Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 27, 1916, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text! 17 METVFOTID MATH TRTRTrNTR TreTFOT?T. OT?TC(VuNT. WEDXERDAT. REPTEMTCEt? 27. 1016 Tho Sells-Floto circus will nrrlvc at an early hour totuurrow morning in two large sections of 12 cura and will give two performances, one in the afternoon at 2 and the other at S o'clock. , There are several hundred people and '100 horses with the circus, its main tent will scat 1 0.000 people and contains three rings, an elovatod stage and a large steel arena Tor the wild animals, etc. Outside there is the usual menagerie, dining and other tenia, including ono for tho wonderful display of horses this show is noted for, several prize-winners at different horse shows. It Is claimed for tho Sells-Floto show that It is one of the very best, and aflor visiting tho grounds, no ono will he disposed to dispute tho claim. In the parade, which will traverso the usual parade route, will lie seen the finest collection of horses over seen in .Med ford. I TnnAVS MARKnS I WW! J 111' MH)L,I t 1 1 J Portland Livestock PORTLAND, Or.. Sept. 27. Mops; steady ; receipts :i(l'Jj Prime light, !l.7.ri(!UI0; prime strung: weights. $0.85(51 0.O'i; fiond to prime mixed, $!U.1((i 0..1.1; rough heavy packing-. ! (S'O.Ltf; pigM and skips, $8((T8..10: stock hogs, $7(S7.f0. Cattle steady; receipts 127. Sleers. prime light, $li..10(ri 11.7.1: prime heavy, $(i.7.1( 7: (rood, $i(n U..10 ; cows, choice. .V2,"(SV.fil; medium to good, $4.50(ff'5; ordinary to fair, .fK?N..10; heifers, $1(5,1.8.1; bulls, )f;i(,iM.'jr; calves, fc).,i(l(a U..10. . Sheep higher: receipts U2. Spring lambs, $8(8.7.1; common lambs, $.Vi(l(ff(i; choice yearling' wethers. tl.7.1g 7.2,1; good yearlings, $li.2,1((T (I..10; dunce light ewes, .t,1(1..1U : heavy ewes, lr':i..10( 4..1I1. Portland Grain ' . PORTLAND, Or., Sept. 27. Wheat oasier; ho trading. Spot bids with drawn, except on blu'estcin, which is epiotod al $ 1.112. Barley lower; No. 1 feed. $:.1..1ll. Car receipts: Wheat 2.1, barley 2, flour 2, oats 10, hay 2. Butter Advances POUT LAN I), Or., Sept. 27. Hut ler will advance tomorrow probablv 1 rent. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, Sept. 27.-Vheat : Open. Close Hci-ember 1..1l $l.".'Ji : Slav 1.1-1 i..12:i' MEDF0RD MARKET REPORT Livestock. (Prices paid producers.) IIOOS Alive, 7(S!7i,c. STKKHS Alive, 5ffi5,c. COWS Alive, tC'?4i2e. VEAL Dressed, 8(0)110. Live Poultry. HENS-Light hens. 12c; 4 lbs. and over, 4c; springs, lie. Old roosters, 7c. DUCKS Kat, 8o. OKKSH Fat, 8c. TURKEYS Fat young, 15o. BELOIAN HAKES. 5 to fie. liny and (Jrnin. (RuviiiK Fries.) WMKAT-.'fl.O.I. OATS $:; Ion. HAY drain and alfalfa, $J2 ton, IIAKLKY Whole. $27. Trices I'aid liy Denier. KtKiS .'lOc. POTATOKS l'oc. ONIONS 1 tic HONEY 12c per lb. CIDER 2.1c. PORK 9 '?. I?EEF 10(S12e. LAKO (o,14c. SHOULDERS lie. lll.'TTF.R Dairy, 2 His.. .10c. BUTTER AVImiesale, 30c. BUTTER KAT 30c. Alpha Chapter No. 1, Eastern Star Order, will meet In special session ThurBday evening of this week, Sep tember 28. The occasslon will be an official visit from Mrs. Dora B. Schllke, grand worthy matron, whose home is at La Grande. The event will be in the nature of a reception and a number uf visitors are ex pecttd to be present in addition to the regular membership. Importations of mushrooms from the Lake of the Wood section hid fair to assume proportions of an in dusty here. In Whited's Jewelry store windows are specimen of "Dear's ASHLAND AND VICINITY 1 Head" and "coral" growths, extra finu as regards Hive, and moreover are pronounced edible. .Mrs. Mary Dunn and daughter. Mrs. Elizabeth Van Sant, will leave this week for an Indefinite stay In Portland. Mrs. Eugenia Atkinson will accompany them for a visit of I several weeks' with friends hi the Rose City. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph lleluiuth and two children, from Kokomo, Ind., arrived on Tuesday for a visit with Dr. and Mrs. D. M. Brower. Mrs Hotmuth Is a sister of Mrs. Brower and visited Ashland previously about 20 years ago. Mr. and Mrs. 13. V. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. K. U. Wagner and Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Whited returned on Monday from Lake of tho Woods, where they went to test tho merits for aulo traf fic of the road leading from Ash land to the lake, via tho Dead In dlan country. While at llin lake (hey filed upon a number of etegihlc camp sitos, which reservations will bo In order for orcupaney during the camp ing season of 1917. Kd Kelly and Porter Neff of Med- ford have Issued a defl to the (1. O, P county central commltee to discuss political problems at an unlucky IT number of precincts in Jackson coun tv, beginning October 7 and ending November 8. The date for Ashland is November G. Question: "Resolved that the achievements of the Wilson Administration Entitle Him to Ro Election. " Ono pauses for a reply. T-i. L. Riley a busiiucss man of Idaho alls, Idaho, was an Ashland visitor n Tuesday, Incident to a trip throughout tho stale, and with the Southern portion of it especially. Tie was grently pleased. Jlo expressed an opinion of the springs and park Improvements In Ashlnnd as being something marvelous for a town of its size. W. D. Hodgson and G. f. McCallls ter made a tour of the Williams creek section on Monday. The former has a display of white dent corn from lila ranch down the valley, on exhibit at his realty office, which ranks high as to uniform sice and extra fine quality. The nominations of L. M. Boucher, of Applegntc, and T. 13. W. Smith of Talent, as candidates on the Socialist ticket for Jackson county represents' tlvcs In the legislature, have been re jected by Secretary of State Olcott owing to dilatoriness in forwarding papers, they having been filed after September 12. . Sylvan. Proost and Frank Jordan returned to Yreka the first of the welk, both having securod contracts in that town. Proost took along three plumbers, his job being an extensive one involving a contract amounting to $.1,000 or more. The Ashland unit of the Farm Loan Association will hold a meeting in the city hall on Saturday after noon, September 30, at 2:30 o'clock J. F. Rocho represents the city proper and Frank P. Snyder the Bellvlew district in the proposed government loan plan. The object is to discuss tho project nnd enlighten the people as to the objects and merits of the moasure. Farmers especially are urged to attend this meeting. Tho Hoy s uand of Oakland, on their return home from a trip throughout northern territory, stop pod off here the first of the w-eek and Monday and Tuesday evenings gave a series of concerts, repeating the entertainments given earlier in the season. Music for a dance at the Hungalow concluded their engage ments. The boys camped in Chautau qua park. I'lorre Provost left for the north on Monday. He will Inspect the state fair at Salem and also call upon a brother residing at St. Paul, Ore. At Portland ho will visit his daughters, Angellne. and Helen, who are trained nurses in the metropolis. Rev. 13. C. Richards, .Methodist pan- tor at Klamath Falls, was In Ash land on Monday, accompanied by his wlfo, bound for the state conference at Lebanon. He has been stationed at Hie Falls for three years and his congregation has expressed a desin that he lie retained in the same field consequently a reappointment is ex pected. In the meantime, however, Mr. Richards prefers to return, to Ashland, where he formerly resided and contemplates locating on the W. Millner ranch out near the nor mal. Mr. Millner Is his father-In law. Miss Bcrnlta