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Newspaper Page Text'f DANIELS ASKS 47,500REGRUirS FOR O. NAVY Heat! of Navy Says Sea War Depends Mostly Upon Individual Fighter Single Sailor May Win Naval Bat tleReally Excellent Opportunity for Career Now Offered. ii.v oilson OAnnxKii. washixutox, i). c, Feb. The navy department is prepnring to recruit 47..'00 additional men. Plans have been worked out to han dle the rush of applications which will come when it is known throughout the country that men arc uctuully wanted for the navy. Secretary Daniels admitted, when I taw him ul his residence, today, that the service is preparing to enlist enough men to put the reserve fleet in commission. "There will be no lack of men,'' said the scVrotury, "when the young men of the country hear that the country needs thein. "The chance to bo of service- on one of our magnificent lighting ships is a chance that thousands of .patri otic hoys will jump nt. "Of course, we cannot take all who apply. ... "Last January seven out of eight applicants had to be rejected, bat the strength of the enlisted force was in creased during; that, month u thou sand men, after allowing for retire ments uiul the termination of enlist ments." t'nder the law recently enacted the president has authority in time of war or threatened war to increase the enlisted force in the navy by an additional 30,000 men. The present time is such tin emergency. Move Men Seeded. llefore beginning on these enlist ments, however, there are JT.oOO men to be enlisted ns part of the peace strength authorized by congress last session. A total strength of .7-1,500 was au thorized n year ago, of which only u'i.OOO have been enlisted. Ten thousand have been enlisted since the law was passed. Adding 30,000, which the president muy authorize without additional congressional action to tho 17,500 al ready, .authorized, makes I7,500 chances for new men in the navy. "It is u wonderful opportunity," said the secretary, "for a young fel low who .lias the right stuff in him and wants to do his part in a big way. ."There is.no place in war where Die individual man counts so much ns on hoard one of our battleships. "hi h gun crew the work of every man is essential to success, and there is uo pine in the world where team work counts for ho much. "The success of the gun crew muy lie due to the skill and faithfulness of "ne man on it, .just as its failure might be caused by the failure of one man. "And the success of the ship might be due to the success of that one gun crew, and the winning of a battle might bo due to the success of that ship. Daniels I'non Henrico. 'When the shot goes home and touches the vital spot it is not chance that has brought it about, but the team work mid the earnest, unt'lag Bmg practice by each individual en listed man who has any part in han- Knocks Obstinate Coughs in a Hurry A Simple Muoie-Madr Rrtuedy that Gets nt the t'aunr. . ChouNMida of people normallv healtbv ii every otlicr reaped, are uiiaotid with ' persistent Imiigiiig-ini liroiitliiai cough fur after yer, disturliiag their sl.-op nd makinit life disagreeable. It's so nwllcss there's an old home-made fmedy tliat will end such a coufjh sajily and quicklv. D .et from any druggist "S1'. ounces of 'Hex (ao cents worth I. pour it into a mt Imttle and fill the bottle with plain iranulated sugar svrup. Begin takiint t. at once. Gradually but eur. lv you JHI notice the phlegm 'thin out ami then iwanprar altogether, thus ending a oaeli that yml never thought would em!, it al!