MEDFORD MATE TniDUNlS, BEDFORD, PRECOX, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER' IS. 1 91 G
PXOE FIVE
y
liO.MK, Xov. IS Ifigid economy
throughout tliu world in tin: consump
tion of I'ooil, in view of (lie deficient
itois nnd tlio extraordinary rorpiire
'mcnts of the I'.iirnnemi armies is
urged liy the Intoriintinnul Institute
of Agriculture, which says nil na
tions aio conl 'routed with a grave
situation.
" It is estimated thai at least '2,'MM,
WIO.iMO bushels of wheal will he con
sumed in the year ending July Ml,
1H17, and that at the end of this per
iod Ihe world's surplus supplies of
wheat will have decreased to 4(1,00(1,.
000 bushels.
The world's surplus of live cereals
wheal, rye, barley, oats and corn
is placed nt iiiU.flOO.OOO bushels. The
surplus of oats is placed at 1011,00(1,
000 bushels. A general scarcity of
fodder is expected, ,
The total Kiissinn slocks of wheat
now stored which, if military condi
tions permitted, would lie available
for export at the next harvest, are es
timated at ;)00, 000,000 bushels.
WASHINGTON-. Nov. 18. Retalia
tory legislation to give the president
discretionary power to act against
any trade restriction by 'foregn gov
ernments is under consideration, Sec
retary Lansing said today, but Is not
on the point of being put Into effect.
Decision rests entirely .with Presi
dent Wilson himself, Mr. Lansing
said, and reports .from all other
sources are entirely untrue and un
authorized. Tho secretary added
there was no indication ot any imme
diate change.
FOR VALUE OF TUG
NEW HAVEN, Conn., Nov. 18.
Papers in a libel action to recover for
the loss of the tuR Thomas A.-Scott,
Jr., against the fierman undersea
merchantman Deutschland, were filed
In the. United States district court
here today by Foye II. Murphy, at
torney for the T. A. Scott company,
Inc., of New London, owners of the
tug. The value is given as $12,000.
CONSERVATORY NOTES
Miss Pence, Miss Graham aad Miss
(lleason from Central Point are new
members in conservatory' w ork.
Miss Laura Best, who has been vis
iting In California has again entered
the music department.
The following ladies from Central
Pont have registered In conservatory
classes this week: Rose llcrmlnghaus,
Esther Pankey, Kern Daily, Pearl
Itoss, Josephine Cornutt, Esther
Reed, Mildred JIawk, Lillian Pierce,
Vera Albin, Miss Wieiierrecht, Edna
Robnett, L. Poles, Cecyle Cro.dfe,
Edythe Creed, Nila Hainard, Mrs.
Creed, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Sninlcy.
Miss Power and Mrs. K. Foss of
Talent have recently registered in
physical education classes.
Echo Alford, Mildred Ward, Miss
Staneliffe and Miss Walker of Phoe
nix are new members In physical edu
cation classes.
Mrs. Rogers of Ashland registered
for work last week In physical train
ing. Miss Dorothy Miller. Alice Lyon
' and Agnes Daniels have recently reg
istered for work In expression.
Miss Iniogene Wallace of Central
Point, a pupil of Miss Swindler, will
give a public piano recital on Sat
urday, 'November' 2.",th. .", o'clock p.
m., at the conservatory, in the east
room of the Natatorinni. The public
is cordially invited to attend. The
following program will bo rendered:
Second Mazurka lib Op. Si I ... Godard
Vogleln im V.alde Hohin
Nachstuc.k No. 2:1 Srhumnn
Spinning Song No. 34.... Mendelssohn
Arabesque : ...He Ibissey
Polonaise Op. 3 No. 1 Scltarwenka
Following Hie recital the children's
expression class will put. on the play
of "Hansel and Crete!," directed by
Mrs. Hovfous.
Scene I The broom-makers house.
Scene II The magic forest.
Cats of characters:
Hansel Carol Faye llovlous
Crete! Dorothea Carles."
