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Newspaper Page Text'RFE'DFOTIT) IVATT) TRlTiUNTC . "NfEDFORTJ, OT?TCCIOT, TITUJvSDAY, 'AVJITC . 1!),"1f)17 PAGE TTVTC mm in AGAINST GERMANS IM SOUTH AMERICA RIO JANEIRO, April 19 Serious rioting occurred today in Porto Al egrc, where manifestations against the German colony have been i progress for several days. As a street car crowded with passengers passed a German hotel several shots were fired from the building. A number of persons were wounded. This angered the people and there was a renewed outbreak directed against the Germans. The authori ties took measures to restore (iniet. Several Germans were arrested. RIO JANEIRO, April 10. Fire siarted during the attacks on German property in Porto Alegere, which caused large losses, spread to build ings owned by Brazilians. The min ister of war today telegraphed to the commander of the federal troops in the state of Rio Grande Do Sul, in which Porto Alegere is situated, to place at the disposal of the governor all his forces, amounting to about liOO men. An official announcement this af ternoon says the situation in Rio Grande Do Sul is now nearly normal. The loss in the anti-German riots, which resulted in the burning of sev eral German houses today, is estim ated at 20,000,000 milreis. (Before the war a milreis was valued at 55 cents American). Three firemen were wounded but there are no reports of any deaths. The city is now calm and police patrols are, dispersing the crowdB. ' The German newspapers have sus pended publication and the newspa pers report that the Germans resid ing in Parana have withdrawn to Santa Catharina where they are con centrating. Most of the German houses in Petropolis have taken down their flags and substituted the Bra zilian ensign. Portland Livestock . PORTLAND, Or., April 19. Hogs, steady; receipts 328. Bulk of packing grades, $l,"i.2oS15.35 heavy packing, $la.35('l".50; light packing, $15.10('15.25; rough heav les, $1414.75; pigs and skips, $13..r014; stock hogs, $12ffl3.25. Cattle steady; receipts 73. Steers, prime light, .$10(0)10.25; prime heavy, $9.7510.15; good, $0.25(S9.75 ; cows, choice, $8.25(3-9; medium' to good, $7.758.25; ordinary to fair, 6.7587.70; heifers, .T8.2.r)( 9; hulls f08; calves, $710. Sheep steady; receipts none. Lambs, east of mountains, $13(P Viil3.-)0; lambs, valley, M2.7fj-13.25; lambs, shorn, $1.1(S11.50; prime wethers, $11.3012; choice ewes, $1()10.73; heavy ewes, .t9(T10. Portland Butter PORTLAND", Or., April 19. But ter easier; cubes, extras, dd',. and 41c. Portland Grain PORTLAND, Or., April . 19. Wheat at new records; trading light. Spot bids 13c to l ie higher, lilue' .stcm, $2.32; Fortyt'old, $2.27; club, $2.27; red Russian, $2.25. Harlcy at new record, up $2 ton. No. 1 feed, $51. Oals at new record, up 75c ton. No. 1 white feed, $-19.75; May sold $50.50. Today's car rercipls; Wheat 13, flour 2, oats 2 ,liny 2. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, April 19. Wheat: OlM'ii. Close. l1r.V $-'.33 y2 $2.4(1 July . l.OB'i 2.05V4 COURT HOUSE REPORT Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Fir 8t. Hon! KMato Transfers. Butler & Thompson Co. to A. II. Duvenhill et. nx, land in 38-110 ami 45-4W. 783 D. F. Mngerlo et nx to James Jlillon. land in 3I1-4W. 10 Jumps Milton to I). F. Mngerlo et nx, land in 35-4W nnd 3(1-4 W 10 I'nited States to William P. Whitman, land in 34-1W. Patent INCREASED ARMY BILL FAVORABLY REPORTED WASHINGTON, April 19. The administration bill to increase the enlisted Mrenclh of the nnvv from 87,000 t 150,000 men nnd Hie ma rinc cor from 17.400 to 30,000 was favorably rcxrted to the senate to day by the naval committee. TODAY'S MARKETS EAGLE POINT EAGLETS Bj) A. C. Howlett One of the party mentioned in mv .Inst as an agate hunter, who had to leave his car for repairs, returned Snturduy, spent the night- with us and Sunday took his car home all O. K. There was a dance here Saturday night, but the attendance was not as good as might he desired. "Among the guests here Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Wamslev, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. O. Wheeler, Dr. Holt, Frank Smith, Percy nnd Glen Haley, ('has. Clark, Carl Ringer, Joe Moomaw and Rev. Paul h. Bandy of Central