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Newspaper Page TextirEDFOTiT) MATL TRTBTTXti, MEPFOftD, OREO OX. MOXTAV, .TAXTWRY 20. 1017 PAOE FIVE :d, ; oi i. : . 01 e ' l( f t. U I 4 i TODAY'S MARKETS Portland Livestock. PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 29. Hogs Higher. Receipts- 2,207. Uulk of packing grades, 1 1 4! J 1.25 ; heavy packlnK. 215 to 200 pounds, $11.10 11.35: heavy butchers, $115? 11.25-r light packing, 170 to 190 pounds, $llfC11.25; rough heavies, $S.7D 10.50; pigs and skips, $9.25 9.75'; stocks hogs, $S.25rf!'9; ciip ples, t S fa 9. a Cattle higher. Receipts 409. Steers, prime light, $S.75fc!l; heavy $S.35 8. 75; good. $7.73 S. 25; cons, choice, $7.50 0 7.75; medium to good, $7 6 7.25; ordinary to fair. $0 SH-78: heifers. $4ri7.50; bulls, $3.50J 5. 50: calves, $6ij8. Sheep higher, ltecelpts 3,121. Lambs, east of mountains, $12-5.; 12.26 lambs, valley, $11 U 11.50: lambs, good, $9.73(ii 10.25; choice yearling wether's, $10t 10.50: good yearlings, $10o 10.25; ehoi-.e ewes, $99y).25; heavy cwts, $7.50 fij S.50. Portland llutier. . PORTLAND, Oru.. Jim. 29. 3ul ,tor steady; cuho extras, 3Sc. Iot'llaiid Grain. , PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 29 Wheal weak. No trading. Spot bids 1 to 4c. lower. Hluestem, $1.52; forty--told, $1.50; club, $1.50; red Russian, $1.49. " -'Barley. No. 1 feed, $39. Today's car receipts: Wheal 26, barley 1, flour 5, oats 22, hay 11. Chicago Wheat. Open $1.77 - :.. 1.50 Close. $1.71 1.15 l" Attorney Kreil Williimis and v ile were in town Monday. ..Mr. mill Sirs. W. II. llowcii spent soveral days in Ashland this week vis iting the hitter's sister, Mrs. S. Wil fWi Mr. and Sirs, llowen expect to leave lor Livingston, Mont., in the near future. Mis. James Ilucklrv of Ruoh visited rclntives livintf here Inst Saturday. "Y. J. Grieves was a business vis itor at the county seat Saturday. Ed Siiltmarsh of Iluncom has been spending .several days in town. Mrs. M. 1,. Nelson returned from Klamath Falls .Sunday, being accom panied by Mrs. l'earl llollingsworth and her small daughter. X Charles Dunl'nrd, Jr., came in from Buik-oiu the latter part of Hie week. ' Mr. and Mrs. Itnlph Jennings, Mrs. Paul Anderson and Mrs. Tube Gar rett motored to Ashland Thursday.. F. J. Fiek was a business caller at ITcdfonl Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank liandlev of IJnneoni spent Wednesday with the Jntter'K mother, Mrs. X. A. Dick. Mrs, John Dunniiigton entertained the Wednesday Afternoon club lit her home this week. Those present were: JtejS. Marry Liiy, Mrs. F. J. Fick, Mrs. Charles Ximan, Mrs. II. M. Collins, Mrs. Guy Harper, Mrs. Itowell Hines and Mrs. Lewis IMrieh. Monday night .Until liebeknh lodge No. 4 will hold a reception nfler their regular meeting in hnor of I heir new officers and of Hie Odd Fellows and thejr wives and Rcbcknhs, who have recently moved to Jacksonville. The 1917 directory or the Masonic bodies of Ashland Is out. Member ship In the various orders number 1085, classified as follows: Ashland ' Lodge, No. 23, A. F. & A. F., 200; Siskiyou Chapter, No. 21, It. A. M., .142; Malta Commandery, No. -I, K. . T?, 179; Ilillah Temple of Shrinors, 331; Alpha Chapter, No. 1, O. 10. S., 229. In addition to its Individual membership the Shrine has a doion horjprary members. Including temple nbtables located in territory extend ing from San Francisco to Uoston. Beginning with the present year 1111 lab Temple has a distinctive direc tory of its own, containing not only the names but also the addresses of each Individual member. alartln Anchroberry, a Frenchman of.Lakevlew, well known hereabouts ns; tho perpetrator of an atrocious murder J Lake county, -anil who Is serving a-life sentence In the Oregon penitentiary, has offered if pardon ed to return to France