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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE. irEDFORD, OREOONT, FRIDAY, MATOTT 0, 1017 PXOE FTVT3 ASHLAND AND VICINITY The Valley View Telephone Company has finished connecting lis system from the Wreath ranch to Eagle Point north of town. About seven miles of wire have been strung, the Improve ment costing $11)0. It in known us line No. 18, with eight sulisuriliei-K lo dale with more to follow. IVmliiifr the issue of n new telephone directory the present subscribers and culls are given us follows: ). M. Lowe, 18-V2 L. II. Gutlutin, 18-K!; J. Fnriner, 18 Fll; Jus Chirk, 18-F12; K. K. Clruy, 18-I'M; George ("lunic, 18-F.V. S. II. Holt, 18-F13; Louis Wcrlh, 18-F14. This rural unit connects with thu l'a- cil'ic Hell lines at Maple Mills. I'rolmb ly calls for 1). M. Lowe, b.y virtue of his, various activities will be more numerous than for any oilier sub scriber on the new line. Uiug 'cm up "Line Busy," . "Inl'ormulion, please." Chillies A. Hranin of I'ortland, traf fic manager of the Associated press was in Ashland on Wednesday vis iting his cuusin, Frank Shinn and also allcuiliiijr to business matters con nected with the l'rcmier news-gathering bureau of which he is n most liv ely and gcniel representative. Although Ashlnnd is n dry town il is not. bucking any "dry fish'' pro positions as printed in these columns. What -was written wns "dry fresh'' process as applied to preserving fruits and vegetables under n new and distinct method. Jno. 1!. Cadwell, of Morrisonvillc, Wis., was here early in the week, ac companied by his family, visiting the family of Councilman W. W. Cadwell. The men me cousins. The visitor continued their trip down into Cali fornia on n tour which includes sight seeing throughout the Pacific coast territory. . The local commit lee of the Tri- Male dootl Ifoads Association, which is assisting in the eninpnign for the big bonil issue in behalf of improved highways consils of fieri li, Greer Charles H. Wolf and Austin Cliisliolm George Milliter is recovering from a case of blood poisoning which for a lime assumed dangerous proportions. An injured thumb started the compli cations, Miss Georgia Kuhlcr, of Taconia lias established a record in typewrit ing, having averaged more than CO words per minute for a quarter of an hour, without a single error. She is 17 years old and n graduate in na tional typewriting honors from the senior class Stadium high school in Tuconin. The contest was held at Seattle and Miss Kuliler's reward was a fine new "sell'-slart,'' Iteming ton, accompanied by her portrait and write-up in a recent issue of the Ta fnran Daily News. The highest re cord was 85 words in a single minute She is n native of Phoenix in this county, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oro Kahlcr, her father having learn ed the milling business in the old lM'niiliiry mills of Phoenix. She is a niece of I!. W. Diinlnp of the Nob Hill district in Ashland, Owen Dunlap of Phoenix, George Applcgate and Mrs Florence Dollnrhidc of Siskiyou, rela tives who are proud of her accomp lishments, hence this extended notice. Kvcn filibustering tactics in the U. S. Senate lias not served the purposi of giving an impetus to enlistment: for cither army or navy here. A re eruiting officer from Mcdford has been in Ashland Ihis week but with out results. A bulletin in Ihe pol- officc placards an appeal for enlist mcnls through official channels. I'. B. Grant, of Portland, former Ashland business man has been in the city this week renewing many old time uc(uainlnnces. He now repre sents the licliancc Life Insurance Co.. of Pittsburg, Pa. Mrs. Mary Tollctt, of Thoinlon Wash., who has been here this winter visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Masbliiirn, was removed to the Gran ile City hospilal. Her condition h progressing favorably. 