Mix of Sacramento daughter of F. B. Mix, Is visiting friends here in the .way of an autumn vacation. The family formerly re sided here. ' Neil Sliinn or Klamath Falls is home for a visit. He la now clerk in a store at the Falls. Mrs. Ella .Villa left early in the, week for a trip throughout the L'mp qua and Willamette valleys, visiting friends at Roseburg, Cottage Grove and Portland. ' Elmer Patrick of Newport, has 1ieen in town this week at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W, A. Patrick and renewing t lie acquain tance of many old time friends. He was formerly in business here with the firm of Patrick and Mitchell, leaving for the ocean resort town about eight years ago. A. E. McFarlnud, expert carpenter, has joined construction forcos at the Ashland Mine. The sawmill of It self will h quite a feature. In addi tion to other new improvements on the property. It is planned to erect most of tho new buildings at the tun nel level on the east aide of tho hill, Instead of the old site on the west side. Electric power will be used throughout, 150 horsepower already being available. The sawmill will be erected first in order that material may be gotten out to finish up the necessary buildings before winter. 'oxt Sunday, October 1, the Chris tian church w ill welcome the- home coming of Rev. W. L. Mcllingor, who returns to Ashland and resumes the pastorate after an absence of several years. . J. B. Iceuhower, of the second-hand store on North Main street, will move his place of residence this week from 14$ Mechanic to the Hayes house at tho corner of Nursery street nnd the Scenic Drive. The engagement of Miss Angle Nell, daughter of Leander Noll, and Arthur King of Hilt, Cal., has been announced. Also Miss Margaret Sie- mnntol and Clarence Stickler, both of Canadian, Texas. Tho Sltinantel family formerly resided In Ashland. Hid Miss Margaret and hor mother arc visiting relatives here at present. A number of Ashland club women attended the meeting of the Southern Oregon district federation at Roguo River on Tuesday. Visitors were entertained with a luncheon. Mrs. Nellie Brlggs Is first vice-president of the district federation and resides In this city. The Southern Oregon affiliation waa tho first among the district federations of the- slato to perfect an organization. F. .1. Shinn, secretary of tho com mercial club and H. O. Frohhach representing the Springs Co in mis sion, were Jacksonville visitors ' on Tuesday, attending to business mat ters. GOLD HILL NUGGETS Anions tliost; to ntti'iid the Joseph inn county lair lit Uinnls Puss Ivi day were: Mrs. Itessie Pimtcan, Miss Klorenee Hill arid Georti Shepherd from Gold Hill. Or, and Mrs. A. R. Hed-es ut' Med i'ord were Sunday visitors at tin ranch home oi' Mr. and Mrs. A. T. LuthrQp, just south of Gold Hill. Mrs. .George Huff visited at. J lie county iair at Grants Pass last Thursday. Miss Allies It. Dietrich, teacher of tlie seventh and eighth grades, was a visitor at Ashland Saturday and Sunday, reluming to her home here on train No. 16 that evening. Mrs. K. M. Mclntyre returned Sun day evening from the San Diego fair, Mrs. Rice remaining in Ashland until Monday morning. Both report a fine tune. Mrs. John Maminersley and .son Dale came down from Willow Flats and spent Saturday and Sunday Gold Hill, going on to Grants l'nss to outer Dale in his school at that place. John will remain in the forest fast nesses for some time yet. He- now is government hunter, o much merited position, as he can surely bring down big It ru in and other vnrmints. Rev. nnd Mrs. K. C. Richards, well known here, hut recently of Klamath charge, were, northbound passengers Monday evening. V. H. Miller was u political visitor to Ashland Saturday, where lie ha many friends, having lived in that citv. The voters of that vicinity