and enlist In the army. The county officials have frowned upon this prospect, although the convict's request was backed by the French consul at San Francisco. Some expressions of sympathy are Apparent in behalf of Jeff Tomason, convicted here last week lor shoot ing deer out' of season. It develops that his family are in absolute straits for the necessaries of life, and send- May July JACKSONVILLE ASHLAND AND UNITY ing to jail for thirty days in division, 'will he a fine one." lieu of a $60 fine only complicates The local po.toffice has been deal mottcrs. However the sentence wasjlrg out reeds gialis. in line with .he made as lenient as possible under the ! government's annual distribution, statute and the peculiarly aggrnval-j The appointment was strictly Irn- Ing circumstances as to plain viola- tion of the game laws. 5ln line wllh a scn-ral aKil.v.innho pie.-i i iptloii Int'luile,) cucuiiihor, over the question the pastor of the Presbyterian church handled the ' problem of Sunday moving pictuie shows in his seruic-n yesterday ino -ii lug, taking the stand that they should be aboslutely suppressed. Fur. thcrmore. parents and teacher In the public schools should set an ex ample before the children by not pat ronizing tho movie shows on the Sab bath day. No objection was made to these entertainments on week days within due bounds. Miss Helen Moore left early In the week to resume her work as teacher of tho Laurel Mill school, a district located near Kagle Point. Win. E. Youug, husband or Mrs. Alice M. Young who is recorder of Siskiyou county, died at ireka last week, aged 52 years. C. W. Hoot entertained at dinner last Thursday evening at Hotel Aus tin, n number of Chautauqua officials and their families, the guests of hon or being Hev. J. S. Smith, a vice president of the association, his wife and daughter, who are about to leave Ashland for a residence at San Di pgo. About a scoro wero present. Speeches wero In keeping with fine dining appointments, und Sir. Smith dwelt entertainingly over reminiscent phases of Ashland's progress along civic and educational lines during his residence hero. The best wishes fol low this family to their new southern home. Nearly a scoro of Slniners left here on Friday evening for Portland, as representatives from lllllah Tern pie, to participate in tho ceremonial to be held by Al Kaden Temple of tho metropolis. W. E. Newcombe potentate of Ilillah, headed the dele gation, which was reinforced by Henry Vaupcl, Hal JleNair, Tom Simpson and other "ringleaders, llerore entraining hero Vaupcl shav ed off his mustache, a heroic act which betokened a sacrifice prelimin ary to undergoing the ordeal of the ceremonies at Portland. Pictures of Oregon wild birds and animals as exhibited at the Vining last week by State Biologist Flnley wero greatly appreciated. Many rrom out of town enjoyed the enter tainment in addition to townspeople. Among tlto number Mrs. Edith Dav- cnhlll brought in an auto load of lit tle folks from the Valley View school district northwest of town. A fire alarm last Friday sum moned the department to the Barney residence, at the head of Grcsham street, where an Incipient blaze was extinguished with only minor dam age. Dr. Leon Patrick; former Ashland boy, who has practiced in Los An- seles for some time past, is now lo cated at Orange, Calif., with offices In the Snilth-Groto block. Wong Wong, a protege of Wall Chung, nnd employed by tho latter on railroad contract work in Joseph ine county, died at the Granite City hospital last Tuesday, aged 68 years. uneral will be held at Dodge's un dertaking parlors Wednesday ' after noon, Jan. 31, at 2 o'clock. Intor ment in Mountain View- cemetery. Burial has been delayed owing to for malities Incident to the observance of the Chinese new year by tho local Wall Chung colony. Trainmen running out of Ashland report that Red Ulurr Is to have a new local train between that town and Gcrber, the Shasta division's ter minal near that city. The nation-wide movement to In duce people to repair their old shoes instead of casting them into tho dis card does not seem to havo struck Ashland as yet, judging from the number of pairs of wornout footgear w hich were recently throw n at a new ly married couple. 