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Newspaper Page TextIfEBPORT) MATE TRTRTJNTO, MTTDFOTvD, OTiECOy, TITT'TJRDAY, MATvOTT 1.'). 1017. PA HE SEVEN WASHINGTON, March 15. lnfor imt t ion which former Ambassador Gerard has luiil before the state de partment refutes various statements that Germany might be contemplating nllering her campaign of ruthlessiicss to avoid war with the United States. From evidence Mr. Gerard has brought and that (fathered from other sources, l'resident Wilson and state department officials expect Germany is fully determined to continue sub marine warfare in violation of inter national law in spite of the fact that such a policy would lead to war with the I'nited States. President Wilson will continue with his plan of putting the I'nited States in n stale of armed neutrality and this state will continue until Germany forces an mined clash with an Amer ican lerehnntuitin or until Germany nlinwions ruthless submarine warfare. Mr. Gerard called at the state de partment today and amplified his re port of yesterday. J lie lonner am bassador will probably remain here --fliujil lute tonight or early morning and will see President Wilson before his departure for New York to attend a public reception. CONTINUAL WAR WAGED. (Continued From Page One.) EAGLE POINf EAGLETS By A. C. Howlett country in Colombia and strife in Central America. The government now has evidence that Germany, after forgoing a big machine in this country to deal with Hindus, dropped this phase of its ac tivities, and determined to uso its or ganization in a blow at the United States, especially in Iho Panama ca nal zone, Guam, Hawaii, and the Phil ippines. In an endeavor to keep down war feeling, the government has never revealed one-tenth of tho information its agents have gathered. Some of tho most Important docu ments were secured when secret ser vice agents swooped down on an of fice t GO Wall street and arrostcd Wolf'on Igel, April 1!) last year. At the same time they grabbed seventy pounds of papers which von Igel was getting ready to ship to the German embassy. Vnclo Sum Has the Goods. This coup excited Bernstorff more than anything that happened during his toner stav in tills cnuntrv. He ro- ; peatedly made demands upon the ,i government for the return of the doc uments in toto and he also asked for ;' the releaso of von Igel, on the ground that he was an attache of the embas sy and therefore Immune from ar rest. Von Igel, who was afterwards indicted for part in a criminal con spiracy, was later allowed to leave the country with Dernstorff, but the 70 pounds of German papers are still safe In the hands of Uncle Sam As a result of Teutonic activities in tht country, two things have hap pened. First Diplomats have been sent home. Second Other agents of the Teu tons have been indicated and many of them convicted. SEATTI.K, Wu., March 13. It was generally understood about town lust September, testified W. H. Pie- low, a transfer man, in the so-called whisky graft trial today, that money had been passed from the llilllngsleys to Mayor Gill. The public's Infer ence, according to the witness was drawn from the cessation of arrests of the Billlngsleys, the dropping of the salts against them, the return of their seized papers. "Everybody knew the mayor was not doing this out of love for tho llilllngsleys," said the witness. Wit noss said the date of the transaction was not generally known but rumor placed the amount ef money ai $7500. The defendants