know of his sterling character. Mrs, I. T. Galagher motored to Mcdford Saturday, accompanied by Mcsdsinies Lynn W. Smith and Hamil ton Marklund. , W, II. Gardner visited with his familv in this citv Sunday. He is now employed by the Southern I'll cific near tunnel . J. V. Mason and wife spent Monday at Grants Pass. V. H. Miller, democratic candidate WHY IT SUCCEEDS Ik-cause It's For Ono TbJng Only, and Mcdrord People Appreciate This. Nothing can be good tor every thing. Doing one thing well brings sue cess. Doan's Kidney Pills are tor one thing only. For weak or disordered kidneys. Here Is Medford evidence to prove their worth. J. H. Atwell. painter and paper hanger. 129 W. Eleventh street .Medford, says: "Doan's Kidney Pills are all that Is claimed of th"m to be and I never hesitate to recom mend anything I believe will be or benefit to others. I have taken Doan's Kidney Pills on different oc casions when I have had any trouble with my back or kidneys and they have always done the work. A few doses now and then keeps my kid neys In good working order." Price )(ic at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mr. Atwell had. Foster-Mllbiirn Co., Props., Buffalo, X. Y. Adv. for counly clerk, was a busiue vis- it ni- ut Ashlumt Satiirilitv. .Mrs. Krmik Parent spent Saturday and Sunday at her home here. She is employed us teacher ut (he lioguu River schools. Mrs. Clyde Walker arrived Sunday evening from Montague lor a visit with her parents, Mr, and Mis. J. W. Clark, of Ibis city. Alfred Lewis made u business trip In Mcdl'ord Mcuduy, returning the same evening. Hoy 1). Campbell returned iu his home in Ashland Mundiiv. Rev. II. J. Van lW-.cn, district su perintendent of the M. U. church, was northbound passenger Mondav morning to attend the annual cout'er- nce of the Oregon hriuu-h of (lie Methodist Epi-copal church being held this week at Lebanon, Or. Professor Milam was a visitor at bis former luune town, Ashland, lust Saturday. Mrs. Earl Adams of Rock Point was visiting in Hold Hill Tuesday. Mrs. Lloyd Simmonds left Tuesday afternoon for Mcdford to reside at thai place, as Lloyd has. employment there. Kdward Foster and family spent the week end nl Ihe French home. Mrs. Daw and lit (It ones, Mrs. Jas per Ilaiina and daughter, Miss l)cs- , were Mcdford visitors this week. Mee Vestal called on Lloyd French Sunday. Edward and .luliu Foster have rent ed their I'n mi to Steve Smith. Mrs. Frank Houston has returned .to her home in Central Point, Gene Bellows was a Medford vis- ilor Saturday. Mrs. Nora Mathews is the jj.uc.-4 of Mrs. Dick Johnson. Miss Lola Hudson spent the week end with her parents in Mcdford. Will Houston is nuikiiurn fine (piul- ily of sorghum. Richard Znnuicrly nrnveil the litllli at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Zinunerly. He tipped the scales ut six pounds. Earl Briscoe and other North Tal- ant"gnrdneij( are hauling their toma to crop. to Medford. S. S. Stephens purchased a goat using the milk for their baby. The baby has not been well since birth and it is hoped that goat's milk will belli the child. Mrs. Effle Taylor, who has been In Klamath. Ffllls, relumed to the valley last week, and may remain. Mrs. Effle Taylor was calling on Mrs. Anderson In Phoenix Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Knighton, Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Shearer were pleas nnd rollers at Mr.