Point. Jiev. Bandy preached for us Sunday night to a good congregation nnd left an appointment to preach regu larly every Sunday evening until fur ther notice nt 8 o'clock. Henry Wehdt, formerly of Jack sonville, but now of New Pine Creek, Or., and his brother Chester of Jacksonville, were here for early din ner, as Henry Wcndt wished to take the Eagle Point-Lake Creek stnire for Mrs, Ncwsbaum's, his mothcr-iu-law, and Chester returned to Jack sonville. Mrs. John ringsdnie of Lake Creek was with us at the same time and went up home on the staire. Floyd Jennings of Medford was out Monday posting tobacco ads for Khun Advertising agency. If I can read the signs correctly, Deputy Assessor G. II. Wamslev is liable to find some of the hidden wealth that some of the taxpayers refuse to give in. so those who re fuse to give in their assessment cor rectly had better he a little careful about what they give in. Mrs. Harvey Stanley was shopping in our town Monday afternoon and visiting jvith her sister, Mrs. Roy Ashpolc, the wife of one of our hard ware merchants. Amos Avers, wife and mother-in-law, Mrs. J. II. Trusty of F.Ik creek, were among the guests' here Monday evening for supper and visited until bed time. W. O. Wheeler, the principal, and his wife, who has charge of the prim ary department, are tuking their evening meals at the Sunnyside. He informs me that they are engaged to teach as principal nnd primary teachers in the Talent school, where they taught together for fonr years, and Mrs. Wheeler taught one yenr before they taught together, nnd now to be cnllcd back to the old stand speaks well for them as instructors. Mrs. Ida Magcrle of Rogue River has been up here visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Lewis, and her mother, Mrs. Isnbelle Heckathorn. Messrs. S. S. Bullis and Fred Cummings came out on the P. & E. Tuesday on their way to the big tim ber. Mr. Bullis was going up to ar range to bring out a large donkey en gine he had purchased of Edgar Ha ter. He says that he is going to draw in logs for his mill near Medford. Lucius Kingcaid of Pros pect, the mighty panther hunter, was also on the train, beside ten others, all strangers. The same train brought out a lot of bay for George Austin, the mail conjractor, between here and Climax; Mrs. F. T. New port, wife of the Medford depot agent for the P. & E., and her daugh ter, Lucille. There was also a large lot of miscellaneous goods came out for our merchants. Mrs. Irving Daley and her daugh ter, Miss Venita, came out on the Lake Creek stage, took dinner nt the Sunnyside and went on to Medford on the train. Alex. Vestal, Henry French, Perry Foster, F. J. Ayres and wife, Mr. Weaver of Butte Falls, (). Adams of Hutte Falls, Curl von dcr Ilcllcn and wife were doing business ill town on Tuesday. Mr. Edinglon, superintendent on the Corbin orchard for Henry Von Ilocvenbiirg, who has it leased, was hauling hay through town from the Walsh farm, on Ante!uie creek. Tlicv- had four very large horses. There .was about three-quarters of a ton of loose hay on the wagon, and Percy Haley, who was driving the team. said Hint it was about all that they could do to get out with thut, for the roads are so bud. Our SL I)., W. W. P. Holt, predicts that it will not be lone until wo have; peace again, for he reports the birth of n girl baby in the family of Carl Jackson, born April 17, nnd on the morning of the 18th another girl baby to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Muskopf.. Carl Jackson lives in Bulln Full nnd; Mr. Muskopf lives near McLcod, butj the two girls were born here in Eagle Puint. ! Mrs. Clay Cole, wife of the engin eer on the P. & E., and son, A. K. Mass nnd two strangers enme out on, the P. & E. motor car Wednesday morning. Mr. Bass had a few wul-i nut trees to set out on his little or chard. S. F. Spencer and T. L. Walker of Butte Fulls enme out Wednesday .forenoon, took dinner nt the Sunny side nnd went on to visit Mr. Spen cer's brother, Jay. Rudolph and Fritjj Peck of Lake Creek were diners nt Ihe Sunnvside Wednesday noon, and so was Dr. Holt. While Mrs. Holt is away in Oakland, Cal., the doctor takes most of his meals with Mother Howlett. P. F. Anderson, deputy sheriff, and wife called for late dinner Wed nesday on their why to