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SAN FRANCISCO, .Ian. 1(1. Al
fred W. BluiiecU, Accused of the
murder of Clyde Armour, his travel
ing companion, near Santa Fo, X. M.,
arrived here today In custody of the
chief of. police of Albuquerque, on
his way east to stand trial, lllancett
was arrested at Friday Harbor,
Wash., January 1.
Armour was on an automobile trip
from Sioux City, la., to Fresno, Oil.
His bones were unearthed by d dog
20 miles from Santa Fe Sunday.
Blnncett does not know thut a dog
dill? up the body of Armour at Cllor
letn, X. M., and ho thinks the state
witi have a hard time proving the
murder without tho corpse, Chief of
Police Galusha said.
Itlancctt, who is 23 years old, shot
himself in the neck after his arrest
in Friday Harbor, but will recover.
"I don't want mother to know,'1 he
said after he shot himself.
Gulusha said lie hud not questioned
bis prisoner nor would he allow
others to do so, fearing the defense
would make capital of It owing to
Rlaueett's condition. Prisoner aud
captor will leave here tonight.
Blancett was accompanying Ar
mour from Denver overland in an
automobile. He is accused of mur
dering his host and burying the body
near Cllorieta last October. A dog
nosed the body out or Its shallow
grave. Arriving in Santa Fe lllan
cett, it is charged, assumed Armour's
name aud received $000 from Sioux
City, la., and from Armour's mother
in Fresno, afterward selling tho auto
mobile and going to Friday Harbor.
POPE CONGRATULATES
WASHINGTON, '.ln. 30, Con-
grot illations from 1,'ope licncdirt NV
on the recent pence move of the
American government were conveyed
to President Wilson loilnv liv Juan
li in no, Hie Spanish ambassador. The
pope .sent no suggestions I'm' I'ulure
moves. The message was cunveved
through the Spanish ambassador be
cause the papal legation here has no
diplomatic status.
Portland .Livestock.
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. l(i. Bulk
of packing grades, 10. 40i 10.50;
heavy packing, f 10.43 (ft 1 0.53 ; heavy
'lu tellers, $10. 40(?r 10.50; light pack
ing. $ 1 0.33 iff 10.43 ; rough heavy,
$!l.25(ii 10; pigs and skips, $9 9.23;
stocks hogs, $8.25ij9; cripples, .fS
9.
Cattle steady; receipts 100. Steers,
prime light, $ 8. 35 S.50; prime
heavy, $Sj-8.35: good, $7.750 8;
cows, choice, $7.35 7.30; medium
to good, $0.73!fi7; ordinary to fair,
?5.75fi G.23; heifers, $4 0 7.00;
bulls, $4jti; calves, $3.50 U 5.50.
Sheep finn; receipts 70. Lambs,
cast of mountains. $11 11.25;
lambs, valley, $10.30!!; lambs,
good, $9.75 Cri 1 0.25; choice yearling
wethers, $9.40ifl0: good yearlings.
$11 (Si fl.50; choice ewes. $SfjS.25
heavy ewes. $0.75 C'l 7.50: good year
lings, $9(u!.50; choice ewes, $8y
5. hpnvv pu-ps Sfi i .i VI i .ill.
Poi-tinnd Hiillcr.
I'ORTI.ANI). Ore., Jan. 10.-
tcr steady.
Portland Grain.
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 10 Wheat
strong. No trading. Spot bids 1 to
5c higher, liluestem bid 2c under
Pacific Northwest record; foriyfolil
equals it; club 4c. over it; red Rus
sian 0c over it. Illtlestem, $1.6S;
fortvfold, $1.63; club, $1.65; red
Russian. $1.62.
Parley unchanged.
Today's car receipts: Wheat f'.
flour. 1, oats 10, hay 5.
Chicago Wheat.
CHICAGO, Jan. 16. Wheat:
Open Close.
Mnr $I.S5 (l.fs
July 1.49 1.5 i
A 0000 WINTER KABIT
Miiny people drc.id winter because
the sudden climatic change bririg
colds, grippe, rheumatism, totisilitis or
bronchitis. But thousands of well
inforined men and women today avoid
much sicknessfnr themselves and their
children by taking a few Ixitiles of
Scott's Kmulsion to make richer bl-Kxl,
fortify the membranes of the throat
and chest r.ndcrc.ltlni!y-waM'.ilhti re
sist sickness. SoMicTs at wnr r.'crive end
livtr oil; ii wilt al-;o streiietb.-n you.
5C04I & ttuWlK, llirjiatiiJ, N. J. KrX
Ti
DERNE. Switzerland, Jan. 10.
Official announcement was made to
day that tho federal council had de
cided as u. measuro of precaution to
mobilize on January 24 the second
division and the contingents of the
fourth and fifth divisions which have
not yet been mobilized.
"The federal council declares that
circumstances enabled it to reduce
very considerably during recent
months tho forces on tho frontier.
At the beginning of the year It was
considered necessary to take more
extensive measures of precaution and
for this reason it ordered the mobili
zation on January 24 of the second
division and the contingents of the
fourth and fifth , divisions which
have not yet been mobilized.
"The federal council remains fully
confident of the intentions of the
European belligerents toward the
neutrality of Switzerland."
There have been frequent reports
recently of uneasiness In Switzerland
regarding possible violation of the
country's neutrality. Italy, accord
ing to unofficial dispatches, has been
strengthening her defenses along the
Swiss border.
President Schulthcss of Switzer
land said recently that the Swiss peo
ple would never allow tt foreign nrmy
to invade their soil. On account' of
the reiteration of these reports, the
French and German governments re
newd thlr assurances to Switzerland
that thy would respect her neutral
ity.
Airs. 13. ti. Harding, acting as a
delegate from the local Parent
Teacher's Association, spent Wednes
day in Medford, attending the meet
ing called for tho purpose of form
ing a Southern Oregon Federation of
Parent-Teacher associations.
Ti. Casey and daughter. Miss Helen,
were visitors at tho Dr. Carey home
last Saturday. Mr. Casey and daugh
ter were returning to tehir home at
Dallas, Ore., after a stay in San
Francisco.
Will White and wile returned Sun
day from Klamath Falls.
II. G. Harding was a Saturday visi
tor at Grants Pass.
l.loyd Seaman returned to his work
in Medford Tuesday, after a short
visit with his home people here.
Dr. L. K. Hriscoe and Editor Rost
wlck made a hurried trip to Ashland
Wednesday. They encountered some
bad roads for motoring.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Williams of
Central Point, were Sunday visitors
with Mrs. Rena Whipple and family.
Dr. Fiudlay of Salem was a Hogue
River visitor Tuesday.
Rev. Paul S. Handy of Centra!
Point preached in the Presbyterian
church Sunday night.
John Pitman and family have gone
to Glendale to live.
The first basket ball game of the
championship series of this valley
was played at Gold Hill last Friday
evening. The resulting score was 38
to 7 in favor of the Rogue River boys'
team, and 17 to 10 in favor of the
Cold Hill girl's team. The next
game is to be played at Rogue River
Saturday, January 20.
EAGLE POIN T EAGLETS
By A. C. Hewlett
George Howard, one of the Med
ford insurance agents, came out last
week and wrote out an insurance pol
icy for Hie Baptist church of this
place for 1IOO.
Charley Manning of Peyton eame
out on Kriduy, the !lli, went up on
Antelope creek near Climax and
brought out Saturday Miss Mabel
Henson, took her to the P. & E. de
pot and stinted her for her school
on Applogale. Miss Henson has been
spending her vacation with her
father on the farm near Climax.
Since I lust wrote (hero has been
It number of accidents in this neigh
borhood. Among them was Mrs. Ed
Coy. She slipped on the frozen
snow and fell, and her husband eame
out to assist her in tile house, nnd as
he was stooping over to lift iier up
was taken with it catch m his spine
and he fell by her side, but a! Inst
accounts they were both out of dan
ger. About the :ime time Mrs.
Sarah Coy. I lie mot her of Ed Ci
fell on the ice and had some painful
bruise, and a ,-hort lime later Mis.
John Smith met nitii a -i:iiilar acci
dent nnd hui-t h-r kio-e, but Irou
vli;it 1 can lealll liolie of the accident-
were ciiou-,. Here I mi! re
uark that the three ii;.-iilont-- jn-,t rc-iioiu-j
,iule jll loiui -a)', tt-, J ImIV
been and am now confined to the
house with In grippe, and have to
gather my items tin best I etui. This
is Thursday morning and I have not
been uuay from Ihc house but once
tor over a week, and then took n
short walk, so Hint what I have to
write has been picked up us best 1
could.
1'. S. Anderson, recently from the
Alberta country, and is nt this time
making the Suiiny.side headquarters',
enme out i'roui his farm on ltoguo
river, spent two nights here, then
went lo Modfuril, Jacksonville und
ti ranis Pass on business.
Miss Nell l'enehey, who is teaching
in the John Under district, spent her
vacation with her pai'enls, soulh of
Ashland, and spent Saturday night
with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ilort
l'enehey, in 0. W. Daley's, of this
place. ,
Miss Vera Kershaw of Wellen.
who, witli her brother, .lames, own
and operate a large stock ranch on
Antelope creek, came in witli her
cream for shipment Tuesday. She
says that their slock is doing fine,
consisting" of sheep, goats! cattle and
hogs.
Mrs. J. . (lies'.) Carlton of Cen
tral Point eame over the first of the
week to visit her brothers mid sis
ters, the late George llrov.n family.
Her and her sister, Lottie Van Seoy,
spent Tuesday evening' witli us.
Anions the business men who have
called since I Inst wrote were 1!. M.
Oilier of San Francisco, Oil.: ('. li.
Hunt of Portland und O. N. ISirkluml
of Medford. They were represent!)
lives of three different hardware
firms.
Last Monday licit ilryant of Med
ford, formerly of this place, came
out to go to work on the A. Oorbin
packing house that gave way under
the pressure of the snow. John
Smith hud been working- on if a few
days. This is the second time that
Hie same structure has given way,
the first time under its own weight
on account of it bring- not properly
braced, and the foundntion being dc
feelive, and this time on account ot
shoddy work in the building in the
first place. The contractor left Ihc
country as soon ns he could and left
the other fellow to hold Hie bag.
Mrs. Minnie Bryant eame out Tues
day, attended the Kebcknh lodge and
spent the night here lit the Simnysidc
with her husband.
Tuesday night they had the instal
lation of the officers in the Price He
bcltah lodjic of Kngle Point. The fol
lowing persons wen; installed by O.
D. 1'. Minnie Bryant: Lottie Coy, N
G.; Ed Cov, li. S. ; Norman McQuoid
L. R. ; Minnie Clink, V. f.i.; Charles
Clark, !!. S.; Hull in llowletl, L. S.
Mrs. Norman McQuoid, secretary
Mrs. May Painter, financial secre
lary; Sarah E. Hewlett, treasurer
Mrs. M. S. Wood, Chap. Sophia:
Mrs. JL S. Wood, chaplain: Sarah
Childrctli, warden; Nellie drover
conductor; W. L. Childreth, I. ti.; Ed
Cingcade, O. O.
V. A. Hcffner of Trail, who has
charge of the Elk creek hatchery
snent Mondav night with ns. lie n
pkiunin;; to rebuild the hatchery this
coming spring on a much larger and
improved scale.
Noble Zimmerman and ('. A. Neus-
trom. (he latter from Lake creek
came in Wednesday for dinner. Mr
N. is Ihc road supervisor in the Laid
Creek dislriet and seems to be doing-
good service and giving satisfaction
William Thomas and Mr. Staub of
Brownsboro were in town Wednesday
and -Mr. T. culled on ynur eorrespoii
dent on business aud took dinner.
1 received a message lal night nve
the phone from Thomas ('iiiilon or
dering' tho Daily Mail 1 ribune to I;
sent to l'rospecl.
'liud Adams" left the lirst of the
week for Omaha, Neb., where he will
attend tin uutomoliili: school for the
winter.
A. W. Moon of Grants Pass was a
business visitor here during the week.
Frank ('lurk made a trip to Evans
Creek Tuesday to attend lo business
matters there.
Ered Burrows, ti former resident of
Central oPint, but now of Khimuth
Kalli. Or., is nmong Central Point
friends this week.
Ileury Freeman left a few days ogo
for Palo Alto, where he will attend
.Stanford university for the remain
der of the school year.
Mrs. E. II. Earro of Kay Gold was
transacting business heri Saturday.
E. P. Anthony, the hide man, who
has been attending to business mat
ters here for n few days, hns left for
his headquarter lit Eugene.
Central Point's young people who
ore nttending college, eighteen in
number, and eleven young, school
murms, have all left for their vurious
work, leaving the city quite empty of
young life, aside from the younger
set who arc yet in high school.
Wator Superintendent Kr.ink Clark
made n hu-iiicss trip to Medford Set
uiday. Mr-. Corn Kinney of Sam- Vnliey
was a week-end guest of her mother,
Mr-. I.ittle. of this city.
Mi ;. Hairy ( Mlton kss oiv- of the
out-of-town guests from here in
Eagle Point this week.
Miss Fnyc Grimes is visiting among
friends in Corning-, Oil., tit present.
Grip secnn lo he quite the popular
thing in this community nowadays.
Every one you meet bus the sneezes,
cough, watery eyes or some similar
symptom that is a part of that com
plaint. After seven vein's of service as
city marshal, J. B. Holmes resigned
at tho regular meeting of the city
council Monday evening, resignation
to take effect immediately. E, E.
Clark was appointed to fill (he vu
enncy temporarily.
Mrs. Ed Moore accompanied her
niece, .Miss Lila .Moore, as inr as
Oakland, Oil., Miss Lila going from
there to her home in Delano alone.
Mi's, Rose Ilcrrenhiiuse, book
keeper in the firm of Craufill & ltoh
nett, is enjoying a month's vacation
with her parents in Portland.
1. C. Itolinett, Cenlral Point mer
chant, has returned from a business
trip to Oregon's metropolis.
Joe Lockwood left recently for
his home in Nebraska utter a year's
tay in Oregon.
Mrs. Court Hall of Medford en
joyed a vif.it with her mother, Mrs.
Julia Owens, Wednesday.
Mrs. Oaks Ames ami liny daugh
ter, Arleiie Kiitherine, were visiting
among Cenlral Point friends and rel
atives here during I he week.'
Mr. Brewer, editor of the Cenlral
Point Herald, made n business trip to
Grants Pass the hist of the week.
Mrs. R A. Hawk left her work Ion;
enough Wednesday to board a jitney
and make for Ashland, where she
visited with her sister, Mrs. Bcelcr,
for n few small hours.
Joe lloswell has leased his barber
shop lo Mr. Boswick of Medford, who
will soon take charge.
Mrs. E. V. Glenson, who has been
ill for several weeks, is rapidly ini
proving and will soon be able to once
more add her delightful presence to
her lnrjie circle of friends here, who
have greatly missed the cheery per
sonality of Mrs. Qlcason during her
lengthy illness.
Jeff Johnson, who was snfferin
from pneumonia, was rushed to the
Sacred Heart hospital at Medford Ihc
first of the week, where ho died
shortly after.
Kay Ager, who has been absent
from the city for some time, is among
his Central Point friends nt present
Mi's. Lorenn Downing in pnying her
son, Will Downing, and family of Ap
plegale a visit. ;.-.
George W. Little of northern C'ali
forniu is visiting : relnlives unci
friends here for n few days.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Merritl of Gold
Hill were among Central Point friend
Sunday.
Mr. Moore, Sr., has returned from
Eagle Point, tit which place he sient
several davs at the homo of his
daughteij Mrs. Oligemic.
The annual installation of officers
and banquet, of the Women's Kelief
corps -will be held nl the rooms of
thnt organization in the Central Point
opera house Saturday, January 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Bristol1 of Brooking:
Or., are paying Mrs. Bristoc's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jiilues Greer Mc
Dowell, a visit.
Miss Syd Bender is spending Ibis
week with Medford friends.
liev. Uecd and wife tind Mi.su Helen
To Relieve Catarrhal
Deafness and
Head Noises
Person:; suffering from cat.'irrhnl
deafnei-s and head noises will be glad
to know that this distressing afflic
tion can usually lie successfully
treated at home by an Internal medi
cine that In many instances lias ef
fected conijib te relief after other
treatments have failed. Sufferers
who could scarcely hear have had
their hearing restored to such an ex
tent that the tick of a watch was
plainly audible seven or eight inches
away from either ear. Therefore, if
you know of someono who is
troubled with heud noises or catar
rhal deafness, cut out this formula
and hand It to them and you may
have been tho means of saving some
poor " sufferer perhaps from total
deafness. The prescription can ho
prepared at home and IS made a
fallows:
Secure from your druggist 1 07
Pannint (double strength) , about 75
.ents worth. Tako this home and
add to It Vi pint of hot water and 4
ot. of granulated sugar; stir until
dissolved. Tako ono tablespoon fnl
Our times a day.
Psrmint la used in thla way not
only to red 11 .v Ly tonic action the In
flammation and swelling In the L'.t
ftachlan Tubes, and thus to equalize
ih air presnuro on tho drums, hut
to correct any excess of secretions in
the middle ear, nnd the result .1 it
(jives are nearly always quick and
c C'ectlve.
Every person who haa catarrh in
.iiiy form should give tills recipe f
tlial.
For sule by Heath's firug Store.
Strang's Drfug Store, Medford Phar
macy, West Side Pharmacy and
Har.Lin't ltu Ploie.
Adninson nnd Miss Wells, nl-o Mr.
Wells, nil of Talent, were in Cenlral
Poiul Holiday, - ' s
Reported by Jackson County Ab
stract Co., Sixth and Fir St.
Circuit.
Ilruce Locke vs. K. 11. Crouch, ct
ul, demurrer.
Chns. P. Colby vs. City ot Medford,
ot nl, stipulation extending time to
answer.
Warner, Wortman and Gore vs.
Evelyn Caldwell, writ of attachment.
C. A. Williams
vs. Theo. 11. F.
Engle, stipulation.
Jackson County
vs. Klizabeth A.
Miller, demurrer.
l!shate.
Kniinett Reeson, eslnte, udinllled
to probate.
John Sliivley, estate, proof ot post-
S notice to creditors.
Justin Smith, guardianship, guard
ian bond.
.Marriage Licenses.
Leigh Swlnson nnd Marie
F.
Real Fstato Transfers.
:Ralph 11. Tusler, et ux, to
William II. l.nuer, W. I), to
land ill sec. 12, T. 37 S., It.
1 F, 8
O. Adams, et ux, to S. M.
Wertz, et ux, W. I), to three
small tracts In sec. 22, T.
3li S., R. 4 W
H. E. Slatlery, et ux. to. .loshla
AV: Grayless, et ux, correc
tion deed to laud In sec. G,
T. 35 8., It. 2 E :.
100
STOP CATARRH! OPEN
NOSTRILS AND HEAD
t Says Cream Applied in Nostrils)
I Itelieves Heaa-Cotds at Once.
f I
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If your nostrils aro clogged and your
hood is sliifTcd and' you can't breathe
freely Iweause of a cold or catarrh, just
pet a small bottle of Ely's Cream Ralm
nfc any drug store. Apply a littio ot
this - fragrant, antiseptic cream into
your nostrils and let it penetrate
through every air passage of your head,
southing and healing the inflamed, swoN
len mucous mcmbrano aud you get in
stant relief.
Ah! how good it feels. Your nos
trils are open, your head is clear, no
moro hawking, snufliing, blowing; no
mora headache, dryness or struggling
for breath., Ely's Cream Ralm is just
wlnit sufferers from hend colda and ca
tarrh need. It's a delight,
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED An educated middle aged
lady desires position as compnnion
and housekeeper in good home.
Address Gil West 11th st. 254
HELP WANTKI) MALE
WANTED Man to clear land for
wood on same. 1). F. Van Dyko.
WANTED lly reliable mechanic.
'Work by hour nt your own garage.
Reasonable. References. Call or
write Box X. V. Mall Tribune. 253
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Team. Weight I2O0
Weight 1200 pounds. Phone
857-Y. 258
WANTED To buy used Ford. Mil at
be in good condition. Dr. Helms.
WANTED A 5 or 0-foot dink har
row. State make, condition and
price. Chas. Nunan, Medford, R.
it. 1. Phone Jacksonville 40(1. 25 1
WANTED Firsi elans furnished
house on the. pavement. Wanted
about March I. No children. ,',d
droHs I'. O. Box 1 02 1.
WANTKI)- Practical nurse would
nrofor obstetrical caw:); can give
references. 2 1 (.ieneh.iee st. .Med
ford. 255
WANTED
pots at
G7-R1.
- .Second
reasonable
hand
price.
smudge
Phono
255
WANTED House movers.
4S.S-M, or 4SS-X.
PllOlM
WANTED C. A. Hamlin, dealer In
bides and wool. Highest prires
paid. Offices, Laurel St., Market,
Phono 475-L. 204
WANTED Romember your poultry
and eggs will bring you more
money at Warner, Wortman and
Gore's. Ono price for hens, re
gardless of size
FOIl S A 1,1: REAL ESTATE
FOR KALE Medford prop riy, or
will trade for property out eide 01
city limits, or In other localities.
. 11. C. Glascock, 256 Realty st. 25 1
KOR SALE One Inside and 2 cor
ner lots on West Mnln street, $50
each. What will you give? Phone
311-R. 251
FOR BALK A 200-aero ranch. In
quire at 1 15 South Grape St., Med
ford, Ore. 254
FOR SALE Or trade, 1 1 acres, paid
waler right for 3 acres, balance
under ditch, near Central Point,
Ore. Address li. O. Lockwood,
Rogue River, Ore. 253
FOR SALE Cheap. Three houses
and three lots; two housos nro on
one lot, one house on one lot, and
one vacant lot. Sam Hauer, Nes-
liowln. Oregon. 2 US
FOR SALE $500, house and lot 112
Elm at., Highland Park add. Want
offer. Address 21135 25th ave., 8
P., Citl. 25i
It Works! Try It
Tclli how to looicn a tore,
tender corn to It tifta
out without pain.
Good news spreads rapidly and drug
gists here ara kept busy dispensing
irei'zone, the ether discovery of a Cin
cinnati man, which Is sale to loosen
any corn so it lifts out with the fingers.
Ask at tiny phsraiucy for a quarter
ounce of freezone, which will coat very
little, but is said to bo sufficient to rid
one's feet of every hard or soft corn or
callus.
You apply just a few drops on the
tender, aching corn and instantly the
soreness la relieved, and soon tho corn
la so snriveled that it litis out with
out pain. It is a sticky substance
which dries when applied and never
Inflames or oven Irritates the adjoin
ing tissue.
This discovery will prevent thou
i' '.uds of deaths annually from lockjaw
and infection heretofore resulting from
tho suicidal habit ot cutting oorns.
HKLP AVAXTF.D l'K.MALK
WANTF.D At once. Lady to do
pressing and repairing. Pantoriinu
Iyo orks.
WANTF.D Girl for general house
work for family of two. Address
K. care -Mail Tribune. 253
1'OK SALK roVLTItt
FOR SALK-!! W dozen Whin l.e
horn liens from one e:r ).o two
years old. Phono 34-t-W. -53
FOR SALE White Orphliigton cock
rels. J!. A. Clovenger, Talent,
Ore. 255
FOR SALE Ono 210-egg Petulumn
incubator, two CyphoiH portable
hovers, tho three for IJ15. Phono
344-X. 254
FOIt SALE IdVKBTOCK.
FOR SALE A high grade Jersey
cow, cheap. Just fresh. Phone
-571-111. 257
FOR SM.L" Jersey cow, jur.t fresh.
$50. W. J. llartzell, 40S J1.257
FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE A Wilton llrussels rug.
?10. Call at 421 Soulh Fir St.
FOR SALE Hog tight
Peil's, Ashland, for 113
Tod. Emil Pell.
fence . at
cents per
201
FOR SALE- Small team, household
goods, orchard Implements, S4 4
W. 14th St. 250
FOR SALE To move good burn
Cheap for cash. Phone 25-J1. II.
II. Nye. 2 57
FOR SALE
on Hales
J!. M. W.
At a discount, duoblll
Plnno House for $192.
Mall Tribune. 235
FOR SALE Cabinet sewing ma
chine, duffel nnct mahogany table.
Phone SI 3. 215
FOR SALE 1000-gnl. Fort Wayno
steel tank. Court Hall. 204
FOR SALE Household goods. 1150
West 8th. 253
FOR SALE
condlllon. -7 hives of boos In good
J. S. Vilas. 253
FOR SALE Ileardlesa seed barley.
Phono 732-J2, Route 2, Box 112.
271
FOR SALE Plow, "A" harrow, Kim
ball wondor, potato digger and
Bicklo grinder. Curkin fc Taylor.
FOR SALE Seed, alfalfa, red clover
sweet clover, timothy nnu otner
grasses; strictly fancy stocks. Write
for sninplos. Ralph Waldo Eldon,
Central Point, Oro.
Foil KENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT Or trade, a 200-acrn
ranch. Inquire at 145 South Grape
St.. Medford, Ore. 254
FOIt
II EXT HOlSEttEEl
KOOMS.
FOR KENT Furnished ami house
keepin, rooms, ('i)ll 2 to 4, !!-2 S.
Central. Phone 4ii-R2. 25v
FOR KENT HOUSES
FOIt HK'VT
furnished.
Small niniU-in coflaue
cIohc In. -.I.) X. tirape
FOR RENT
on Maple
-Partly furnished horn;
street. Dr. Helms. 2 5 5
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
FOR RENT Furnished apartment
hot water heat. The Ilerbca.
FOR RENT Am leaving city for six
months mid will rent my furnished
homo very reasonable to desirable
parties. 422 So. Laurel.
ItUSLVESS OPPORTUNITIES
WILL SELL $1,000 stock In well
known coni-ern which has paid t
per cut dividend per year for
past five years, for $S00 cash.
E. 8. Tinny, 210 Gal nett-Corey
Hldg. 253
LOST
LOST Saturday night. Small all-
gator hand purse on Central
Portion streets, between 6th and
3rd Htieet. Had 3 keys and small
change. Reward It returned to
Mali Tribune.
MONEY TO LOAN
TO LOAN $5000 private
first mortgage security. F
Veil P.
money
L. Ton
MONEY TO LOAN On Improved
farms. I'. K. Nnlley, 707 West
Main. 201
HONEY TO LOAN--Have money to
loan on first mortgages, (jitlck
servlie. E. H. Tinny, 210 fi.nnotf
I'oiey lildit.
FOIt EXCHANGE
TO TRADE Stock farm. About
1,300 acres, three nillcH from Ku
gene, about 200 acres In cultiva
tion. Well stocked with sheep and
cattle. Will consider .Medford
property or ranch land near Med
ford. Phone t40 or uddvots P. O.
box 10;:ti .Medford. 254
FOR EXCHANGE A good five-room
house und sun parlor In Long
Reach, Cul. Lot 50x125. Clear
title with abstract value $3,000.
Want small Improved acreage near
(Medford, Oregon. Owners only.
Address 5;t2, Nebraska avenue,
Long Dench, Cul. 254
FOR TRADE 25 ocres good tlllablo
soil, lots of wood and water. Wtant
have you? Tel. 529-.I4. 257
BUSINESS DIUECTOItY
Auto Supplies
LAI1KR AUTO SPRING CO. We
nro operating tho largest, oldest
and best equipped plant In the Pa
cific northwest. Uso our apringa
when others fail. Sold under guar
antee, 2G North Fifteenth St.
Portland. Ore.
Attorneys
UFO. W. CHERRY Attorney and
Notary, Rooms 9-10, Jackson Coun
ty Bank Building, entrance N.
Central, Medford, Oro. '.
PORTER J. NEFF Attorney at law.
rooms K nnu 9, Meurord National
Hank Building.
A. " E. REAMES
Corey hldg.
-Lawyer. Oarnett-
Collections
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS We
collected some accounts 14 years
old. Wo know how to get the
money. The Bullock Mercantile
Agency, Inc.. Rooms 1, 2, 3. Has
klns' Tlldg., 210 E. Main St.
Dentists
DR. T. T. SHAW Dentist. Ovor Da
lels Clothing Store In rooms for
merly occupied by Dr. Jones. Phone
G92-Y. Recidence Phone G00-Y. 151
DR. W. M. VAN SOOYOC
DR. C. C. VAN SCOYOO !
Dentists
Gnrnott Coroy BIdg., Suite .. 810
Medford, Oro. Phone 85G.
Engineer and Contractor
FRED N. CUMMINGS Engineer and
contractor, 404 M. F. ft H. Bide
I Surveys, estimates. Irrigation drain
age, orchnrd and land Improvement
Garbage
GARBAGE- Got your premise
cleaned up for the summer. Call
on the city garbage wagons to"
good service. Phone 874-U fr.
Y. Allon.
Instruction in Muslo
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of
piano and harmony. Halght Musk
Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey BIdg.,
Phone 72.
Insurance
EARL S. TUMY General Insurance
office, Fire, Automobile, Accident,
Liability, Plato Glass, Contract
and Surety Bonds. Excellent com
panics, good local service. No. 2U
Garnett-Corey Hldg.
Physicians and Burgeons
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic
physician. 303 Garnott-Coroy build.
Ing. Phone 130.
DR. J. J. EMM ENS Physician and
Burgeon. Practice limited to oye,
car, noso and throat. Eyes scion
tlflcally tested and glasses sup
plied. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P,
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. & 11. Co.
bldg., opposite P. O. Phono 5G7.
Printers ana Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has the
best equipped printing office in
Southern Oregon; Hook binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 North
Fir at.
Transfer
10 A l)S TRANSFER & KTOItAGK OO.
Office 42 North Front at. Phone
315. Prices right. Service guap
anteeil.
IN'TEItURIlAN AUTOCAR CO.
TIME OAltf).
Lcavo Medford for Ashland, Talent
and Phoenix daily, except Sunday, at
8:00 a. m., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 5:15
p. m. Also on Saturday at 10:15 p.
ni. Sundays leave at 10:30 a. m. and
2:00, 5:00 and 9:30 p. m. Leave
Ashland for Medford dally, except
Sunday, at 9:00 a. m., 1:00, 2:00,
4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Satur
day nlghf.i at 8:30. Sundays leave
Ashland at 9:00 a. m. and 1:00, 6:00
and 10:30 p. m.
WHY?
$1650
Heat buy for money on onr list,
fi-room modern house on one ot best
streets In town. House could not be
built for Iosb than two thousand dol
lars; on paved street; sixty-five feet;
East front; good shape. Will sell
furniture with house at half price.
Terms on part.
See me now,
J. C. BARNES
101 Will Usln Btreet.