- and Mrs. C. Carey's last Friday. C. Carey and F. K. Roberts of North Talent were at the county Beat Saturday, paying the last half of their taxes. Lorrln Colvor of Phoenix had his tonsils removed last Saturday. Dr. Emmcns of Medford .performed the operation. Mrs. Win. Peckham and Mrs. Par ker of Buncom, Ore., were week-end gnosis of Mrs. C. Carey last week. Mrs. C. C'ato or Medford is spend ing this week with her sister. Mrs. A. S. Furry, while Mr. Cute la at the lair at Salem. A Sunday school rally waa held lit Iho Presbylorian church at Phoenix Sunday and n good prugram was rnn- FOR THROAT AND LUNGS BTI IIIMIKN COtUHS AND COIJI.H Eckman's Alterative BOIJI III- M.I. I.BAI1INO DIIXGIIIHTH 50c Sale Starts Tomorrow at 9 a. m. Men's Dress Shoes 50c Men's Work Shoes 50c Men's Union Suit3 50c Men's Soft Hats 50c Iron Beds 50c Bed Springs 50c $1.50 Flannel Shirts 50c Will H.Wilson dered. The church was beautifully decorated with flowers. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Denn of Tal ent was visiting their daughter, Mrs. Lorrle Colver, and family Monday. Mrs. G. C. McLaln is still quite 111. She has been at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Roberts tho past week. , Mr. and Mrs. Hartess of Klainalh Falls, came over to the valley Mon day, bringing Mr. A. II. Houston of Phoenix, home. Mr. and Mrs. W. .1. Elmer of Fern valley aro selling their household goods, and are preparing to leave for Chicago. Mrs. W. S. Stancllff of North Tal eat, was a business visitor In Medford Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Mooney and llttlo sou went to Medford Tuesday for a short stay. Mrs. Sholl nt the power station, has a lady visiting her from Klam ath Falls. Mr. Vaughn nnd Mr. Toney have each sold their goats to a party from the Uumpquu country. Miss Nellie Dawson and little nephew went to Mcdford Thursday for a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. Pcelor called on Mr. Mansrield and found him convalesc ing from a alck spell. Mr. Peyton Is greatly Improving his residence by an addition of seve ral rooms. Signs of prosperity aro hero. An Insurance and piano man have been In our midst had rather have stock buyers at present. Mr. Peyton rotobrnted IiIr birthday anniversary Saturdny, surrounded by his family of children and grandchil dren and a low friends. Elmer Dawson and wife gavo a watermelon feast to the young people of the neighborhood Friday ovening Mr. and Mrs. T. B. lllgglnholhain aro vlBltlng among their childron near Derby, nt present. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin and llttlo daughters, accompanied by Mrs, Lower and Ora Walker called at the nrophy home Saturday aftornon. Mr. and Mrs. (Ins Dlttsworth aro spondlng the week-end In Mcdl'ord. Mr. Stewart Dlltsworth, accoin panlcd by Miss Hope Nye, spent Sun day pleasantly In the home of Boyd Tucker, near Trail. Mrs. Mansfield and children motored lo Prospect Sunday evening also Mr. and Mrs. Lower were at "Evergreen" ranch In the afternoon of tho same day. Mrs. Peelor is slightly Indisposed at this writing. Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Fir Sta. Ileal ''slati .Tlitiisfel'H, Charles E. llooiier, et ux, lo J. T. Tuffs, W. D. to all aec. 24 and land In soc. FOR CATARRH and HAY FEVER Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment AT ALL ORUO aTONES Tuaca 2HC Jars 60c GIM CHUNG China Herb Store llri'li cm-flu for Kanu-ln?, Ilcntlni'lm, (alljiri-h, 1H)lilh-iiii, Korn Tliioul, IjiiiiK TntiihU', ('tint'cr, Klflnoy Tronlilr, Hlomm h Tronbln, II -art Tnni bio, IU1Ih and I'cvor, CnutipH, CoiihIim. IVmi1' (it mint. mi, ('nt'lmnc lew, Ttiiiuu's ChIumI Bi-f'jtM, Curof of (ill kiwis of fiollws No Oimrtition, To Whom It May Concern: I am freo from rheuntullKm. You ran no the Hitinf! by taking trcatin.'iilH From Gim Chung, the herb doctor. My rheumatism wan ho had that It made mo no weak that I eould ncarcely get uu when I wag down and tho pain I Buffered one could hardly know unlenn one hud the name dine ana, I was truly di&mitiKfied and daunted with life In my condition and trying to liv. .Now to my friends that enre to he cured and would like to be free, try the herb doctor. He can rertalnly relieve In a very short time. Very truly yours, MIUS. M. U. KOMQ. A (iiiiirunt'l Cure for Vivn No KurKiYnl Operation JtcfiulreiJ. ail SOUTH KHONT STltKKT, Mlil) KOItl) OJtK(.ON. l.NTKIU ItltA.N ACTOOAK CO, TIME CARD. Lava Medford tor Asniand, Talent and Phoenix dally, except Sunday, al 8:00 a. to., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 5:11 p. m. Also on Saturday at 11:15 p. m. Sunday! loave at 8:00 and 10:30 a. m. and 1:00, 2:00, 5:20 and 9:80 p. m. Leave Ashland for Medford dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. m., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 6:16 p. m. A 1st on Saturday nights at 6:80 and 2:20, Sundays leave Ashland at l:0 a. m. and 1:00, 4:20, (:J0 and 10:11 e. m. 2 H, T, 3S S, It. 2 K -. 1 R. J. Edwards, at al, to C, K. Hooper, et al, W. D. to land In sec. 14, T. US. It. 2 E 10 Chester A. llrown, et ux, to Clara Hell Purucker. W. IJ. to lot 4, blk. 3, Highland Park Add. Medford NielB Kspersen to John Ham rord, et ux, deed to land in see 1, of Rogue River Val- loy Orchards Co., Tract 10 LIARS 1 6 oti. oh, 6 tor OO ol. CLUETT, PE ABO DVGr CO.JNC AVlKf 5 FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT DeVoe's two store rooms, at 418 W. Main Blroot. Fine locution tor milliner. FOR HUNT FURNISHED ROOMS. FOR RENT Nlcoly furnished room with hat. Box 0, Mull Tribune. 261. FOR RENT Two connecting rooms In comfortable homo. 611 W. lull street. 103 FOR RENT Three large sleeping rooms with modern convenleucoB. 730 W. 11th stroot. FOR KKN1 TIUCBRS FOR RENT Five room house with hnth, close In, corner 11th and front, $0 per month. Inquire S. Kuipp, corner 12th and front, 100 FOR RENT Three-room furnished house, close In. Near convont; 417 Jay Btroot. Phone 742-J. 102 FOR RENT Modern furnished hoiiBO for rent, close In. Phono 40S-J2. 101 rOK I.VLI1 1A V RSTJC FOR SALE Two-year-old thorough bred Jersey heifer, giving now about two gallons of milk per day Will freshen February 1. R. F. D. 3 L. N. liraiiiard. 103 FOR SALE Two sows, dun to fur row soon. C. W. Cascbolt, H. No 2, box 24. 101 "OR SALE Sheep, il ewes. Hull, Clrlrrln Creek. ' Polk 171 FOR SALE Oil TRADE Fresh cow. Or will " trade on liorso. HorHe must weigh J20U pounds. Phone R-13-W. 161 FOR SALE Young Jersey cow fresh, also work mare, weight about 12U0 pounds, gentle for lady to handle, buggy and single harness and two good cultivators. Cheap If taken at once. Phono 090-11. 101- FOR SALE Five head young horses, one year old up to 3, fast. Thor oughbred stock. Cull at Union Stiibles, Medford. 101 FOR 8AbK MIBCROiIjAHKOCI FOR SALIC flood Spauldlng hack. Dry grade Jersey cow. cheap for cash, 2.'!0 North Hartlett. 21! FOR SAL15 One used Ford car In good condition at a very reasonable price. Also one Overland delivery car cheap. Overland Auto Agency, cor. Hartlett and tttli. Phone 01. 102 WAXTHD At once, Phono 7-F-4. 4-foot ' wood. Ilil FOR SALIC Haled grain hay In wagon or car lols. 11, W. Itlng liain. Phono 507-.I2. FOR HALIC Twenly-flvo horse pow er four-cylinder gasoline motor. suitrkblo for running small farm iniicliiiiory. Inipilrn Jackson Coun ty Creamery or phono fit. FOR SALF Thoroughbred Rhode Islnnd Red and Orpington chickens. 114 Front St. 11 FOR SALIC fi stump mill, oro crush er, amalgamating tables and con centrators, electric motors, pumps, pipo nnd pipe fittings, air couiprcs. sors, air drilla and hosn, mlscel laneous mining machinery and tools. Address Ilox 4 2x care Mail Tribune. 104 FOR KAIJC KICAlj ICSTATIC FOR SA LK Two corner lots Second street. I dare you to make me an offer. Phone ijll-lt, niter I p. in. 10 ;i FOR SALIC Farming and fruit lands timber land. Land from $5 per acre upwards on long timn easy payments. Address Box II, Mall Tribune. 104 HUM" WANTICII I'KMAI.K WANTICiJ Competent woman to nurse and caru for elderly couple. LApply to Mrs. .las. Campbell, King s Highway. Phone 311-11. 102 WAVTICI) Woman to do housework. Inquire Grays Plaic, H)i YV. Main. MONKY TO IOAW MONEY TO LOAN Have money to loan upon city and country prop erty. Quick service. Money on hand. Earl S. Tuuiy, 210 Garnett Corev Hide. tf .Misi'i:M,Axr.ors. O I ' I ' OR T I ' X I T 1 E S AI.WAV SOP EN To gooil niei-hanics. i'ractlcal courses in all brandies of engineer ing. Work helps pay tuition. Send .Tor our llltlMr;lted entiilogue. Sp ill lie Engineering S houl, llo; street, Seattle, ARRO CO WANTIU) MISCKI.IANICOCS VATlaeTTglio7n Phone U-H-R, after 1 p. m. l;i WANTED Remember your poultry and eggs will bring you more money at Warner, Wortinan and Gore's. One price, for bona, re gardless of sizo. TAKEN l'l' TAKEN t'P One learn horses, ono roan and one black. Oak Lodge, King's Highway, C, .W. Aborcrom bie. 102 FOR KXCTIAKGK FOR EXCHANGE Small good ranch three. miles out, city water, elec tric lights telephone, for a good house In Medford. P. E. Wyankoop, S20 West 12th street. Phone 204-W. 165 BUSrSESR WKIMOTRT Anto Rnppnes " LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. W are operating the largest. o!dat nnd best equipped plant In the Pa cific northwest. ITan our spring! when others fall. Bold under guar antee. 26 North Fifteenth Ht., Portland, Ota. Attorney GEO. W. CHERRT Attorney anfl Notary, Rooms 9-10, Jackson Coun ty Bank Building, entrance N. Central, Medford, Ore. PORTER J. NEFF Attorney at law, rooms 8 and 9, Medford Nation.! Bank Building. A. E. RE AMES. I. AW TER GrtN Corey bldn. O. M. ROBERTS Lawyer. Medford National Bank BnllAtnr. Collection!. COLLECTIONS AND RWPORTS W collected aome account 14 year! old. We know bow to get the money. The Bullock MercantlH Agency. Inc., Rooms 1, 1, I, Haa klna' Bid.. 218 E. Main it. Dentliu Dr. W. M. VAN IIOOTOO DR. O. O. VAN BOOTOO Dentists Garnet t-Corey Bldg.. nlte Medfnroi, Ore. Phone 85. Collections and Report lit Engineer and Contractor , , ,. ,. . , -i FRED N. CUMMINOS Snglneer an contractor, 404 M. F. ft H. Bid, Burveys., estimate!. Irrigation drainage, orchard and land Im provemont. Garbage GARBAGE Got yonr nreml! cleaned up for the summer. Call on the city gnrbage wagona for good service. Phone 174-L. ' T. Y. Allen. JTonso Movers MEDFORD HOUSE MOVERS W Move Houses, Bnrns, Oarages, Ma chinery, Etc. Phone 488-M, or 488-X. 612 S. Newtown, 811 Da kota. Instruction In Mmle FRED ALTON HAIC.HT Teacher of piano and harmony. Hnlght Musis Studio, 401 Garnott-Corey Bldg., Phone 72. Insurance, EARL 3. 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. Physician and burgeons DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia physician, 303 Oarnett-Corey building, rhona 110. DR. J. J. EMMENB Physiolaa an surgeon. Practice limited to era, ear, nose nnd throat. Eye scien tifically tested and glasse! aup plled. Oculist and Aurlst for 8. P. R. R. Co. Office! M. F. ft H. Co, bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 6ST. DR'. R. W. CLANCY Physician ani aurgeon Phones, office 30, reel donce 780. Office hours, 10 to 12, 2 to 6. Public Stenographer. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Mar garet A. Dally. Hotel Holland. Phono 710. Printer an publisher! MEDFORD PRINTINO CO., ha th best equipped printing offlcd In aoutbern Oregon; bonk binding, loos leaf ledgers, billing ysteraa, etc, Portland price. 17 North Fir at. Transfer BADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front t. Ption 116. Price right. Borrlce guar- WHY? NOW TIME TO TRADE, ' I have a 160-acre stock ranch; good location; 100 acres In grain, somo alfalfa. This place recently old for $12,000; no Incumbrance. Will trade for good orchard, prefer pears, or would take city proporty. Would trade even or assume some In cumbrance on orchard proposition. J. C. BARNES 103 West Main Strwt j' t