1'r. Nellie Anderson, partner of I)r Mcrlhn Sawyer in the practic of os teopathy, has gone lo McMinnville where she will open an office. II. G. Kndcrs returned early in the week from California, accompanied by II. N. lianghani, of San Francisco who will be the new manager of the shoe department ill the Kndcrs de partment store. Ashland Butte Lodec No. 122il Loval Order of .Mouse will elect of Tie crs at its regular meeting Monday March 12, following by refreshment and smoker. F. J. Porter, Southern Pacific em nlove. has purchased of Kldcr T. J Bunch, the property near the Advcn list church and is already in posse sion. The home is a new and modern bungalow. The Beaver lioiilly Co., negotiated the sale. Kbler Hunch now re-ides at Boise, Idaho. The matter of securing a new South era Pacific station building for Ah land will he made il special order o business at n joint meeting of the Women's Civic Impriveinent Club, the .iiv entitled nnd the Commercial clnl in be held at the city hall. Friday eve niiiL' of this week. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Ball who re pent I v celebrated their eol.lni weddin ininivcrsarv at a reunion of near rela lives at. Uoliieu, Mu., are expected home this week, accompanied by their daughter, Mrs. W 11. Wenner, of this city, who went eust to participate in the golden festivities. Preliminary to the business session next Monday evening the Auxiliary club will attend a theatre party at the Vining, with Mesdiiiues O. Bergner, II. Provost, N. G. Bates, J. P. Wolf and K. 11. Hush us hostesses. Funeral services of June, the in fnnt daughter of Mrs. Pearl Dodge were held on Thursday afternoon at the home of O. II. Johnson, father of Mrs. Dodge. Hev. 11. A. Carahan spoke words of consolation to the sor rowing relatives, and many friends were present to ndd their measure of sympathy for the bereaved ones. Members of the Ashland W. C. T. U. are invited to co-operate with kindred organizations at a reception to be held at Dr. T. G. lliene's home in Med- 'ord, 1( Itose avenue, Friday evening of this week, the guests of honor being Jackson count v home-coining legislat ors. Henry C. Galev has been appointed administrator ot the estate of the bit George Van Tassel. The valuation of the estate is approxiinutelv t.'IO.OOO in reality and personal property. The whereabouts of several relatives of Iho deceased are gradually being de termined. Mr. and Mrs. Will Dodge of Ihi city were the guests on Wednesday evening at a diner party given at Mcdford by Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Stone their home 11) Kose avenue. Samuel Penniston, former member of the locul park board, has received his commission lo innugurate land- cape architect features for the park arrouiidings of Grenada, the livelv little burg over in Siskiyou county. I'ndcrtakcr Sloke was called lo Central Point this week by the death of Isaac Thompson, wlio wns u native f New York nnd 78 years of age. Funeral services will be held on Fri- lay with interment at Central Point. The Men's Social Service League struggled with the problem "What is the Mutter with the World?" without arriving at definite conclusion. Kev Sf. C. Heed of this city will preach n sermon with the same ipierry for a text at talent on Sunday morning next and at Central Point in the eve