'Ashland Camp No. 2 13. Woodmen of the World, installed the follow Ing officers last week: II. E. Ewer, consul commander: J. IJ. Winier lieu tenant commander; J. F. Itocho. banker; .1. It. Wick, clerk; C. E. Lane escort, T. K. Itolton, manager. On Saturday evening Hie women's aux iliary of Acorn Circle !N"o. 5 1 also installed, the major officers being Mrs. Anna Myer, guardian neighbor; nnd Mrs.. Josephine Crocker, clerk. The ceremonies were followed by a so, lal entertainment in koeping witlt the traduions of the order. If House 11111 2110 becomes a law, Representative Shelden will be cred ited wllh the- "ii.ictnient of a staliite which provides that the state parole board shall consist of three member instead of five, and that a parole of- flcer r,iiell be appointed. 1 Emil Peil. nominally an Implement d'-aler, has Imported 165 White scw i'.ia machines In one shipment, which will he carried as a sdde line, he hav ing secured the agency tor Jackson. Josephine. Klamath and Siskiyou roiin'ie. The machines came dinct from the factory at Cleveland, O. Redding Is to have a brand new passenger station, sometime this year which quoting an expression attrib uted to Supt. Metcalf of the Shasta partial as to extent and variety. If on" inclined towards a vegetable diet endive, lettuce, parsnips and radish. For those who dote on posies, the koclila, grpsophila, poppy and esch- scholtzla wero freely available while tho supply lasted. EAGLE POINf EAGLETS By A. C. Howlctt 'fhe last time that 1 wrote for the Mail Tribune 1 was so crowded for time that I didn't have time to write all Hie items 1 had, so w ill (rive a part of them, at least, in the beginiiinlVif Ibis letter. Marsh Garrett, owner of one of the best stock ranches in the Lake Creek country, and Frank Miller, who owns a stock ranch in eastern Oregon, but lives in Medfonl, were here last Tuesday for dinner and to visit their old neighbor and friend, William llol- mnn, who has his lojj- looken and is stopping at the Sunnyside. Also ( C. Cute, our county palhot ogist, Howard lhishucll, lleiirv Van I loevcnburg, Jr., of Sam's Valley, and Henry Sehumann-Ilcink of Modl'urd wteiv here for dinner the same day. They were on their way up to the A. Corbiu orchard. Mr. Van lloevcn-biirg-, Jr., has il rented and is now op-crating- il. Mr. Cute was also here the next day for dinner, lie .said that he was riding; around the coun try talking to the fanners aboul the prospect fur fruit, ok'., this year. Frank Carlson and Mr. L. Purl, two of the forest rangers, spent Tuesday night with us. A man by the inline of L. L. Con ger passed Ihrough here Wednesday with a band of about twrnty-fivc head of i-ows, on his way to the itig Hulte country. And the same ilav Hen lirophy drove about l'-T head of mixed entile over to the vnllcv to li.iv tllem fed. A. H. Cox. a traveling' man, who has his headquarters in Portland and is traveling m the interest of four hardware nianiifaetuiinir establish ments, was here the first of the week visiting his brother-in-law ,l)r. W. W. 1. Holt. Mrs. F. T. Newport, wife of the Pi cii'ic & Kastcrn Kailwnv agent, of Medford, came out Wednesday even ing, spent the nighl with her brother Amos Ayrcs, and wit'e, and Thursday Htok the train for her parents', V. J. Ayrcs, spending Hie night with the George Little, formerly of t 'enlral Point, but now a resident of Califor