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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAII TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ' ORECOW WEDNESDAY. FElUvUARY 21. 1917 PAGE FIVE" HAS LITTLE IL I CO PENH AGE N, Feb. 21. Solvclg Jucobscn, the six year old daughter of a Norwegian shipmaster, who has arrived here with hoi- parents on the way to Norway, has the distinction of not only being the first child to make a yoyage on a German submarine, but of being the guest during the eight day trip of the submarine comman der, who in declared to have sunk the Lusltania. Solveig's father, Isuali Jncobsen was master of the Norwe gian ship Thor II, which was sunk by the submarine. The U-boat towed the ship's boats with the crew of venty-elght toward land for awhile : and finally left them to shift for themselves, but the commander re tained the master, his wife and child on the submarine, while he continued the cruise. Tho operations, however, were of short duration, for the next ship encountered proved to be laden with ammunition for France. ..The submarine was so shaken by the ter rific explosion when the steamer was torpedoed and by an encounter with a British destroyer, which all but sank the U-boat by ramming that one of its engines was put out of commission and the commander determined to make for his home' harbor for re pairs. Tho submarine limped homeward along n route west of Ireland and north of the Shetlands, while dodging many British ' patrol ships and de stroyers, finally came into port ut Helgoland in fairly good shape, the crew having succeeded In repairing the engines on the voyage. Captain Jncobsen, the master of the Thor II In describing the experiences dwelt on the human side of the man, who he came to understand was the Lusi tania'fl destroyer as shown in the. y treatment of little Solveig. The child was adopted as a sort of mascot on the submarine and was decorated with a bit of ribbon from the com mander's Iron cross, . which he re ceived, for an earlier ' achievement. The Submarine's phonograph played "Solveig's song" by Grelg ns the wak ing melody for the child and the sail ors made a pet of her in off-duty hours. ' .... 1 . Ihiring the short stay at Helgoland wbero. the Ja'cobsens wero the first houtral visitors during the war, the ioinniander In chief of the Island called to pay .lils respects and pre sented tho child with many souvenirs of her visit. iPORTLAiNID, Feb. 21. Miss Ella T. Pearson, a stenographer, Is tonight richer by $10,000 than she was when she went to work this morning and all because, apparently, of her becom ing conduct as she daily went to and fro across the old Alblna ferry Charles Clark, SI years old, the ferry gateman, who was found dead in his bed last week, is her benefactor. His will was opened today. Mivs Pea.-c was also named his executrix without bonds. " 1 he two were scarcely acquainted although Miss Pearson fo- several yeirs, until tvo years ago, greeted him with "good morning," on going to work am', with "good night" whin she returned home. She had not seen him In two years. SAGE TEA KEEPS When Mixed with Sulphur It Brings Back Its Beautiful Lustre at Once. Cray hair, however handsome, denotefl Sdvaiiring age. We all know the advan tage of a youthful appearance. Your hair is vmir charm. It makes or mars the face! Whim it fades, turin gray and look streaked, just a fr applicntions of Sage Tea and Sulphur enhances its ap pearance a hundred-fold. , Don't tuy gray! Lock young! Either pri'iarr tlic' n-cipe at home or gft from nnv dru? store a .K--ent bottle of "Wveth'e Sage and Sulphur Compound." which is