In tho case, bo side Mayor Hiram C. Gill, are Chief of Police Charles L. llocldnghum, former Sheriff Hubert T. I lodge and City Detectives Peyser, Poolman, Doom and McLennan. Pielow, who did tho hauling for tho llilllngsleys last autumn. Is a witness for tho prosecution and was unuor cross examination. Ho was questioned today regarding tho meet ing of Chief Heck Ingham, Fred Ulll ingsley and himself at the Star Car riage works one afternoon last Sep tember when a truck load of whisky belonging to Ed Margott, a rival liquor seller, was seized. Fred 13111 ingsley, witness testified, paid the chief $i;uo for the seized whisky, handing him Sir. Oil In I, ills in a se- luded place near the carriage works. "lie pooled the bills off the roll," said tho witness today, and then showed the jury how tho bills were peeled," and turned over to the chief. After this transaction, he said, Fred Uillingsley went away, and itness took the chief, in his machine, to the railroad yard, where a carload of whisky belonging to a rival Im porter was being unloaded. He un derstood that this liquor was seized then sold to the Hlllingsleys. After showing the liquor to the chief he beat it," as there were many people about and ho did not wish to bn seen there with tho chief. TODAY'S MARKETS WAR MINISTER RESIGNS. (Continued From rage One.; just established an orpinizaiion whic answers, in principle ut least, to most ot your requirements. To beuin such a discussion, I thouuht and still think is dangerous, but it' 1 Ufrrced to it, it was because it wns most distasteful lrne to (five the uppea ranee of shun ninif it. I believe there are thins. which must not be spoken. You will permit me not to follow von into tech nical questions because even in secret session my responsible opinion is that it would expose the national defense to risks." At this point the general was inter rupted by a tumultous outbreak. Our- inn brief lull Paul Dcschanel, pros ident of the chamber said: 'It must not lie inferred from cer lam words spoken here that the chum iicr nns not t no right to discuss m secret session every! bin;; concernim; the national defense.'' General Lymitey did lint seem nimersiunci what the troulile was about, lie wished to continue the rending of bis speech but the uproar Derail again, louder than ever. lie finally .jiive op and left the tribune. READ A DOLLAR A MINUTE on Page 2 GOOD STUFF Portland Livestock. r PORTLAND, Ore., March J.-. ITojr receipts Gil; steady to higher. Hulk of packing grades, $l4.1ll(il 14. i; heavv packing, 1 -4.li.1fVf1 U.:tr: light packing, 1-I(1-1.'J5: rli heavy, $i:i.,1(l(fi 1 ; pigs and kips. $12.2-((fil:i; stock hogs, $ 11.30 (SiT-VJj. Cattle receipts -11. Steady. Steers, prune light, $!).&('!).((); prune heavy, $!)..")0C(V 11.711 : good, t8.!)U(a 11.20 ; cow's. hoicc, $7.7"(o 8; medium to- good, 77.35: ordinary to fair, $R.'2i(ti' u'.7;; heifers, $(i.50(ff S.'iO ; bulls, $o (a 7.25:; calves, ifliijf 10. Sheep receipts 4. Firm. Lambs, st of mountains, $12.!IO(ri:t.lO; lambs, valley, $H.r(l(i Kl; lambs, horn, )fl0.7.")(.12.2."); prime wethers, tl 1.7.