ning. C. A. Iliuiburt, represcnlating the Strong Jlunufaoturing Co., of Win sted, Conn., dealers in casket hard ware, was in Iho city on Thursday, interviewing the trade incident to his semi-annuul canvass of coast terri tory. George S. Howard, of Portland, who used to live here on Terrace Heights, and who managed Senator Cummins presidential busted boom in Oregon, has dictated a telegram to Ihe senator, upbraiding him for the pari taken in the filibuster movement, lidd ing that "Oregon friends await some tatemcnt from you that will relieve them of distress and embarrassment." Store meters are being requisition ed by the electric light department. Nearly 100 have been installed witb- t lie past six weeks, indicating a desiro on the part of patrons of the system to avoid complications due to blown out fuses on flat rale sched ules. Another chapter in connection with the activities of the late springs com mission was written on Slonday even ing, when the city council released the bondsmen of Messrs. Greer, Dodge and Jordan from any responsibility attaching to acts of the commission on and after Jan. 1, 1017. The lale Mrs. C. F. Tillon held a policy of .folio life insurance in Ihe Women of Woodcraft, having been a niemocr of Acorn circle of Ihis cilv. EAGLE POINf EAGLETS By A. C. HowlcM Sirs. Nellie Wattenburg, presi dent of the Kebekall Assembly for Oregon, came in Saturday afternoon and presided at a special meeting of the order in our town that evening. There was a very good atlcniliincc and the lodge members seemed to ap preciate her visit. After the regular routine of business, light refresh ments were served with coffee and about the approach of Sunday morn ing the company began to arrive at their homes. Mrs. Wattenburg re mained with us until Monday morn ing, when she took the car for Med ford. She expects to reach her home in Klamath Falls the last of this week. Jlike Hanlev Jr., Charles Kdler nnd Fred Frcy, all of Lake Creek, came in Sunday evening for the night and asked for an early breakfast th next morning. They had brought out a band of two hundred head of cow taking them to the Nedcnuyer ranch to be fen. On Monday Fred Mcpherson pns.Ci through here with nnothcr drove of cattle on the way to the Ilanl ranch to be led. The pu-t winter has proven to be n hard winter on the stock men, as they have had to feed so long that ninny of them have had to buy hay to keep their stock alive. And ninny of the stock men along nnd on the north side of tin P. & K. have shipped liny in. ilrivin: their stock as near the Derby depot ,ns they can get feeding places, Tuesday there was u carload of hay came in to Kagle Point for John Thompson of Climax, nnd he had a load of it taken to the old Bybee place on Antelope creek to feed his iheep that night. He brought his baud oat to Sam Coy's to feed. There was another part of a carload of hay taken on up to Derby, but I did not learn who it was for. Some of those who are compelled to buy hay are paving as high as twenty dollars a ton lor it and about nil of the hay in this section has been bought up that was on the market. Mrs. Thessler, who lias had charge of the primary department of our school for Ihe past two terms has re signed nnd slie and her son, Walter, started for her new field in Canada where she has a school engaged for ten mouths. The school board have employed Sirs. W. O. Wheeler, the wife of the principal of our school to teach the rest of the term. She wns to .have commenced last Slon day, hut the powers Unit he thought it best to fumigate the primary room, as it wns discovered last Friday