nia, is here visit injr his brother-in-law-, .David Cingcude, and family. '' John Ueter, one of the tonsnriul nr lists of Jacksonville, was out here for dinner Thursday, and his sou liny numd has got lo be almost a regular boarder here. He seems lo like thi climate very much. J. V. Mclntyre, the cashier of the first Stale Hank of F.nglc Point, and wife came in for dinner Thursday. They were necompanied by Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Davis and C. E. Trueull of Talent, and just as they were about through dinner Mr. Findley, the ex- forest ranger, and J. II. llristoll came in for a hniTy-np dinner, fur they had only half an hour to eat. dinner and go to the opera house, get readv to meet an engagement for n movie show at o'clock, and before they were through trunk P.rowh, one of the finu of George lirown & Sons, come in with J. H. Cookson, a traveling man rep resenting L. niiikolspicl Co. of San Francisco, and about Unit time, Miss I). A. llnrrenger, representing the Standard Pattern Co., came in, and with Mrs. Murphy, her molher, Mrs. William Kidman, Mr. Hay llarnish be.side the home folks, il made up rpiile a buii'di, bill we all got throng and some of us started for llu; er house to see the movie picture show, and just as I reached tin? foot bridge I ni'-t Mrs. Shcsli-r and about Iwenly- five of the school children on the bridge, and on an inquiry Jeamed that one of thoe lillle woolly dus that are generally considered a nuis ance had followed mie of Ihc children to school that niornimr, and alter an noying tho teacher, Mrs. Shusler. and the chiidrcii al! the forenoon, had bit ten one of the llltle boy.. Heath Chil- drcth, through (he lip, but lorlunatciy the bite did riot tear ou. simply inn!: ing a painful wound, and at last ac count Ihc boy was gcttin.' along all right. Weil, alter the matter was taiked over with the teacher anil Ihc brother, we all went to tile open limine to sc the show, and there i found tiial ihc . Ilrovvnsboro s'-Iioo had chartered a leani. wneon and h: rack and tile Ilee-e' Cleel, school had i-ome in wagons and on hor.ebiiek the Wcllcn and Ilio-.evcI schools bad I limed out and with our school and the ei'ownups we had the liou-e pretty well filled, end after waiting for over half Jill hoar to 'ei the "juice" hook ed up and tiie machine propcrlv nr ruic'ed, the movies hcL'ali In appear, bul then wa- so much ii-jht in lot room lhat we couid iiardlv distinguish what they were in'emled to repre sent. The davliiilit cnuiug in anil lite CHICHESTER S PILLS .fi -V LN-! Ak fur l)ruffl( (- A ( hl.rfc-t-rllJ. J TtfBjy r.lJ'ir& mum an i c-u n.-ui-Av U.iTv7 1 " '' 1 ' Pi.'.hon. Y "Si --!vl TLn i tlbr. Bur r tour v I rtr ''-tir't- a i ri.i irt;t.TF.n I U- JT IHAHUHD It HAS II tl I. L. ' K S V M rrinLaM&?tt.Sluf.Al3r KtL" M "r SOI D BY 08LGG1STS lE8YWHRE weakness of Hie electric current made it very unsatisfactory, when finally Mr. Painter eaine in with an armful of bed quills and hulls them over the windows, and lhat made il a little bet ter, but still there was too much sun light enuie in, so on the whole the movie was not up lo expectations. Mrs. Henry Klippell of Medford came out Friday morning; and took the Fugle Point -Persist stage for Trail to visit her daughter. Miss Alice, who is living on llieir ranch on Trail creek. J. 11. linker, agent for the Over Innd nutomobile, came out Friday and brought Mi's. A. X. Thomas of Central Point lo visit Mrs. llowlell. L. 1). Hurt, n forest ranger of Klamath Falls, came in Friday even ing tn spend the night, taking the Fugle Point-Lake Creek stage at noon Saturday. I understand that, n man by the name of Fuller has bought (he Luil law place of Mr. Findley. Mr. Gor man, the present occupant and niau agcr of the place, expects to move onto n place near the ltoosevett