(o 12; choice ewes, ijil.75(H 10; heavy ewes $8.75((r9.25. Chicago Wheat. CHICAGO, March 15. Wheat : Open Close May $1. Inly , , 1, .f. 1.80 1.55H Portland Grain. PORTLAND, Ore., March 15. Wheat firm; no trading. Spot bid: to ,'le higher. P.lucstem, $1.05 fortyfohl, .fl.till; club, if 1.5!); red Russian, $1.55. Parley higher. No 1 feed, $:18.50. Today's car receipts: Wheat flour 4, outs 1, hav 2. G. L. Davis of Reding, Cal., is among the out of town visitors in the city. WILLOW SPRINGS I ! Mrs. A. C. Mill, of Santa Cruz, Calif., is visiting her daughter, Mrs, Cobb Law for several weeks. Mrs. Frank Tompkins was shopping in Central Point on Monday. Mr. Geo. Davis is improving slow ly from an attack of the lagnppe. Mrs. ,J. W. Hicks, who is visiliii; Yulm City, Culif., wrote in a letter to her daughter recently that cherry plum and almond trees are in full bloom. The streets are so dusty that they have been kept sprinkled. Many loads of wood are being cart ed from the Guile hill. We are in hopes that the slashing will be burnc as soon as the weather tcrmits and in a way prevent a lire during the hoi -nnnincr. Masters George and Harrison Kid i r an? very ill with the toiisilitis, Mrs. Me Kay is improving slowly li. O. Campbell of Portland was here Saturday visiting his partner. George Snively. They have ranted a parf of the Narregau place and are preparing to put in quite a large area of it in sugar beets. They seem to be men of energy and push and vc believe that thev will cause some of the kickers in this section to stand up and take notice. lien,'. Hrophy and Gas Nichols were among our business callers Saturday. They are both counted among our leading stockmen. They hnvc been driving out quite a lot of cattle to the valley to be fed. Thev report that their cattle are doing fine and many of them are ready for beef. W. D. Hoberls who is fanning the T. M. Under place near here was a business caller Saturday.. I omitted to state in my last that our town council held n meeting on luesduy the 5th wist., the first meet ing they have held for some time, on account of the la'-k of n quorum, as one of the council had moved away some time ago and then Norman Me talloid, another lbember went about a month ago, leaving but four members, but the four members met. namely Prank lirown. John W. Saiitlj, James .Ionian, and George Philips ami swore in W. L. Childrcth and Mr. McQuoid Sr. 1 failed to procure bis christian name, anil they transacted what little business there was to attend to, sach allowing a few small bills and talk ed over some needed reforms. Among the guesls hero Snturdav night were Jay Spitzer, Glenn and Perry Haley, Charles Clark. Mr. (lark was formerly a school boy in our town, and has inherited n flirty acre tract of land known ns the old John Pelling place, about two inilo northeast of hero, lie has movci on to his place and expects to put in a crop of corn this season. I.yle Piinlin of Mcdford was also with us Saturday night anil Sunday night, also G. V. Hall of Prospect, lie reports the snow being five feet dco in that section at one time the past winter. Also n man by the name of Lewis of Mcdford. There has been some changes in business lines here since my last Henry Childrcth has sold bis residenci properly to 1). A. Shively. consider ation not lo be told, and Mr. Shively has moved from the T,. L. Simmons nlneo in to bis own home and Kd Coy has moved from the old James Ringer home. into the house vacated by Mr Shively. Mrs. George P,rown of Brownsboro who has been visiting relatives Mcdford, came out on the P. & K Monday and took the K. P.