-o tiromptlv loosens A drv or ticht T'Cfl. slops, the trnill.leaonie throat l . ; otlie the Irritated membranes "at line the throat and bronchial tuls, ina relief comes almost immediately. ?. av a use will usually brink ut an e-r-"narjr throat or chest cold, ami lor 'rennjntis, croup, whooping couzli and ''Mii-nial asthma then- is nothing VfT:, 14 tastes plciisant and keepJ i.'rctiy. ''"ex la a most valuable concentrated oiund of. genuine Norwav pine ex '.. i ''"ablned with gllailiol and u ...ibv millions of pinplc even- year "r throat and chest colds with tpltndiJ exults. J, "y0 disapjiointment. a'k vnar un"1?'1 ,nT "i'L- nue..s of I'in-x" with ,1 " Uirections and don't aeeei.t anvtlnni inlarantee of nbsolute silif"' iiVi. "r.fonev promptly refund.d r-i .n this nnpariitiou. The l'inix Co., Y" Wayne, lud. min vn """I'd the ship. wi uus sort k mi I'll (1 ''1 lo Unt , to nJ.l Unit service in the I. tive.. , , '"""'.very attrac it Tl ,T V "" 'una-- '" men like LA? 'k"'l- ehance to be edu- 1 "ccincui, mechanical and a Wu other kinds of succinics ''bey find ,lv a.v b ;;ra.,obatgoodpayiftil,,wuu;;: i"" "' ne or tw0 terms. 'Ihcy have t only ill out a . ....... g winch recommend the industrial world them '11 they want to slay in the navv. the prospect is good. "A warrant officer gets salarv Js high as lSou a year. "After live years!,, the service un der the new law he gets the same pav !'S !l lieutenant, and lteV twelve years the same pay us n full "......am, .un year, nni illow- 4iurt:s. "Suppose a boy goes in at 18 and d.i i,l,. ... . -" io unu of s,.,-, ; I I t'n'nt-v .Vl'r;w"e joined in wedlock by V. M. Stow age ioiW--''mS "t f M f ' J- 1'- -d Friday n lot of the ? '''' " '"ontli lor the rest vounir bovs there '" addition to what he may wn risen ncre. lie wi "in $.'i.ri month. "Th.. 1 never starve ..u wao Marts as an appren tiee gets $20 a month, ud, i Iuj,li .us cioines, tooil, shelter and mere ls p,.ntv ol- amusement. He has his baseball lontimii, boxing, athletics and even regular moving picture shows. Ht me scaoois are what attract . ' aci pniu tor getting an educa tion is regarded by the average lad n an opportunity not to be overlooked "I'nlil II... I. .. . . i.ic ins, congress authorized a large increase in the enlisted force oi ine navy, our enlisted strength ... . minimum, mere were uo vacancies: we had a waiting list, ... r,,Jt.,- .,i ,m. comneiuion entic ed by the present tremendous indus trial activity, we have been takir-" men lit the rate of nearly 1000 niomu, plus enough to fill vacancies caused by expiring: enlistments. As to what tho 'navy may bo called upon to do, Secretary Daniels is nee cssarilv silent. Nobody discusses officially what is in everybody s mind. J here is an atmosphcro of nuiet anil determined seriousness about the secretary and the navy department. There is no harry, no exciteaieut; but it is evident that everything is ready One word starts the machinery, just as one touch on un electric button may start the machinery in some tre mendous mannlaeluring plant the best part of the navv is ready to the last man, but tlicie is a reserve fleet which will not be ready until enough volunteers have presented themselves to pat the shiiis on the sea. WASHINGTON Fell. 13. Itcpre. sentalive Moore of Pennsylvania made a sensational speech in the house today, scoring the American Mights league for a recently published appeal to the public to send telegrams to President Wilson "tttgihg formal recognition of the state of war nl ready existing between Germany and the Failed States." He characterized the publication as a "diabolical dec laration of war against Germany be fore Ihe president and congress have acted." Portland Livestock lVHTI.ANn, Or., Feb. 1.1. Hogs, stendv; receipls o;10. Bulk of pack ing grades, if-1 1.7."io 12.10; heavy packing. .l'J.I0(.i l'-'.3.-i; light pack ing, if l'i.7.)