schoolhouse. Mrs. William Peale of Unite Falls nine out and went to Mcdl'ord in the William Lewis jitney Friday. Corbit Smith was doing business in our town Friday nnd Saturday, vis iting Medford in the meantime. While e was here he renewed the subscrip tion of his sister, nee Nellie Smith, to the W. M. T. Theodore Jcnson of Seattle spcnl the nighl with us. He came out to look al a tract of laud just north of our town. Mrs. A. C. llowlell wool up in the neighborhood of Unite Fulls Salur day, combining business wilh pleas lire. Mi's. Curl Jnckson went to Pulte Falls on the same car. Mrs. George von dcr llellen, wife of one of our hardware merchants, who has been visiting rohitives in Corval , relumed to her home Friday eve nine;. Keyon Grissoui eaia- in Saturday to visit his neighbor, William Hobnail, Jr., and took dinner al the Sunnv ide. Since my last report A. J. Flurry has renewed his subscription to the I). M. T. 1111 Reported by Jackson County Ali stract Co., Blxth and Fir Sts. Ileal Kstnto Ti-nnsfors. J. 0. Jones et nx to l-iiigene Stebinger ct ux, lot in block 4, Medford : $ 0011 William Roberts ct ux to Oscar Giistnfson, land in twp. ilfl 1F 1(1 K. M. Clark el ux lo Win. May field, lot 7, block fel, Central Point : 30 Cornelia K. Childs (leoi-ge et vir to Ellis M. Clark, lot 7, blk. M, Central Point 523 Ilalph C. Jennings, sheriff, to Eli Albert, lnnd in see. 1M-:i(i-2W , :i,lfi.'i Thomas It. Or ct ul to L. I'. Orr, lots in Ashland 3(1 Louis Lager et nx to Samuel Hall, land in Iwp. :ifi-1V 1 Pimples Dhappear Tncrc is one candy that seldom faiU to clear awr.y : II pimples, blotches and other shin cr.-.::;.:i': and that makes tin skin soft, clear and healthy. Any dru-";:;t enn supply yen with yenu.. which rtar-al! overtimes nil kin .lis -c-s. Arm:. c.-.cma, it;!i, pim ples, rashes, bin-!; hearts in mort cafc rive wiv t. !!!',. l-r?enrn:ly, minor blemishes ilisapprir nvcrnirhi. Ttc'inm: usually stooi in-.jaf.ly.' Zcnir, Is a safe antiseptic lim-zd, clean, easy to use anv ilrm-nihibtr. It costs only -'5r; an cMtn- larec 1'otilc. SI .(). It will not stain, is not greasy or f.Pchv and ii positively sifc f -r t-iilcr. sensitive -Mil.. Til" V.. W. Tins- I'.'. Cvri -l.-ni. o. COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS (foiitiiiued from Saturday) Registration of Voters. A. 11. Fisher .1. W. Jacobs it. On J. I-:. Kliilthpi-lcr 1.00 Total 31.70 Roads and Highways. Ciil-Ore. Power l o., light for P. and E. Crossing .50 Cal -On! Power Co., light for P. and E. Crossing .50 County Recorder's Office. Homo 'lei. and Tel. Co., tele. phou- bill 2.25 Medford Hook Store, supplies 35 County Surveyor's Office. A. T. Ilrown, office o:;pello ....J 13. 0o T. A. Glass, viewer I.O-'i Sarah M. Il-lny, la: or in of fice : Medlord Hook Hloie, supplies T. W. Osaooil, oflii'e work II. E. Roilgers. axe man i I. 1,. Specs, eliainiiiaii Gi-rtnuli- Trout to.v b-i. work in i.'li. .- A. L. Vinci-lit, vi.-ui-i 15 00 :: s,i R..Vi 1.5ii 15 mi :i.i"i i;".2 12.50 Total Fred N. Ctininiiag; rater ter'a ex)H-nses District Attorney's Offico. Home Tel. aad Tel. Co., tele phone bill E. E. Kelly, cash for stamps.. . Medford Printing Co., supplies 3.05 2.00 4.35 Total 9.40 The following bills were disallowed relative to the current exiienso fund: Ashland I'rlntlng Co.. supplies lot county - - 5.20 Cal.-Ore. Power Co., l:g:it anil IMiwer for county 2l.2f Cal.