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Newspaper Page TextOttF.GOX, FRTDAY. MATJCn 2. 1017 men Portland IJ.ves.tuck. PORTLAND. Oiu., March 2. Mors firm. Receipts 071. Bulk of packing grades f 1 2.UU $1. 1 2.S." ; heavy pack illg; f2.i:fi 12.90; light packing. J 12. Soil 12.73: rough heavies, $11.20 4(12; pigs and skips, $ 1 1.2.". fi 12 ; slock hogs, $ 1 0 . 2 .1 ft i 11.2r. Cattle steady. Receipts l:i. Steers, Mime light, Jll.GOii prima heavy, $!l.50ii .Xii; Rood, 9 J.2 0 ; cows, choice, $7,730 S; medium to good, $7iii7.73; ordinary to fair. JG..10ffi 7; heifers. $6'(fS.23; bulls, $ 1.30 ( 7; calves, $ii(ii 10. Sheep steady, Receipts 1.112. Lambs, east of mountains, $12.73 Of 13; lamliR, valley, $12(jt 12.30; lambs, good. $1 1 .25 fit 1 1.73 ; prime wethers, $10.30(110.73; choice ewes, $9.2.-. i 9.75; heavy ewes, S.T.jgi 9.25. I'ortlaiKl Butter. PORTLAND, Ore., March 2. tor steady. V. ' l'ortlaiKl Ciraiu. PORTLAND, Ore.. March -But- ay heat firm. No trading. Spot bids 2 to -le higher. llluestem, $1.(10 lortyfold, $1.02; club, $1.01; red liussiau, $1.5 9. Harley, No. 1 feed, $38. 311. Today's car receipts; Wheal ' ley 1, flour 1, oats 15, hay li. , bar CHICAGO, March 2. WTioat Oped $1.S3 . 1.53 Close $1.81 1.56'. 6 May , July The Commercial club meets next Holiday cveuinpf, March , in regular session. It. (). Frolibtich will be in Btalled as secretary, vice Frank Shiun, resigned. The uryanizntion Nupplements the Roundup company in backing the bin celebration here next hummer i'or three or lour days, with July 4 as the red-letter epoch. The lioundup this year will bo stocked on a $5000 basis pledged to bo subscrib ed in full, in addition to miscellan eous subscriptions from the public in general, in behalf of which fund a committee is now soliciting. Amos Niiiinger is president ; Austin Cliis holin, vice-president i llonto BrijJfrs, secretory, and Lee I loll, treasurer. Frohboch is also a quasi official of the management by virtue of his C0111 lnereia! club affiliation. At the club meeting on .Monday night )r. .7. O. Jarvis will give an adjlress on ''.Min eral Waters," dealing with the subject practically and technically. This ad dress is in line with the policy of the. club as outlined by Fre-ident. .Jordan in having talks from professional and business men made a part of the reg ular order of business. By mutual arrangements duly ad vertised, the three banks in town and G. F. Hillings ci Son art; made agen eics whereby taxes may be pu'd di i rcctlv here without correspondence or ,v.;,, 1.. i.,,.i-.,, :n,. ti ,,,;.,; re is 13 cent Thc recent visit of Miss Ma Tar , distinguished Icturer and writer. ..'J'l'e racifie. coast is a reminder t 01 11 l A. Kliason of this citv that as Nancy Glass, and Ida Tarbcll e schoolmates in former ilnvs. til 'Vliis was at liouseville, Yciiniijjii ".,,11 utility, l'u., a village near Oil 1'ily . A. Siiell, a newcomer here from F.dmonton, Alberta, and who recently purchased the barber shop ol lingers c Saunders in the Hose block, is ti occupy the Tozer house on upper Lan rel street. rauama exposition medals arc now- ready for distribution lo locul prize winners, in winch list II. II. I.caviti and the l'atterson Orchards are en titled to honor disl Mictions, Gold medals go to Albert Johnson, II. II l.eavitt and S. A. J'cters: silver, I). M Lowe and Albert Johnson; oroiixc II If. Lenvitt and Albert Johnson. Hon orable mention is bestowed upon V. . I'rcentt and 1). M. Lowe. All the prizes are for superiority in truit products. The medals proper are re wards ol merit, vev ntistie 111 design, about three inches in diameter, and suitably inscribed. The particular ones awarded to Albert Johnson are on exhibition at the Commercial club rooms. The recent death of General 1'iins- ton is a reminder that in 1SH;1 Her man Mattern of this city made the trip to Alaska with Funston, starting trom Seattle. The stay in northern Pimples Disappear There is one rcr.iedy that scid-nn fail 10 clear aw.v, dl :i:-.vles, Wotchci an thcr k:n cr.:p.:en and that makes ti skin soi't. c-:r .