merely the old-time reci(ic im proved hv the "addition of other' ingredi ents. Thousands of folks recommend tliis rcady-to-use preparation, because it darkens the hair beautifully, besides, no one ca possibly tell, as it darkens so naturally and evenly. You moirtcn sponge o'r soft brush with it. drawing tlm through the hair, takinz one small strand at a time. Br morning the eray hair disappears: after another application or two. its natural color is restored and it becomes thick, glossy and lustrous, and you appear veara vouncer. ' Wvcth's Sage and Sulphur Compound It a 'delightful toilet requisite. It is not intended for the cure, mitigation or pre vention of disease. YOUR HI DARK i ASHLftMD AND VICINITY The AkIiImuI Art Shoa in cl.wini; out its stock' will go imo Oivia 'm p:i vement chili receivern'p Irinds on I '.'i'ay and Sulunlny of this week. '11ih ladies will cry I Mo sale on n rmomission, te nuaiteltj of relay ctvtioneeis einjr Mesur-ire Froder ifiui Jiluttcrn, Grace I'ek?y, Ktlu Li.. a-kin nnd .Maude Kociij. Tinns f ull or bnnkille note ci approved. v-iMitv. In--.tCi.vi of a tr.;e lunch i ho tih will hold a ft iko.l food during auction hours, it which there will be no by-bidd'.i.;. ' '.Iroigc M Donald of, Kliunnth Fnli.'i, tc1 known to several Ashland residents, is the lather of three chil dren, all bom in the smue house, but in three different counties. The first was born in Jackson county Ji.'for? Li ke was pun'tioncd from Jui'ks-. n; tin- i-cconj '. born in Luke Ijffore W.iinath was. nrtitioneil from Luke; the third vi:is born in Klam.ith i o.ik- t v 1 roper. Cl.io Due n.'ll be observed v tho Asli'ttnu lu:-licyo society on Satiir liii.y. Jlur'.'i Moose hull will be the scene ni' the unmuit rec.uiuii, ne- coiiijjuniel by .1 literary and p U'.icnl j'li-Xrum iai! unnnuet features, li l!.e absence ii President J. 3. S.u'.th 0 il. Johnson, as vico-presi'.'.ent, will bidicipate tho ".nuunitrntion or , .- ruw Wilson, .March 4, bv '..cunvin- Ihu presidc'ilio! chair on Mnniii '.', Tuc Viiiiujr has installed n n.'W iuno player. This docs not in, ply the inlrotlu'.li-jp of nn nutoiri.t'.'? de vice, hut si iti'y expert iniisiciaii i:i ,.ie person ol J, 1'ellow.s, 01 oai. Fiunciscu, vlose prehensile .iijils oam over the keys in line wi'iroi' !'.! lonal sA li. '.'he culi'ia y feature far pv.ciel on AYaslungton's' birthday, Thursday of this week, will bo the dinner given under the Wednesday Afternoon club auspices, at Chautauqua hall The meal will come under the classifi cation of a New England rcpnst nnd will be served from !5:30 till 8 p. in. AH the substantial, as well ns dainty eatables will be available. Everybody is fasting on Ash Wednesday prelimi nary to feeding; on Thursday. . Some idea of the scope of preparation under way may be judged from the fact that the entire output of the cured meat department of Khinn & Sehmr man's market has been requisit'oned for corneil beef hash, a staple article of" diet, which meets nil the require meats of the New England prime food law. Talent is to have a modem Los pilul anil sanitarium, Dr. (Irifl'in find associates havini; i-cnlnrl the Wottcrs residence for that purpose. George V. Gillette of this city, who has been ac'.in.' as assistant .suuel intendent of the Si.a.-t'-. division wit. temporary hcMln'i.'ti'lrr.s at Dunsmui' lias been det.ulH by m ent bullet '.n lo a conductor's run. I'.s successor is A. T. Mercer, lecentiy i, division ui- iinecr on tbit S. 1'. stem at Los Angel.'s. ' 0. F. Hales, mnnnstr of local stockyards, wus scno'is'y injured last Sunday night by a fractious li- i niong a shipment of Kovflrnmcnt ani- nialse, which w.re boiuyr 'oade-l i.l this tennina!. Utiles .was k'neke oown and rnimpi'-'d .:.' The dept.: H -now iv'.ieli ic1! -i Monday ni.ji'; vaiicr, according to elevation from 0 inches on the Plaza to l.' on the high scenic spots. The pthi'ial record, however, will appear in government measure annals as 10 inches. Hugh Gilctte, night ynidmaster, ha; been promoted to the day job alonp similar lines, in place of Waller Uevington, who will be detailed on another S. P. position. l!e.v. L. C. Poor of Woodstock church, Portland, formerly occupy ing the pastorate here, is hcadinc: a movement allied with the W. ('. T. t' and social purity uclivities in tin metropolis, in which Mrs. Poor i: participating in a musical way, at the energetic, meetings bcins held uml 'ihiireh nnspices. Portraits of liepresentativc W. II Oore of Medforil, ara! L. L. Mulit. for curly cashier of the First National Rank in this citv, have been noted in il'c Orc ;on:, n in correction with their recent appointin!,! ly Gov. Withy combe ns resents of the State Uni K-rsitv at ir.i.V'iu- Gore is rcplac.ir.; liav (imririeli on '':: board, and Mulit v ill succeed to the o'ace of M. A. Mil h r, at r resent r oi'i ctor of customs in ll e Portland distuet Monte liriciiH ha? sold his ,n -:c! i Aslilai: -V F.X'I'isive Shoe P'oie to his partner, II. T. Kilmore, with whom Pnwso-. F jstir, hcrMoforc of Kin: acparti'ien' e'tab'is 'cunt, will ::e :i sociater as cl::i If rk. First Conipr.ny of tuc Const Ati hrv will ;rivB its ciu ternary bill . V.'ushin.ton's liirtlnlny Fcbrii:.. Music bv the ilib 'lit:! Lovclnn l or , : "stn. I!y spi'i ial i - J ensntinn frooi lie w-ir ilcparlna nt tin n mm in I iviii appear in resplendent dress unitoi n The Political Science club met in WctlncsdnV of this week in a review of parliamentary law nnd legislative eiitieism, aivinj? members opportunity to cither praise or lambaste represen tatives and enactments ns iiidividia l sentiment dictated. Janiinrv niiixininin tcmpcralur" was ,'2 on the 27! h and 20th, miniimun 14 or. the 31it, participation i!..")2 inch s: snowfall, 5.7.) inches, three inches of which still lingered in the lno of spring wit l t!io advent of February. There werj JU clear days, nnd either clouiiv or semi-hazy. Evening services at the M'tiiodist church las' banduy partook of the nature of a laxnoriul token in be!. all' if Frances E. Willnrd, with personal lecollcetions of the groat tenioerjucc worker by Kcv. H, J. 'an Fossen and Mrs. Tubo-. Miss Gladys C'ariinhnu, dnusliter of Pev. II. A. I'uii'.ahnn, Presbvteiiini pastor, will lvprtsent loal Chiistiai Endeavor :ictis nt a state convvii- ion bciiif"; In Id 'n Salem this v-c-.k, lid will also visi'. friends in Purlltint! tefore retaiTiin L'oiue. Charley lirady is n new navy re mit from this vicinity mid has chosen an electric course in the ser vice. His enlistment makes four from here recently, others including Dorrel Miukler, Paul Winter and Arthur Maxedou. Washington's birthday will be a semi-hoiiday, with banks closed. Vhc postofl'i'-e 'vill also take on a sosib.'e appearance in keeping with tight lid onditions prevailing on Sunday. I'. L, (.'iiiiiiinghain and family left this week ior their new home at Lordsburg, Cal. DasketbaP Saturday this week, at Arniorv, between Uoseburu' high hool and local Coast Artilcry team Mr. Iiohert Purees of Wa'gncr Creek W'as a Mcdford caller Friday. Dr. J. ('. Rollins, pastor of the Firs' Methodist Episcopal church of Med ford filled the pulpit of the Metho- ui-t church in Talent Sunday m the absence of llev. Heed. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Hrnndt and Mrs. Kate Hrnndt of North Talent ntt-.'ii L- e.i church nt Talent Sunday morn ing. Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul Qunckonbush from the Huckeyc ranch, visited in town Sundav. Charles Lacy came in from Riinor asw mill and spent hunduy wan his inniilv. George Kerby nnd family visited datives on Wagner Creek Suud.iy Joe Kerby of Talent is logging for Mr. Hullis above Jacksonville. Perry Lamb was in town Moi: lay from Kapp Hunch. J. 11. Fuller transacted business in Talent Saturday. Edward Dickey of Wagner Creek visited Talent Sunday: ' . UI Tho bright, sunshiny -weather of the past two weeks lias caused much activity in this section, .the soil being in execjlent condition to work nnd our farmers and gardeners are not los ing- any tnuo in preparing their land for seeding. ! Mr. nnd Mrs. Mark Kline of Wagner f'ni-k wile in town Monday. Mr. S. S. Stearns of North Talent was in town Monday. J.o need of sending your shoes out of towu now to be mended. Mr. fryer's work is ns good ns cun be done anywhere. 1!. W. Hostwick nnd sisters, Jane and Ann, will leave about the middle of March for Chicago. We regret to lose such good citizens. J. 1). llrown of Talent transacted business in Mcdford Monday. The snow stonn of Monday night has slopped farming operations sonic- v.hat in this sect tun. W. A. Slralton from east of Hear Creek, transacted business in Talent Tuesday. ('. O. Dutchor from Anderson Creek Tas n business caher in Talent Tues day. Mr. 11. W. Frame was n town culler Tuesday. A. W. Lacy from Wagner Creel; was a business caller in Talent Tues day. All Talent was busy shoveling snow Tnesdny morning. Earl Ileeson was in town Tuesday. The patrons of The Mail Tribune on the delivery route from Phoenix to Talent, are very much pleased by Hie service rendered in the delivery of BAD BREATH Edwards' Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It Dr. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the sub stitute for calomel, act gently on the bowels and positively do the work. People afflicted with liad breath find quick relief through Or. 'Edwards' Olive Tablets. The pleasant, sugar coated tablets arc taken for bad breath by all who know them. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets act gen tly but firmly on the bowels and liver, stimulating, them to natural action, clearing the blood and gently purifying the entire system. They do that wlrich dangerous calomel docs without any of the bad after .effects. All the benefits of nasty, sickening, griping cathartics arc derived from Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets without grip ing, pain'or any disagreeable effects. Dr. F. M. Edwards discovered the formula after seventeen years of prac tice among patients afflicted with liowel and liver complaint wuii the attendant bad breath. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are pure ly a vceetablc compound mixed with olive oil ; you will know them by their olive color, lake one or two every night for a week and mite the effect. (k ad 25c per box. All drugg:sts, MNT TALK Iheir papers, us they receive llicm about 12 liours earlier than before. Reported bjr JackBon County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Fir Sti. Circuit Court. Lilinn 1 liuclt on vs. Frank liuzel ton, divorce. Win. Myer, ui ux, vs. A. b. lIMoii, et al, foreclosure. State Hank ' f Ashland, vs. lien rastcrly, et al. rttuult, decree, cost bill. Sarah C. W.n-' vs. c. c. or der for publication of .-miniums. Pig Pines Lumber Co., vs. M A. McKee, answer, notice. W. K. Pbipps, v.-. A. T. Latliron, tt al, answer of Pitducei's Fruit Co reply. Elizabeth A. Smith, vs. C. L. Cun niiighaiu, ct a', cosi bill. Ilertlin Emerii k vs. M J. Eir.cri. I;, i answer. A. SL Comitius vs. D. A. llonar, ct 'il, decree, cost, 1 ill. Jackson Cuuiily vs. Guardian Cas ualty u nd Guaranty Co., stipulation, order extending time lo plead. First Nat. Hank of Mcdford vs. A. A. Davis, default, decree, cost bill. First National Hank of Slcdl'ord, vs. A. A. Davis Orchard Co., a cor poration, default, decree, cost hill. ('has. D. Colby vs. City of Medfoi'd, motion to strike. James li. O'Hurno, ct al vs. Sp'ii- ccr S. Hullis, el al, order dismissing-. Frank Smith, vs. Iris Smith, de fault. James II. Watkins vs. Southern Pa eil'i:. Company, amended complaint. Win. Dorn vs. Sipmw Lakes Water and Slining Co., default, decree. II. SI. SlcFnrlaiid vs. Juhn II Uneners, et ux, to recover money. Ileal Kbtjito Transfers John H. Puliaer to Martin D. Powers, ndni. deed to lots in blk. 21. Dekums Amend ed Add. Gold Hill $ V JO J. E. Huberts, et ux, et al, to Geor;te W. Stevens, et ux. deed to land in see. 18, T. 31! S., H. 1 E. nnd ill sec. 12, T. 30 S., II 1. W SI. D. Dowers, et ux, to .Ion: H. Palmer, W. D. to lots in blk. 21, DcKiuns Add. Gold iiiii 10 Not a Bite of BreakfastUntil You ;Drink Water 8ayt a glast of hot water and phosphate prevents Illness and keeps us fit. Just ns coal, when It burns, leaves bchlud a certain amount of inconiL bustiblo material in the form of ashes, so the food and drink taken day after clay leaves in the alimentary canal a certain amount of indigestible ma terial, which If not complctly elimina ted from the system each day, be comes food for the millions of bacteria which infest the bowels. From this mass of left-over waste, toxins and ptomain-llke poisons are formed and sucked Into the blood. Alen and woaien who can't get feel ing rigid must begin to take hisido baths. Before eating breakfast each morning drink a glass of real hot water with a tcaspoonful of lime stone phosphate in it to wash out of the thirty feet of bowels tho previous day's accumulation of poisons and toxins and to keep the entire alimen tary canal clean, pure and fresh. Those who are subject to sick head ache, colds, biliousness, constipation, others who wake up with bad taste, foul breath, backache, rheumatic stiff ness, or have a sour, gassy stomach after meals, are urged to get a quarter pound of iiuioslone phosphate from the drug store, and begin practicing Internal sanitation. Tliiu will coat very little, but is sufficient to make anyone an enthusiast on tho subject. Remember inside bathing is more Important than outside bathing, bo cause the skin poros do not absorb Impurities into the blood, causing poor health, whlle the bowel pores do. .lust as soap and hot water cleanses, sweetens and freshens the skin, so hot water and limestone phosphate act on tho stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels. SACRIFICE SALE Owner of hvo High-Class Bungalows must realize some cash rmieklv. His loss is your gain. Property grip ed so low that; buyer nan clear $1000 on ea h one with in a year. Now is the time to buy Medford property. Fehl Investment Co. Phone (H-l-J u7 X. First, Emery L. Neai to SI. l' liir!ni' Q. C. D. to :and ill sec. T. :m s it i w Gustavo Olds'in, single to Si" mi Hergouist, deed to' land in sec. 32, two 35 8., K 1Y J. E. Huberts, et al, to George W. Stevens, et ux, Q. C. D. to land in sec. 18, T. :iti S . K I F. and in see. 12, T. .'10 S., II 1 W George S. Anderson, ct u : Slattie . Shaw. W. D.,t. lot 41 and lot t, .Miners Ao I Ashland Sirs. Jane C. .Morgan, et vir, to C. F. Ilechstein, W. 0 io lot 3, blk. 30, Sled, rd i"U'n A. Kclsey, et vir, to A. E. Kellogg, ct ux, W. D. lo Jot 1, blk. 2, Kelsev's Oal: Addition GolJ Hill .. W. If. lloss, et ux, to John Ni ! V. D. lo lots 3 and 4, Din is Sab. Division. Mcdford 10 Probate. Wm. II. Stewart, estate, iin-.-nlory and appraisement. Jacob tMiivoiy, estate, rep-nt ol iiile of real property. William Greenfield estate, order for -earing, final account. Hubert Ashworth estate, pro:.r of Mihlicalion of final account. Anna Smith, estate, oath of ur ii'inistratriv. Joseph T. Million, estate, advci' tiscd to probate. LOS ANGELES CURB ON BOOZE LOSES I.OS ANGEI.liS, Cul., Feb. 21 Voters of Los AiiKcles rejected today at a special election an Initiative or dlnanco "to prevent saloons, safes and all public drinking places from selling intoxicating liquors over per cent alcohol." Returns received late tonight from all but fifty-two precincts gave: Yes 09 11; no 22,93 CROUP Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment AT ALL DRUG STOHCS Tubes 25c Jans soc & & 4 CLASSIFIED ADVKUTIHIXG ItATiCS. One cent per word per 4- Issue; C times for the price of 6. Fifty cents a Hue by the month, without change. Five' words to the Hue. HK LP WANTED FEMALE WANTED Girl for penoiul liouso work. I'hone 5C7-J2. WAIS'TKD llcnernl houso niulil; small family; no washing; good wages. Tel. 3S1-J. .Mrs. F. Coin ing Kcnly. .287 WANTED SHSCKLUANKOUS WANTED Attention trappers and farmers. Furs wanted. Highest cash prices. Eastern buyer here until Feb. 25 at .Medford Junk Co., Medford. 2 84 WANTED Experienced Holt liactir engineer. N'ono other need apply. Rogue lliver Valley Canal Coin pan i". - I " WANTED Vacuum cleaning, the large machine. I furnish my own power. Henry Currier. Phone 82G-X. 3Uj WANTED Houses to move. 48S-M, or 488-X. Phone FOR RENT IlorSF.TtHF.l'lXG IIOO.MH. FOR RENT ing rooms. 40:i-lt-2. -Furnished housekeep S22 So. Central. Tel. 2SII Fl'RXISHED APARTMENTS. FOR RENT Two completely fur nished apartments for rent, steam heat, hot ami cold water, buth, kitchenette with gas range. Apply Hotel Holland. l'Olt RENT llOt'SKH FOIt RENT Furnished house to a couple without children. Would tboard with renter If agreeable. V. J. Driinihill, 41 i Colon St. FOR RENT Furnished and unfur nished houso. .M. A. Ruder, 12.'! Ka.it Main. TOR RENT MISCKUMVKOrS FOIt RENT Prune miles from Medfnrd. orchard, 1 Kj Phone 2SK-.I. 2Sr, FOR RENT JTRNISIIFD ROOMS. FOR RENT Furnished sleeping rooms, with bath. 2 13 N. Urn pa et. 299' FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Good stud: ranch known as the Dividend Par-Walt place, to he sold Thursday, Febru ary 22d. 1917, at tho hour of 10 a. 111. at the nrflco of Judgo Nell In .lucksouvllle. Oregon. For par ticulars see (ieo. V. Cherry, .lack son County llnnk bldg., Mcdford. Oregon, .full 11 A. Walt, Admr., Wat lilns, Ore. 2 84 FOR SALE Cheap. Four houses ntirl nltin Into 'I'hrn. alv nnrl line three-room house. Near now mill. (MONEY TO LOAN Have money to Will sell one or all. Easy terms. I loin on first mortgages, liuleli Jasper Cllllnsuy, 44 Park Place,! ""vice. E. S. Tinny, 210 Garnett I'hone S19-X. 294 1 Coroy bldg. Tho ordinance was opposed by both ihu prohibition advocates and the "wets." Tha mcasuro was proposed by a "committee of oue huudred." 300 AMERICANS ON BOARD BRITISH SHIPS HOSTON, Feb. 21. Three l)r!tih teamcrs with munitions, food and horses, left here today for ports with in the German submnrino zono and another wus prepared to leave to night. These four vessels have on board 300 horsemen, most of whom are Americans. Each vessel carried a stern gun. HAT JAR OF MUSTEROLE ON THE BATH-ROOM SHELF H .s Relieved Pain for Every One in the Family When little Susie had the croun : when Johnny not his feet wet and caught cold ; when father sprained his knee; when granny's rheumatism bothered her That jar of Musterole was right there to sivc relief and comfort. .Musterole is a ciciiu, wane oiniincnr, made with oil of mustard. It will not blister like a mustard plaster. (jincli relief for sore throat, bronchitis, tousilitis, stiff neck, asthma, nciiridKia, headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheuma tism, lumbago, pains and aches of the back or, joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblain., frosted feet, colds on the chest (it often prevents pneumonia). Try Musterole for crounv children. FOIt SALE VOCLrKY FOIt SA1.K S. C. Huff Loiihorn okks fur liatchliiK. All sliiclo awardu won at 1917 show. IUG-259-cbk Rtinlu. Ono flno corherel. Phone H-l.'l-.M. 2 Sti FOR 8 AUK It. I. lted CBga for hatching. Mated unilcr Hagan BTBtom. Phono 488-X. 234 FOR SAUK S. C. Uliodo Island Hed cocknrels, pullets and egKS for hatching. Krneflt "Vobb, Central 1'omt, .pnone 247. 313 FOU SAUK MVKSTOCK. KOIt SALIC Small diivliiB team about 900 lbs. each, harness and nack. Sale ror lnily to drive. ?7.i for the outfit. II. L. Howard, Cen tral Point. " !!S5 FOR SALE Puir nood 11100 pound mares for sale, with harness and wagon; (jood spray team. D10 E. Main at. Phono 4S7-U. 2S7 FOR SALE Roan horse, will work. uiuro driving Call 788-J4. 284 FOR SALE Hornos and mules at 401 Orchard and' Lnnd Co. - Also plows. ... 284' FOR SALE OR TRADE Jacks and Jenny Jiirros. Sultablo for chil dren o work. Cor. Jv'InuUc and Liberty, N. Medford. 28!) FOR SAUB MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Orchard tools, plows and narrows, email tools, spray rig, oil tanks, smudge pots, lug boxes, picking ladders, horses and mules. Phone, Ashland 8-F-ll. FOR SALE 3 H-lnch Mltchnll wagon and box In good condition. 310 W. Knight. 287 FOR SALE. One JO-gallon power ice cvreatn lreezer with motor and pullies, 2 fivo gallon cabinets, 2 Ice cream cans, wire tables and chairs, llrst class condition. P. O. Box 208. Central Point. Ore. 307 FOR SALli plowed. Manure. Have your lots Phono 4 73-Y. 30 FOR SALE- One power spray rig. Complete, all ready to oiienilo. Price, $125. Ceo. Hilton. Phono 80-11. x FOR SALE Early Sunrise seed po. tatoes. Phone 4,12-W. 285 FOIt tf ALE--liaby rice pop corn out fit, t4n.no. 10. C. Schultz, at Ho! laud Cafe. 2SI J'OR SALE Second hand overland ear, or trade for driving hoiso itox r . (,., Mail Tribune. 281 FOR SALE Hay. meal lime. C. W. Call evening or Isaacs. FOR SALE A Howard Brothers Square Clrand piano. In good con dition. Moving anil must sell. Sixty dollars cash takes It. Joe O'Brien, 319 S Cling street. tf FOR SALE Hydraulic placer mine, fully equipped; good piping ground. Address J. C, B., enre Mail Tribune. 293 FOR SALE Seed, alfalfa, red clover swoet clover timothy and other grasses; strictly fancy stocks. Write for samples. Ralph Waldo Elden, Centrni Point. Ore. MONbY TO LOAN TO LOAN fl.'iOO on farm land at S per cent. Box 0., Mull Tribune. S.". TO LOAN Money loaned on furni ture, live stock, Implements, etc. Transactions private, possession retiined. Write Union Loan Agency, 217 S. High street. Salmi. Orego.l. ;:us TO LOAN $2000 to loan. R. Holmes, the Innirance Mall. TO LOAN fmoo to sr.on on first class security. Phone 353-J. .1. B. Andrews. 287 TO LOAN property. flOOO to loan on ranch Box S, .Mall Tribune. Heals Sktn Diseases It is iiiiaeccssury for ynt to suiter with rczema. blotches; ringworm, rashca and similar skin troubles. A little zemo, obtained at any tlrittf store 'for 25c. or $1.00 for extra largo bottle, ai'fl promptly applied will usually give instant relief from i telling" torture. It cleanses atul soothes the skin and heals quickly ami effectively most sktn disease.1!. iemo is a wonderful, penetrating, dis appearing liquid and is snothimj to the most delicate skin. It is not Rreay, is easily applied and costs little. Get it todav and save all further distress. The K. V. Uotv Co., ClfV'liit;iI. t FOR EXCHANGE TO TUADE A 400-ucrn dairy farm with 1G0 acres plow land; modern bam unit complete retail dairy equipment; located two blocks from paved street of Tenlno. Wn, nnd doing the retail dairy hiitiicsn of the town. Part of this could he platted and sold as city property. Will consider trade for fruit ftinn. What have you to offer? Addiesn A. I). Campbell, Teniuo, Wn. 2IS7 nrsiXEss dirkc-tohy Accountant. E. M. WILSON" C'cili fled Public Accountant, room 411 M. & II. Hldt?,, Mcdford, Oregon. Aulo Suppllc.i LAHER AUTO SPIUNO OO. We are operating the lnrscst, oldest and best equipped plant In the Pa cific northwest. Use our Bprlngs when others fall. Sold under guar antee 28 NortU Fifteenth St Portland, Ore. Attorneys GEOltGK A. OODDINO Lawyer, Room 412. Onrnett-Corey Dldg., Medford, Ore. OEO. W. CHERUY Attorney and Notary, Rooms 9-10, Jackson Coun ty Bank RulldlnK, entrance N. Central, MedfoVd, Ore. PORTER J. NEFP Attorney at law, rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. A. E. REAMES Corey bldg. -Uawyor. Oarnett Collodions COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS We collected - Borne accounts 14 years old. We know how to got the money. The. Bullock Mercantile Agency. IncfRooms 1, 2, 3. Has klna' Bldg., 210 E. Mnln St. Dentists DR. T. T. SHAW Dentist. Ovor Dan iels Clothing Store In rooms for merly occupied by Dr. Jones. Phone 092-Y. - DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOO DR. C. C. VAN 3COYOO Dentists Garnett Corny Bldg., Suite 810 Medford, Ore. Phono 850. Engineer nnd Contractor FRED N. CUMMINGS Engineer and contractor, 404 M. F. & If. Bldts Surveys, estimates. Irrigation drain age, orchard and land Improvement Garbage GARBAGE Get your premises cleaned up for the summer. Call on the city garbage wagons fo good service. Phono 874-L. B". Y. Allen. Instruction ill MilsIc FRED ALTON 11AIGHT Teacher of: piano and harmony. Height Musll 1 Studio, 401 (Jaruett-Corey Bldg., Phone 72. Insurance EARL S. TUMY General liisnranct office. Fire, Automobile, Accident, Liability, Plato Glass, Contract and Surety Bonds. Excellent com panics, good local service. No. 210 Garnett-Coroy Bldg. I'liyslelaus and Surgeons DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic physician. 303 Garuett-Curcy build ing. Phono 130. DR. J. J. EM MENS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to eye, car, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested nnd glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst for 8. P, il. R. Co. Offices M. F. & II. Co. bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 607. I'rlnters and Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO., lias the best equipped printing office In Southern Oregon; Book binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices. 27 North Fir St. Transfer EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 43 North Front st. Phone 315. Prices right. . Service guar anteed. WHY? $1650 Best buy for money on our list. 6-room modern house on ono of best streets In town. House could not bs built for less than two thousand dol lars; on paved Btrect; slxty-flvo feet; East front; good shape. Will soil furniture with house at half price. Terms on part. See me now. J. C. BARNES 101 West Min Street. I