-Ore. Power Co., light and power for county 2.3$ II. Duer, nursing ut poor farm 5.00 Fred L. Heath, casket for Mrs. Nicholson, Indigent 17.00 Home Tel. and Tei. to., tele phone bill 1.25 Western Cnion Tel. Co., tele grams for sheriff's oftiee 8.12 Dr. J. J. F.minous, operallou on eyes of Indigent 25.00 Dr. S. A. ixieliwood. administer ing anaesthetic to indigent 5.00 Medford Fur. and llilw, Co., poor rami supplies 21.20 Total disallowed Ml.4ti Advertising and County Fair Fund. Hotel Medlord. balance duo on banquet fur Editorial Assu 36.00 ROAD FUND. Road District No. 1 .lack True, labor .... ,ir,5.no 2:13.34 371.00 10.01 Material Road District No. 2. W. It. Nyswaner, labor Material J. T. Knker, material 4.30 2.50 3.55 Medford Fur. and Hdw. Co., ma terial : Talent Lbr. Co., material Total labor and material 397.011 Road District No. 3. Ed Diitton, labor 102.50 Lumber and Poultry Yards, ma- . terlal 26.7S Road District No. 4. Hudson Fenauglity Co.. ma terial 4n.r,; O. S. Welsher, labor 241.00 Material '.'4.65 Total labor and material 376. Road District No. 5. Nick Kline, labor 4oS.Sk Material 12.5! Road District No. 6, C. A. Newslroin, labor. 27.50 Material l.!l Road District No, 7. Frank 11. Nell, labor 31.50 Road District No. 8. J. E. Davidson, labor...: 230.00 Road District No. 9. John Grieve, labor 270.00 Road District No. 10. W. It. Garrett, labor 71.50 W. It. Garrett, cash advanced for publication of road elec tion notice 8.00 Road District No. 11. A, K. Earhart, labor 321.00 Material 132.0' Road District No. 12. A. L. Vincent, labor 633.S' Material 23.01 Road District No. 13 Carl neebe, labor 3S4.00 Material 44.20 Road District No. 14. D. W. Pence, labor 129 General r-oads. Wm. C. Leever. labor -10.00 Sam Walsh, labor 13.50 O. & l'. It. It. Co., Mshlana City Road refund 206.58 Palmer Inveslineni Co., niateriai 41.00 O. .1. Putton, labor 65 00 Mali-rial 2 50 J. C. Smith, labor 72.00 Men J. Thowbrldge notary fees 2.00 Von iler Hellcn liros., supplies 8.51 The Herald, -printing road elec tion notice 4.H0 So. Ore. Tract Inn Co., fit. on culverts 16.53 Hudson 'Feiiniighty Co., ciilverts2067.5S Fred L. Colvig. cash advanced for frt. on culverts 16. So. Ore. Traction Co., frt on culverts 26 4. Total labor, material, etc 3.S30.02 Pacific Hinhway Road Fund, XI. T. Edwards, BioiioK. work on Sweeney case 188.00 D. A. Norton, typewriting, etc., Sweeney case 207.26 A. E. Roames, exponso on Swee ney case 100.00 Total 495.20 Warrants Issued on General Fund, nil being scalp bounty warrants: H. A. Lower Herman Nowslrom W. R. Garrett Harden Turnbough W. II. Milton :.. 4.00 3.00 1.50 6.00 1.50 3.50 2.00 1.50 Walter Laws N. It. Smith O. A. Clinno Carl lioeho F. Hall Win. Lindsay G. Cornell Frank Ortnian Herold Kiibll .1. I). Williams Clyde Smith Claude Miles Loren Fryer J. M. Cimley Charlie .Mariiuoss 1.50 2.00 r,.oo 3.00 16.00 7.50 1.50 2.00 2.00 2.0(1 2.00 li.OO Total 73.50 A. GARDNER, County Cleiii. CI.ASSII ADVERTISING HATES. One cent per word per issue; 6 times for the prion of Fiftv cents a lino by the month, without change. Five words lo tiie line. FOR HKXT- IIOISES FOR RENT .-IliiiigalQW 1 Mil st. Phone I3X-.I XI 6 Wcsl 26s 'Oil LENT - Five-room lnoden bungalow with sleeping porch. 435 North Central. fnnMp; ill. Hurl, .lack on Co. bank iildg. 273 l'OIt RENT -Furnished complete i ruoin modern bunic a :'.-..' with range, and sleeping i.i:".-ti, on pavi d street. Iniiuire Dr. liar.'. .Inikson Co. bank bldg. 273 I-'OK SALE POl'LTUY .'ANTED One doy.'-n Plwuoiltil lioclt bens. Geo. A. Mansifitl. Prospect. Ore. Phone 22-Fl::, Unite Falls and Eagie Point Tel. Co. . 2 Oil Foil SALE - S. C. Rhode I.dalid Rod lOcKerebi, put:'!.; arid eggs for hatching Ernest Webb, Central J'oiur, phone 2 17. 212 FOR SALE -Eggs for hatching, rrom first prize wiuers nt State Poul try Show. S C. White Leghorn. $1.00 per silting. R. C. Silver Lined Wyandnties, $1.25 per set ting. Order now for future hai'h ing. P. Vt. Wynenop, S;'n Writ llMli H. I'lionu 201 W, 34: WAXTUll MISCELLANEOUS WANTKU To buy a set of .Mark Twain's Works. A. F. S., .Mull Tribune.- 2G5 WA.VI Fl Hog's feedc N. C lirophy. Talon. !'S. Adili'Ojt; Oregoc. 