-L. C, tage for her home. Charles Painter went to Medfor Monday on the P. & K. motor car and while there secured a part of a car o hay that came out Tuesday. And then was another car of bay eiiine out for the Hciberstcadls Pros., of Hi-owns boro and another car for John Allen of Derby. Thomas Spenglcr was here Monday aking hands with some of his ol time friends. Roy Vaughn and Herbert Carlton passed through here Monday going over to the Carlton ranch after some s, returned Tuesday and spent the night at the Sunnyside. W. K. Hammond made a short bus ncss visit to our town Tuesday Then; were 35 einply cream can aken off the P. & K. Tuesday for th section of the country. That mean lsh for quite a number of our cit lzens. Wjh. Moure formerly of Kll creek but now of Ashland, was on the train i'uesdav bound for IJutte Kalis, Monday Mrs. Fred Stitason and child went up to Prospect via Tn on the E. P. -Persist stage. Tuesday G. W. Sorrelf of Trai came out on the stage on his way t Phoenix lie had just n ived wor that morning announcing the dcall :ind burial of bis daughter, Mrs, Rachel Traft of Phoenix, this county The telephone lines were out of com mission so that they could not gf word thru and there was no mail unlil Monday, so be did not get word soon This is the second time that have met Mr. Sorrelf, the first tunc was at Fort Klamath when I was call ed on to attend the funeral of his son who accidentally shot himself Huckleberry Mountain in Angus 1005, and this the second time, he wn going to try to console his wife am son in law on the death of his daugl ter. A strange coincidence. Richard Kidgeway and wile, par cuts of Mrs. T. F. lloltz of our town who have been spending the winti here with their daughter, left Tues day for their home in Luiubcrtoii, X Y. Since my last Pete Young lias re newed bis sub to the I). M. T., J, Mclntvre has renewed his sub to th 1). M. T., and Kd Coy has renewed sal. to the I). M. T., all of K. P. There was a meeting of the citizens of Kftgle Point in the town hall in Kaglo Point and was addie-scd by C. C. Cate and then he introduced I!. A. Ward of the bureau biological survey of the V. S. department of agricul ture, explaining the best methods for de-.tro.ving the various pests in our county. After which a club was or ganized to act in unison to destroy these pests. Frank Brown was elect ed president, pro tepi and Carl Mar ion, secretary. A meeting is called for Saturday afternoon of the citizens throughout this part of the country to meet in the town hall Saturday, March 17th, for the purpose of com pleting the organization and take steps to secure assistance from the county in ridding the country of the ground squirrel, rats, etc. Everybody is invited to come mid lake part in the deliberations. RIVERSIDE RiPPLES About two inches of snow fell on nesday morning, bat melted away before evening. the feud' question is becoming a nthcr serious question. Many cat tle owners who thought themselves II prepared for the winter are ex pecting to drive their stock out to the valley to be fed. Xorman Cage will spend several lays in Ashland on important liusi- ness the nisi oi ine wcck. Mr. Jacob Klippel who is slopping ith Miss Alice K. Klippel near Trail, nil has been seriously ill recently, is reported very much improved at present. A dance was held at Iran Siitur- lay evening which it is reported Inst il until the birds went to brcnklast. There also was a social gathering and lance at the Rouiullrcc place near gle Point Friday eve. We presume that at each occasion all had the us ual "joyful 1 pleasant time," as no report to the contrary has been Hand ed in to our stall. . Joe Mux field has gone to Ashland attending to business matters. Jasper lliinnn made a business trip to the valley Monday. Joseph llaana look the tram lor Mcdford Monday. Dr. Kirchgessncr made a trip lo frail Saturday. Miss Mi llaniia relumed from Med ford Thursday, where she has been isiting friends. Mrs. II. Copenger and family who have been staying with Grant Mnl hews have moved to their new home Central Point. Several fanners are hauling hay from the valley. , W. Owen, deed, land in block 14, Ashland Geo. W. Owen, et ux to Ellza beth A. Smith, deed, lot In block 14, Ashland Slillie Powell Hosier, et vir to ltachel Powell Crow, et ux, tyleed, land In 27 and 34 uud 33-311-2 K llutler & Thompson Co., to Ed win P. Hughes, et ux, deed, lots In Mlckel & Payne add., Ashland llutler & Thompson Co. to Ed vvln P. Hughes, et ux, Q. C. !., lota in Mlckel & Payne add., Ashland C. X. Hexford to Alice Huxford, deed, land in 8-3 S-4 W Heirs of Ira C. Dodge to Pearl M. Dodge, deed, land in blk. S. Railroad Add., Ashland.. II. M. Coss, et ux to Mabel Coss, deed, land In 32, 33, 22, 23, 2(1. and 27-35-t W C. V. Heaves to G. Mueller, et al, deed, land In block, Ashland Clara Schmitz to John M. Schmitz, land in Sec. lit, 2:1 and 21, T. :I2, R. :l K G. W. Kiuciad, et ux. to Curl Richardson et ux, land in Sec. 20, T. :i:i, R. 2 K Florence 11. Coffe to 0. K. I'.l lioit, laud in T. :t7, 1(. 2 W. . 10 500 1S00 FOR BALE MISCELLANEOUS FOIt SALE Ono 370-gal. waUr or oil tank. D. W. SlL'ie, Central point. u r, roll S.U.K Gurley level, roil mid chain. Address K. K. Uagley. Ashland, Oro. 303 FOIl SALK- Piano, steel rnime. din ing room furniture, brass bed. etc. 4utf King streut. Phone 17:t. 3 UN I1US1XT1S9 PinUCTOKY Accountant. E. M. WII.SO.v Certified Public Accountant, room 411 M. F. & H. Iildg., Mcdford, Oregon. Auto Supplier FOR SAI.K One Twin Indian motor c.vclo. Inquiro Bernard Motor Co. 3U6 KOit SAI.K LIVESTOCK. FOR SALK Fine Jersey cow, I milk. Cull 874 Fast Mil. rleii :ii)ii FOIt SAI.K Young cow giving milk and eight mouths old heifer calf. .Mrs. K. Andren, Jacksonville mod. Bign will direct. 30S IFOIt SAI.K Fresh Phone 2S-J-1. Jersey 10 10 cow. 303 WANTKD Pigs between r.O and 100 lbs. Holland-Dalo farm, Talent. 307 FOIt SALK Shetland pony, harness and buggy. Phono 5-P-2. 30!i A DOLLAR A MINUTE on Page 2 GOOD STUFF FOIt SALK S llolsteln cows, one Durham, 4 two-year obi heifers, fresh soon; 3 yearling heifers and 3 male calves. Geo. Hilton. 304 FOIl SAMS HEAD USTATB FOIt SALK lies homo in city at cost. Your own terms. 2.1 South Orange St. James K. Voorheis. 303 KOIt SALK -My SO aero ranch near tlriffln creek, 3 miles from Mcd ford; fine new bungalow, build ings, fruit and nlfall'u. $r,200 if sold at once. .1. H. Patterson llighwood, Montana. 310 LAHER AUTO SPIIING CO. vv aro operating the largest, oiuem and best equipped plant In the Pa. clflo northwest. TTse our Ryirlngs when others fail. Sold under guar antee. 2S North Fifteenth St Portland. Ore. Attorneys GKOltflB A. CODDING Lawyer, llooin 4i2. Garuott-corey uiue., Medford, Oro. GEO. W. CHERRY Attorney ana Notary, Rooms 9-10, Jackson coun ty Bank nnildlnB. entrance N. Central, Medford, Ore. PORTKR .1. NEFF Attornoy at lw, rooms 8 nnd 9, Meiirord National flank Building. A. E. REAMES Lawyer. Corey bids. Garnett- Hooks 'Christianity ns Clulst. Preaehert It." liv Itev. llrooko HoiTord and other Ilnlterian literature sent free to enquirers. Address Miss Hazel llurton. Central Point, 11. F. D. No. 1, Oregon. 304 Collection RANCHES FOR SALE FOIl SALE Farming land, stock ranches, from $10 per aero tf mo, easy payments, cure Tribune, land, r in U timber land, up, on long Address M., COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS We collected some nccounts 14 yearn old. Wo know how to got the money. The Tiullock Morcnntlle Agenev. Inn.. Rooms 1, 2, 3. Has kins' Dlilg., 21(1 K. Main St. nentlsta DR. T. T. SHAW Dentist. Over Dan iels CloUiIng Store In rooms ror merlv occuplod by Dr. Jones. Phone. 892-Y. HOSE CLOSED f!K:M A COLD CP. CATAl'.r-i Apply Crc-.im in Open Cp Air Nosirils P.iss.ilies. Ah! What rclicit Your clogged nos trils open right up, the nlr passages oi your head are clear nnd you can breathe freely. No more hawking, BtmtHing, tuueoiiB disclinrgc. headache. ilrynciR an struggling for breath at night, your cold or catarrh is pone. Don't stny stalfcd up! Get a small bottle of Kly's Cmnm Ilnlni from ynar druggist now. Apply a little of l!ii: fragrant, antiseptic crciini in ynur no.-" trils, let it penetrate through every uf passage of the bend; soothe anil ln-a" the swollen, iathuned mucous int-rnhrim-ziving you instant relief. Kiy's Civu Or.lm is just what every coll a::;l c -'mil siiHeier has been aou'liiag. 1 '.n.lid II I'.LI WAXTElv FEMALE WANTKD Cupuhlo women lo soli Nu Hone corsets In .lacfisou nnd Josephine counties. Mrs. A. True Lundy, district manager. Hotel Medford. 303 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WA'N'TKD Grain drill, bell. .las. Camp 3 Of) FKKD N. CUMMINGS Engineer and contractor, 404 M. F. & H. Bldg Surveys, estimates. Irrigation drain age, orchard nnd land Improvement. WANTED Old ralso teeth. Don't matter tf broken. 1 pay $1.00 to $r,.(ll) per set. Mall lo L. Mazer, 20117 S. Filth street. Philadelphia. Pa. Will send cash by return mail. 32U VAXTKD Ilogistered Duroc sow and three giltH, eligible to registry. Call Ashland 4-FI3 or address Ilox 50. Mall Tribune. 310 GAltllAGE Got your promises cleaned up for tho summer. Call on the city garbage wagons fo good sorvice. Phone 874-L. f Y. Allen. WANTKD Bring us your eggs and poultry. Wo pay cash. Medford Poultry nnd Egg Co. 314 Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Fir Sts. Circuit Court.. Abby K. Thomas, Est., vs. (1. L. Schernierhorn, et al, summons. Isaac Shook vs. Fannie Shook, af fidavit, notice, demurrer. Charles Nickoll vs. W'. E. llutler, certificate i levy, Gold Hill Dank vs. Hush & Hughes, undertaking on attachment. First Savings Iiank & Trust Co. of Albuquerque, vs. General Investment Co., affidavit. Frnlmte Court. John S. Ilerrln estate, return of sale of personal properly. T. .1. Johnson estate, notice of state treasurur. Ileal Estate 'I ransfers. Percy h. Wood, et ux to Illanche A. Powel, et vlr, Q. C. I)., land In sec. 28-35-1 W Dl II. H. Toft et ux to Charles K. E. Call, et ux, deed, land In 31-3 1-2 W 10 Elizabeth A. Smith to Mnra'a. D. Silsliy, et vir, deed, lot In block 14, Ashland 10 Henderson Hash, et ux to Wal ter Hash, et ux, deed, land on Helman street, Ashland.. 10 Marcla 11. Sllsby, widow, to (1. IjOST LOST Full blooded Alrda'e hiich. Liberal reward. Call phone r.r7 X or 20 Newtown street. 305 von SAI.G rouiriiY FOR SALE Day old chicks. White Leghorn, Iturred Hocks, It. I. Rods, In any quantity from most cele brated prize winners of Oregon and California. Also custom hatching. Ask for folder on electric hatching and prices. Standard Electric Hatchery, Medford. WANTED Vacuum donning, the large macTiino. I furnish my own power. Henry Currier. Phone 82U-X. 305 WANTED Houses to move. 4S8-.M, or 4S8-X. Phone F V II X I S 1 1 E I A I' A I1TM E N TS. FOIl apt. HK.NT Deslralilo furnished The llerbon, 10 Ouliiuo. 321 FOIl SALE White Leghorns, Silver Laco Wyandotts, for hatching. Phone 201-W. P. E. Wynkoop. 32G 'Oil SALE Eggs for hatching. Single Comb White Leghorns, O. A. C. stock, 75c setting of 13 eggs; $4.00 per 100. Phono 500-J-4. 313 Catarrh Cannot Be Cured 1tlh I.OCAT. APl'i,H'.TloXS. in t!,,.j. ronn.it red'-h ti c 'ilt "f III .llrl..... faCUTil in O lilo(l or cvnMllullomtl Ui?a". nn.l III vlT lo rtir. you niUMt t.iko luti riial ruiowll,.-. Hull' 1'uli.rrli I iir in tule-n Ilil.Tliullr. I'U'I iit-tM ,I.r.., lly ni ii tin, til.-oX mi'l li!Uv,u Mirf:n.. Hull' 1'iitnrrli Curt. not a iinark iikiIIi-I..'- It whh i Brrilv (1 ly otlp tit Hip l,'t :i!iyl'.:i" In tliU rn.ntrr f'.r yon nnd I n nTUltir ,r.-H'-rli:tl..n. It U cm owe! "f If !"'"t toi-lrs known, coin MM vltli tho l.';t b!-'l nnrinvrn. acllnff ,11 ri'ttly on the ntnrmm ,nrf!ic-f. Tti tTfw-t f i':tilrnil.,!i ..f th,- n.o l,ir, ill-nt- I. wlmt ,ro-'I'tif-s eni-h tvotntorfnl ri -itlu l:t t-urini; tutstrb. Bend f'.r o-..tltn"t,l!iU. r:,.-. F. J. l.-UI:Ni:V L CO.. Piou,., ToK-do. O. Pnld by nriiKcl.tn. prl'c 7r, Tnko lloll'k rurally I'M! tor cnmllnittoo. FOIt SALE S. C. Rhode Island Red cockerels, pullets and eggs for hatching. Ernest Webb, Central Point, Fhoae 247. 312 FOIt SALE S. C. White Leghorn eggs, heavy laying strain, 75e set ting, J 1.00 hundred. .1. S. Craw ford, Talonl, near tlepot. 300 f Olt SAl.l'j Mi.sCr.l.l.A.N I.UUB COll SAI.K Manure. Phono s i 307 KOH HALE Heed corn. C. W. Cane boil, iloul.e -i, ilox 21. .iin CHICHESTER S PILLS y ,' J.I"H! Aak ynur llruCKlnlfnr . t( iVvl llltmond Tlt-r. AAlA l'"litn K.d a.' l iitlt fr.'taliiiV ii (V Inrilit A if'" t !ll.rifK.Tf:!HI i rm IHAMONn HIIAM PI 1,1.4. for BA m novo it Bnt. S(tt, Altr kelUt l SOLD BY DRtGGISTS lYLIuWRE Attention, Farmers MJ.:i)FOItI JCXK COMI'ANV 31-33 N. Bartlett St. Pay Highest Prices for HIDES! Orecn hides per lb 17c Dry hides, per lb. ......25c Green ralf hides, per lb 25c Dry calf hides, per lb 30c We lso Iliif Kbeep Pelts anil Goat Hkliw. Phone 28.1-J. , FOIl SALE Oil TKADE On a light car, horse, buggy, harness. OuuU coiiullloli. 1-lo.v u, .Hall 'lfibunu. Hi FOR SALE Early Sunrise seed po tatoes, 452-W. C. Al. rarker. 3u3 FOIl SALIC Egg cases and fillers, .wbuiora 1'ou.uy At l-.gB Co. FOIl SALK Safe in good condition. Apply Martin J. lteddy. FOIl SALE One 10-gnllon power Ice cvreiim freezer with motor and pnlllcs, 2 fivu gallon cabinets, 2 lco cream cans, wire tables and chairs, lirst class condition. P. O. I!ox-2uS, Central Point, Ore. 30? FOIl KENT lug rooms, 4 03-11-2. -Furnished house-keep 322 So. Central. Tel 307 FOIl KENT Only one completely furnished apartment loft to rent; steam heat, hot and cold water, bath, kltchenettu with gas rungo, Apply Hotel llolulld. ' WANTKD SITUATION'S WA.NIr.D Young married man wants steady work on ranch, lialph Householder. Ii. 11. I, Central Point or plionu 1 5 7 , Central Point. 305 MISCELLA.H.OC8. FOIl KENT Fivo acres ad.ioinin city II in it Cooil house, ham, nnu fruit. Hear creek botlum. Hox Owner, Mall Tribune. a Of FOIl RKXT flarden lands, farming land, stock ranches. Cold Hay llealty Cp. I'Olt KENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Seed, alfalfa, red clover sweet clover, timothy and other grasses; strictly fancy stocks. Write for samples. Kalph Waldo Elduu, Central Point, Oro. " FO KS A DC 314 inch wagon, spray pump, 4-3 iron beds, kitchen table, washing machine. Singer, refrig erator, healer, Toledo range, Cy phers Incubutor, 110 eiig; two double Iron beds, liu .ileum, wire stretchers, enamel wash howl and sink, 0 V feet crosscut saw, culti vator. Phone h.",3-ll. Call between 8 u. in. unit K p. in. 303 'Oil SALE Muck saw, wheelbarrow, garden seeder and cultivator, and otbrr tools. 