(u 'l'J. 10; rough heavy, .f ii)..rift(n. 11 ; pigs and skips, f l0..tO((i' 11.10; stock hogs, l.7.')(!f 10.25. Cattle steady, receipts 70. Steers, prime light, if9(h'0.'J."); prime heavy, .f 0 (rr0.2.'i; good. fS. 10(08.80; cows, choice, 7..'i0(,i'7.7."; medium to good, 7(.7'7.2.:; ordinary to fair, $li(iTt.7.V, heifers, S; bolls, .T:i.."i0(o'li; calves .fil('l. Sheep, steady; receipts 41. Tjnnbs. cast of mountains, .tl2..W?12.7.r; lambs, valley, f 12(o 12.2.": lambs, l-iioiI. . L I n" ii.'-'. ......... wether-", if lOpi 10.."i0; good yearlings, .i'O 7.V" 10; choice ewes, $!).2.'i(o 0.7.3; heavv fives, a2'K O.'nl. Portland Butter PUliTl.AXP. Grv Keh. Fl. Hotter steady. Portland Grain PGHTI.AXl). Or., Feb. 1:1.-Wheat firm; no li'a.lin?. Spot bid. un chanved. Illupslem, l..Vi; Forlyl.dd .l.."i2; club. I."'0; red 11" 1 .-4 S. n-,iiev lower: N'o. 1 teed. ftp. Today's ear receipt. Hour .1. oats Id. hay ) Wheal 11 Chirago Wheat Clilt'AG". F'l.. I ' Kl' ( lMI. M,,. M-7i it : flo-e 1 71'. July v 1..M TODAY'S MARKETS j .MEDFQUD MAIL' TIMJ3UNE; EAGLE POINT EAGLETS By A- C. Howletl Frank Xcil and wife of Derby drove out to Kugle Point Thursday, took the Lewis jitney lor .Medford, returning Wednesday morning on the 1'. & K. motor. The day they came out there was a carload of haled hav went up on the P. & K. for Mr. Xcil and John Allen. Fred Frideeur of Medford, who owns a tweuty-nero tract of pear or ehnrd ill the edge of town, cuiae out Monday to reset a few trees and to prune his orchard. He stopped dur ing his stay at the Sunnysidc. Will Whitmiiu has taken charge of the idd Fanners' hotel. 1 understand that he has traded for the property, but there is a hitch, so that the deed cannot be made for a short time. Fur ther notice given later. Last Tuesday evening George If. i . . . muusiey and .Mrs. Louisa Whitney Indies stinted to join the iiartv. but itieir hearts tailed them made an as sault upon the homo of the couple with everything they could raise that would make a noise, and gave them nn olit-lasluoned clia nva ri. Their many friends are extending congratula tions. lialph Bieberstcdt and his sister were domg business in our town on Thursday. W. R. Mcl.eod, owner and operator oi tne jlel.eod store, near the upper steel bridge, came out on the 1'. & K. Thursday. He was accompanied bv a lady who was going up to look over the situation. T. M. Peeler, owner of the Ever green ranch, near Flounce Hock, was also a passenger on the enr on her way home. Messrs. Frank und U-e. riirlow, td Meyer and C. M. Martin of Iike Creek were nlso passengers on the ear, and Mr. Uerrian, the lluttti Falls fish hatchery man, was on his way to finite Falls. . Andrew Grissom of Climax and Grandmn Peck of Lake Creek were here Thursday for dinner. Professor Peterson, one of the school supervisors, came out und gave an illustrated lecture lit the school house Wednesday night. It was not generally known, and consequently there was not the altendancs- that would otherwise have been. Henry Meyer und wife of I.aku Creek were hero for dinner Thursday. Miss Lula Smith and her mother, who have been living here with Mrs. Smith's daughter, Mrs. Sliesler, our primary teacher, started Thiiisduv for Itcedlev, Cnl. Otis Hubbard of Butte Falls came out Thursday to wdrk in the Hubbard Bros, store in Medford. Frank Wight of Medford spent the uiglit here llinrsdnv. iliero was another carload of wheat came out Thursday for ltran don Pros, mill and they loaded the siuno car with flour and other mill stuff. They seeni to be doing i thriving business. i. i. aiet oy oi r ort Maniutli came in on the P. & K. motor, procured a rig nnd went out to sec Mrs. Ge Stowell on business. J. L. Hagsdale