-.ni hcaitl.y. Am- ir?-?i ran 'vr-i'y you vcr.h ,cmo. which 7f:irr.,!ly overcome all -don divurcv Acne. cc.-?-.a itch, pim o1c, rnrf. Mack head in rin ...jvc way Li rem.i Fre"rniy, n-.in -Menvihcs riirnppc.ir nvernviit. Itclvnc ,tnal1v '. "is in siautty. Zeiro a 'a'e ;in:hep?:r liquid, c'.onn. cir'.- to me and denemh'il--. It costs on!.- an c:;:-i taree bottle Sl.t'l. It will not n.n. not trr"v or (tticVy a".d ; positively -ife'f.ir lender en,i!:ve kin. TM K. V. 11"." .. -l-lr.-. . wilds lasted a year, during which lime the future general, then a young man. was in the government civil service. The associations of the men were in timate and Mr. -Matteni speaks in highest terms of his friend's genial disposition ami varied a.-eotiiplisli-incnts. In 1S1I7 Fun-ton wrote for Serihnef's .Magazine a very interest ing description of the Alaskan jour- ncyings. incidentally referring to Mal- tern as "ihe good-natured Geriuan." Mr. and Mrs. II. :ilcN'air return ed on Wednesday from a fori night's stay in various sections of California, including 11 visit with J. Sd McNnir, now a resident of Corona. Miss lva Toner of l'etaluina, Cal.. daughter of Mr. nud Mrs. A. IS. Toer of that oily, and granddaughter of Job Tozer of Ashland, was married March 1 to William Katcn of l'eta luina. The newlvwcds will reside in Oakland. I?. 1). Sanford of this city has a communication in the i'oitland Jour nal of Wednesday incorporating a screed against publishers of ilclin nueiit tax lists and lambasting legis lators in general. Of course it fol lows that the Orcgonian is ripped up the back. Ladies of the B.iplist church will hold a food sale at II. I'. Holmes' store, Sat unlay, March It. F. S. Koy, formerly engaged in painting here, lias opened a store 111 Santa Ilarbara, Cal., at TlfJ Stale street, which deals in paint and allied trades. The Travelers' club, composed of young people of tie Methodist, rhiircli, will hold a "backward-swap" party 011 rniioy evening. Kulcs of the tourna ment imply a reversal of the mode of wearing garments as customarily donned. This innovation is simple nougn as regards all masculine at tire, but when it comes to reversing the stern dictates of fashion as ap plied to feminine apparel, how will that is er be so arranged as to produce the desired backward ef fects f There's a line lot of oil waiutings it the windows ot Hosiers cigar store on the Plnza. The work is the in tuitive genius of W. A. Freeberg, win) never toojj an art lesson along these lines in bis life. The collection in cludes a series of scenic, beauties, sev eral given n local coloring by the rep resentation of familiar attractions in Ashland parks. Others represent ma jestic features of mountain, canyon and dale. Soda waters as supplied from ad jacent springs and delivered within city limits through the pipe system will be sent to Sail Francisco for fur ther analysis to determine their actual constituents. This is being done in response lo criticism of many that the soda output, is flat to the palate as eompnred with the litliia flow at the fountains, eonsciiicnlly steps will be taken to punctuate the neutral flow Willi (he necessary "pep." It is not thought that another bond issue will be veouired to remedy existing condi tions, the expense being defrayed from the effervescent sinking fund. The Hnirloy Canning Co. of Talent is this early in the field securing con tracts for tomatoes ot the vintage of HI 1 7. Monte liriggs and associates of Ibis city contemplate installing an exclus ive shoe store at Yreku, and have a location in the Hathaway block under onsiilcratinn. 