leaf ledgers, billing system, etc, Portland price. 17 North Fir It. Tranaren BADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front st. Phon 315. Price right Service guars ntAit WHY? ' NOW TIME TO TRADE. I have a 160-acre 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 poara, 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 for Short Time 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 of asking price; can remain. $2000 will handle. BENNETT INVESTMENT CO. 102 West Main St eVi