of Lake Creek was hero Friday for early dinner nnd took the Fagle Point-Lake Creek stage for his homo. While here he told of lit, dolph Peck and John Watkins killing a large panther. Lyman MeCord of I'liiicvillc is here visiting his sister, Mrs. A. L. Hazel- ton. Mr. Cardwell, son-in-law of Jos eph Kiley, was in town Friday, having some repair work done on his fann ing machinery by W. L. Childreth. our blacksmith. Y . h. Hotter and family motored to iVshland Friday. Mr. Tobin, w ho owns the farm nnd orchurd occupied by Frank Smith, came in Saturday morning on the P. & K. So did Mrs. Guy Coblciali of Talent; llcv. Smith, who is working in the interest of the S. S. I".; Miss Frances Orcbb aud G. N. Iliirkhart, who is soliciting for Failing. MeC'all man Co.; Mrs. Cobley, Mr. Iliirkhart, Wit? Jack, Benj. Hrophy, Ous Nichols It Works! Try It Tello how to loosen a lore, tender corn to It lifts out without pain. Good news spreads rapidly and drug Rials hero are kept busy dispensing freczoiie, the ether diecoverr of a Cin cinnati man, which Is said to loosen any corn so it lifts out with the Sngera. Ask at any pharmacy lor a quarter ounce ol freerone, which will cost very little, but is said to be sufficient to rid one's feet of every hard or soft com or callus. You apply Just a few drops on the tender, aching corn and instantly the soreness b relieved, and noon the corn is so suriveled that it lifts out with out pain. It Is a sticky substanco which dries when applied and never Inflames or oven Irritates lbs adjoin ing tissue. This discovery will prevent thon r nds of deaths annually from lockjaw and Infection heretofore rosaJtiog from the suicldai habit of cutting ooras. MISDFOHD, ORaiOX. and wife and Xoble Zimmerman were ut the buuuysule for dinner Satur day. J here was to be a meeting of the Mookgrowers association this (Sat unlay) afternoon, but I have not been able to learn who they elected us the new otticers ns yet. Mrs. O. M. Guff of llutte Falls came out on the 1'. & K. Saturday, was met at the depot bv Mis. William l'erry and her daughters and taken to their borne. lirittsun Bros, had a load of land plaster come out on the 1'. & F. Sat urday. J. L. Robinson was in town Satur day, and while here renewed his sub scription to the W. M. T., and Frank Johnson gave me his subscription for the W. II.' T. Fridav. E RIVER -Mrs, Charles Iticdel left Tuesday morning for her home at Koseburg, after a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Myers, of this place. The Community club held its regu lar meeting .Monday evening, at which time seven new members were receiv ed. Wiener sandwiches and coffee were sen'ed. , Mrs. George Martin spent Thurs day in Medford. Mrs. Morris is visiting her father, A. Stevens, at present. The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Wethcrcll Thursday afternoon. The school board lias installed a range in the basement of the school building and the high school girls are siiervisiiig the serving of hot lunches to count ry pupils. The Ladies' Improvement club met in rcgulur session at the library Fri day afternoon. A Lincoln program was given under tho direction of Mrs. Earhart, lifter which refreshments were served by Miss Mnrtin nnd Mrs. Denrdorff. Four new members were received at that time. The basketball game Fridav evening ORDINANCE SO. 87H. AT ORDINANCE providing for the transfer of cortuiu moneys from tho General Fund to various interest funds. THE CITY OP MEDFORD DOTH ORDAIX AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. Thnt for the purpose of paying the Interest due each month on Improvement and Watermaln bonds from January , 1917 to March 31. 1917, the sums In this section mentioned bo and tho samo are here by appropriated and transferred from tho General Fund to tho following named lunfls and in the followine specltic. amounts Improvement Bond Interest Fund Lo. 4, amount, SJU.!)2. improvement Bond Interest Fund No. X, amount, S407.27. Improvement Bond Interest Fund No. 11. amount $30.00. Improvement Bond Interest Fund No.: 13, amount 130.00. Improvement Bond Interest Fund No. Ju, amount $163.22. Improvement Bond Interest Fund .o. 17, amount $314.22. Improvement Bond Interest Fund .No. IS, amount $1,270.00 Improvement Bond Interest Fund, N'o. 19, amount $1,009.04. Improvement Bond Interest Fund No. 20, amount, $1,290.00 Improvement Bond Interest Fund -o. zi.umaitm siui.no. Improvement Bond Interest Fund .no. 22, amount $442. a0. Improvement Bond Interest Fund -No. 2a, amount $319.7(1 Improvement Bond Interest Fund ao. 24, amount $i 98.35. improvement Bond Interest Fund .no. 2n, amount $81I.3K. Improvement Bond Interest Fund. ..V. bv, UlllV'tl.l tni.9, Improvement Bond Interest Fund oo. an, amount $1,252. r0. improvement Uond Interest Fund -o. iii. nmount $97,00. Improvement Bond Interest Fund .to. j.i, amount $105.00 Improvement Bond Intm-esi rimii lno. 34. amount $69.8 Improvement Bond Interest Fund .. .in, aniouiiL $i!.du. Improvement Bond Interest Fund No. 36, amount $60.00. Improvement Bond Interest Fund No. 37, amount $2 17.50. Improvement Bond Interest Fund No. 3S, amount $382.50. improvement Bond Interest Fund N'o. 40, amount $255.00. Improvement Bond Interest Fund N'o. 4 I, amount ....37.50. Total Slft.Su8.TH. "Walerninln Interest Fund Series "C," amount $48.04. Watermaln Interest Fund Series e, amount $90.00. 'Watermaln Interest Fnml s.Hi.. "II," amount $649.79 Wntcrmiiln Interest Fund Sorfes I." amount $450.47 Total $1,238.30. Grand total $12,097.08. Section 2. That the cltv rprnrrlnr and city treasurer he nr. a is hereby authorized, empowered and In structed to make tho necessary trans fers directed by Section 1 of thin or dinance. Section 3. Whereas there are In- ..jsi coupons maturing every month and inasmuch as the credit of the city 01 uai importance to the Inhnhl- L".' B??"J" fop "ucb. r-aon I ... . wnai j iui mo peace. iifaitli and Rafpty of Hfil.l city, an enierconrv Ir 'lniAl.o . . .'. . ' i urr.;iuii;u lu PXIHC QUO tniS or- dinance shall takn effect and bo In! br.heToiln"','; an!! aplalTthe ' mavor. y The foregoing ordinance Wild linnet- ed by the City Counell of tho Clly of Medford on the th day of February " me lonowing vote: Emmens, absent; (Jaddls "ove" Keene "aye"; Carkln "aye"; Davis "aye"; Hartgrave "aye." Approved February inth. 1917 (Seal I f Signed! C. E. flATFS ' Attest: Major. (Signed) E. T. FOSS, Recorder. .Tl'KSDAV. i-'KliliUARV t917 at Central Point between local teams nnd Central Point teams resulted in defeat for our teams. The score stood ltl-17 in the boys' game and 21 2:1 in the girls' game. Kcv. Puul S. Bandy of Central Point will give nn address on Lincoln at the church Sunday evening. EAGLE POINT SCHOOL NOTES The illustrated lecture, "A Fertile Soil Means u Prosperous People.'' given here Wednesday night by E. H. reterson, was well attended consid ering the short notice. Kstclla llets: has decided lo give up Her work as substitute operator in the telephone office here, and will be in regular attendance in the high school the remainder of the year. Lincoln's birthday was Celebrated in the school with appropriate exer ciscs. Two new pupils wcre'enrolled last noes. J wo more are expected .Won day. This will bring the enrollment up to seventy-five. The state traveling library, which has been here since the beginning of the year, is to be returned and 11 new $100 Reward, $100 Tbe rfiulrrs of thin iinerr will In. nli'tiiiisl t& li'nru ll.ul i!u-ri 1 ut l.