11 leipiires a half-column space in local papers lo moot legal rccuirc- nicius as to "plans and spccilica- iions" for the sale by the city lo the highest bidder of one solitary im provement bond in the sum ol -fJTUfill. Mrs. Julia McOjiilkin returned oil Thiir-day from a winter's vi-it will her sister at Los Anm-lcs. Among local touchers employed in out-lde districts .Miss Mar Hodgson will be employed in the Hcb- eneer flap district, near I'.ugle I'oinl, and .Miss M.vrn Gunli-r has been at home recently from her school dtitic in 1IU- l.mucy district, Sams alley. taking an enforced vacation due I roads iciidt red almost impassable by -siiow. 'flic high cost of waiting is exem plified by an Ashland tailor recently going into business on his own hook, who publicly advertises thai for three years preceding his recent venture he nut only worked lor nothing, lint boarded hiuisclf as a side line. Medfonl is in the limelight by vir tue of the submarine menace. Mrs. F. C. Kdily of that city lias a sister. -ills. it. Hnston, who wsis 11 pas-.cngcr on the ill-fated Lacuna, destroyed recently. Miss Dorothy Conner, also of Medford, was on the I.usilania Fortunately both have survived the awful exe!"ience. Two convalescents are on the streets again, one being K. C Forter ex-chief of tMiliee, who has been housed for some time past, due t protracted illness. Another is C. F. Hates, who was down town on Thurs day for the first time in ten days, after meeting with a serious aeeidenl in the local stocl.v.-irds in which he sustained a fracture of the collar bone and in addition was "-hunk up" generally. Tiie family of Itcy. (. S. lirctt. pas tor of the CongrcLoitiniiu! church, were surprised on Tuesday evening by a welcome trom members of their lock, who without formal noli. took possession f the manse nnd proceeded to inaugurate 1111 informal house warming, at which mutual greetings ami felicitations were in or der. Mr. and Mim. John Putty were ringleaders iu the invasion. The scriptural adage, "Hy their fruits c mil know tlieui, was literally ex aplilicd by the vWitors, who pre sented the family with forty quarts of the canned produet. Miss Angle McDonald, formerly tenographer lit the Ashland cream ery, and George Hums, olls-1- argo messenger running through this terri tory, were married iu Portland re cently. Mrs. J. M. Wagner has returned from an extended stay with relatives in Ho I, laud, Cal., w here licr sons Hob and Carol are located. Miss lies Wagner has gone to Oakland to join her brothers there. '1'he rconest of the Vining for free electric light service nt its theater en trance, in line with privileges grunted Holel Austin mid a good many pri vate residences ill the way f porch lights, was referred by the city conn cil to committee, 'this notion implying Ihal- the city mc-lit he compelled tc restrict Ihe deadhead burden which is bearing heavily 011 the electric light depart meal. SAMS VALLEY !tn 1 loLiL:h:uii tit' Tolu wns cjillin-; (tn rcUiiivo here wci'k. -. (iross, ;i (Irt-ss uutls saU-stiKin, was Hmiui.li mu' virinily this wi'ok. IU' r'iurts timt :t lvi-fiit h'tn-r to him from (it'rui.iiiy -antes the war is very Ht'.u- 11 clusc, the (icrmau having to (,ui( with a tMiiir j-';nt'. Tiie n'lir.il i-- while with snow, and so ion; as lYt'oziuj; continues it will be MiiiK' time hei't.ru it ui.'s nway. Mike Koyer ami family arrive.! from Iowa Monday. They aiv of present visiting with Mr. Straus, who is a brother uf