305 Portland ave. 3UU rOll IU'.a I l ash or on shares, 15 acres, suitable tor lieatis, tomatoes melons, etc. Irrigated. Phone 2S-.I-1. 303 FOIl ItKNT IIOLSES FOIt SALE -Five-room bungalow of fered at big sacrlllce on account ot having to go east. Price, $550 Terms. Mrs. tico. Symoiir, 84(1 West Palm St. 30 FOR KENT The Angle home, film ished or unfurnished, and .! acres. nos E. Main. Telephone f,DS-ll 307 KOIt HUNT For four months, five- room modern furnished bungalow East side, two lots. C. C. Pierce M. F. & II. Illdg. t()4 FOR RENT-Five room modern bouse and three lot.'i. good garden spot, at 305 Portland ave. 30(1 FOR P.ENT Furnished and unfur nlidied houses. Employment Agon cy, M. A. Under, 123 Fast Main MONi-.y tuToa.x MONEY TO LOAN At r, and 7 per cent Interest on good security. Ad dress M, caro Mail Tribune. 305 TO LOAN- Money loaned on furnl ture. live dock, Implements, ;t Transactions private, possession relo'iied. Wrlto Union Loan Agency. 217 S. High street, Salem Orogn.i. "OS TO LOAN $2000 lo lonn. It. Holmes, the Insurunce Man. FOR tiALL- Dowden spud planter, ( good as new I , work team, wagons, I one mule, cheap. J. F. RocImi.Ito 1,OAN- $1000 Ashluud. 52 Mall Tribune. to loan. Hox S DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOO DR. C. C. VAN SCOYOO Dentists Oarnett Cnroy flldg., Suite 8H Medford, Oro. Phone 856. Engineer nnd Contractor Garhnire Instruction 111 Mnslo FRED ALTON 11AIGHT Teachor ot piano and harmony. Haighi Musil Studio, 401 Qnrnett-Corey Bldg., Phono 72. Insurance BAlll, S. TUMY General Insurance ortieo. Fire. Automobile, Accident, Liability, Plato ClaHS, Coutracl and Surety Ponds. Excellent com panies, good local sorvice. No. 210 Garnott-Corey Illds. Medical. MRS. GEO. JACKSON Vlnvl Deal er. Phono 154Y, rosldence UuG East Main Street. Physicians and Surgeon DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic physician. 303 Garnett-Coroy build, lng. Phono 130. DR. J. J. EMM ENS Physician antj surgeon. Practice limited to eye, enr, nose and throat. Eyes sclen tllically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist nnd Auriat for S. P. R. 11. Co. Offices M. F. & II. Co. bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 667. I'll mors and liilillslicrs M10DFOHD PRINTING CO., has the nest equipped printing orflce In Southern Oregon; Hook binding, loose leaf ledgers, hilling systems, etc. Portland prlcos. 27 North Fir st. Transfer FADS TRANSFER & STOHAGF. CO. Office 42 North Front st. Phone 3 IB. Prices right. Service guaranteed. INTEIlUIUiAX AUTOCAR CO. TIME CARD. Leave Medford for Ashland, Talent and Phoenix dally, except Sunday, at 8:00 a. m., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 6:15 p. m. Also on Saturday at 10:15 p. m. Sundays leave at 10:30 a. in. and 2:00, 6:00 and 9:30 p. m. Leave Ashland for Medford dally, except Sunday, nt 9:00 a. in., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 6:16 p. m. Also on Satur day nights at 6:30. Sundays leave Ahland at 9:00 o. in. and 1:00, 6:00 and 1 0:30 p. m. WESTON'S Camera Shop 208 Kast Ulain Street, MetU'ord Tlie Only Exclusive Conmifiviiil Photographer iu Southern Oregon. Negatives Marie any time or place by appointment. Plioiic 147-J. We'll do the rest.' E. D. WESTON, Prop. '.Vj:'." 1L