2 us WAXTHll Hood llv.t, pi'Ofiretsivii man watiH lo ri'it r.: ea ou shares with stock, niacainery and ofcd furnished, rjo I rofei-enci ;, aivon as lo houesi.v aiie. ability. Phone 1-F;i, or writs ' T. Morns. 11. H. 1, Ilox 130. Ashland, Ore. 26S WANTED Second hand nniiidging o'.'tilt or any part Includin,; 5.ooo gallon tank or less, waitoii tank ur.ii l.OUO gallon pots. Also wagon. Phone 57 l-l( 1. 261 W.VA'TED To borrow $2500 on two houses and lots; everything paid. Dox E, Mall Trlbtiuc. 266 WANTED Dees to tnko euro of on shines; (experienced.) Address Ouisinger llros., Phoenix, Ore. 266 WANTED Farmers to ralso nioro onions. Call Medford Fruit Co. WANTED To make yoif tires run twice as far with Inner-liners mndo of your old tires. Cass llros., 1 1 i South Dartlett. Phone 520. 265 WANTE! Rest bargain in modern residence, $1000 to S1500; cash or terms; huvo buyer. Dennett In vestment Co. 264 WANTED Houses to movo. Phone 488-M, or 4SS-X. WANTED C. A. Hamlin, doaler In hides and wool. Highest prices paid. Offices, Laurel St., Market. Phone 475-L. 264 WANTED Remomber your poultry and eggs will bring you more money at Wnrner, Wortmnn and Gore's. One price for hens, ro Rnrdlesn of size. HF.LP WAJfTJCIl MALE WANTED Good mall to cut wood by (he tier, llroimnor Dros. ranch l'liono 0,S!t-J2. 264 FOn SALE LIVESTOCK. SACRIFICE SALE Two spaii mares, one "Old Trusty ' Incubator, $6 .1. S. Norwood, It. F. D.. No. 2, Central Point. 26S FOR S,LE lersoy cow. Jlla-k Mi norca cockrels. ,V. V. Uiirnum, Medford. Rural Route 4. Phone 403-J1. 267 Full SALE Light work inim liiggy and single harnesa, Campbell, Phone 3U U. nl so .las. 264 FOR SALIC Ono .lersew cow, and heifer calf. Cow fre.ih on sth. Gives 17 ipiarts milk a day. Wort.i 475.00. Goes for $65.00 or $00. 00 without calf. Phone S7 1-1(1. 265 FOR SALE Two yearling mules. One 2-ycar old Clydosdale niaro. Ed Conley, Eagle Point, Ore. 26 5 FOH SALft MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Furniture lor 6-rooni bungalow. Electric range. 4S Rose uvo. 26S FOR SAI.rJ Furniture for sale at a Inn-gain. Call nt 522 - Rlverr.ldo. Phone 2S7-L1. 2G.S FOR SALE Piano, will take driving rig, organ nnd balance ensy pay-' ments. Phono 820-X. 274 FOR SALE Seed wheat and barley. Keenc and Carlton. Phono K6-J. 267 FOR SALE il.iled trim hay in any quantity. Ko ia i nd Olson ranch, east of Sis'tiyou Ho.ights. 2 61 FOR SALE Household goods, in cluding stovea. 15 So. Peach st. 265 'OR SALE Several ladies fur gar ments all new and never worn, nt bargain prices. 1013 West Main. 266 FOR SALE Hay and tnrkoys. Carey, Talent, Phone 16-F11. Mrs. FOR SALE Dry mnnznnita, laurel and some oak wood, $1.75 a tier on ground, or $3.25 delivered, l'liono 370-R. 261 FOR SALE Homo grown alfalfa seed. Seo Wallace Woods at Hub bard llros. 265 FOR KALE Furnlliiri! nt a bargain. 14 4 S. Central avc., Phono 4 70-.M. a 4 FOR SALE Seed, alfalfa, rod clover sweet clover, timothy and other grasses; strictly fancy stocks. Write for samples. Ralph Waldo Elden, Central Point, Oro. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR KALE OR TRADH 23U a. level, good, t'reo soil, well fenced, good buildings. Kacrilico. Call at 7TTT King st. 60 FOR SALE (ill TRADE Ten aires, fourth mile cllv limit. See owner. I I I, Tripp St., .uedio.d. 206 l'OIt SALE--Or trade, s-room re.sl di nee, good lot; blocks from .Main: big bargain. Address II. c. .M., .Mall Tril-uu'-. us FOR SALE - Alfalfa lnnd und"r irri gation in Shasta Valley $1:':, per acre; perpetual water right; easy tirriis; will i also from seven to nine Ions per acre. For particulars w rlle or phono to (',. D. Abbott, Jack sonville, phone 292. ;6I FOR SA LE Cheap. Throe "bouses and Cireo lois; two houses are on one lot, one hou-ie on one lot, nnd one vacant lot. Sum Uauer, Nes liov.'in. Oregon. 2(jfl MONEY TO LOAN TO LOAN $ I ruin to $ I il. Ono on aTiod ! rani .'l prop irv. M.m : ;aes boa - hi and sold. Ron n P.ldg. 2 I a (,.