Mrs. Ivi'jvr. Later the family will reside in the home va cated hy l'o ler Van llanleiihurj, where thev will make their home for an indefinite time. As 1). C. Wilson was leaving Gold Hill Wednesday his temn of mules be came frightened near Ihe La nee & Co. warehouse and were soon completely from under the control of any 'one. Mr. Wilson and Stubbleficld, who were witl the rij?, succeeded jn get ting lo the ground jitHt beforo the rig was overturned. J lie. mules were caught near the cement plant, and luekily no damage was done excepting to the rig, which was somewhat dil apidated. The same day Mr. Treshnin almost lost control of his team of amies near Hold Hill, having boon frightened by an automobile. Our school progressed on through the unusual weather with a fair en rollment. The Koger family have added three new pupils to the school. Jim Smith and sons of Sardine creek have come into our precinct this week with several large bunches of cattle, which they are fuelling on the I'elton place, where the3 have pur"iiasod hay. This lias been an unusually severe winter for men with stock, and it take a man with much nerve who can wade through snow anil keep a stiff upper lip while the sounds of bleating sheep and bawling cattle ring in his ears with snow covering ihe around in Ihe place of the UMial carpi l of green.. .Many sheep arc huubing throughout this section, and it U feared the severe wcalher will cause (pule a Ios. ' .1. I. Kiedcnbnrg was i.-iling rela tives here this week. John Mali and wile, from Mcdfoid arc visiiint: rcinhves here preparatory to leaving for the Willametle vallev OEM PRECIMGT Min.s l-nlia Uohcrls and Mrs. An Kcroth of'X-orih Talent were .Modford choppers Wed nrs(Uiy. .Mrs. it. .. French of North Talent visited .M v4!. Ian ,M . Com Its nt I !i yai rnd li":irt ho -jdl.ti hi .d'-dford lal. MiMiday. Mifii who have sinil: i.hi't I hey wiil lof-f from want t( fwd lonld ea.-il iiiakp :irr;!njif'ineuts to ii;iv. tli'-tii f:d "I" EASES TIRED. cnoc cu'n fJUIL, oliOLLLl Instant relief for aching:, puffed- up, calloused feet and corns. Why po limplnj? Around With aohinjf. puffcd-im ff-ct (eel no tirrd, cliafrd, sore and swollen mi can tiardly i-t your ho' on or off? Why rhm't you pt & tSi-CMit twx of 'Ti7" from "the dm? UirA now and gladden your tor- mrf-'j i oi : "Ti." ti.nke your font p!tr with com fort; takf down frwellinj'ft and drawn t(i iHinncfts and miM-ry ri'ht out of fnet that rhafc, dm Art ind Uirn. "Ti." instantly ntos pain in f-orntt, ralloun'n and Uunionn. "Tiz" in ienrnu for j inr.i, 11111)1, um irfc. .p imrtf BUUQ tn the valley and let those have feed take their pay out of stock bo fed. There is plenty of hay and the stock aro good for the amount it would take to save them, even if one hud to put up ciiHh for the hay. Mrs. Dr. Webster or West Talent arrived home last .Monday from an extended visit In the east, having been hi Washington, 1). and (a Xew York, Chicago and St. Louis and several other large cities. Mr. and Mrs. Kmcst Minuth of Tal ent are the proud nut-cuts of a ten pound boy born last week. Karl Briscoe and J. K. Roberts of Talent are realizing neat sums from the sale of their potatoes the past week. C. Carey lias hay lo trade for calves. Adv. Mrs. J. IX Henry of North Talent was shopping in Talent Wednesday afternoon. Zone Wilder was buying liny of .Tames Allen Wednesday, A. S. Furry bus the finest baud of baby beef ready for shipment to Portland markets that, can be found in the Tftlley. .Miss Linnie Ilanscome of Talent left for her new duties in the office of county AsiiesBsor Coleman at Jack sonville Wednesday. Mrs. .1. K. Roberts and Mrs. C. Carey of North Talent went Med ford business visitors Wednesday. Mrs. H. V. Pratt, Ceorge lifers .lameu Martin, C. S. Sargent, .lack Martin, John CaUioun, all from I'hoenix, were iu .Med ford Wednes day. The Cheerful Country Club met at the pleasant homo of Mrs. James Al len, February L'T. About twenty members were present. A program of music, guessing contests am! hu morous reading. Mrs.. Allen had the meaib'.frs served wilii lctp'shmcut:; consisting of fruit, sa'ivl and wafers. doughnui;i, eoffen and nv.-ect cider. Thus another very plo;i.::i.!U aJ'.ei'noon was passed and recorded. Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Fir SU. Circuit Coul1. 'N. '.V. Davis vs. V. II. Slugler, stipulation for continuation. li'otialo' Court. Joseph T. .Million, entitle, oath of administrator. Win. Eugene Thomas, estate, In ventory. Itioal Fstnto Transfers. V. II. Ferguson, et nx, to C. .1. McCay, AV. n. to lots 5 and (' and 7 in block II, Central Point $ J. McCav, et ux, to City of Central Point, W. I), to lota G and 7, blk. 14 in Central Point 10 U. S. to Thomas H. Ullhnm patent to SW. sec. 12. T. 3S, K 2 K sbtiry P.call to Clara K. Hcall, W. I), to land in see. II, T. 37, II 2 W 10 SUFFERING CATSt GIVE THIS MAN THE GOLD MEDAL Lot folks stop on your feet, hereafter; wear shoes a si.o smaller if you liko, for eorns will ni;ver aKain send olrnirlc sparlf.fi of pal throuKh you, according to this Cincinnati authority. Ho says that a few drops of a drug called free.onr applied directly upon a tender, aching corn, instantly ro lieveti soreneHR, and boon tlio entiro corn, root and nil, lifts ri;;ht out Tli t a dru- i utioky vtlwr ccniponnd, Imt dri at onw ami nlmply alirivcl up thn :orn without influininr or .vcu irritatinu' tin' Hurnnnulin ti-mn'. It Is claimed iht a quarter of nn otinrc of fnw.om ohtiiincfl at any druj; ntri! will cost very little hot is wilti t'iont to ri-move i-v. ry lmrd or Rnfl, corn or calhifl from oih-'h fwt. Cni. tin out, (flpccially if '"" nr" ft wnniP.u rcc kT who wipers liigU Li-ds. Wishes to Borrow, ft A Best of Security on Country Property Party having this amount to loan please address BORROWER MAIL THIBI N'K. APril : X Oae Nobody can Tell when you, Darken Gray, Faded Hair with Sage Tea. nrandniollicr kept her hair beautifully darkened, (.'lossy and attractive with a lircw of Snse Tea and Sulphur. When ever her liair timk on that dull, faded or streaked appearance, this Dimple mixture was applied with woiulcrlul enccr. ny asking at nnv drup store for "Wyetli's Sajre and- Sulphur Compound.'' you will fvt a huge bottle of this old-time recipe, mproved hy the addition of other ingred ients, all n'ndy to use, for about B0 centn. This wimple " mixture can lie depended upon to restore natural color and beauty to the hair. A well-known downtown druppiBt nays everybody uses Yyeth' Sape and Sul phur Compound now because it darkens bo naturally and evenly that nobody can tell it lias 'been applied it'b bo cu.sy to us", too. Vou simply dampen a comb or poft brush and draw it through your hair, taking one strand at n time. Ity morning the gray hair disappears; nfler anotber npplieatioa or two, it is restored to its natural color and looks glossy, soft, and beautiful. This preparation ia a delight ful toilet reipiisite. It, is not intended for ti e cure, mitiga'.iou or prevention of dis ease. KIM.MOXS. In the circuit court of the stato of Oregon, for Jackson county. John .Mlnter plaintiff, vs. Chris Wooley, Michael Wooloy, James Wat kins, Hack Watklns, his wife, Wil liam Mitchell, Susan .Mitchell, his wife, Julia Vooley, Fauna Wooley, Priisllla Drown. America FilzKcrald, K. I. Matthews, Mary Dallack, lla chel Mayiiani, Green Matthews. Grant .Matthews, Lizzie Geary, Krnost la llack, and Viverett liallack, unknown heirs of Jasper Hamilton, deceased, unknown heirs of Michael Wooley de-! ceased, and also all other persons' I or parties unknown claiming itiiy j I rlslit, title, eatat", lien or InKrest in 'tile real c:;tate described in tin? com plaint her. -in, aKo unknown heirs of Joliu Wooley, dcccascil, defendants. To the almve tiamed O.M'endant., Michael Wooley, Julia Woulcy, Kmmn W'oeh-y, iirnsilla ISrov.n, America lit'.tveraUl. K. 1. Matlii.vws, and l,i.- C.eavy, unknown heirs of .Michael Wooley, deceased unknown heirs .of lasper lli'mton. deceased, inrKuown heirs of John Wooley, deceased, ami also all other persons or pnrltos im- nown claiiaiiiK any riKht, title, estate, lien or interest in tlio real estalo described in. the complaiuL herein: In tlio name of the Slato of Ore- Con: Vou aro hereby summoned and required to apepar in the above en til led court, and rauso and ntiswor tho complaint of the plaintiff on file therein against you within six weeks from tho date of the first publication of this summons, said period of six weokB being tho tlmo prescribed hy tho order for service of this summons hy publication of tho Honorable 1''. .M. Calkins, Judge of tho above named court within which you shall so ap pear and answer or be adjudged to bo in dofault herein; which order bears dato January 17th, 1!I17. And you aro further notified Hint If you fail to so appear and answer snld complaint within tho time ufore Bald, tho plaintiff will apply to the court for Hie relief demanded In said complaint, a succinct statement of which fa as follows, to wit: For n decree of the, court: 1. That tho defendants and each of them ho required to set forth herein the mil lire of their claims to tho following described premises: Lots numbered five (0) and six (B) of Section fourteen (14); the northwest quarter; the south half of tho northeast quarter, northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of Section twenty-three (2I) anil the southwest quarter of tho northeast quarter of Section twenty-six (26) all in Township thirty-five (35) south, llaime one (1) west of the Willamette; Meridian, iu Jackson county, Oregon. And that all adverse claims of said defendants and each thereof to said promises or any part thereof may be determined by tho decree or said court. 2. That by said decree it be de creed anil adjudged that, none of ald defendants have any estale. or Inter est what ever in or to snld land and premises or any portion thereof, and timt liio title of plaintiff thereto Is f;ood and valid. .'!. That said defendants and each thereof bo forever enjoined and de barred from, asserlintf any claim whatever in or to said land and prom Ines or any part thereof adverse lo ihe. plaintiff, and lor such oilier re lief as liiis court mav deem meet and just. I'OKTint .1. .KKK, Attorney lor Plaintiff. it i tin i:;:tisij 11 vi i:s. c a;, j.er w.'ird per 0 t!;;:--; tor the price of rei 1 a line l.v the Jilt h, V. bniit vo wold:, lo tl i line. 4 . FOR KKNT HOfSKS Fi:i !t:-..VT - ;-. I, . a .-, ren.11 ,,.;:.. lftw, pan'y f.irai- 1, wi!!; jS-rpiir- poi-Lii, i.erj-y ju. ;t( ; a::d ; ; . t- i : i spol. ( ioy.- in on p:.vf leent. l')io:i' 1 IS M. 2 i- FOR RENT- 1'enii-i e,l hoiiso lo a coupe, vit'ioct eiliplreil. W'oiil'l board wita i. i.ter if ; creecble. V. J. Iinimbiil. 1 1 t Lnion ,-'t. FOR RENT Furnished and unfur nished hou.e. M. A. Ita.lcr, 123 East Main. FritMSIILIl APAUTMENTS. FOR RENT Two completely fur nished apartments for rent, steam Ifat, hot and cold water, bath. l.'Hcbenette with gas ranc.e. Apple Hotel Holland. 4 ' ( I XSSI FOH KKXT Kl'R ISI1KT) 1500M8. l'Olt HUNT rooms, with lit. Famished sleeping hath. 2-15 N. Grape 2!l!l 1IKI.P U.1XTKI) MALE WAXTKD- Married mini, experienced in orchard work, pruntnt; and plow lni!. House supplied. I'lione Srhacharil. tit 1-1(3. 2H:i WANTED MISCEIXAXEOUS WAXTHI) Kor expert chimney iwecping, call Cleo. Adlcsberger, Tel. 60-J. 2C VANTKD ItCBlsteted Uuroe sow and three Kllte. eligiblo to rogistry. Call AKhland 4-K13 or address ISox r.U. Mutt Tribune. 3 1 C WANTKl) Bring us your eggs and poultry. We pay cash, iledford Poultry anil Kgg Co. 314 WA.VrKI) Vacuum cleaniiiK. the lanso maehliio. I furnish my own power. Henry Currier. I'lione S20-X. 305 WANTED Houses to uiova. 4SS-.M. or 4SS-X. Phono FOIl 8A1.K VOUITRY ('OH SAI.ti -Hronzo turkey emrs, 1 per aottluK. Aflreda King, Talent, Ore. 1101 FOH BALK--One Petnliiiuu brooder stove and two hotwnter brooders. M. iMiller, Central Point, Ore. Phone 13-XJ. 211.1 l'Olt SA1.K K. 1. lied orbs for hatching;. .Mated under Hognu system. Phono '1SS-X. FOIl SAI.H Hkks for hutching. Shinto Comb Whltu LcKhorna, O. A. C. slock, $1.2.". for setting of 1:1 eitus. i'lione 500-J-l. 3111 l'Olt SAl.K Full blooded llourhon Ited turkey gobblers. They prow laree and are very domestic. Ad dress 1). 1.. Ho(1kc, Jr., .Medford. 2113 Ft) It SAl.K Choice, Vhitu ei-'L.) lor hatching .01c cue llutt'in, ll)J2 West mill. 'jihorn liobt 2'.'2S roil SAI.IO S. C. Ithodo Island lied cockerels, pullets and cgirs for hntrhine:. Finest Webb, Central , Point, Phone 2-17. 31 FOIl S. l,E f ,1 V I0STOCK. KOIt SAI.lv I'lione 77 Two v. 1 -I,. 'Cks old bull calf. KOIt SALE -Jersey h"i!er. fresh In few days; iwo relslered Duroe boars, one 1! yr. obi, other a 1110.; largo prolific b; rain. Plione SliO-W. 211.1 FOR SALE Good milch cow, furni ture and chickens. Phono 117 D-X , or 1017 West lltli st. 2 94 FOK SALI HEAL ESTATE FOIl SALE Or trade for stock cat tle, a a-room modern bungalow; no incumbrance; on paved street. Address It. K., euro .Mall Tribune. 21)5 FOIl RENT Oil SALE 10-ncre ranch 1 Vj nillea from Central Point. Good house, barn and chicken houses for 1,000 chicketiR. Fine shade trees. Paul .lanney, Jiicksoii Co. Abstract Co. 293 FOR SALK Cheap. Four houses and nine lots. Three six and one three-room house. Near new mill Will soli one or nil. Easy terms. Jasper Glllaspy, 44 Park Place, Phone 019-X. 294 FOK 6Al,n MISCEIiIiANEOUS l'Olt SALE Austrialian club wheat nnd beardless barley seed. Phone Talent Meat Market. 21H1 FOR SALE Party wishes lo cut nnd sell immediately bou tier wood, manaulta and laurel. Homo fir. Buyers wanted. .'I-inch wagon for sale, good as new, $00.00. Tel 7N1-J, between 9 a. 111. and X P 111. 293 FOR SALE Good beardless seed. Phono 211 1-113. barley 2 9 FOR SALE Loose .100-112. hay. Phono 29 EOlt SALIC Alfalfa hay In barn, one 11 1 11 fi southwest Phoenix depot, $11 ton. A. I.. Loomis, Medford, Oro. Phone 02 1. 29.1 KOIt SALE Second and third crop alfalfa lor hey. A. E. Jiiiuley, Med ford. . 2')' l'Olt SALE -lb, M. !'. Alfalfa seed, 17 Ilanley, Medford. per 2:6 FOR SALE--One 10-gullon power ice cvream freezer with motor and piillles, 2 five gallon cabinets, lee cream cans, wire tables 11 chairs, first clas.i condition. P. II. Box 2ns. Central Point, Hie. 307 i 'OK S i ,E Manor! ploweil. plume 1 . i ia ve J otjr lor.- FOR HA!. Hydraulic pla 'er mine i u i i i : p-"d pii-iii' :id. ' A.' J. C. B ;.il Yl J L tit; I Ht ,A f.F fee SV.eet ciover I'r.i . .ujcl'l iia. rl ciovcr i '.y a tn1. oi in-r 1 i.n. ' st'u Us. W'.-yt! Waiilo l'AtU-a, ;or .-"u n C'-titr.ll Italph Point. Ore. MDXl.V TO MlAS ro i oa n l-'i.im f ''to 7i I'lione I'll. -I e! .1. II Aoll TO LOAN lure, liv oney loaned on furnl loci;, implement:-, ei,-. Tran.-;n lions private, posf svioil retained. Wtlle Union Lo.in Ageniy. 217 S. HlKll sireet, Snlein, O-oe.o.i. u,s TO LOAN S2iMib (o loan. II. A. Holmes, the Irsuranco Alan. TO L(l -?looo to loan. .Mall Tribune. Box S. MONEY TO LOANIIave money to loan on first mortgages. Quick fervlcn. I-:. S. Tuniy, 210 Oarnett Curoy bliltf. VOW. ItKXT MISUKU.AXKOl'S FOit JtlOXT To reliable party, t.hu Hi rurnlshed rooms over .lones Cash tlrocery. I'lione 274-L. 2!if FOK KXCIIAXGH Tt) TltADliSaiall house and lot In -Medfonl and 1 larse, lot, two lots iu Kaglo Point. Will trade for o acres near .Mcdi'ord. Addresi; Itox 121, Ueddlllg, Calif. 293 BUSINESS D1IIKCTOKT Accountant. e7m7WII.SOX Certified Public Accountant, room 411 if. F. & II. Bldg., .Medford, Oregon. Auto Bupplloa LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. Ws aro operating the largest, oldest and best equipped plant In the Pa cific northwest. Use our springs when others fall. Sold under guar antee. 28 North Fifteenth St Portland. Ore. Altonioys G FOR (110 A. CODDING Lawyer, lioom 412, Garuett-C'orcy lildg,, Medford, Oro. GEO. W. CIlEUflY Attorney and Notary, Ttooma 9-10, Jackson Coun ty Hank Building, entrance N. Central, Modford, Oro. PORTER .1. NEFF Attorney nt law. rooms 8 and 8, Medford National Bank Building. A. " R. RI3AMES Coroy bids. -Lawyer. Garnott- Collections COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS Wn collected some accounts 14 years old. Wo know how to Rot tlm money. The Bullock Mercantiln Acenev. Inc.. Rooms 1. 2, 3. Has k'.ns' Ilhls:.. 2!f, E. Main st. Dentists DR. T. T. SHAW Dentist. Over Dan iels Clothing Store in roomi for merly occupied by Dr. Jones. Phono 1192-V. Till. DR. . M. VW PCOYOO 3. a. vax scored Dentists Corey Hid?., Suite Oro. Phono fir.n. Harnett Medfonl, 810 Fntciaccr and Contractor FUEIl N. OUM MINGS Engineer and enntrnctor, 401 M. F. & H. Bldg Rurveys. estlmalos. Irrigation drain age, orchard and land improvement. Gnrlwge GARBAGE Gut your premises clennod up for the summor. y, on the city garbage wngoffo - vii good sorvlco. Phono 874-L. Is. Y. Allen. Instruction in Music FRED ALTON UAIGHT Teacher of piano and harmony. Haight Musll Studio, 401 Guruett Corey Bldg., Phone 72 Insurance EARL 8. TUMY General Insurance office, Fire, Autoniohile, Accident; Liability, Plato Glass, Contract nnd Surety Bonds. Excellent com panies, good local service. No. 210 Garnott-Corey Bldg. Physicians nnd Surgeons DR. W. W HOWARD Osteopathic physician. 303 Garnett-Coroy build lng. Phone 130. DR. J. J. EMM ENS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to eye, car, noso and throat. Eyes scion, tlfically tested nnd glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P. 11. R. Co. Offices M. F. & II. Co, bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 667. Printers anil lutiliMicra MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has the lioBt equipped printing office in Southern Oregon; Book binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices. 27 North Fir st. Tninsfer EAUS TilAN'Sl ER & STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front st. Phone 315. Prices right. Service guar anteed. IXTFllLimAS AUTOCAR CO. TIME CARD. I.oavo Medford for A3hland, Talent and Phoenix dally, except Sunday, nt 8:00 a. m 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 end 5:15 p. m. ALo on S.iturday at 10:lli p. in. Sund-.i.vs leave at 10:30 a. m. and 2: op, ;:oii and C:'1 p. m. Leav.i Ahln'l lor Me-Honl d..ily. cseei t K. relay, at a. in.. i:C0, 2.0.), 4:00 arid r:if p. t,i, AI o on J; o n r dr.y ni.'.liis D. 0:::0. Sm-u'i b-av- I'uhl-Ti J at '.i:'"j u, pi. ird ):' '. 6:00 ! and I0:".0 p. m. $1650 Be t buy for money cn our list. ti 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 hou.to at halt price. Terms on part. See mo now, J. C. BARNES 101 W4 fain Btriwt. .