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Newspaper Page TextMAIL TRIBUNE Tlio Mull Tribune Is (ul;lun a straw vole in Medford. Ashland, Talent, sl'hoenlx, Central Point and Cold Hill to ascertain the drift of sentiment in the county .... , - The vote will not be completed in time to print in this issue, ut will be published .Monday, with The .Mail Tribune prediction ns to .lackson county. The ballots were lilt indiscrimi nately in the residence district and collected the next day. The Intention is to make as accurate a forecast as possible. Voters are asked to hullot upou their choice for president and con gressmen and on the brewer's amend ment and prohibition amendment. In addition to the straw vote, the poll of the county schools will also be . given. .. . i TODAY'S MARKETS j 1'ortlniiri Livestock. I'OUTLAND. Ore., Nov. 4. Hons steady, receipts u."i3. Prime Unlit. III. 50 ft 9.00; prime stroni; welshts, IH.25 ft 9.(10; Kood to prime mixed, $ . S 7 r ffi il ; rough heavy pnckiiiK. 18.23(1 8.50; piss and skips, S S.25; stock Iiobs, $7ifcS. Cattle steady, receipts 28. Steers, prime Unlit, $0.05 fi 7 ; prime heavy f G.uOlft 0.75 ; Rood, $ C f 0.50; cows, choice, $."i.25(fi 5.75; medium to Rood, $5 (a 5.25; ordinary to fair, H.2DW 4.75; heifers", 4if(C; bulls, $:it 1.25; calves, .1.50 H 8. Sheep steady, receipts 83. Choice lambs, IS. 5ui 8.75;- common lambs, $(i.75(ltr; choice yearling wethers, 17.25 il 7.50; good yearlings, 7fii 7.25; cholco light ewos. 5.50t(C; heavy ewes, ?".50(Ti 1.30. Portland Illlttcr. 1'OltTI.AND, Or., -Nov. 4. llutter nucha ngoil. Chlcniro Wheat. (illCAOO, Nov. 4. Wheat: ' ' Open Close December l.sa, 11.82 May l.S.TV, 1.84 FIVE THOUSAND DEAD FOR MILE GAINED i M7HU.V, Nov. 4. Kstlmales of the l-'rnhco-Urltish losses during the four months offensive on the Somme front,. emanating from German genera head quarters In the wear, Rivo the losses In round numbers as 000,000. The survey places the lliitlsh losses at 400,000 nud those of tho Kronen at 1SO.OU0. The estimates, the survey says, are regarded as moderate, in view of tho fact that the British cus ually lists admit losses of 372,000 to the end of September. The writer claims that each square mllle of terri tory recovered cost tho allies more than 5.1100. That the original purpose was to gel through, (he. writer says, is shown by the prodigious scale of the prepar ation and the huge masses of cavalry held in readiness to begin the pursuit through the broken Cenuan lines. The writer contends that the claim of the enleute allies t lint the plan of the offensive was not to breach the (ler nian lines, lull merely to relieve the pressure elsewhere by holding fast a large part of the Cenuan forces is only an afterthought. Invented to rover the evident failure of the offen sive to reach lis objective. CROWD BLOCKS STREETS TO WELCOME HUGHES NEW YORK, Nov. 4. Chnlrcs K. Hughes wound up his 21,0011 miles presidential campaign tour with six teen strenuous hours of campaigning Inst night down the Hudson river val ley and in Brooklyn. The nominee de livered nine speeches, starting at 8:15 o'clock this morning and did not reach bis hotel until after midnight tonight. Tomorrow, the last day of his cam paign, was to have been a day of rest with n big rally at Madison Square Harden tonight. Instead it will be a whirlwind day of more spending In New York City. Wehn the nominee arrived here tonight he found that the national committee had speeded up the campaign so that he will spend virtually the entire afternoon touring the cily. Kive speeches are on his program. Tn almost every speech today and tonight the nominee told his audience he was confident of victory next Tues day. Hp told'tbeni there was little to he said with regard to the Issues of the campaign. On his trip down Ihe Hudson river valley he made the tar iff one of tho chief themes of his speeches here tonigjit. He spoke chiefly of Amer imiilkui. TO BE PROSECUTED f Portland Oreoninnl. Tile act of killing deer by pelting , it with rockB is not approved by the j lied Star Animal Itellef Socloty; ou j the 'contrary, that organization, corn lived of persons with humane ten dencies, will start a prosecution of l.co Ashland men, who used this prim, iillve hut cruel way of. disposing oT a il,l buck In tho Applrfcnte Itlver dls irict of Jackson county recently. At Its meeting Tuesday nlKht at the Central Library, the society, which id organized to promote liuinane treat ment of anlnialH, atronirly denounced the Incident, a recounled In news dispatches from Ashland. It appears 'that .1. II. Coleman, candidate for as sessor of Jackson county, and Dr. J. ; l' Mali, of Talejit, were campaluninu; .in the App'eguto district and came across a deer swimming across a pool. They pelted it willi rocks and after an hour of this treatment, it Is said the deer died. The two men are said to havc tied the carcass to their nuto mobilo und returned to town In triumph, Members of the society fluid that if the deer had been shot, as that is rccoKiil.ed as the humane way of kill ing deer or other wild animals, no ob jection could be raised. Claude Simp son, a member of the society, was named a committee of one to brinK the matter to I he attention of the dis trict attorney of Jackson county, and urge prosecution. At the Churches i St, Mark's Kpiscoppl. S a. ni. - Holy communion. 10 a. m. Sunday school. 1 1 a. ni. Hold comunlon. 7;;i0 p. ni. Kvenlng prayer. WM. U. HAMILTON. Vicar. Onktlale Ave. Methodist. Sunilny school at 9:45 a. m. Preaching at 1 I a. m., by liev. 15. T. Conse, unfinished sermon. Prayer meeting Thursday evening. All are welcome to these services. 11. M. HHANIIA.M, Pastor. , Catholic Church. South On I; dale Avenue. First Mass Sunday at 8 a. m. Second Mass at 1 0:110 a. in. Evening servioes at 7: ."0 p. m. iucv. joii.v rowmts, Kector. Central Point Presbyterian. Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Morning Worship with sermon at 1 1 o'clock, closing with holy communion, and reception of members. Vespers at 4 o'clock, llev. Harry Tucker of Medford will speak. Mrs. .1. Percy Wells will sing, "I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say," by Charles Harrlss. Anthem by the chorus choir. A cordial Invitation is extended to all. Jacksonville IVcshytorinn. 1" a. m. Sabbath school. 1 1 a. m. Morning worship. Theme: "The Christian Sabbath." 11:15 p. nt. Christian L'ndonvor. Lender, Miss Lulu Williams. 7::!0 p. in. lCvenlug worship. Theme: "The Test of Christianity." Prayer meeting on Thursday even ing nt 7:30. Subject: "Tho Blessings upon Abstinence. ALUKIIT 11. GAMMONS. .Minister. i l. K. ( hiii-i li South. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Preaching at 1 I a. in. by Hev. 14. T. Conser. Prayer meeting Thursday evening al 7: BO. Miss Kunice Brandon will sing "lie Lilted Me," at the morning service. The congregation will unite with the mass meeting movement at t lie Nalatorlum In Ihe evening. IIKV. H. X. HltA.MIAM. Pastor. free Methodist Church. Cor. loth and Iva streets. Sunday school at 1 u a. ni.- Sermon by the pastor at 1 1 o'clock. Mid week prayer meeting Thursday evening nt 7 : 15. Hev. II. H. Alherls. who is finan- jrinl agent for the Pacific College. Se attle, Wash.. Is with us and nil have charge of the service in tho evening at 7:311. All are welcome lo these services. .1. F. SMITH. Pastor. The several churches of the illy will unite hi a great mass meeting at The Xalalorlunl Sunrlav evening' al 7:30 o'clock. The speakers will be Dr. Balllle of Phoenix and llev. M. C. Iteed of Ashland. The special music, MrcnroRT) matt; trtrttntr will be attractive. The themo of the hour will be "Tho Impending Amend ments." A rousing service is promis ed and a great throng will attend. The Methodist choir will sing "Jubilate Deo," by Schubert. Miss Bess Bran will also sing. Mr. Andrews' choir will slug. First Methodist Kpi-copnl Dr. .1. C. Rollins, pastor. The Sunday school hour Is 9:15. A cordial welcome for all. The F.pworth League chapters meet at 0:15. A fine hour for all young people. Public worship al II a. la. The pastor will preach, theme, "Christ's Law of Burden Hearing. " Special music by the vested choir. The public Is cordially Invited to all the services of the day. This church will join In the union mass .meeting at the Xatatorlum at 7:30 o'clock. First Church of Christ .Scientist. Branch of 'the mother church the First Church of Chrlsi. Scientist In Boston. Mass. Sunday services at 1 1 o'clock. Sub ject: ."Adam and Fallen Man." Wednesday evening meeting, at i hich'testinionies of Christian Science healing are given at 7:30. All' are cordially invited. Sunday school nt 9:45. All under the ago of 20 arc welcome. . Heading room ill church edifice, 212 North Onkdale, open from l:.10 lo 4: (10 p. ni., daily except Sunday and holidays. - I . : .- - . lU-HUK-l.iit.il Zlon's Church, Oukdalo rivo. and 4th std. Hev. Dr. W. H. Morenz-Ocser. Pastor. Pastorage D1S West 4th st. Sunday school (English) 10 a. in. Divinu service (bl-llngual 11 a.' in. - ' German sermon nud English ser mon. Celebration of tho Jtcforinniloii TesliVal In cominenuration of the railings or the 93th thesis on-the door of the castle church at Weten borg. Saxouy, by Dr. Martin Luther, on October 31, 1517. You and yours are cordiully In vited. I'irst Christian Church Cor Ninth and Oak dale Music by big chorus. ' Evening we will join in union meet ing at the Nalatorlum and hear the Amendments discussed.' lie sure und attend this meeting; you will want to iinderslmul them. . "' , Morning sermon 10:4 5. You will want lo hear this text in sermon. Bring your husbands and neighbors. Sunday school at 9:43 a. m. The lessons are of vital Interest this quar ter. Do not miss. C. E. at 0:30 p. m. Will bo glad to greet you. ' : Mid-week prayer meeting Thurs day evening at 7:30.' ' The pastor will preach at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon for Rov. Handy In Central Point VrcshyteMan church. Harry E. Tucker, minister. ' '" First Baptist Church. A live church with a cordial wel come. ' Services for Sunday, November 5, are ns follows: 9:45 a. m. Bible school. Mrs. Hans Holnier. superintendent. Or ganized cluBses for boys and girls of all ages. 1 1 a. ni. Sermon by the pastor. Subject: "Ownership nnd Service." The usual high-grade music will obtain in the service. The Lord's supper will be observed al the close of the morning service. 8: SO p. in. Young People's Devo tional Service. Subject: "The Con servation of Social Life." Leader, Miss Nora Daly. At 7:30 we unite In the great Ore gon Dry Rally, to be held in the Knocks Obstinate Coughs in a Hurry A Pimple lliimr-Maftr Rrmerfr that fipfa nt the CaaNt.- 6 Thousands of people normally liealtliv n every other re.-qM-ct. an niinoyed with i persistent lianging-on tiroie-lunl couiili -oar alter year, distiirbintf their sh-cp mil inakin? lite disagreeable. It's fto leodleiis there's an old home-rund.' -emedy that will end such a cough 'ssilv anil quickly. Get from any druggist ounces of .inex" (511 cents worth, pour it into a lint bottle and till tie- l,llle with nlain .TSnulufi'il Mi"ar syrup. ltorin lakitik' t ut oiu-e. Gniduully but surely ou -rill notice Hie plili'i'm lliin out slid then lisaiqe'sr slto'ettier. thus .ending a out'li tliftt vou never thought would end. it aldo promptlv loosens a ilrv or tight ou-dt, stops the troiil,,.oiue throat ickie. .smithes the irritnled nieiuhraneK hat line the throat ami hronr-hisl tuhes, md relief eomen almost immediately. ilsv's us will iisuallv l.resk up an or linnrv throat or clot cold, and for iron'-hiti. croup, whonping eolith and iront-hial athma there i nothing letter. Jt tables pleasant and kei-p K-rbv.tly. . Pin.-x i a mnt valuable foneeiitrstrd ompound of genuine Norway pine ex .raet, combined willi riiHiai(d and ii laed bv million of n"ople ,'verv year 'or throat and cheat colds with splendid esnlts. To avoid diappointnient. ak vour Irui'Vial for oiinet. of I'inex"' Willi iill dirertiona and don't aeivpt anything lae. A irua ra ntee of absolute salrla,-. -ion or money pr.lniptlv refunded yo,.i vith this preparation. The f'inex Co., t. Wayne, lad. mewou!), otjkoox". fiATUunAV. xovfmt'etc N'atntonuin. everybody. A cordial welcome to j FKEIHSHH'K W, OAHSTKXS, ! Pastor. Presbyterian Church, Main st. nt City Park. Sunday school and Men's Bible class nt 10 u. m. Superintendent, W. H. (lore. Pr'niary and begluners de partment. Misses Harmons Montc ssorl system Is taught. New class for young ladles, by Mrs. Cort K. Welch. .Morning Theme at 1 1 a. m. sharp: "Can a Backslider Bo Finally Lost?" Splendid music by the great chorus choir in charge of Professor lleorge Andrews, with Mrs. C. C. McCurdy at the pipe organ. Several specials. The Interest and attendance at all the regular services Is at end My In creasing. Public reception and wel come of new members. C. E. at 11:30 Juniors at 3: 1'nlon Temperance rally in Nut nt 7:30.. Everybody welcome. EX-PRESIDENT TAFT ASSAILS ADAMS0N BILL Itl'TLAND,, Va., Nov. 4 Speuklng at n political meeting hero tonight former President Tuft referred to the foreign policies ut the administration and said: "We will stand behind tho presi dent when he makes an assertion of our rights, but to reTraln from proper criticism of a public official Is to sub vert public policy." ' Taking up the Adanisou eight hour bill, Mr. Taft said: "I don't enre what the merits of the case were; I don't care whether tho men. were or were not entitled to inoro pay,-- A bill passed under a threat of force without debate or proper- consideration Is a humiliating dis grace to tho nation." ' ROOSEVELT FLAYS WILSON'S ATTITUDE NEW YOHK, Nov. 4. Colonel Theodore Hoosevelt criticised Presi dent AVIlson In omphalic words to night In an address at Cooper Union, delivered at tho request, of a cam paign organization of business nicu. w ho oppose the re-e'rcctlon of Mr. Wil son. Taking as his subject "Our Na lion's Crisis," Colonel Hoosevelt said that, a world cntaclsm has over whelmed civilization and that "tho times have needed a Washington or u Lincoln, but unfortunately we have bLD-TDME COLD CURE ' DRINK HOT TEA! i i .inm.iwi it w.mHm H.ii Got a mnall package of Hamburg Ttreiwt Tea, or as tho German folks call it, "Xlambuager Brusfc Thee," at any pharmacy.- Tako a tHlilcspoonful of tho tea, put a cup of boiling water upon it, pour through a sieve and drink n tcacun full nb nnv time durinir the day or licfore retiring. It is tho most eflcctivo way to break a cold and euro grip, as It opens the pores of tho skin, relieving congestion. Also loosens the dowcis, uius lirctitung up a cold. Try it the next time you sulTer from a cold or tlw grip. It is inexpensive find entirely vegetable, therefore -safe ua Harmless, RUB RHEUMATlSiVl FROM STIFF, Hd NG JOINTS Bob Sonnew from jointt and imuoIm with a i mall trial bonis of old St Jacobs 0U Slop' "dosing" rtheumatiBm Jt'a pain only: not ono case In" fifty requires internal trentmont. Huh ttootli. ing, penetrating ''fit. Jacobs Oil" right on the "tender spot," nnd by tho time you say 'Jack Robinson out comes tho rheumatic pnill. "St. Jacob's Oil" is a harmless rheumatism cuir which never disappoints and doesn't burn the skin. It takes pain," soreness and stiffness from aching joints, diuscIcb and hones; stops cintica, lumnago. oackaciie, neuralgia. Limber upl Get a 25 cent bottle of old-time, honest "St. Jacobs Oil" from any cine.; slore, and in a inoment you'll be free from pains, aches and tiffness. Don't sutler! ltub rheuma tism away. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS l-'oit i:i:piii:si;nt.tivI'; MAHIAX B. TOWXH Democratic nominee for Hepresentative. (Paid Adv). I-'Olt AKSKSHOIt Clint Gallatin, of Medford. Demo rratlc nominee. Three year's field experience. , (Paid Adv). school si pi:i!Ixti:xi)i:xt. Anna M. Jeffrey of Medford, Inde pendent nominee. Your support will be greatly appreciated. (Paid Adv). TWO TRIPS DAILY BETWEEN MEDFORD and EAGLE POINT S. H. Ifarnlsh'a auto will leave Eagle Point at 8 A. M. and 1 P. M. dally, except Sunday; le;ive Medford 9 A. M. and 5 P. M. Will call for passengers at hotels In Medlord and hotels and business houses in Eaglt Polut. t'lioxK 8-ia or tori. been granted only another lluclian-j Colonel Roosevelt In referring to Secretary of War linker's recent allcK-l ed comparison of Washington's sol diers with the constitutionalist forces in Mexico, said Mr. Baker as "ail am iable man who knits." P'Sp 009 auvp Pg ssaox w tmota onua nv i lu6uiiuio imdAitioir? tiuutn . t VltWHfUN pus wsuvwnaHu IlKI.r WASTED MAMS WANTED Good pay everywhere for trained mechanics. Take course In steam, gas or electrical engineer ing. Work helps pay tuition. Send for free Illustrated catalogue. Se attle Engineering School, 't Hoy street, Seattle. Wash. ... AGENTS Make from loll to 7o weekly selling our genuine sheep skin coals and vests. Wonderful opportunity. Ask for free 'outfit and particulars. Siberia Sheep skin Coat Co., 173 K. Broadway. New York Desk 30. . SALESMAN Specialty man for Ore gon staple line on now and excep tional terms. Vacancy now.- At tractive commission . contract, for balance yenr, and ill 17, $3o weekyi for expenses. .Miles K. Bixler Co.. 2!l-45 Cnrlin Uldg. Clevolond. Ohio. i 194 FOR TUDN1 notfera KOH HUNT 3-rooni house on cast aldo: 4-room house ou .wcst side W. II. Evorbard. : i VOH. SALIC ltliAl, KSiTATB l'OH SALE 120 ueres and team, harness, 2 wagons, at a bargain if taken at once. 511 East .Main st. 194 li'OH SALE 120 ncres and team, bnr- ness, two wagons, nt a bargain, if taken at once, - all East Main. 195 rOK HAM MT-revTH:V l'OH SALE Horses wagon, buggy. saddle. Kd M. White, Sparta bldg 197 VOU SALE- Or trade for fresh cow- good work niaro; weighs about 1200. Phone 0tMi-l I. 194 FOH SALE One Jersey cow and heifer; one black horse and one bay horse; one set surry harness, one single buggy harness, one lr.iek, one wagon. Box 9, H. H. No. 1. Orchard Home Geo. Wolff. 19 POIt SALE - Two fresh cows. Also a Jersey bull. Itulpli Hillings, Ash -liind. ,191' FOH SALE Cheap. Team horses, wight, about 2 4 00 pounds. Dr. llonry Hurt. . Tel. 14-K-15. FOH SALE Jersey cows and heifers. Mostly fresh or will bo Woon. Hoglsterod .Torsey bull. Ail- ply N, I), llrophy, 2,i miles south west of Talent. 19 fob SAite irraCitiiijAJVKOCB FOH SALE Hhode Island Red cock rols. Phono H-l.'l-H. 197 KOH SALE dresser, cbirronler, child's bed, electric ' domublcycle. Cull 700. , 19 1 FOH SALE Empty barrels for elder or vinegar $1.50 each. It. C. Wash burn, Tabfu Huck. . 195 FOH SALE Fat turkeys. C. Carey, Phone lli-Flt. FOH SALE Beardless Phono 201-H3. barley seed. l'Jli FOR SALE Huiibor tired buggy, nearly new, $;0; good one-horse wagon, $25; iiirnlfa hay, ?8 in barn. Fra.oe jiace two and one quarter miles norih of Jacksonville. A. 1. Conger Meiifoid Houto 3 194 FOH SALE C.iuillac touring car. hi good mcchano.al cn-idilion. A bar gain fur ciioii. laciflc Highway Garnge. 194 FOH SALE Mnllue wagon. Bizo 3 'A Inches, used One season. Call at 2IMI W. Main street. Phono 3IH-L. This Is n bargain. HELP WAXTUI) FKVULK WAXTEIJ Girl lor general house work. Apply Mail Tribuuo, Box M. WAXTKTl UTTOATIOSH WANTI-:i Dressmaking, liome or day. 144 8. Central. Phono 4H7-M. WAXTEII MISCril.LAXEOUS WAXTlOll Small farm on shares for (crin or years, equipped with dulry cows, hogs and chickens. Experi enced dairy man. Address Box U0 Mail Tribune. 195 WAXTEII Matliesses nnd feather beds to make into sanitary folding forms. Pillows lo renovate, 75 cenls per pair. Steam sterilized feather pillows for sale as low as $1 per pair. 322 E 12th. Phone 19U-J. 195 WAXTEII A recond hand No. :i hy draulic giant with deflector and several hundred feet of Hl-liu-h to 15-inch hvdraullc pipe. Keplv Hex O, Mall Tribune. (UN WANTED Work horse, harness set 3-day calves, pigs, slump puller, feed cutter. E. E. Foss, Talent. Ore. rUoue 372 H-l, Ash laud. 19 1 WANTED Vacuum cleaning. Larg est and mot effK-lenl machine in tlie city. Henry Currier, Phone S2II-X. 201 WAXTFH Hemember your poultry and eggs will bring you more money nt Warner, Wortman nnd Gore's. One price for hem, re Kardlemi of ni., a. imd ITIlMSIinil AI'AIIT.MKXTS FOn KENT Ktiiindbed npdrtment. Hot water, hcut. The Dei-hen. ' HI RKNT HOCWIK KHP! Nt? HOI IMS VOH HEXT Sulto of four com fortably housekeeping rutims. bath, gas, light. Call ut 3011 .''en town street. pou Kxcn.Vjtt.R I'Olt EXCHANGE 2 acres improv ed dairy ranch. Sl-,000; take city property to $7,000, halaiicn easy terms. Clark Koulty Co., 200 Phlpps building. i.osi. LOST Gold chain with heart set with -pearl. Howard for return to Mrs. F. F. I.oder. cor. Itoosevell und Jackson. 1 !) I BCSIttKKS Ol'I'OKTCNiTIKS Dl'SlNF.SS OPPOllTI'XITY Farms or business of any kind anywhere. We locate you free; deal directly with owner. 8end for our free magazine. Western Sales Agency. Mineapolls, Minn. 194 MISCELI.ANF.ors. D1XXEH NOTICE The Indies of the Improvement club of Eagle Point will serve dinner on cloction day in the store building opposite the bank building. Meals 25 cents. BtSTXESB VlhHOyOriY Aato battpnea LATTER AUTO UPKINO CO. W are operating tho largest, olrteal and best equipped plant In the Pa cific northwest. Use our spring! when others fall. Bold under guar antee. 26 North Fifteenth at. Portland, Ora. Attorneys GEOHGIO A. CODDING Lawyer. Hoom 412 Garnott-Corey Bldg., Medford, Or'o. Phone 221. GEO. W. CHERRT Attorney and Notary, Rooms 9-10, Jackson Coun ty Bank Building, entrance N Central, Medford, Oro. PORTER 3. NEFF Attorney at law rooms 8 and 9, Medford Natlenai Bank Building. K. E. REAMES, LAW TER Oaraatl Corey bids. G. M. ROBERTS l.awyfjr. Medford National Bank Bnlldlai Consulting Engineer. O. D. PHONIC MILLER Consulting olocl rlcnl engineer, hy'Jio-elcctiic developments, Industrial power, utility valuation. Medford nnd Gold Hill, Ore. , Oolleetlons. COLLECTIONS AND RFJPOKTH Wt collected some accounts 14 yean old. We know how to get tin money. Tho Bullock Meroantlln Agency. Tno., Rooms 1, 1, S, Has kins' Bldg., 218 E. Main st. Dentist Dr. W. M. VAN BOOYOO DR. C. C. VAN 8C0T00 Dentists Osrnett-Corey Bldg., nits lit Mdforu, Ore. Phone 8Bf. t'ollectiona and Reporta Engineer and Ooatractor FRED N. CtlMMINOS Snglneer ant contractor, 404 U. F. ft H. Bids. Surveys., asttmates, Irrigation drainage, orohard and land Im provement. . Garbage OARUAGF) Get yonr pramlsai cleaned up for the summer. Csl on the city garbage wagons fo) good servlca. Phons I74-L. V ' T. Allen. . Jlonso Movers MEDFOHD HOUSE MOVERS Ws More Houses, Barns, Garngns, Ma chinery, Etc. Phono 4 88-M, 01 . 4S8-X. 612 S. Newtown, 811 Da kota. Instruction In Mane FRED ALTON II AIGHT Teaoher ol piano and harmony. Height Music Studio, 401 Parnctt-Corey Bldg., Phone 72. Insnranea. EARL S. TUMY General Insurance office, Fire, Automobile, Accident Liability, Plate Glass, Contract and Surety Bonds. Excellent com panics, good local serrloe. No 210 Garnett-Corey Bldg. Physicians and eVwrneons DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopath physician, 303 Oarnott-Cora.' building. Phona 114. DR. J. J. EM MENU Physlclaa aa surgeon. Practice limited to ays ear, nose and throat. Eyes sclen tirically tested and glasses sup piled. Oculist and Aurist for 8. P R. R. Co. Offices M. F. ft H. Co bldg., opposite P. O. 'Phone (17 Printers ani Publishers MEDFORD -PRINTING CO., hs th best equlppod printing officii li southern Oregon; book binding loose leaf ledgers, hilling .ystcina etc. Portland prices. 17 Kortl . Fir st. . i t Transren ' ' hlAO.4 TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO OTflee 4 2 North Front St. Phou' 115. Prices i lfchl. Mm Ilea gild aateed. V v . ( -i r w-. Ralph G. Jennings IIEMOCIUTIC NOMINEE FOll Sheriff I am a native son of Jackson coun ty born on tho Anulegate tu 1SS1. Am a farmer and stock raiser. I feel qualified to fill the office I am aspiring for and can give the tax payers an efficient and economical ad ministration. I am a taxpayer and will naturally work for tholr interests. , (Paid Adv.) . , J. K. Howard DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE for - . Joint Representative TAXES MUST BE LOWERED , (l'uiil Adv.v' NOW TIME TO TRA lK. I have a 160-acro stock ranch? Rood location; 100 acres In gralni somo alfalfa. This place recently sold for Jl 2,000; no Incumbrance. Will trndo for good orchard, profor pears, or would take city property. Would trade evon or 'assume some In cumbrance on orchard proposition. J.C.BARNES KID West Main Htreot. INTKItliltllAK. ATJTOOAK CO, TLME CA11D. Leave Medford lor Asniand, Talent and Phoenix daily, except Sunday, at 8:00 a. in., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 5:1S p, m. Also on Saturday at 11:15 p. m. Sundays leave at 8:00 and 10:30 a. tn. and 1:00, 2:00, 5:30 and 9:38 p. m. Leave Ashland for Modfori dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. m 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 6:15 p. m. Alsa on Saturday nights at 6:30 and 2:20. Sundays leave Ashland at 9:0c- a. m. and 1:00, 4:0. :80 and lt:l(J s. m. New Japanese Hand Laundry will open for business OCTOBER OTII Wo will do all kinds of laundry work nud dry cleaning. All work douo by hand. iaa north Fito.vr st. . ; 1 l'lfOXli 7B0. TO ORDER $25.00 UP Also Cleaning, Pressinn and Altering 128 E. MAIN. UPSTAIRS WESTON'S Camera Shop 208 East Main Street, Medford ( The Only Exclusive Commercial Photographers in Southern Oregon Negatives Made any time oi! place by pppoiutment. I ., Phone 117-J ; ::? We'll do the rest JS. D. WISTON, Frffl, si (g)Suits(g)