-i! neti-Coi. MONEY TO LOAN Have money to loan on first mortgages. Quick service. R s. Tiimv, " 1 0 Carnelt Cnrey bldii. F I UN ! S 1 1 F I A 1- .1 1 ITS IE NTS. FOR RENT Fiirnif h'd apartment, hot water heat. Tho fierhea. FOR RENT Two completely fur nished apartments fur rent, steam heat, -hot and cold water, bath, kitchenette with gas range. Apply Hotel Holland. l'OIt KENT IIOl'SHREKI'lNG KOOMS. FOR RENT Furnished and house keening rooms. Call 2 to 1. 322 !o. Central. Phone -1 03-R2. 2i;X- FOn EXCHANGE TO TRADE Furnished houso with lights and water, lot. woodshed, poultry honso nnd yard for team, wngon nnd harness. Address Pox C, Mall Tribune. 264 FOR EXCHANGE I have small aernge well Improved I will trado for house and lot 111 Orange, Cal., or surrounding towns. Write or call at 349 N Glassoll st. 275 FOR TRADE 160 acres for houso nnd lot In Medford. &18 Oak avn Klamath Falls. 26 6 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES WANTED Man with small rapltal to engage In business proposition. Phone 3 7 6-J. 268 BUSINESS DIItKCTOItY Auto Supplies LAHEIt AUTO SPRING CO. We are operating the largest, oldest nnd best equlppod plnnt In the Pa cirio northwest. Uso our springs when others full. Sold under guar antee. 26 North Fifteenth SL Portland, Ore. Attorney GEO. W. CHERRY Attornoy and Notnry, Rooms 9-10, Jnckson Coun ty Hank Building, entrance N, Central, Medford, Ore. PORTER J. NEFF Attorney at law. rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Dank Building. A. E. RE AMES Lawyer. Gnrnctt Corey bldg. Collections COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS We collected soino accounts .14 years old. Wo know how to get the money. The P.itllock Mercantile Agency. Inc.. Rooms 1, 2, 3. Hns klns' Ilidg., 216 E. Main st. Dentists DR. T, T. Sll AW Dontlst. Over Dan iels Clothing Storo In rooms for merly occupied by Dr. Jones. Phone 682-Y. Recldence Phono 600-Y. 151 DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOO DR. C. C. VAN SCCYOC Dentists Onniett Corey lildg., Suite Medford, Ore. Phone 85(1. 810 Engineer anil Contractor FRED N. CUMMINGS Engineer nnd contractor, 404 XL F. & H. Bids, Surveys, estimates, Irrigation drain age, orchard and land improvement Gartinse GARUAChl Got your premises cleaned up for the summer. Coll on the city garbage wagons fo good sorvlce. Phone K74-L. t. Y. Allen. Iiutrnctlon in Muslo FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of piano and harmony. Il.-.lght Musll Studio, 401 GarnettCorey Bldg., Phone 72 Insurance EARL S. TUMY Gonoral Insurance ofrice. Fire, Automobile, Accident, Liability, Plato Glass, Contract and Surety Bonds. Excellent com panies, good local sorvlco. No. 210 Gurnott-Corey Dldg. Physicians nnd Bilrgooroi DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia physiclnn. 303 GarneltC'oroy build ing. Phone 130, DR. J. J. E.MMENS Physician and Burgeon. Prncllco limited to eye, car, noso nnd throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurist for S. P. R. R. Co. Offices M. F. & II. Co. bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 567. Printers and Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has the best equipped printing office In Southern Oregon; Hook binding, looso leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portlnnd prices. 27 North Fir St. Transfer EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front st. Phone 315. Prices right Service guaranteed. WHY? $1650 Rent buy for money on our list. 6-rooni ii-odern house on ono of best st eetr, in tow n. House could not be built for less than two thousand dol lars; on paved street; sixty-five feet; Fist rront: good shape. Will sell tin iillure with house at half price. Terms en part. See rue now, J. G. BARNES 101 Weal Malt) SUdU ' j 5'"' m !66 S: