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Newspaper Page TextPORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 17. Hobs steady. Receipts 204. Bulk of Hacking graven $12,204! 12.2."; heavy packing $12 S5S 12.33; light packing. $12.20 4t 12.25; rough heavy. $10.50611 pigs una Bklps, $11(11-25; stock ham, $9.75 i& 10.25. I Cattle steady. Receipts 21. Steers, prime light. )9S.25; prime heavy, $99.25; good, $S.40 (fi S.SO; cows, elioioe, $7. 50 (if 7.75 ; medium to good, $I7.25; ordinary to fair, $8(i C.JSi heifers. $4!8; hulls, $3.50i C; calves, $U4j 9. , Sheep Bteady. Receipts 3.'.. I.nmlis cast of mountains $ 1 3 . 5 0 eg. J 3 ; lambs valley, $12.25(5 12.50; lambs, good, $U,25iS 11.75: choice wethers $10.50 fi 0.75; choice ewes, $9.25 fi 9.75 ; heavy ewes, $8.75 ff 9.25. . f j Portlnnd Uiittri'. fGRTLAiND. Ore., Feb. 17. But ter, tieak. Buying price butter fat down four ceuta. No. 1, 39c; .No. 2, 37c' cube extras, 37c. p fl Portland Grain. . POUTLAXD, Ore., Feb. 17 Wheat strong. No trading. Spot bids un changed to Mc up. niuestem, $1.97 'A; fortyfold, $1.53; club, l.t2;; red Russian, $1.49. , jfiarley lower. jNo. 1 feed, $39. today's car receipts: Wheat S, bar lyj3, flour ,3, oatH 4, hny 7. : Cltfcjio Wheat. CHICAGO, Feb. 17. Wheat: Zlr. Hctliugill, field man fm. tu v.njuujMu sugar L.O., was out in this district Fridny looking after the uiieresis 01 his company. . Mrs. O. 1'cnlnnd of- Talent spent . Friday niKht villi relatives in this district. ; "T Patrons of route 2 have received Boliee that mail boxes must ho pine ' Open Close $1.72 $1.73 Jy 1.474 i.4s TABLE ROCK TABLETS : V eu .so, us to be on the light of Ihe earner, us lie travels over the route. -jim must oe done by March 1 to comply with Ihe new ruling of-the postollicc department. T. E. Bcaulieu unloaded a carload 01 beet pulp at Central I'oint last ,, ircek. This was in. the green state and was the first of the kind ever fceen m this district, and judg-inff from , the, smell about it, slock will be some f'.f. tunc t!'Cttinf accustomed to it;, t. lVn'nrt' lini;rt-"ln"wini. rfc.'li TSZ. , jiis.-KujRran is confined to' the Dow iosnitnl at Centra! Point. 1 The Stockcr ninth is beinj; plowed Ir h crop of ffinih; also the trees uc beinr cleaned up, the stub.- tprouts and seedlings being removed. ,f Hairy Hayes has turned in four coyotes durins Ihe nasi month I'm- the v bounty offered by the Sportsmen's lub nt ham's Valley. & Al Hans is employed at the Defmd .ranch. Ij. Miller and family, who have been 'employed at the. Washburn orchard ir several months, have moved to Bedford. ...1. V. L. Caton and family visited rela ties at Asule Sunday. i! Ilr. llulkey of Central Point, took part in the coyote elia.se in (ho Sams f alley district last Sunday. The doc ..tor riding; his charter with his rifle ,;Mun nt Ins side and his hounds fol lowing makes quite an imposing spec . jtacle and reminds one of the stories of the south. i Loren Oregon- of Agate is plowing -t beet land lor Mr. Collins on Ihe W'y . 4 eoff much. ;J Hurry Neulon delivered a load of . .? wood to Ihe Agute school house the iirst of Ihe week. "4 K. Kdsall of Untie Falls pur 1j chased a ton of seed oals ul the Xea ,i Ion ranch Thursday. , Mr. Clark of the. Jledford ( ream I erj' run his cream jitney through here 1 last Wednesday and will be through asain next Tuesday. After this he will niako Has part of his route, pro ving he can secure enough cream to justify him. Joe Sopu of Mcdford visited his friend, I. Shoda, and wife and baby Tokio, last Saturday at the Collins ranch. The bright, sunshiny weather has caused much activity iu this section, the soil being in excellent omdition lo work, and our farmers losing no time w preparing the ground and seeding ti grain. , O. T. Wilson and family of Sams alley were Snudav visitors wilh rel- tive in this district. Mr. And Mrs. II. J). Joues were call ins on Fonts Creek friends Ihe fir-t of the week. T). H. Slend was in Medford on has iness Monday. Farmers in thn vicinity are very busy Retline in wheat and plowing gardens. A .ffood rain ;ivottld he irrestly npprfeiattd. O. P.. A Men will stall up 11 ."ilHI-.vg 4.I RIVERSfDE RIPPLES I MEDFOKD j capacity electric imulmtor next : week, made by A. .1. Vance of Med j ford. Frank Norton is prun'ms the or chard on the Kozalis nimh. W oil on the reservoir at the spring on Gold Gulch to supply water lur the Charles Chautplin und Mrs. Abbic Cliaihplin homes is prosressiu as fast as possible, iiltlioufjh many iliffi enlties uiv encountered, snch as cuv in in, etc. Frank Swackcr, Kichard Swaeker and Stewart Porter are do iujr the work. The promised county road work on the ltiversidc road has not yet been bemi. One of the pleasant occasions en joyed by the ltiversidc people was a valentine party given by Mrs. 1. W. Jacobs and Miss Nelly Jacobs at the Kosialis ranch, February 14. The rooms were tastefully decorated with hearts, pussy willows and laurels and alter the "uests were all assem bled they were put to work making valentines. Great skill was shown but Mrs. Strieker and Mrs. June! were voted best and received uppro pnnlc prizes. A very dainty lunch .was served, consisting' of hcart-shup eu sauowicnes, decorated cakes, ice cream and coffee. iliss Jacobs leaves the first of next week for her home in Omaha stopping en route to visit friends at I.os Angeles and Salt Lake. During the month s visit here with her mother and brother she has also enjoyed the hospitality of many of the friends on liivcrside. A Washington program will he car ried out at the next club meeting, Feb ruary '22, at the home of .Mrs. I. H. Porter. Mr. and Mrs. 0. 11. Boyd and fam it y ore expected home the last of the week from a visit with relatives at Cottage Grove. While there their old est child, F.linor, was very sick with pneumonia, but we are glad lu say is now ou the road lo recovery. We are glad to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Strieker as residents anion? us. As has been mentioned, they bought the lloyd ranch and moved onto the placo at once. Our sympathy goes out to the many relatives of Grandpa Jfon'is, who passed away Wednesday evening, February 14, ht his home in Hock Point. He had been in fulling healtl for some time and a few weeks ago had n fall which hastened his death He was uast 80 years old nud he and his faithful companion had lived to gether more than sixty venis. The funeral was held Friday at the home at 1 p. m. GOLD HILL NUGGETS . Mrs. JV E. Randalls, with her little duughter, arrived Sunday morning from Hertford for a visit with her folks, K. E. Jamison and family on Galls Creek, air. Randalls has been transferred to Roseville, California, from Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Walker left Monday afternoon for Montugue, Cal. where Mr. Walker has a position awaiting him. Married at Conulllo, Ore., Sun day, February 11th, nt 12:30 p. 111. James D, Avery and Miss l.ela M Barker. The groom is well known among Gold Hill young people, hav ing lived here several years ago. His mother, Mrs. Mae Avery and brother, Frank, still resido here. C. N". Shaver received the sad news Tuesday of the passing away of his father. While his death was not en tirely unlooked for at this time, still it yas somewhat unexpected as word had been received of his improved condition. His ago was 83 years. J. W. Merritt made a brief visit between trains Thursday. . Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Hutchinson were in town Tuesday and Wednes day making arrangements for a par sonage. 1 hey will probably remove hero from Jacksonvillle next week, Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Mclnfyre ac companied by Miss Opal Gilmore, -Mrs. Mclntyre's granddaughter, left last Saturday ovening for Portland. Mr. aud Mrs. Mclntyre expect to be gone a year, but .Miss Gilmore will only make a short visit at the home of her aunt, Mrs. M. R. Rice. Ben Hosencranz, known to a num ber of Gold Hill people, was a south- hound passenger Monday.' riarlelgh Slead made a trip to Med ford Monday. Roy Bowman arrived Sunday even ing from Weed, Calif., for a brief visit with his mother nsd to attend to a few business matters. ' Floyd and Glenn Eddings returned Wednesday from the "freenhack. mine," out from Grants Pass, where they have been employed for some time by the California-Oregon Power Co. Mrs. George Hammersley and little son left here Wednesdny night for Collngo, Calif., where Mr. Hammers ley Is employed. Pete Diingey came In from Marsh- llAMl-i Mfl IMJ pi 1. SOLO EY CRl'OOIiTS EVERYWHERE CHICHESTER S PILLS f ' llie JTlrMrfAX " tl'tf ?leJ R"a. y 1 v j? MATTJ TIUBUXra, fT'DPO'TCi'"), OTiEiOX. SATUHnAY. VEllTJUAttY 17. field Tuesday HlRhl for a visit of about Iwo weeks with his parents, .Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dungey. It has been almost seven years since he lust visited his former homo hero. '.Mrs. R. C. Kelsey, proprietor of Ihe Ladies' Shop, went to Portland Thursday to attend to business mat ters there and visit her son, William. She expects to he gone about ten days. Dave Miller returned to his home at Salem lust Friday after a week's stay with his cousin, Mrs. D. H. Mil lor. 'Mrs. L. A. Burrick is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S V. McFarren of this city. She arrived last Saturday from Salem for a fort night's visit. Charles Reed came down Monday from Tolo to join tho Irrigation ditch survey under F. W. Hodge. J. B. Palmer was In Medford Mon day night and Tuesday. Mrs. Harry Porter and little dough ter, Uoberta Phyllis, were in town from Saturday last until Tuesday of this week visiting friends in this city. They left for Medford where they will visit before proceeding to Gran ada, California, where Mr. Porter has a position with the Big Pines Lnm her Co. The first of tho week the Southern Pacific Co. added to the list of local employees by adding watchmen at the Rogue river bridge here. Two men, Clay Hutson aud Ray Fleming patrol tho bridge and trestle ut night, while Fred Turner is on day duty. It is said that all bridges and tunnels are watched, supposedly to prevent any trouble from the 1. W. W.'s who might try to blame it on the war. Hied, William M. Morris, at his home near Gold 11111, on Wednesday, February 14th. He was born iu Green county, Missouri, December 28th IS JO, making him 80 years, 1 month and 17 days old the day of his de- mite. Ho was another of southern Oregon's pioneers aud is well known to old-timers. The funeral services were conducted ut tho residence and interment made at tho 1. O. O. F cemetery, rrmay, February 10th ut 1 o'clock. TALENT TALK County Clerk Gardner of .lacJtson ville was a Talent visitor Monday. -Mr. and Mrs. Fred Urandt of North Talent spent Sunday in Jacksonville visiting friends. 'William Warner of Medford trans acted butsinesB in Talent Monday. Thomas J. Hell, Jr., hag leased the j DRINK HOT TEA j FOR A BAD COLD Oct a small package of Hamburg Broast Ta( or as tlm German' foika call it.Uambnrfr Brust Thew'atany pharmacy. Take a tablespoon fill of the tea, put a cup of boiling water upon it, pour through a sieve and drink a teacup, full at any time . during tho day or before retiring, it is the moat effective way to brraic a cold and cure grip, as it opens the pores of the akin, relieving contention. Also luoncns tho bowels, thua driving a cold from the nystem. Try it the next time you suffer from a cold or the irrip. It is inexpensive and entirely vegetable, therefore safe and harnilcas. ; Eub Pain and Stiffness away with . a small bottle of old bonest St. Jacobs Oil When your hack in Bore and lamo or lumbago, aciatica or rlicumntifan has yon Htilfcned up, uon t sutou'l Oct 25 rent Iwttle of old. honest "St. Jacobs Oil" at anv drug store, pour little in your hand und rub il rijjht into the iiuin or nche, and by the tintu you count llflo', tho fcurencsM mid luiue 11PHH in Ronc Lion t fltay cripmol! 1 liut Boollnne, peneLrating oil netils to lie um-(1 only once. -It t.tkca the uchu and nuiii right out of rour hai'k and endx the misery. It in niagii;ul, yet ali..lutey harmless and doesn't burn f lie akin. Kothini; cImr bt'ttm luiiit)U'!o, Hcintiua ami Unit' buck luidt-ry bo irouiit'y! SACRIFICE SALE Owner of two Hili-riass Bungalows must realize some easli'fiiuekly. His loss is your Rain. Property pric ed so low that lit'er ran elear $ 1000 on eai-h one with in a year, ' Now is the time to buy Medford property. Fehl Investment Co. Phnc 65-1-J 37 XJ Fir st. Bostwlck ranch south of Talent aud will move there soon. 1 Mai Ion Fryer has opened a gener 1 al repair shop In Taleut. Karl Beeson was a .Medford caller I Wednesday. Fred Brandt transacted business in Ashland Wednesday. 'Marlon Fryer has moved Into the Wlllcox house. Waldo Bell and Jonas Barret left the first of the weel; 10 run the Opp mine above Jacksonville. AVelborn Beeson spent Wednesday in Medford attending to busluoss. Fromun and High are mplng to open a box factory In Talent. Peter Vandersluis attended the show lu Ashland Tuesday evening. Arthur Brown of Medford wna a Talent caller Thursday. ;Mrs. Wargenett of Sail Francisco who has been visiting her grand mother, Mrs. Jess Adama of Wagner creok, for the last few days, return ed home Wednesday evening. John Wolgnmott of Wagner creek was attending to business In Talent Friday. Mrs. Fred Brandt of North Talent spent Thursday In town visiting with friends. J. Nick Pace is having his house on ltailroad avenue remodeled. Fro luau and High are doing Ihe work. R Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Blith and Fir Sta. Circuit Court. Ethan Allen Uildrcth vs. Dcssa MafTfiie Uildrcth, Miuiunma. Sarah C. Wjiijr vs. C. C. Wing, di vorce. Probate. EmIuIb of 1). Thomas Knnkol, no tice to creditors. Ileal Estate Transfers. O. F.. llilsinuer et ux to C. 11. Thomas, land in sec. 7-117-1W John A. Waite to G. W. Cherry, land in kcc. 4-41-IIW. T. 1,. Fiirluw et ux to William Far-low, land iu sec. 1S-:I7-.'IK. and sec. I:i-I7-'JF. T. I,. Karlow et px to William 1.. Fnrlow, land in sec. 11- :i7-i: J. 11. Wrifilit to C. W. Hoot et 10 ux, lots in Ashland Mrs. Mary Hudgcon et vir to Mrs. C. E. Keith, lots in Tal ent 1,000 100 Oliliuanco Xo. 87 1. An Ordinance appropriating money for certain expenses iu connection with tho proposed Isbuo of approxi mately $825,000 City of Medford lie funding improvement Bonds. TDK CITY OF MKDFOHD DOTH OHDAIX AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. That the Mayor und City Kecordor bo and are hereby au thorized, empowered aud directed to draw and tho City Treasurer to pay a warrant on the general fund in the sum of $750.00 In favor or Howard A. Hanson, Esq., on account of ex penses incident to his going to New York City and other eastern points in tho interest of the City of Med ford and it proposed Issue of approxi mately $$25,000 City of Medford Refunding Improvement Bonds, and such sum is hereby appropriated from the fieneral Fund for such purpose. bection -i. upon the sale of such bonds It shall be provided that tho successful bidder shall re-lmhurse the city for the above and forego ing expenditures. Section 3. Inasmuch as the re funding of thn special assessment bonds of said City of Medford and ro-organUntion of Ub finances Is of tho utmost Importanco to the general wenare ot sain city, and Its inhabi tants and directly Involves the credit of said city and the peace, health and safety of said city is directly involved, now tnerutore, an emergency is hure by declared to exist and this Ordi nance shall be in full rorce and ef fect immediately alter its passage by thn cily council and approvul by tho mayor. Tho foregoing ordinance was passed by the Cily Council of tho City of .Medford on tho !Ub day of February. 1U17, by the following vote: JCnmicns, absent; Caddis, "aye": Keene, "aye"; Carkln "aye"; Davis, "ayo"; Hargrave, "aye". Approved this loth day or Febru ary. 1917. (Signed) C. K. GATF.S. Attest: Mavor. I Signed) K. T. FOS3, (SKA I.) city Recorder. .Mistcr's Sale. N'otlco Is hereby given that pursu ant to the directions of a de'ree passed In the district court of Hie United States for tho District of Ore gon, on thn 5th day of January, nil 7, in a cause i herein pending, whorelii Security Savino and Trust Company Is complainant, and vhercin ihe Northern Brewery Campnv and the United Hanking and Savings Com pany are defendants, the under signed, on .Monday, the 2Cth day of February, 1 a 1 7. at the hour of 10 a. m., at the front door of the county court house of .Multnomah conntv. Oregon, at Portland, In said county and state, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, ku'i ject to confirmation and redemption. and to Ihe several nrnvUlntu talned In Ihe said decree, the interest ui i ii ueienoants anovo named In tile following ripj.rrf!ierl ma I nmn.., situate in the County of Jackson, aiate or wregon, to wit: Half Interest, belnz fnriv aurpa .in scribed as follows: An undivided half interest unto and off Flory Ranche described as follows: The Sollth hair nf thn flnillliAaa, nurl,.p of Section 2, Township 3 8 South, ltange 3 West, W, M., containing SO acres. The said sale will he made for the purpose of realizing the sum of $ 154.8 111. lit!, together with Interest thereon from the date of the said de cree, and the costs and disburse ments of the litigation adjudged lo he due the iibove named complainant, und the further sum of $14 1,214.75, together with interest thereon from tho date of tho said decree, adjudged to be due the United Banking nud Savings Company, and the accruing costs aud expenses of this sale. EARL C BKO.VAVCiII, Master commissioner uuder an poiutmeut by the district court of the United States for the District of Oro-gou. Notice b WckmI Dealers anil Contrnctoi-s. School District No. 4!) will receive sealed bids at the office of tho Clerk, until 7:30 p. in., Feb. 27th, 1017, for 325 cords of wood, the same to be flint growth, body wood, either red fir, black oal; or laurel. Same to be delivered at tho school grounds, be tween April 1st and Auk. 1st, 1017. All wood must be cut from live trees. Kach slick to be four feet long und not less than 6 Inches or more than IJ inches lu diameter. Wood to be so piled that It can be easily mea sured at the school grounds, and all measurements to he made by tho de partment of weights and measures of the state and such measurement to tc satlslaclory to both parties. The l oard reserves the right to re ject any or M bids. 1)11. E. It, SEKLEY, Chairman. H. S. STIXE, 2S2 Clerk. CLASSIFIED A DVKltTISI.NO 1CVTK8. One cent per word per issue; C times fur the price of Fifty cents a Hue hy month, without change. Five words to the line. the I1M..P WAJTinn MALE WANTED Man aud wile on ranch, without ramily. ,Call S5S or room 7, Palm block. 2S3 SALESMAN Capable specialty man for Oregon; staple lino on new and exceptional terms; vacancy now; attractive commission contract. $35 weekly ror expenses. Miles F. Blxler Co., 2207 Carliu bldg., Cloveland, Ohio. 2S1 WANTED MISCUM.ANEOUS WANTED Will give working girl sleeping room; no charges; very central; object, company. Phone 543-.J. 2X1 WANTED Trappers attention! Eas tern buyer bore, until 24th. High est cash prices. All furs wanted. Phono 2S3-.I. Roy Allen at Mod- lord Junk Co. I 281 WANTED Fifty tiers wood cut Threo miles southwest from Med ford. E. K. Morrison, It. It. No. 1. Box 12 0. 282 WANTED Vacuum cleaning, the largo machine. I furnish my own power. Henry Currier. Phono 826-X. 30; WANTED Houses to niovo. 4 8 8-M. or 4 8S-X. Tlionc FURNISHED APARTMENTS. FOR RENT Two conmletoly fur nished apartments for rent, steam heat, hot and cold water, bath. kitchenette with gas rango. Apply Hotel Holland. ' FOIt RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Furnished three-room houso, with balh. close In. Apply E. H. French, 730-R. 281 FOR RENT Furnished and unfur nished house. M. A. Under, 123 JOast Main. VOIt KENT SrjSCEMiA NKOUS FOR. RENT Ranch 27 acres, 3 miles from Medford. 915 W. 1 0th atrec.1. 2 81 FOR RENT Spa co for office at No. 17 Central avo., North, phone White, 420. 2S2 FOR RENT Prune orchard.- 1 !i miles from Medford. Phone 2SS-.I. 285 FOR RENT 10 acres good iev 1 mild, 1 mile south Sams Vallev V. O. O. C. Pierce, Medford. 2SI Kt KENT I''UJl ISII ED ROOMS, FOR RENT- Furnished sleeping rooms, with bat h. 245 X. (Jrupe ' 20!) MONEY TO f .OA N TO LOAN lloou to $S5uo on first iiinn HBcurny. rnone 3j3-.I. .1. II. Andrews. 287 TO LOAN $1000 to loan on ranch property. Box S. Mall Tribune. MONEY TO LOAN Have money to loan on first mortgages. Quick service. E. S. Tinny, 210 Garnett Corey bldir. (JUSTNESS OPr-oliTUNITIKS WANTED Partner to good money making business proposition with 1 000 eapilal or more. Address P. O. Box 54, Ashland, Orcg. 281 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES - - Buy Amalgamated oil one rent share"; loo per cent dividends in 00 days possible; product bin now coming In, ground lloor stock, one cent n share, doubles price shortly, $1 par volue. $10 bn.a inuo shares. Wrlle for full details. Amalgamated nil Co.. 1220 Coliord bldg. Oklahoma Cily. Okla. Ul.'SINESS OPPORTUNITIES - Motor iiems win 1111 you who made Ihe first automobile and 01 her Iriror niailon. We will mall you a ropy freo upon ranucst. Loomis 4i RelsB 30 Broad St., Now York, N. Y, 21 8 1017 I OH S.U.E ItEAI, ESTATE FOR SALE (lood stock ranch known as the Dividend liar-Wall place, to be spld Thursday, Febru ary 22d. 1917. at the hour of 10 a. m. nt the office of Judge Nell In Jacksonville, Oregon. For par ticulars see tleo. W. Cherry, Jack son County Bank bldg., Medford. Oregon. John A. Walt, Admr., Wut kins. Ore. 2S4 FOR SALE Five room modern house and lot; 2 blocks rrom Main street on North Riverside, $500. Phono 900-L. 282 bOR SALE Cheap. Four houses aud nine lots. Three six and one three-rooin house. Near new mill. ' Will sell one or all. Easy terms. Jasper Cillaspy, 4 4 Park Place. Phone 919-X. 294 FOH SALE LIVESTOCK. FOR SALE Team, Bert Hover, Phone Point. weight 2000. 30S, Central 283 FOR SALE Young black mine, weight 1,000 pounds, $45.00. W. P. Dodge, 010 S. Oakdulc. 231 FOR SAUi Horses and mules nt 4 01 Orchard and Land Co. Also plows. 284' FOR SALE Good work horse, 1300 lbs. No phone. Ranch east of city reservoir. Call noons or evenings. H. B. Janes. 281 FOR SALE 470 coats. Welborn Beeson. Phone 372-J1. Ash land. 283 FOR SALE First elnss Jersey cow, lust fresh.: Tuberculin tested. Phone 582-L. Cnll 851 E. 9th. 283 FOR SALE Team, horBe and mare, or w ill trudo for good cows. Phone lleaulleu, Central Point. 283 FOR SALE OR TRADE Jacks nnd Jenny 'iurros. Suitable for chil dren o work. Cor. Nlantlo nnd Liberty, N, Medford. 283 FOR 8.VLR MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Estey Organ, Buggy range, rocking chair, table, chairs, oil stove. Phono 788-R3. 282 FOR SALE Remington standard .typewriter No. 6, $10. Phono 739-.I. 283 FOR SALE Manure. Have your lots plowed. Phono 473-Y. 302 FOR SALE Ono power sprry rig. Complete, all ready to opernte. Price, $125. tleo. Hilton. Phone 8 B-I L 2 S 6 FOR SALE Loose nlfalfa hav for sale. Fred 11. Hopkins, 198-.11. 281 FOR SALE Early Sunrise Beed po tatoes. Phono 4B2-W. 285 FOR SALE Cheap" SlnitlevTinder Indian. Cull at 838 West 2nd street. 282 FOR SALE Baby rice pop corn out fit, $15.00. E. C. Sehultz, at Hol land Cafe. 2S1 FOR SALE Second hand overland ear. or trade for driving horse. Box F. (1., Mnll Tribune. 2 84 FOR SALE Mltntiie. Have your lots plowed. Phone 473-Y. 283 FOR SALE Nearly now covered hack with curtains. 2 auto-style seats, Sarvon wheels, duplex springs in front, full plutlorm springs rear, long distance nxlo, lVi inch. E. Mandcvlllo, Medford, Route 2. Phone 34 4-W. 278 FOR SALE Hay. Call evening or meal time. C. W. Isaacs. FOIl SALE Ono electric rnpge, used six months; perfect condition. Cost $109. Sell for $70. 815 Bennett ave., Phono 428-V. 283 FOR SALE Wagon, 314 Mitchell buegv, harness, for small horse. 310 Knight at. 281 FOR SALE nonrdlcsj barley BeeA. 1 mine ill l-ltj. 281 FOR SALE Plows harrows' etc. 473-Y. 21,1 FOR SALE A Howard llrnlher. Sqnaro (Irand piano, In good con dition. Moving and must sell. Sixty dollars cash takea it. Joe O'Brien, 319 S tilng street. tr FOR SALE Hydraulic placer "mlno, fully equipped; good piping ground. Address J. C. 11., euro -Mall Trlbuiio. 293 FOIl SALE Seed, alfalfa, rod clover sweot clover timothy and other grasses; strictly fancy stocks. Write ror samples. Ralph Waldo Eldcu Central point. Ore. FOR SALE roULTUV 1'OR SALE- S. C. Hurt Leghorn eggs lor hatching. All single awards won at IS 17 show. 1 !)i;-259-ogg strain. One fine cockerel. Phono ii-ij-.u. 2S0 'OR SALE It. I. Red eggs for Hatching. .Mated under ilugnn system. Phono 4SS-X. 284 FOR SALE- - 5 dozen White .Minorca pullets. 72 4 S. Central, Medford. Phono 541-Y. x; FOIl SALE Stock carrots. A. W. Stone. Phono 052-J. FOR SALE S. O. White Leghorn PPff, llnfii... In,.!.... . - r-m - 11,.I1I l,IIKIIl, .e settlti',', $4. on hundred. J. s. Craw ford, Taleut, Oregon. 283 FOR SALE H. C. Rhode Island lied cockerels, pullets and eggs for hatching. Ernest Webb, Central Point, Phone 217. 312 FOR SALE Eggs for hatching, from first prlzo wlncrs M Slnto Poul try Show. S. C. While Leghorn. $1.00 per setting, it, c. Silver Laced Wyandotlcs, $1 25 per set ting. Order now for future huldi ing. P. E. Wyncoop, 820 West 12th t. Phone 204-W. 23 LOST 1X1ST Tiro on demonnlable rim. .".0x3 16. Call E. F. Outline, 212. .laksou lle. ;;si PAfiK FIVE FOR EXCllANGU FOR TRADE 80 acres Texas, lo trado for city or county property here. Might assume. Box Acra, Mall Tribune. 2SI MISCKLI,S ROCS. FINANCIAL Freo book "Money iu OH" shows how you can niako pilck profits; steady dividends; biiiall Investment: now drilling. Approved Slain Banking Commis sion. Neosho Co., K. C. Life bldg. Kansas City, Mo. 281 I1U61SESS DIRECTORY Accountant. E. M. WH.SON Certified Publln Accountant, room 411 M. F. & H. Bldg., .Medford, Oregon. Auto Supplied LAHER AUTO SPUING CO. We are operating the largest, oldest and best equipped plant lu the Pa cific northwest. Use our springs when others fail. Sold under eunr nntee. 28 North Fifteenth 8t Portland, Ore. Attorneys GEOROE A. OODDINO Lnwver, Room 412. Carnett-Corcy Bldg., Medford, Ore. GEO. W. CHERRY Attorney and Notary. Rooms fl-10, Jackson Coun ty Bank Building, entrance N. Central, Medford, Ore. PORTER .T. NEFF Attorney nt law. rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Bulldlnsr. A. E. TtEAMES Lawy'or'.Garnett Corey bldg. , Collections COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS We collected some accounts 14 years old. We know how to get the money. Tho Bulloclt Mercantile Agency. Inc.. Rooms 1, 2, 3. Ilaa kins' Bldg., 210 E. Main Ft. Dentist DR. T. T. SHAW Dentist. Over Dan iels Clothing Store in rooms for merly occupied by Dr. Jones. Phone 692-Y. DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOO DR. C. C. VAN SCCYOO Dentists Oarnett Corey Bldg., Suite Medford, Ore. Phone 850. 810 Engineer nnd Contractor FRED N. CUMMINOS Engineer nnd contractor, 404 M. F. & H. Bldg. Surveys, estimates, Irrigation drain age, orchard and land Improvement Garbage QARBAOE Oct your premises clennod up for the summer. Call on the city gnrbngo wagons fo good servleo. Phone 874-L. F. Y. Allen. Instruction In Music FRED ALTON HAIGUT Teaehor ot piano and harmony. Halght Muslt Studio. 401 Oaruett-Coroy Bldg., Phona 72. Insurance EARL S. TUMY General Insurance office. Fire, Automobile, Accident, Liability, Plato Glass, Oontracd and Surety Bonds. Excellent com panies, good locnl service. No. 210 Garnett-Coroy Bldg. Physicians nnd Surgeons Dn. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia physician. 303 Garnett Corey build ing. Phone 130. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and surgoon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tosted and glasses sup plied. Oculist nnd Aurlst for S. P. R. 1L Co. Offices M. F. & II. Co. bldg,, opposite P. O. Phono 567. Printers and Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has the Dest equipped prlatlng office In Southern Oregon; Book binding, looso loaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices. 27 North Fir St. Tnuuifor EADS TRANSFER & STORAOH CO. Office 42 North Front st. Phone 315. Prices right. Service guar anteed. IXTERURI1AX AUTOCAR CO. TIME CARD. Leave Medford for Ashland, Talent and Phoenix dally, except Sunday, at 8:00 a. m.i 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 6:15 p. m. Also on Saturday at 10:15 p. m. Sunduys loavo at 10:30 a. m. and 2:00, 5:00 and 9:30. p. m. Lcava Ashland for Medford dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. m 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 aud 5:15 p. m. Also on Satur day nights nt 6:30. Sundays leave Ashland at 9:00 a. m. and J:00, 8:00 and 10:30 p. m. WHY? $1650 Best buy for money on our list. 6-room modern house on one of best streets In town. House could not bo built for less than two thousand dol lars: on paved street; sixty-five feet; East front; good shape. Will sell furniture with houso nt halt price. Terms on part. See mo now. J. C. BARNES I'S West Jlalu BUtMW J