that the teacher and her son had what Ibey call "Pink Eye," so instead of taking any chances on having the disease spread, decided to have Hie room fumigated on Slonday. Mr. and Sirs. C. II. Wctthers of Spokane, who have been here visit ing Mrs. Wetlher's mother, Sirs. F. SI. Stewart, stalled for their home Tuesday. Work Pool was a business caller in our town Slonday, and so was James Owens, lie was here as a member of the board to examine the affairs ok' Ihe First State Bank of Kagle Point, and while here for dinner be said that they found the bank in u very healthy and prosperous condition and Hint the deposits were great than last year anil that its manag incut was O. K. Henry Trusty, the mail contractor and carrier from here to Persist was so much indisposed Slonday morning thai he employed Jerry Lewis to drive the stage that trip. He made Ihe trip all right, but this Wednesday morning he was so greatly improved that be thought he could sliind tin trip. Our meat and bakery man, Curly Clark, has established new standard scales and put up a new meat sign over the door of bis shop. Thomas Stanley and Guy Prekrel were business callers in our town Tuesday, and so was A. G. Bishop, one of our leading orehardists. lie was trying to find n way to hitch three horses abreast to a wagon, with a tongue, in it, so as to have each one do his part, lie bus a (pianlity of oil tg haul from the railroad for smudging purposes. Our depot agent, Amos Ayres, has been furnishing Irvin Daley with fine lot of finishing lumber for his house that he is building in the Lake Creek country. W. Hurt Hamilton has rented a part of his farm to Sherman Wooley to be put ill corn, and he will live in the liouse now occupied by Frank Ab bolt, and Frank will move into the house built some time ago by a Sir Lake. He has John SV. Smith, our lending carpenter, putting an addi turn ot two rooms and otherwise im proving the place. Mr. Hart has pur chased about a dozen cows and think of going into the dairy business on a limited scale. Among the passengers on Hie east bound train Tuesday were Otis Huh bard, of Derby; Robert Lewis, of Per sist ; Miss Kay Kingeaid of Prospecl and John Wiuningbain of Klk creek (Trail). .Miss Kingeaid was return inir home from Anplceate, where she has just closed a six month's term of hool. Sirs. Amos Ayres, the wife of our depot agent, who has been visiting relatives in Mcdford, has returned to her home again. Since my last writing, Hoy Ash pole, one of our hardware merchants has renewed bis subscription to The Daily Mail Tribune, and John How ard has ordered The Daily Slail Trill line. He used to take the Weckl Mail Tribune and had it discontinued when he started beck east and now that be has returned, wanls The Daily Slail Tribune. Joe Parker, former depot agent o Mcdford, but now of Porlland, culled for dinner Wednesday. lie seemed Laugh When People Step On Your Feet Try. this yourself then It along to others. It works I pass Ouch !?!?!! This kind of rough talk will be heard less here in town II people troubled with corns will follow the simple advice of this Cincinnati authority, who claims that a lew drop! of a drug called freezone when applied to a tender, aching corn stops soreness et once, and soon tbe corn dries us and Hits rlgbt out without pain. c lie savs freezone is an ether com' pound which dries immediately and never Inflames or even liTitates the surrounding tissue or skin. A quarter of an ounce of freezone will cost very little at any drug store, but is suffi cient to remove every hard or soft corn or callus from one's feet Millions of American women will welcome this announcement since the Inauguration ot the blgb beels. glad to get buck among his old friends again. Since writing the foregoing, Alt Smith, who owns and operates a farm on Big Stickey has called for din ner and paid a year's subscription to the Weekly Mail Tribune. PORTLAND, Ore., March 8. Hogs receipts 371. Steady. Bulk of pack-, ing grades, $KI.:i.")((i,i;l..")0; heavy packing, i:i.40(u Ll.tiO; light p.uk- .f lH.2.")((ri:i.'i(l; rough heavies, $12.25(1:1; pigs and skips, ifU.7." ? 1 2.2o ; slock hogs, 1 1 (,i 1 2, Cattle receipts 147. Steady. Steers, prune light, ifO.oOi ll.i.i; iprimc heavy, $0.(i."((il!).8."i ; good, tf!l(r!).-l(l; ows, choice, .7.7."i(i18.1 5 ; medium lo good, $7(i,7.7."; ordinary to fair, if I!.,r)0(,r7 ; heifers, .-fliOfO; bulls, $0.25 (i7.2r; calves, $(i(M0. Sheep receipts 74. Steady. Lambs, east of mountains, 12.!)0(u Ll.lO; Ininhs, valley, .tl'J.oOCo1!:!; lambs, horn, $I0.7o(M2.2."i; prime wrtliers, $ll.7f(x12; choice ewes, $!).7."i(i 10 ; heavy ewes, $8.7."( !).2,". Portland Butter. PORTLAND, Ore., March 1). Bol ter wenk; cubs extras, o(nl.c ; prime firsts Xlc; firsts, .Tic; dairy, 5 to 28c; prints unchanged. Portland Grain. PORTLAND, Ore, March .-- Wheal strong, no trailing. Sped bids unchanged lo 2e lower. Bliieslem, $l.(i!l; fortyfold, $l.(i(i; club, $l.(i."i; red Russian, $1.00. Bailey lower. No. 1 feed, .$:i8."iO. Today's car receipts: Wheat 18, barley 1, flour I, oats !), hay 1(1. Chicago Grain. CHICAGO, March Wheal : Open Close Slay $1.00' g $1.87' g July 1.501 -j l..-,t;u Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Fir Sts. ' Ileal Ivstate Tinnsfers. Frank Stroud, et ux to C. E. Ralph. G. Jennings, sheriff, to Butler & Thompson Co., Sheriff deed,. lots in ltoguo Iltver Valley Orchard Co. 'a Tracts 91211 dates, deed, lota In Dryunt add., Mcdford '. 10 V. W. Cottroll, et ux to W. S. Pickett, et ul, deed, laud hi 2 5-37-3. R, 1 W 10 William Cottroll, et ux to V. S. Pickett, et al, agreement to lease land In 25-37-S. It. 1 W. DON'T SUFFER WITH NEURALGIA Musterole Gives Delicious Comfor When those sharp pains go shootini through your bead, when your skill seems as if it would split, just rub 1 little Musterole on the temples am neck. It draws out the lutlammation soothes away the pain, usually givint quick relief. .Musterole is a clean, white omt incut, made with oil of mustard Better than a mustard plaster anr Iocs not blister. , Many doctors ami nurses fr.inklv recommend Musterole for sore throat bronchitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma neuralgia, congestion, pleurisy, rheu matism, lumbago, pains and aches ol the back or joints, sprains, sore mus cles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet colds of the chest (it often prevent imcuinonia). It is .always, dependable SAGE TEA DANDY TO DARKEN HAIR It's Grandmother 's Recipe Bring Back Color and Lustre to Hair. to You can film eray, faded hair beau tifully (1 ark and luRtroim almost, over nifiit if you'll fret a .10-ccnt bottle of "Wyi'lh'fl Sn! and Sulphur Compound" at ativ dm utore. Millions of bottle of thin old famous finrc Ten, Keeipo, im Drovrd by the? addition of other inurcdi nt, are Hold annually, Bays a well known (litigffiRt her, biff!! it darkens the hiiir ho naturally arid evenly thai no one run tell it nat4 uw.n applied. Thru whoac hair is turning crrav or hwoniin? ftid'-d have a. Biirprim; awaiting thern, it"aiie alter one or two applica tion the irrny hutr vanisht-s ami your 'ocks bt'coniu luxuriantly dark and beau tif This Is the atfe of youth. Cray-haired unattractive