Witch
Sandman
Father
Mother
Other children
Joyce Mriddox
....'lilliee'' Carless
Elizabeth Aitkcn
Isabelle Stuart
Katherlne Ed-
nieades, Edith Lunisden
Cherry, Frances DuBols.
Frances
DEMOCRATS PLAN
3 SENATECONTESTS
AND 25 IN HOUSE
WASHINGTON', Nov. 18 Demo-;
crats will contest (lie election of .las.
E. Watson and Harry S. New, repub
licans, of Indiana, and Howard Suth
erland, republican, of West Virginia.
It is opculv charged by democrats
that ifU.OlHUMu was spent by Ihe re
publicans in Indiana and a large sum
of money by the republicans of West
Vir"inia, and that negroes were illeg
ally voted in bolh states.
There will be at least twenty-five
conlests in Ihe house of the sixly
fifth congress, which convenes in De
cember, 1017. The democrats of the
senate do not need the scnalorsliips
from Indiana, and West Virginia to
control the upper body of congress,
but they want to punish the republi
cans by a protest against the meth
ods used to curry those slates.
A democratic leader said today
that the conditions in Indiana at the
recent election were ten times worse
than those of the election of William
l.orimer of Illinois, who was excluded
from the senate because of methods
employed in his behalf. In the cases
of Watson, New and Sulheiland the
conlests may be brought just as the
one was against l.onmcr when a coin
initlee was appointed to examine wit
nesses. Chairman Dorcmus of Ihe demo
cratic congressional committee re
turned to the city lodny and an
nounced Umt although Ihe house is
close, the democrats have bv no
means conceded it lo the republicans.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.-The
American steamer Anvil, trading be
tween San Francisco and Central
American ports, was reported today
by Admiral t'ucrlon off San Jose del
Cabo, Lower California, leaking and
with engines disabled. The Anvil has
a number of passengers aboard. The
collier Saturn has been ordered to as
sist Iter.
STATE CANNOT RAISE MONEY
(Continued Prom Page One.)
ferrlng to the bill, "It means that
Oregon can continue to spend all the
money she is now expending and can
increase it 6 per cent, but If our pub
lie officials wish to Increase it at a
faster rate, they must get the author
ity of the voters."
Now, as a matter of fact, this meas
ure does not mean anything of Hint
kind, but in the way it applies, II
means that the. state can raise $2,-r,.-0000
pins (I peY cent, or $2,703,-
000, which is $400,000 less than it is
now expending and that it cannot
raise within $S83,000 of what Mr
Smith and others thought It could
raise; and intended It should raise
when drafting the bill.
fioventcoii Por Cent Shy.
Therefore, instead of- permitting
the state to spend as much as it has
spent heretofore, and 6 per cent more,
the bill, on account of being im
properly drawn, through lack of
knowledge on the part of the com
mittee drafting same, prohibits the
state from spending within 17 per
cent of what it spent last year, and
of course, will seriously embarrass
the stale or oilier municipalities
which may be caught in the same
condition.
Since the volers of the state have
expressed their desire to have the ex
penditures limited to an increase of
C pr cent. I shall seriously oppose
any act, that by subterfuge or other
wise, will thwart the will of the peo
nle expressed bv their ballols at the
recent election. Respectfully,
THOMAS 11. KAY
Salem, November 1 7.
Excellent Comedy jif llcilig.
..(From Oregon Journal, Nov. 17)
Quaint comedy and grotesque hu
mor combine for an evening of splen.
did entertainment at. Hie Helllg thea
tre, where "Hohson's Choice" opened
last, night for a brief engagement,
ending tonight. Tho comedy depicts
English provincial life and the cast is
ill English and the original one which
produced it. Costuming and Biagf
settings breathe the atmosphere of
old England. There is a delicate love
plot in which Viola Roach, as Maggie
llobson. bravs a blustering, cantank
orrois father bv wedding bis chief
bootmaker, William .Mossop. Portray,
ed by Galway Herbert. The father.
daughter and cobbler carry off major
honors. The comedy excels, espec
tally from the standpoint ol character
work. Opening In n shoe store the
scenes depict throughout the realities
of the provincial.