-.iHt our tln-ailcd tllm-ahu tluit M'l'IK-f bun lit'i'll nUi Ii. cur.. 111 (ill 1m iiiii.'h, nna unu is riourri.. Hull i iittirrh t'tiru Is tin' only mmlllvi- .-tin- ii.nv known Iw tln ni.nl l.'i.l fiiilfrnlly. rmaiTli I..-I.1K .. tHiiitllliill,uiil dlnrnNr, r.tUva a i-.tiualliitloiinl trt'Utlm'nt. Hull' Cnoiri'li Cuie It oiL.'ii Itil.Tiuillv. u.-titiic itlri'fllY uimiii lln IiI.hhI mill UIIK-I.UH KurOicr-M of Hi.- a)itu. tlirrt'Ly il.-HtniyliiR tlx. (omnia! Ion or in (Ilsi-IKP. mill Klvlnu llio Jmllplil hln-uiilti by IHltltlllift up III roiiMtlliillon mul umInUhic uh turc III iIoIiik 111 worli. Tin. roii'l.ori litir.. o inuili fnllh In IW curmlv. prnv.-rn Hint Iln'y offi-r On.. Iltuiilr.-il ll..ll;!r. lor any ciino iliut It KIM l. i-nro. H. IIH lor IMt or ti'HIInionliilrt. Ailtln'iM F. J. C11KN15Y & CO., Tnloilo, O. Solil ly till llrUKKlila. 7oo, Take Mull's Faiullj I'llu tor conHtlpiitioD. CLASSII IF.B- AIIVKBTISIXO 16ATKS. One cent per word per Issue; 6 times for the prlco of 6. Fifty cents a lino by tho month, without change. Five words to tho line. HFJiP WANTHn-J'EMALE WANT10D Mldlo aged lady for house work. Phone 420-L. 277 W AlSTEU Girl for genera) house work, rlione 567-J2. AVAXTE1) SITUATION'S WAfNTRD Pruning to do by con tract or day. Phone 443-J. 277 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED To rent a ranch, cither stocvk or general farming. Give good references.. P. o. Uox so, Knsle Point, Ore. 2S1 WANTED -Second Phono HU-li. hand Incubator 279 WANTED To buy. two White IB- liorn cockerels. Phone 4-1.1 It. 277 WANTED Second band drill, club wheat, ulso fattening hog feed. Tel. 403-K2. 277 WANTED To buy owe sheep. Phone George Mansfield, Prospect, Ore., Phono 22-F13, Euglo Point, Butte Falls Tel. line. -280 WANTED To buy a good team, weighing about 12! Young & Hall. ranch 0 lbs. 270 WANTED To hlro good plow team. Call evenings or meal time only. C. VV Isaacs. WANTED Old falso teeth, don.t matter If broken. I pay $1 to $5 per set. Mall to L. .Mazer, 2007 8. r.tli St., Philadelphia, Pa. Will send cush by return mail. 277 W A NT E I ) I loard less bn rley; EaTly Sunrlso potatoes. G. M. Loomls, 11. 2. 277 WANTED Houses to move. Phono 488-.M, or 48S-X. WANTED A furnished house for two mouths; .iiusi have three mas tor lied rooms and heating system Earl Tinny, Agent, Phono 004. 2 7S-. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT -Five sleeping rooms, wim nam. zij n. (iriipe st. 200 FURNISHED A I'AltT.M UNTS. FOR RENT Two completely fur nished apartments for rent, steam boat, hot and cold water, bath, kitchenette with gas range. Apply Hotel Holland. Attention Property Owners Action In the circuit court has been begun to determine the validity of Hanson plun and stop the Is- suance of Bonds Illegally, or at an excessive Interest rate. We ask all . i property 0WIU'rfJ ' contribute to the Ttn,.,, ... m . .. . AI"-"'"! UI t:(J"rL V.QHIS HIKl attorney tH to prosoouto uame up ' .'f'"""'"' C"- Contributions will bo receipted lor by Attorney MrCabe. (who Is con .ducting the suit), at bis office. Oar- nett-Corey building, or ut the office of Fo,h investment Co., 37 North Fir St. Prompt action Is necessary. iNames of contributors strictly confidential. one ordered. Those hnving books out should return them to the librarian at once. F.aglo Point is to have a Community day and school meet again this year. Thevxiict date has not been fixed yet. but it will probably be about the iast of April or first of .May. Nearly 110 schools in Ibis part of the coun ty have expressed n desire to partici pate in the meet. Committees will be appointed soon and schedules of the various events sent out to the schools. Mrs. F.llu Shisler has resigned her position ns primary teacher to accept a position in the Ciinailian schools. Mrs. Wheeler will complete her term. HI with a child who is rundown, has pale cheeks oi thin blood, who will hesitate to give that child the very thing itneeds to start it growing and keep it going? For over forty years tlieconcentrated liquid-food in Scott's Emulsion has been changing thinness to plumpness changing poor blood to rich blood. There is nothing better for growing children whether they arc weak or well than Scotl's Kmulsion, but see that you get thu genuine Scott'd. SuU & UuffH, Ukwmltafcl. N. J- 15-J0 FOR RKXT HOUSES FOIt KENT Furnished and unfur nished liouso. M. A. Itudor, 123 Kast Main. ( FOIt SALE LIVESTOCK, FOIl SALE Breeding stock Duroc hogs, gills, young boar and pigs. Oakum's l'anii. Talent, J. 11, Full er. 280 FOR SALE Oil TRADE Jacks nnd Jenny HurroH. Suitable for chil dren o work. Cor. Mantle nnd Liberty, X. Medford. 2S9 FOR SALE Extra fine pure Jersey cow and calf, three fine heifers, horse, buggy, sharpless separator, fruit Jars, 2 woodcutters' outfits, beating stove, iron bed. bicycle, iron wheelbarrow. Herbert Lunt, Talent. 280 FOIl SALE POULTRY FOR SALE Stock carrots. A. YV. Stone. Phone 652-J. FOR SALE Dry oak, laurel .and mnnzanlta tier wood, $3 per tier, delivered. Phone 351-J. 278 FOR SALE Broodor coop lOxlS, roof und sldea covered with roofing paper, iPetalumu brooder stove, outfit good ns new, $25 it' taken at once. Can be moved on dray. Janes Bros., Phone 370-X. 277 FOR SALE White Wyandottes, breeding stock. Eggs lor hutch ing. White Holland turkey eggs. J. II. Fuller, Talent. 280 FOR SALE O. A. C. lino bred S. ('. W. Leghorn cockerels; nlso White Wyandotte cockerels and eggs for hatching. II. W. David son, Central Point. 2 7s) FOR SALE It. C. R. I. Red eggs for Hatching, from flno stock, $1.00 setting, 15; also n few flno cock erels, $1.60 each. Jas. Campbell, Phono 311-R. 27K FOR SALE S. C. White Leghorn eggs. Heavy laying strain, 75c setting, $4.00 hundred. J. S. Craw ford, Talent, Oregon. 283 FOR SALE S. C. Rhode Island Red cockerels, pullets and eggs for hatching. Ernest Webb, Central Point, Phone 2 17. 312 FOR SALE Eggs for hatching, from nrst prize Winers (.t Htnto Poul try Show. S. C. White Leghorn $1.00 per setting. R. C. Silver Lncod Wyaudottos, $1.25 per set ting. Order now for future hatch lug. P. E. Wyncoop, 820 West 12tb Bt. Phono 204-W. 2S2 FOIt SALIi JHSCKLLAXEOUS '(lit SALE Wagon, 3 14 Mitchell, biiegv, harness, for small horse. 310 Knight st. 281 FOR HALE BeardieM barley m'ei. riionc 20i-tt:i. 281 'OR SALE Plows, burrows, etc. 100.') South Peach. FOR SALE Home grown alfalfa seed; also .'1 1-4 wagon. Wallace Wood. Apply ut Hiihl.urd Bros. 278 'OR SALE Set double harness, one billiard table. John Lyden, Jacksonville. 277 FOR SALE A Howard Brothers Square (Irand piano, in good con dition. Moving and must sell. Sixty dollars cash takes It. Joe O'Brien, 319 S Uing street. tf FOR SALE Hydraulic placer mine, fully equipped; good plplns ground. Address J. C. I)., care Mall Tribune. 203 FOR SALE Seed, alfalfa, red clover aweet clover, timothy and other grasses; strictly fancy stocks. Write for samples. Ralph Waldo Elden, Central Point, Ore. FOR SALE REAli KSTATH FOR KALE -Five room modern house and lot; 2 blocks from .Main street on North lliv.-rsiile, $.".1111. Phone yoo-L. 2s:! . 1 - KOK HA LK Will brII CO-acre ntock nilfl Urnrw! rutw.V, li,.l..,., r,. anil wooil ranch below cost for 'anh If taken at once; cmdlent outraiiKO. Herbert Lunt, Talent. a so j OR SALE Cheap. Four bonnes and nluo lots. Three six and onei three-room house. Near new mill. Will sell one or all. Easy terms. J!G,l,as:,y. 44 Park Place i.osr .(1ST-Jewel butterfly pin Simla. nriernoon. Iletiirn to 17.) West ImiIi and receive ruwaij. j; PAGI'" FIVE Or kJf u TL0 H ' MtMt ft tfMil-l Gall Stones, Cancer and Ulcers oiRs'ft the Stomach'and Intestines, Auto-Infw toxlcatlon, Yellow Jaundice, Appen jjj'$ dlcttls and other fatal ailments re foi suit from Stomach Trouble. Thous ands of Stomach Sufferers owe tholijf complete recovery to Mayr's WondcrS ful Remedy. Unlike any other forjS Stomach Ailments. For sale by drug-&& gists everywhere. -v - - - W:' MOXEV TO LOAN j5 TO LOAN $lM(i"7oloan"m r47iTcl sfe property. Box S, Mull Tribune. MONEY TO LOAN' IlavITmonev JihA loan on first mortgages. Qulckt:' service. E. S. Tumy, 210 Garnctt-V" Corey bide. (?;";' BUSINESS OPPOIITCXITIES FOR SALE Business opportunlly. havo a country store, old estnhiish ed business; groceries, hurdwure etc.; doing good business. Ownei will consider part trude. Aililrc; o.suor, Mall Tribune BUSINESS niRKCTOKY Auto Supplies LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. W( are operating the largest, oldes and best equipped plnnt In the Pa clflo northwest. Use our spring! when others fall. Sold under guar antoo. 26 North Flftoonth St Portland, Ore. rr-e: Attorneys UMJIIUE A. CODDING Lawyer nooin 4 13. liarnett-Corey Bldg. iiiouiora, ure. ucu.' w. uHBiiiiY Attorney am notary, itooms -io, Jackson Coun ty Bnnk Building, entrance N central, Medford,) Ore. PORTER J. NEFF Attorney at law rooms 8 nnd 9, Medford Nationa nans uuiuiing. A. E. REAMES -Lawyer. Oarnotl vjorey DIUg. Collections uul,l-,K(JTIONS AND REPORTS W vwnvciuii nome accotinrs 14 year u.u. vye iinow now to eot t.h money. The Bullock' Morcnntll Agency, inc. Rooms 1, 2, 3. Hne sins mug., ziu k. Main st. Dentists DR. T. T. SHAW Dentist. Over Dan lels Clothing Store In rooms for merry ocoupieu Dy Dr. Jones. Phon Ullii-H., DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOO DR. C. C. VAN SCOYOO Dentists Garnett Coroy Bldg., Suite Medford, Ore. Phone SbG. Engineer and Contractor FRED N. CUMM1N09 Engineer nn contractor, 401 M. F. & H. BI1I1 Surveys, estimates. Irrigation drali age, orennrj and land Improvemen Garbage UAKUAOUi ot your premise uicanou up ror tne summer. Ca on iuo euy gnrlinge wagons fi gooa service. Phone 874-L. I 1. Alien. Instruction in Music r RED ALTON I1AIGHT Teacher 1 piuno aud harmony. Ilalght Musi Studio, 401 Garuett-Corey Bids IUI..IB . Insurance, EARL S. TUMY General Insurant, oince, rire, Automobile, Accldon Liability. Plate Glass, Contra. and Surety Bonds. Excellent con panics, good local service. No. 21 uarneuuorey Bldg. Physicians and Surgeons DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopath' physician. 303 Garnett Corey bull ing. Phono 130. DR. J. J. EM MENS Physician an surgeon. Pracllco limited to ey ear, nose nnd throat. Eyes sole tlflcally tested and glasses 811 plied. Oculist nnd Aurlst for 3. 1 11. K. uo. Offices U. F. & II. C bldg.. opposite P. O. Phone 567. Printers and rulillstiers MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has tl best equipped printing office I Southern Oregon; Book blndlu, loose leaf ledgers, billing system etc. Portland prices. 27 Nort Fir at. Transfer EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CUi C Office 42 North Front sL PhorL t . ' 316. Prices right. Service guai..'.V1' anteed. .f -r WHY? $1650 Best buy for money on our lis 6-room modern house on one of bc K streets in town. House could nni lit built for less than two thousund do lars; on paved street: sixty-five feel East fronf good shape. Will sel f,,rnUure wlt at , pr,J: icrms on part. See mo now. J. C. BARNES I U Ul Weat lialn 8Uea(. m r.t- '