folks aren't vantd around, so get buny with Wyeth s r'StfR and Sul phur Compound to nipht and you'll be de- iijrhted with your dark, handsome hair and your youthful appearance within a fi-w duya. T hi preparation Is a toilet requisite and is not nit'nd"d for the cure, uiitiga- wu or preveuttoi) ot diaae. )(IEiil Nelllo J. Dueson, ot vir to Jus. T. Sawyer, ct at, deed, lundf in 35-38-S. It. J W 10 Esther J. Held to Fred W. ltold . ct at, deed, lots In Praelit's Add., Ashland 1 Harry L. Irwin, et nx to C. St. Speck, deed, land In' Bee. ii and 8. T. Its. U. 1 W 1 C, St. Thomas to Tom Johaosn, deed, land In 7-37-1 W 1 Circuit Court. Kthan Allen llilrelh vs. Desa Mag gie Htldrcth, order. L. Zundell ,vs. Samuel liatenmn, do M. Thomas to Tom Johnson, The Sterling Mlnlns Company, arti cles of incorporation. Klrst Savings Dnnk and Trucl Co vs. Cenerul Investment Co., et ul, or der. Slarctago IJnccness. Clayton M. Conley and Viola Chap man. Itching Torture Stops It is uimcccssarv for voo to .miller with eczema, blotches, riuuworm. rashes ana similar skin troubles. A little zemo. obtained at any drug store for 25c. or m.IKI tor extra large bottle, and pronmtlv applied will usually give instant relief Irom itching torture. It cleanses and soothes the skin .and heals quickly and cttcclivcly most skin diseases. -ciuo is a woTidcrlul, nciH'traliue. dis appearing liquid and is soothing to the most slcbcate skin. It is not irreasv. is easily applied and costs little. Get it today and save all further distress. T&e K. w. noun Co.. Cleveland, O. HELP WANTMJ FEMAI.K WANTlvl) Capable woman lo Bell Nu Bono corsets In .lackson and Josephine counties. Mrs. A. True Liiuily. district munagur, lintel lledford. 303 FOR SALE KEAL ESTATE FOR SALE .My 80 ai re ranch near (iriffin creek, 3 miles from .Mcd ford; fine new bungalow, build lugs, fruit and nlfulin. $5200 If sold at once. J. 11. Patterson. .Highwood, Montana. 310 FOR SALE 20 acres creek bottom land, suitable for gardening or su gar beets. Ono mile from town. If interested wrilo L. 12., euro Mall Tribunu. . 302 MOXEY TO i,OAN TO LOAN $1500 on farm security at 7 per cent. O., Mail Tribune. TO LOAN Money loaned on furni ture, live stock, Implements, etc. Transactions private, possession retu'iied. Writo Union Loan Agency, 217 S. High street, Salom, Oregon. 308 TO LOAN $2000 to loan. H. llolmos, the lnsuranco Mull. A. TO LOAN $1000 -Mail Tribune. to loan. Uox S. FOB KENT M ISCELLAN EOU8 FOR RENT Roaring orchard for care. See owner 400 West 2nd st. 31)1 FOR RENT Dlncksmlth shop. Good locution. Imiuiro of Mrs. Wolturs, Talent, Oregon. FURNISHED APARTMENTS. Oil apt. IU0 NT Dosirubln fiinilnhed Tho Ucrben, 10 Quince. 32 FOR RIO XT Only ono eoniplotuly furnished apartment loft to rent; steam heat, hot and cold walnr, bath, kitrlmnetto with gas rauKo. Apply Hotel (Inland. 13 trie Plant Sweet Peas, Morse's otLe Califi ornia Oeeds Don't tikf tctdt that mrt"jutt ai ffooj." Get Morc'i. On 3te hy all Loading Dealers If your drilcr dot not ctrry MorM! Seed. Mnd dirtrt fur our eiulcu -Frci. Your otdtr will b promptly iltodd to. C. C. MORSE ft CO. Seedsmen San Francisco Attention, Farmers MKIlKOni) JI NK COMPASV 31-33 X. Ilartlett 8t. Pay Highest Prices for IIIIiKS! Green hides per lb 17c Dry hides, per lb -.. ....26c Green calf hides, per lb 25c Dry calf hides, per, lb 30c We lm Itujr Sheep Pelts and final Skint. PhODB ZS3-J, , Now 18 the Time to ir nates ana all J Grand Prize 1 ' FOB HEXT HOISES OK KENT Furnished and unfur nished bouses. Kniploynieat Agen cy, M. A. Under, 123 Kast .Main. FOR RENT Small furnished house. Phono 730-R. 2D8 FOR RENT Five room houso, 511 South Oakdale, largo yard and plan tv of shade. W. J. Winner, 519 S. Oakdale, Tel. t!98 SI. 'OR RENT bungalow. Furnished five Phono 929-W. room 300 HELP WANTED MALH WANTED Married man, experienced In orchard work, pruning nnd plow lag. Houso supplied. l'hone Schuchard, (ltl-R-3. 29S WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED To rent 4 or 5 acres Hoar creek bottom lund near Mcdford Phono 37 1. 80(1 WANTED Calves. Phono 500-R-2 ' 301 WANTED Ueit'ers 2 months to 1 yr. old. Box li, .Mall Tribune. 2 as V ANTED Roglstorod Duroe sow and three Ellts. eligible to registry. Call Ashland 4-F13 or address Box 00. Mall Tribune. 316 WANTED llring us your eggs and poultry. Wo pay cash. Mcdford Poultry and Egg Co. 314 WANTED Vacuum cloaulng, tho largo machine. I furnish my own power. Henry Currier. Phone 82ti-X. 305 WANTED Houses to move. 4S8-M, or 488-X. Phone FOR SAHS TOCLTRX FOR SALE Olio I'oluluma brooder stovo. und 2 hot water brooders. M Miller. Central Point, Ore., Phono 13x3. '. 301 FOR SALE U. P. Rock eggs, 75c tor 15. Phono 820-X. - 2118 'Olt SALK Ili:ff OrplnKton and Uiitlorcuii ckks. More firuts than all competitors. Cup wlniwr at both Meilford shows. J. W. Shir ley, Moilford. FOR SALE Uron,0 turkoy eggs, $1 per sotting. Aflreda King, Talont, Ore. 301 FOR SALE R. 1. Rod eggs for batching. .Mated under llogun system. -Phono 488-X. Oil SAI.U lOgKS for hatching Single Comb Whlto Lochnrns, O A. C. stock, 7Cc sotting ot 13 eggs $4.00 per 100. Phono GOO-J-4. 313 FOR SALE S. C. Rhode Island Rod cockerels, pullets and eggs for hatching. Ernest Webb, Central Point, Pho'.ie 247. 312 FOR SALK S. C. White Leghorn cggH, heavy laying strain, 75c set ting, $4.00 hundred. J. S. Craw ford, Talont, near depot. 300 FOIl SAI.I5 Uhodo iHliinil Ileil eggs tor selling, 7Go. I'hono 671-H-l 30 FOIl 8AI,K LIVESTOCK. KOK BALK 12 head of Bhoep anil litmhH. One light team. C. A Dennett, ronto 3, Medford. 302 FOR SALK Jersey cow, gives four gallons milk per day. Two mile north of .Medford on highway. .1 11. Linvlllc. 300 toil SALK Team of mules, 2400 11m; ages 0 years; ono Perchcron stallion, 0 years old. Oood breeder Family milk cows, $35 to $00 I' rank Handler, Duncom. 300 FOR SALK Fresh .lorsey cow calf, ono day old. I'hono 869-ii. FOIl SALK- Pack mules. Baddies, cart, harness, cheap. Cor. Niatic and Liberty. North Medford. 300 FOIl SALK Team of horses or will trade for cow. Vhono ileuulinii Central Point. 3110 FOIl KALIO (lood team, wagon, and harness. Also good now hnrk Jhon l'rador, Talent, Oro. 209 FOIl SALHh MIHCHLLANUOU8 FOIl KALK- r.arly Sunrise seed po- taloes. 4.' 2-W. C. AI. I'arlicr. 30 FOIl SALK furniture, live., city. -All of our GIU North liouse hold Itiversldo 301 FOIt SALK V.kk cases and fillers. .Medford Poultry & Kgg Co. FOIl SALK - Hay; feeding yard with water, shelter and scales If desired. W. J. HarUull, 40S-J 200 FOIl SALK noo-112. -Looho hay. Telephone 301 FOIl SALK Hoi) top desk and chair Tel. 730-11. 301 FOIt SALIC I'iuno. 124 South Now town. I'hono 281-X. 300 FOIl SALK - Safe In good condition Apply Jlarllu J. Heddy. FOIt SALK Household goods garden tools, etc. li. C. SchulU, ut Cafo Holland. 200 FOIt SALK- A utomoliile, 4.1 horse power Ovrland. Mrs. Wolturs, Talent, Ore. FOIl SALK liry fir wood. $2 7.1 tie oud oak t'i.iii tier. K. U. Dow I'hono S4 I X. FOIl SALK One 10-gallon power ice cvri'iiiu freezer with motor pullles. 2 live gallon cabinets, lee cream rails, wire tables and chairs, first class condition. P. O Uox 20h, Central roint. Ore. 307 FOIt SALK Manure. Have your lota plowed. Phone 4 1 3-Y. 302 FOR SALK Seed, alfalfa, red clover se-t clover timothy and other grasics; strictly fancy stocks. Write for samples. Ralph Waldo Eldon. Ceutral Polat, 0(9, CliASSIl'IKI) ADVEltTIMau JtATKH. One cent per word per Issue; times for the price of 6 Flftv eonts a line ' ly the month, without change. Flvo words to the line. WESTON'S amera ShP 208 Enst Main Street, Mcdford ' The Onlv Exclusive Commercml Photographer in Southern Oregon. Negatives Made any time or place by appointment. Phone 147-J. We'll do the rest. E. D. WESTON. Prop. BUSINESS IMRECTOHY Accountant. M. WILSON Certified Public Accountant, room 411 M. F. & H. nidg., Mcdford, Orogon. - Anto BnpnUes LATIEFt AUTO SPRING CO, We) are operating tbe largest, oldest and best equipped plant In the Pa cific northwest. Use our springs when others fall. Sold under guar antee. 20 North Fitteentb St Portland, Ore. Attorney GEOHGB A. CODDING Lawyer, Room 412, Garnett-Corey bltlg., Medford, Ore. GEO. W. CHERRY Attorney and Notary, Rooms 9-10, Jackson Coun ty Bank Building, entrance N. Central, Medford, Ore. PORTER J. NEFF Attorney at law. rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. A. E. REAMES Lawyer. Qarnett- Corey bldg. Collections COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS We colluded some accounts 14 years old. We know how to get the monoy. The Bullock Mercantile Agency, Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 3. Haa klns' Illdg., 216 E. Main at. Dentists DR. T. T. SHAW Dontist. Over Dan-. Inls Clothing Store In rooms for merly occupied hy Dr. Joubb. Phono t!02-Y. . DR. W. M. VAN SOOYOO DR. C. C. VAN SCOYOO Dentists Oarnott Coroy Bldg., Suite 81 Medford, Ore. Phone 856. Knginoor and Contractor FRED N. CUMMINGS Engineer and contractor, 404 M. F. & H. Bldg. Surveys, estlmatos, 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. Phone 874-L. ' . Y. Allen. Instruction In Music FIIBD ALTON IIAIGHT Teacher ol piano and harmony. Halght Musli Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bldg.. Phone 72. Insurance EARL S. TUMY General Insurance office, . Fire, Automobile, Accident Liability, Plate Glass, Contract and Surety Bonds. Excellent com panies, good local service. No. Hit Garnott-Corey Bldg. Medical. ' -MIIS. UKO. JACKSON Vlavl Deal er, l'hone 154Y, rosldonce 906 East Main Stroot. Physicians nnd Burgeons DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteonathlo physician. 303 Garnett-Corey build ing. Phone 130. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician nd surgeon. Practice limited to eye, oar, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurist for S. P. It. R. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Co. bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 667, Printers and InibllsUora a MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has the best equipped printing office In Southern Oregon; Book binding, loose loaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices. 27 North Fir st Transfer EAD3 TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Offlco 42 North Front st. Phone 316. Prices right. Service guar anteed. INTEIIURBAN AUTOCAR CO. "' TIME CARD. Leave Medford for Ashland. Talent and Phoenix daily, except Sunday, at 8:00 a. m., 1:00, J:00, 4:00 and 6:15 p. m. AIbo on Saturday at 10:16 p. m.- Sundays leave at 10:80 a. m. and 2:00, 6:00 and 9:30 p. m. Leave Ashland for Medford dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. m., 1:00, :00, 4:00 and 6:15 p. m. Also on Satur day nights at 6:30. Sundays leave Ashland at 9:00 a. m. and 1:00, 8:00 nd 10:30 p, ra. 1 i