IdY'S MARKETS
- '
Portland Livestock
POliTI.AN'D, Or.,' Nov. 18. Hogs
steady; receipts 318. Prime light,
0.'i0((f 9.60; prime, strong 'weights,
t!).,"i0(n fl.til); good to prime mixed,
t!l.'J5(o I). )(! ; rough heavy packing,
8.,i0(r.10; pips and skips, 8.25
8.75; stock hogs, $'(.( 8.
Cattle steady; receipts 2-13. Steers,
prime light, $b'.7f)(?7.10 ; prime
heavy, 7(ci 7.2"; good, 0.40(i 15.75 ;
cows, choice, :p':V-"i(ViTi ; medium to
good, !fr((i fi.'J.'i ; ordinary to i'nir,
.f(.'J."i(iV4.7.'i; heifers, i(ull; bulls,
:f2.7."i((i'4.o0; calves, ."(cf7.
Sheep steady; receipts 10'J, Choice
lambs, $H,:j."i((i I); common lambs, .fli(n
7.,'i0; choice yearling wethers, $7.f0(.ir
7.7; good yearlings, $7.'J"i(i7."0 ;
choice light ewes, .:"i..'i0((i.(i ; heavy
ewes, $,"(". M). .
Portland Butter
PORTLAND, Or,, Nov. 18.
iincliaucd. -Putter
' Portland Grain
POIiTLANI), Or., Nov. 18 Wheat
easier; no trading, rpot lints .i lo 4c
lower. Hliieslein, .$1.57; Forty fold,
l..)l; club, $l..r)0; lied ltnssian,
1.-17.
Hurley lower. No. 1 feed, n8 bid.
Today's ear receipts: Wheat .1-.
barlev 1. flour 8. oats :i, buv 7.
Chicago Wheat
CHICAOO, Nov. 18 Wheat :
Open. Close.
December ipl.SUi 1.78
Mav 1.80:'-' 1.811
MEDF0RD MARKET REPORT I
Livestock.
(IMccs paid .producers.)
llOtiS Alive, 7AC'8f.
STEERS Alive, 5rjV2o.
COWS Alive, 44c.
VEAL Dressed, gffilOe.
SHEEP Ewes, 4(tVic; 'wethers, 5
(fffiV.c lambs. r,t,5e.
Live Poultry.
HENS Light liens, Vc; 4 lbs. and
over, 13c ; springs, 14c. Old roosters,
7c.
DUCKS Fat, 8o.
GEESE Fat. So.
TL'liKEVS Fat -voting', 17c.
BELGIAN HARES. 5 to 6o.
Hay and Grain.
(Baying Prices.)
WHEAT $1.30.
OATS $30 ton.
HAY Grain and alfalfa, $12 ton.
BARLEY Whole, $32.
rrices Paid by Dealers.
EGGS 40e.
POTATOES $1.75 per 100 lbs. '
ONIONS 2c. -
HONEY 12o per lb.
CIDER 25o.
PORK 10',c.
BEEF 1012o.
LARD 17c.
SHOULDERS 15c.
BUTTER Wholesale, 35c.
BUTTER FAT 35c.
14 DESTROYERS
WASHINGTON, Xov. IS. Awards
for tho construction ol" fourteen' of
the torpedo hoat destroyers author
ized by the last naval appropriation
bill were announced by the navy de
partment 'today. The Kore Kiver
Shipbuilding company, Quincy, Mass.,
will construct cinht and the Union
Iron Works company, San KranciHco,
six vessels.
Contracts now have born let for 18
of the 20 vessels authorized. The
department is undecided whether the
remaining two ships will he built by
contract or at the navy yard.
The minimum price for the con
.'truction of the destroyers is rixed at
$1, 200000 each. Thoy will have a
displacement of 1,1 S5 tons, will be
310 feet in length, have ;ir knots
Fpeed and will carry a battery of
lour four-inch guns; two anti-aircraft
guns and four triple torpedo
tubes.
At the Churches
St. Mark's Kpispnl.
S a. in. Holy communion.
10 a. m. Sunday school.
11a. in. Holy communion.
7:30 p. m. Evening prayer.
Win. 11. HAMILTON,
Vicar.
TliniiksKiviiiK Sirvice Thursday
Evening, Nov. .Illtli
A union Thanksgiving service will
be held In the Baptist church on
Thursday evening, Nov. 30, at 7:30.
The sermon will be delivered by Rev.
Alfred A. .1. Hogg. Music will be
furnished by the Baptist choir. Every
body welcome.
Spiritualist.
Rev. O. II. lirooks. missionary at
large of the national association, who
is here from Dos Angeles. Cab, will
speak Sunday afternoon at 11:30 aud
evening at 7:45 In Smith's hall. Af
ternoon subject will be on "Death,"
After tho lectures Mr. Brooks will
give messages. Admission free. The
public most cordially invited.
Kr.-Lutu. .ion's (.Iwrcli
Oakland Avo. and Fourth St.
Rev. Dr. W. U, Moreuc-Oeser, Pastor
l'u'rage: 'Sis Wes-. Fourth St.
inaduy school (English) ) ; a. m
DNiue service (GerniAnj 11 a. m
You and yours are "dally iu
ited.
Onkdalc Ave. Methodist.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. in.
Preaching at 11 a. m. Subject,
"The Suffering of Christ."
Tho Lord's supper after the morn
ing sermon.
Reception of members.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
A cordial welcomo is extended to
all. H. N. BUANHAM, Pastor.
(Vntrnl Point Pivsbylerlnn.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
Morning worship with sermon
at
o'clock.
Vcspor services at 4 o'clock. Dr.
Lawrence Hill will speak at this
service, on the subject: "Science at
the Borderland of Spirit."
A cordial welcome Is extended to
all.
Jacksonville l'n-sb.vteriun.
Sabbath school at 10, with classes
for all.
"(Sod's providence" will 'lp "ie
theme, of the morning service nt 11.
Christian Endeavor meeting at
0:4.-,, '
Mioses Emma Wcndt and Alice Bc
croft will sing a duet for the evening
worship nt 7:30. Subject of the ser
mon will be, "The Strong Christian.'
Prayer meeting on Thursday even
ing nt 7:30.
We cordially Invite you to all of
these services. A. H. GAMMONS.
Minister,
First Ohuivli of Christ Scientist
Branch o the Mother Church: The
First Church ol Christ Scientist In
DoBton, Mass.
Sunday service at 11 o'clock. Sub.
jict, "Soul and Body."
Wodnesday evening meeting which
testimonies of Christian Science heal
ing are given at 7:30.
All are cordially Invite, edifice at
12 North Oakdalo.
Sunday school at 9:4"i. AH under
tto ngc of 20 are welcome.
Reading room In the If. F. i'.: II
Co. building open from 1:30 to 4:30
p. in. dally, except Sunday and holi
days.
First Christian Chnrdi
Cor. Ninth arid South Onkdalu
Music at both services. Miss French
will sing a solo, entitled "Eye Until-
Not Seen" (from the Holy City).
Morning sermon 10:45, subject,
"Open His Eyes That He May Bee.'
Evening sermon 7:30, "The Spirit
of Christ."
Bible school 0:45 a. m. If not
attending elsewhere, come. You will
bo cordially received. Classes for" all
C. E. at 6:30 p. m., subject, "Chris.
tlanlty Our' Country's Hope." I's.
9:1-20. '
Mid-week prayer meeting Thursday
evening 7:30. Come and worship with
us. , Strangors especially wolcome.
Harry E. Tucker, minister.
Res. 314 South Holly. ,
J'lrM Metluxllst Episcoiml
Dr. J. C. Rollins, pastor
The day's services begin with the
Sunday school hour nt 9! 43. All are
made welcome. '
Tho Kpworth League chapters meet
at 6:15; all young people are cordial
ly invited lo attend.
Public worship at 11 n. ni. and
7:30 p. m.
Dr. Rollins will speak at bolh ser
vices, At the morning hour, "The Darkest
Page In the World's Story." The us
ual excellent music by the vested
choir. !
Special numbers for tho day: "Tho
Pillows of the Earth Are the Lord's",
male quartet (Tours).
Tho public is cordially Invited
attend.
to
I 'ri-sl lytcria u ( 'I i u rch .
Main si. and Oily Park.
Sunday school nt 10 a. in. Hon.
W. 11. Gore, superintendent. Pri
mary and beginners department. Miss
Harmon, superintendent. Tlables
taken care of at the Sunday morning
service. Subject Sunday morning:
"What Is the New Hlrth "
In the evening at 7:30 there will
be a popular illustrated sermon on
"The Evil Influence of Had Temper
in Nagging Wives and Grouchy Hus
bands." Almost 500 people attended
the evening service last Sunday. Five
siiecial pieces of music will be given
at the Sunday services by the great
chorus choir In charge of Professor
Andrews, with Mrs. C. C. Met urdy at
the pipe organ.
A cordial Invitation and welcome Is
extended to all.
REV. ALFRED A. J. HOGG,
Vln'stcr.
First IhiptM.
The First lliiptlst church extends
most cordial Invitation to Its cr-
vices which, for Sunday, Nov. IS, are
as follow-s:
9: 45 a. m. Uible sct.ool,
11:00 a. in. sermon by the pastor.
Subject. "Tlio Home Acre of Amer
ican Baptists."
G::i0 p. in. Young People's devo
tional service.
7:30 P. ni. sermon by the pastor.
subject, "Two Builders." This will
be the first in a series of five ser
mons on "Christ's Contrasts In Char
acter."
The special music under the direc
tion of the new choir director, E. M.
Brown, is as follows:
Morning: A quartet selection, "The
King of Love My Shopherd Is," by
Schelley.
Evening, anthem, "In Heavenly
Love Abiding," by Holden.
Duet, "Tarry With Me," by Nicolai,
E. M. Brown and Miss Florence Has-
elrlgg.
The services of this church are full
of II fo and Inspiration. Plan to at
tend tho services Sunday.
FREDERICK W. CAUSTICNS,
' Pastor.
DERI SCHOOL NOTES
The following pupils, were neither
absent nor tardv during October:
Alice White, lieryl Rears, Milton llig-
itil.,t 1 1 1 1 in. Ruby 1 ligiiibothnm, (Irace
Mcrntt,' Itabih Merritt, Opal Swi-
hart, Kvelvn Swihart, Alice Humph
rev, Hubert Merritt, Walter Allen,
Klsie Kiggins and Ha iUdntyrc. '
The sixth grade kept their place as
best gT.'idc by getting nn average ol'
Do per cent.
The afternoon of November .'I a
community meeting was held. The
school children debated the (pieslion,
"Itesolveil, that the Indians suffered
more injustice al the bauds of the
white people than the negroes did."
Tile judges were J. Percy Wells,
Frank II. Neil and Irviu Kocnig. The
negative side won. After ihe school
program Superintendent .1. Percy
Wells ucti'd as leiupornry chairman
in organizing the Community club.
11. M. Mclnlyre was elected presi
dent, Mrs. Webb vice-president and
J. Asliton secretary. The next
meeting, wili be nt the sctioolhouse,
December 1, at 1 :M p. m. After the
'prog-ram baskets will be auctioned,
the proceeds lo be uesd to standard
ize the school.
Reported by Jackson County Ab
stract Co., Sixth and Fir Sts.
Marriage Ijlconscs-
Fred W. Cray and Linn Myrtle
Ilundlett.
.William Davis nnd Marie Taylor.
Lester Ellis and llernlce May Poole
Circuit.
First National Hank of Medford vs.
C. A. Malboeuf, to recover money.
Henry Pohlmnn vs. P. W. Watson,
order for publication of summons.
N.i.....t-a..-i
OLD-T1WK COLD CURE
DRINK HOT TEA!
Gel a small package of Ilaiubiirg
Breaefe Tea, or as tlio Germnn folks
call it, "Hambuigor Brusfc Thee," at any
pharmacy. Take a tiililespoouful of the
tea, put a cup of honing water upon
it, pour through a sicvo and drink a
teacup fuil ab any time during the
day or Vfore retiring. It is the most
eifectivo way to break a cold aud cure
grip, as it opens tho pores of the skin,
relieving congestion. Also loosens the
bowels, thus breuknvg up a cold.
Try it the next time you Buffer from
a cold or tiio grip. It is inexpensive
and entirely vegetable, therefore safe
and harmless.
STIFI
, ACHING MS
Bab Soreness from joints and musolM
with a small trial bottle of -
old St- Jacobs Oil
Ftop "dosing" Rheumatism.
It's pain only: not one ease in fifty
requires internal treatment. Itub sooth
ing, penetrating ''St. Jacobs Oil" right
on the "tender spot," and by the time
you say .lack Robinpon out conies the
rheumatic pain. "St. Jacob's Oil" is
a harmless rlieumntixni curr which never
' disappoints and iloesn't born tlie skin. It
takes jioiii, soreness ami shiftless from
aching joints, muscles and banes; stops
acintira, lumbago, backache, nciirslgiu.
Limber upl (let a 25 cent botllo
of old-time, honcit "St. Jacobs Oil"
from any drug store, and iu a moment
you'll bu free from pains, aches an-.i
stinncsB, Uoti't suffer! Rub rlicuum
timu away.
INTEHi ltlt.W Al TOCAIt CO.
TIME CAIM). '
Leave Meiltoid for Ashland, Talent
and Phoenix daily, except Sunday, nt
: a. m., 1 : flip, 2:00, 4 :0ii anil .",: I:,
p. in. Also on Saturday al 10:1.", p.
m. Sundays leave al. 10:30 a, m. and
2:00, .Villi and 9:30 p. m. Leave
Ashland for Meiltoid daily, except
Sunday, at 9:00 a. in., 1:00, 2:00,
4:00 and .VK, p. m. Also on Satur
day nights at 11:311. Sundays leave
Ashland at 9:00 o. in. and 1:00 and
10:30 p. in.
State of Oregon vs. Carl Uuiiesou
et al. order for bench warrant.
Samuel MacClintock vs Meuerva
Glenn, motion to dismiss.
Ileal Etnle Transfers.
W. S. Nell to Amy I,. Holmes,
milling claim In Forest ck
dlst $
F. D. Johnson et ux to James
F. Johnson, pt 35-1 W ....
Anna dash Rtirlnun to C. Vro-
.inan, pt 11 and 21-39-2E ....
II. E. llowman et ux ot Julia
Pierce, pt 37-3W ...i
10
CHICHESTER S PILLS
W THE lilAUONI 1IHANU, X i
I.itiU-al Autt jour Urualt for i
t'hl.uhfA.lvrit IHiiniuii J B rotlV
I'liUtn lit a "J Uwia mcUSIlAX
toi.i, skd ith i:u9 ltltbon. Xi
Tnln tio ihi II uy of your '
MciiKrUt. Atk 'or 'UI.!iIKH.TPn 8
mAJtUNH ItKAMt I'll.l.H, fir 8a
yM knowing lim.&ilest.Alnvyi KelUMc
" . S01D BV DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
Fl'ItNISHKll AIVUvTMRNTS
FOR RENT FurlnBhed apartment.
Hot water, heat. The Uerbcn.
rOK SA tJl IHWHIIH
'Oil SALE lieforo selling any lambs
or ewes, call us up. Roseuburg
Ilrotliers, Holland Hotel. 23li
FOR SAl.K A flno young 300-pound
Poland China sow. Phone 53II-J I.
FOR SAUO Two fresh cows. Also
jot'iov bull. Ralph Hillings, Ash-
land.
2 10
FOR SAI.K Team of mares, weight
2700. Ago G nnd 12. Inquire 324
N. Front street. - 20S
FOR SALE Or trade one good team
brown horBes. Inquire M4 West
14th street. 207
FOlt SALE 2000-lb. team horses, 8
and 9 years old, 2 sets harness and
wagon, all for $125. iluy quick as
1 am leaving the country. C. A,
Colby, Phone 0-F2 3, Lake Creek.
";i . 207
FOR SALE 7 lai'K, young, broken
burros. Neantio and Liberty,
North Medford. 200
'OR SALE Number good ewes.
Rosenberg Ilrotliers, Holland Hotel.
; 200
, FOR SALE REAL- KSTATE
FOR SALE Or trade, large lot and
building 'on good paved street. O.
F. Dyer, Medford, Oregon, 114 -X.
Central avo. . .208
FOR SAliK nUMYliljAHKOC
FOll SALE Or trade, seven horse
power wood saw. 511 East Main
street. .- - '2 00
FOR SALE Mammoth bronze tur
keys for breeding and new stock
from Las Vista Poultry Farm, cast
em Oregon. .1. U. Herring, Central
Point. 210
FOll SALE 5-passengcr llulck auto
In good condition, $325. Phone
' 45G. 200
FOR SALE Water power wasbor;
bookcases; 8x10 tent. Phone 381-.1.
' , 200
FOR SALE Australian club wheat
and barloy seed. G. D. Wlthrow.
Talent. - 210
FOR SALE Seed, alfnlfa, red clover
sweet clover, timothy and other
grasses; strictly fancy stocks. Write
for samples. Ralph Waldo Elden,
Central Point, Ore.
FOlt SALE Young and old geese.
C. W. Isaacs, Phone 591-J2
FOR SALE Corn,
Phono 597-R-2.
205
FOR SALE Fat turkeys.
Phono lfi-Fll.
C. Carey,
WANTKT) KITOATIOINS
WANTED Dressmaking, home or
day. 144 S. Central. Phone 497-M.
WANTED Position in office or as a
waitress. Address Sylvia Parker,
llox 827. P. O. 209
HEliP WANTKD MALB
SALESMEN Capable specialty man
for Oregon; staple line on new and
exceptional terms; vacancy now.
attractive commission contract, for
balance of year aud 1917: $3.
weekly for expenses, Miles F. MIk
ler Co., 229- 17 Carlln Illdg. Cleve
land, O. 200
HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTED Girl for general house
work. Apply M. T., caro Mail Trl
buno. '
WANTED MlSCTXTvANKOUS
WANTED Maternity cuses, minor
operations and medical cases: pri
vate nursing al my home, including
hoard and room, $l,.ou per week
spechil care rendered. Mrs. II. L
Wilson, Itoosevelt ave., Phone
t;l-li:i. 200
WANTED Owner of Ford auto in
good condition warning to dispose
of same. Address llox Ford, Matl
Tribune. 206
WANTED-
Light, hack. Phono 8H7-W
20"
WANTED Mattresses and feather
beds lo make into sanitary lolding
forms. Pillows lo renovate 75
ccntii ter pair. Steam sterilized
feather pillows for sale as low as
l tier pair. 322 E. 12th. Phone
1!iii-.l. 2ini
WANTED Modern bungalow, well
located, not over $l.',00. Spot
cash. Clark Really Co.
WANTED Immediate listings of
land suitable for sugar bcet.i. Me
Ciirdy Insurance Agency, Medford
National Dank building.
WANTED Remomber your poultry
and eggs will bring you more
money at Warner, Wortman and
Gore's. Ono price for hens, re
gardless of size,
ft
KUH RKNT niltiKKKKEPlNQ
ItlllliW
FOR KKN'T Furiilshtd and, house
keuplng rooms. Call" 2 to 4) 322
South Central. '.- 207
FOR RENT Furnished for home
keeping, upper or lower floor In
private residence, 5 and 6 rooms,
modern, close in; reasonable. price.
204 South Central ave.' '- 20ii
WANTED., To exchange 140 acr
stock and dairy ranch near conft
In Lane County, one mile from sta
tion on Eugene-Coos Boy railroad,
school 1-4 inllo, for acreage Rogue
River vnlley. Address lt 4 1 -A,
K. R. 1, Medford. 207
I.OS1.
LOST Pair of brown gloven between
Cnstllllon Orlll anil post office.
.Finder return to Olmstead's Gro
cery. . 20(1
LOST On Thursday on Main street
or Central ave. a brown neck piece.
Finder please Phone 232 Jackson
ville. . ' , 207
BUSINESS MKROTOHT
Auto Bappnr
LAHER -'AUTO BPRINQ ' CO. W
ar operating the largest; - oldeft
and best equipped plant In the Pa
cific northwest. Use our spring
when others fall. Bold under guar
antee. 26 North- Fifteenth-' fit,
Portland, Ot. -...- : n t - i .
ANomoyi
GEOROE A. CODDINO .Lawyer
Room 413 Garnett-Corey Bldg.,
Medford, Ore. : Phone 221. -
GEO. W. CHERRY Attorney ana
- Notary, Rooms 9-10, Jackson Coun
ty Hank Building, entrance N.
Central, Medford, Ore. . .
PORTER J. NEFF Attorney at law,
rooms 8 nnd 0, Medford National
Dank Building, . -i .... .. ,
A. E. REAME9, LAWTKR Garwt.
- Corey bids. i ..., i
Q. M. ROBERTS Lawytjr.
Medford National Bank Bnlldiaa.
Collections.
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS W
collected some accounts 14 yean
old. We knowi how to get tht
money. . The Bullock Mercantile
Agency, Inc., Rooms 1, X, I, Haa
klns' Bldg., 216 H. Main si
Dentist
Dr. W. M. VAN BCOTOO
DR. C. O. VAN SOOTOO
Dentists -
Garnett-Oorey Bldg., nits
Msdfora, Oro. Phone 86.
Collections and Report
' Engineer and Contractor
(CRED N. CUMTrflNGS engineer an
contractor, 404 M. F. at H. Bldf
Surveys,, estimates, r Irrigation
drainage, orchard and land ls
provemeat. .
Garbage
GARBAGE Get your : premise
cleaned up for the snmmer. 'Call
on the city garbage wagons tat
good service. Phone I74-U. F.
Y. Allen. - - - '
House Movers
MEDFORD HOUSE - MOVERS W
Move Houses, Barns, Garages, Ma
chinery, Etc. Phonen 488-M, -or
488-X. 612 S. Newtown, 8 U Da
kota. . ,
Instruction in Music
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher ol
piano aud harmony. Halght Musle
Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bldf.,
Phone 72. - - - - - " - .i-u
liunranee.
EARL S. TIIMY General Insurance
otrice, Fire, Automobile, Aecldent
Liability, Plate Glass,-' Contract,
and Surety Bonds. Excellent com
panles, good local service. - No,
t 210 Garnett-Corey Bldg. -
' ' Physicians and tmrgeont " '"
OrT W. W. HOWARD Osteopath!
phyBlclan, - 303 - Garaett-Corar
building. Phone ISO. i
DR. J. J. EM MENS Physician as
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses (ap
plied. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. ft H. Co.
bldg., opposite P. O, Phone til.
Printers an Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has th
best equipped printing offico ut
southern Oregon; book binding
loose leaf ledgers, billing yrstems.
etc. Portland prices. 17 Norm
Fir St.
Transfer
BADS TRANSFER ft STORAUB CO.
, Office 42 North Front St. Phon
116. Prices right Service guar.
WHY?
Irrigation means saleable land. I
cannot sell land In this county unless
It has water or a show to get It.
The actual producing value of land
In this county will he more than
doubled when properly Irrigated.
Irrigation first.
J. C. BARNES
102 West Main Street. "
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