the Deben- ger Gap section. When told of the condition of the roads he hesitated quite a while about undertaking th trip with a cur, but finally decided to make the venture. We have had no rain for nearly two days, and the farmers are cor respondingly hapoy. Since my last report, Mrs. Rosetta Potter has renewed her subscription to the Daily Mail Tribune. While working on the bridge which is being built across Evans creel; last Monday, John Bahr fell from a guy rope, striking his head and ren dering him unconscious. Dr. Bris coe was called and the injured man wns taken to Sacred Heart hospital. Medford, for treatment. His skull was trepanned by Dr. R. J. Conroy nnd his prospect for recovery seem ed hopeful for a time. A turn for the worse same the last of the week and his wife was hastily summoned to his bedside, nnd was there at the time of his death. Mrs. James Martin returned Tues day evening from a three months' visit nt San Jose, Cal. Mrs. Martin was much benefited by her stay in a milder climate. Mrs. Thomas Mar tin nnd two children came home with Mrs. Marliri for an extended visit here. Rev. John W. Hoyt of Gold Bench, Or., preached nt the Presbvterinn church Sundny morning and evening. The Schoolmasters' club of Jack son and Josephine counties held the last meeting of the year in the high school room Saturday; State Su perintendent J. A. Churchill nnd Pro fessor C. C. Mnxey of 0. A. C. were present nnd talked to the members. The Pnrent-Tcnehers' association of Rogue River served luncheon to the visitors in the bunqnet room of the Odd Fellows' building. After lunch eon the school mn visited the lib rary maintained by the Lndies' Im provement club nnd were received bv the librarier, Mrs. E. Fowler, and her loyal assistant, Mrs. W. P. Wetberell. The visiting school men expressed hearty appreciation of the luncheon served by the Indies and were of the opinion that their club meeting at the school house had be6n a very I'ooH one. ' Mrs. Roy G. Smith nnd Mrs. J. P. Wells of Jacksonville accompanied Mr. Wells Saturday on his visit to Rogue River nnd spent the day with Miss Mary Hurst. They culled upon Mrs. George Martin also while here. Little Gordon Hatch is quite sick. Mr. and Mrs. Blnlock and children were Sunday guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. B. Hair. TALENT TALK Charles Tryer left Snturduy morn ing for Montague, where he is cm ployed as cashier for the Southern Pacific company. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Withrow left Saturday morning for Mount Hebren, where Mr. Withrow will get employ ment in the box factory. 15. P. Tides of the Medford Gro cery company made his weekly cull at Talent Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Hob Purvis were in shopping from Wagner creek Satur day. Mrs. Maggie Armstrong of Fred erick was a visitor ut Phoenix Sat urday, Miss Alice Vandersluis and her friend, Miss Anderson, who have been the guests of Miss Alice's mother nnd father, Mr. and Mrs. Pe ter Vandersluis, for the past week, returned to Eugene Sunday evening, where they are students ut Ihe Ore gon university. Frank Rose came over from the Nigger Boy mine in California Mon day morning for a few days' visit with his family, .Mrs. Muriou Tryer attended the fuiierul of the late Mrs. J. S. How ard at Medford .Monday afternoon. John Wolgainott was a town caller from his ranch on Wugner creek on Saturday. The Epworlh league of the Metho dist church will give a musical eulcr lainment nt the church Friday even ing. Admission, children 10 cents, adults 15 cents. Mrs. Rcimer of North Talent was shopping in Medford Monday after-: noon. Chester Walters was a business J caller in Medford Monday afternoon.' .Miss peirl Stump visited in Med ford Monday nflernoon. The Talent Box & Lumber Co. have commenced work nnd are now pulling nut i'ruit boxes. This will be a big help to the orchurdisls in this part of the valley. Teams and the county grader have been at work preparing a tenuis court on the school grounds. Marion Tryer and family spent Tuesday on Wagner creek. Frunk Elliott wug in from Ander son creek Tuesday transuding bus iness. Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Hale were in from Anderson creek attending to business matters. Mr. Summers was a town culler from Wagner creek Tuesday morn ing. - The I'tah-ldaho Sugar company is to establish a loading station at Tal ent. This will be of great advantage to the fanners of this vicinity. The Southern Oregon field meet will be held here ut Talent. Teams from Rogue River, Gold Hill, Central Point and Jacksonville will compete with the Talent team in the big tour nament. Mrs. J. T. Sawyer was shopping from Wugner ?reek Tuesday after noon. Charlie Tcrril! of Brownsboro was the guest of his mother, Mrs. Lucy Terrill, recently. Earl Beeson left Tuesday after noon for their stock ranch on Little Applcgate. The first smudge of the season was seen from Talent hanging over Med ford Tuesday morning. Orchardists around Medford seem to be on the job. Services next Sunday as usual at the M. E. Church Sunduv school nt 10 a. m. Preaching service at 11 a. m.; Epworth league, 0:30 p. m.; eve ning service, 7:30. Mr. and Mrs. John Calvin and family were shopping in town from Anderson creek Wednesday. Mr. nnd MVs. Ska Pcllett were the guests of Mrs. Olive Wolters. Frank Rose left for the Applegnte country for a three days' stay. Mrs. Hise was an Ashland caller Wednesday. E. E. Cook trnnsneted business in Ashland Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. O. Walters and son Chester were Ashland business callers Wed nesday. Mrs. G. A. Morse was shopping in Talent Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Gowley of Cottage Orove is visiting ut the home of her son-in-lnw, Charles Brown. Mrs. Mary Amos, who has been quite sick, is reported to ho improv ing nicely. Jim Mnys was in from Anderson creek Wednesday. Rev. nnd Mrs. M. C. Reed of Ash land were the dinner guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Jeffery Wednesday evening. Mrs. Ella Lance was a caller in Gold Hill Saturday. John Cotton is working for C. D. Woolvcrton. . Mrs. C. D. Woolvcrton was a busi ness caller in Rogue River Monday. Saturday the combined irrigation boards of Gold Hill nnd Grunts Pass met nt George Alden's to discuss ways and means about the digging of the irrigation ditch. An cstiuiulc was submitted. Died Monday morning, of hemor rhage of Ihe brain nt the Sacred Heart hospital in Medford, II. B, Bahr of Evans Creek. Demise was caused by a fall while working with A. K. Eurhart's road gang Tuesday, his head being badly injured by a falling Kile. He was immediately taken to the hospital, where every effort was milde to save him. An oerution was performed Wednesday, four mserls being made through Hie skull, where it was discovered that three arleries were broken after they were tied. He did not rally. Dr. Hriscoe of Rogue River atlended bolb operation nnd post mortem, which was held Sunday. The body was sent to Iowa for burial. Deceased leaves n wife and three children. Don Wilson of Rogue River senl Friday in Ihe Pass. The Phocnix-Hiigiie River baseball game to be played April 13 was can celled by Phoenix. John Cotton was n Ifoirne River caller Monday. Last Saturday the lirownsboro and Reese creek schools engaged in n spelling contest nt Brownsboro. Hceso Creek school won in the con test. This is the second time within a few weeks Hint Reese Creek has won over Brownsboro. Rogue river was up too high for Ihe singe lo ferrv neross lust Thurs- lay, consequently the iM-ople on this end of Ihe route had lo do without their mail .until Saturday, which is WIOEMffiN GOAT, MILK CO. 9..?.M.!lltl'.sf 6 AT "''MILK quite a hardship, especially during these strenuous war throw. Dick Johnson and wife are at his father's this week. Dick is working on his own farm. Mrs. Alvan Conovcr, who has been doctoring with Dr. Kireligv-sstier, is improving. II. Watkius was in Medford on business Monday. W. E. Hummed sul wife visited their cousins Monday, who are on the desert herding their sheep. The Ztmdel boys of Medford are herding their goats, and living in the Pinley house. Their father and mother, who came out while they were shearing, are still with them. Karl Brittsan has been suffering with a severe toothache. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rodgers and family of Beagle were visiting their daughter, Mrs. Roscoe Doty at the Modoc orchard Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. Myers of Central Point were visiting Sunday with rel atives of Antioeh. Mr, nnd Mrs. W. C. Chapman were visiting with Mrs. J. G. Martin of Medford who has been very sick all winter. Theo. Glass and family were trans acting business iu Medford Satur day. Mr. Minnett purchased two milk goats from over on Antelope this week. Ellis Clark and Dr. Kulkoy of Cen tral Point were out in the valley Sunday with their hounds chasing and hunting coyotes. Mr, Mason and family have moved to -Medford where Mr. Mason will work as section hand on the railroad. Their eldest daughter is staying with Mrs. Minnett And herding their gouts on Table Rock. Mr. Pendleton of Table Rock was doing business iu Antioeh Monday. Mr. Wyland and Dave Cottreli of the Meadows were gathering their cattle on the upper Table Rock last week. They have sold their cattle to Mr. Brown at Ashland. Mrs. Dltsworth of Trail was vis iting relatives in Antioeh a few days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Stacy and daughter. Mrs. Henry Morgan, motored to the city Monday. BUTTE FALLS Mrs. I. W. Jones returned from a visit to the valley Saturday. Mrs. E. Jumes went to Medford Tuesday returning Thursday. II. IJ. Mills was in Medford last week on business returning home Thursday. Loren Moore returned from Klam atn Falls Saturday. , Charles and Mildred Patton enter tained their friends Wednesday even ing. Tlio time was spent in dancing and making candy. Mrs. Goss was a business visitor in the valley Thursday, returning homo Saturday. Mrs. Frank Abbott of Hagle Point is visiting at tho home of Mrs. Laura Abbot this week. Mr. and -Mrs. Wayne La Port were in town the last of the week. A farewell dance was given at the hall Friday night to tho boys who were to leave Saturday to Join the navy. Mrs. Murk Koontz furnished tho music. The dunce closed at mid night. owfAN'K xo. nut. AS OHDI.VANCK 111 aid of the Sev enth Company, o. C. A., N. U. and appropriating money therefor. Tllli CITY 01'' .MIODKORIJ DOT 1 1 OitDAl.V AS FOLLOWS: Hctlon 1. That the sum of two hundred ($200,001 dollars is lieroliy appropriated from the general fund In aid of tho Seventh Company. O. C. A.. X. C, to be a chnruo against tho amount Included in the 191(1 tux levy for tho support of tlio Medford bund. Section 2. The mayor and re corder nro hereby authorized nnd In structed to Issue a warrant therefor In favor of ('apt, A. J. Vance, com iiir.ndliig Seventh Company O. C. A.. X. (!. Section 3. Inasmuch as the wel fare of tb Seventh Company O. C. A., N. 0., Is of the utmost Importance for the pence, health anil safety of sutd city, now therefore. An emergent y Is horeby declared to cxint and Ibis ordinance shall be In full force and effect immediately af ter Its passngo by tho council and ap proval tiy the mayor. Tho foregoing ordinance was passed by the council of tlio Cliy of Medford on the 17tb day of Aiirll. 1917. In the following vole: Kinmens, ntisent; Onildis. nv-"j Keene, "aye"; Carkin, "no"; Davis "aye"; liarRrave, "aye". Approved April nth. 1917. (Signed) C. K, GATKS, Attest: Mayor. (H(mied) K. T. FOS3, fSKAI,) Recorder. JIKM WA.VTKl ri:.u.u,R WASTED Young girl for general WA.NTKD SITl'ATIOXS WANTKD Position by a young lady sienoKraptier or anility and some office experience. Adress iiox 4-1. Mall Tribune. , ja FOR REXT FURNISHED BOOMS. FOR RENT Furnished sleeping rooms; bath. 245 N'. Grape st. FOR RENT HOl!SKS FOR RK.VT Modern nicely furnish ed bungalow, closo In. Phone 799. FOR RENT Furnished house; 3 rooms and bath. Closo in. Call 730-R. 40 FOR RKNT Modern cozy six-room furnished bungalow: fire place; piano; sleeping porch; cioBe iu. Address E. L. Taylor, 521 Peim Ave., Pbone 9-F22. 26 FOR RENT Smail furnished cot tage, new, modern, close in. 245 N Grapo. 26 VOR RENT Furnished and unfur nished houses. Employment Agen cy. M A. Under. 123 Bust Mnln. FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR RUNT Desirable furnished apartment. The Borben. Phone 938-R. FOR RENT One completely furnish ed apartment at Hotel Holland. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Bring na your esss and rouury. we pay casn. .Meuiord . Poultry and Egg Co. WANTED Poultry, We are in the market for al! kinds of poultry dally. . Get our cash and trade prices. Pboenlx Mercantile Co. WANTED C. A. Hamlin, dealer in hides, wool and mohair. Highest prices paid. Office Laurel St: mar ket. Phone 475-L. 32 WANTED Houses to move. Phone 488-M, or 488-X. FOR SALE REAi ESTATE FOR SALE 160 acre foothill ranch, cheap, or will consider car in good condition. Box 145, Eagle Point, Ore. 27 FOR: 8ALF LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Gentle riding pony, J65. Doudiuot Conner, Phone 09 Jack sonville. 26 FOR SALE Hood milk cow. Gray Crags Orchard. Tablo Rock. 26 WA'.STED Very good family milk cow. C. J. Brommer, Phone 589-.12. 29 FOR SALE Two cows, one fresh soon, one light wagon, practically new. 906 W. 11th, or phone 883 between 11 and 12 a. ns. 27 FOR SALE Fresh Jersey cow, rich hoavy milker; also farm wagon. Jas. Campbell. 23 FOR SALE Four-year-old grade iseigian amnion, w. S. Btanclitf, Phoenix, 28 FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE Fancy wnlte Leghorn eggB, 4c each. Phone 3S6-M. 32 FOR SALE S. C. Rhodo Island Red eggs for setting. Phone 247. Eh- nest Webb, Centrni Point. 40 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Reo truck. 35 h. p. in good condition; cheap for cash. Star Meat Market. 2 7 FOR SALE Household goods, lawn mower and garden tools. Phone 654-R. 24 FOR SALE One water motor wash ing machine at Hillings' Wagon shop on South Rlvorsldo. Price $4.60. ' 2i FOR SALE Yellow Dent Becd corn, 3c pound. Phone 19-F21. 2S FOR SALE Uirdseyc niaplo bed room suit in good condition at a bargain. 310 W. K night. 24 FOR SALE Stiidebnker six, practi cally good as new. Inspection of this car Is Invited. Price reason able and rash only considered. Addrean P. O. Box 769. 24 FOR SALE Redwood water tanks, capacity 15,000 gallons. 548 W. Holly street. Phono S21-R. 28 FOR SALE .Manure; have your lots pioweu. mono 4 7il-Y. FOR SALE Household furniture, curpcts and power wash machine; must bo sold ut once. 311) W. Knight. 26 mjh HAi.rc .mini Deero ruling cul tivator; 3'i wagoa; box and small farming tolls at bargain. Sit) W. Knight. 26 'OR SALE First quality baled hay. Imiutrn Palmer Investment Co.. M. F. & II. Ilhlg., Medford, or Mo- uoc urcnaril. FOR SALE Extra fnncy Newtown apples, $1.00 JiiHiblo pack; $1.25 wrapped. Ernest Webb, Central Point. 40 FUR SALE Seed corn, Wortman & Gore. Warner, 24 FOR SALE iteclenned homegrown alfalfa send, iic per pound, ii. L. iJodKO, 1!) Geneva avenue, .Medford. Phono 911-R. 33 FOR SALE Paxson's superb dahlias. j-.iKiu named laooiou oiling, $1; as sorted colors nnd classes, cactus, peony and decorative. Ten unla beled, $1. Postage paid, flend for list. R. I!. Paxson, Central Point, Oregon, 25 FOR SALE Egg casos and fillers. Mfdford Poultry A Egg MISCELLANEOUS MORPHINE AND Llyi'OR addiction cured in from three to four davs, without suffering. Ur. Griffin, Talent, Ore, 32 .MONEY TO LOW TO LOAN $ 1 000 to $10,000 on rnmn security. Phone 30 3-J. J. it. Andrews. LOST LOST Or stolen from where it was hidden near the south end of King's highway, a boy's bicycle. Reward If returned to this office. BUSlIfESS DIKECTORY Austo Supplies LAHER ' AUTO SPRING CO. We are operating the largest, oldest and best equipped plant in th8 Pa cific northwest. Use our sprincs when others fall. Sold under writ ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Ore. Attorneys GEO. W. CHERRY Attorney and Notary, Rooms 9-10, Jackson Coun ty Bank Building, entrance N. Central, Medford, Or. PORTER J. NEFF Attorney at law, rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Rank Building. A. B. REAMES Lawyer. Oarnett Corey bldg. Collections COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS Wa collected some accounts 14 years old. We know how to get the money. The Bullock Mercantile Agency. Inc.. Rooms 1, 2, 3. Has klns' Bldg., 216 E. Main st Demists DR. T. T. SHAW Dentist, Over Dan iels Clothing Store In rooms for merly occupied by Dr. Jones. Phone 92-Y. DR. W, M. VAN SCOYOO DR. C. C. VAN 8COYO0 Dentists Garnett CoTey Bldg., Suite tli Medford, Ore. Phone S5fi. Engineer and Coatractor FRED N. CUMMINGS Engineer and contractor, 04 M. F. & H. Bid Surveys, estimates, Irrigation drain age, orchard and land Improvement Garbago GARBAGE Get your premises cleaned up for the summer. Cal! on the city garbage wagons fry good service. Phone 874-L. 1 Y. Allen. Marble and Clraisita Works. LINCOLN! GRANITE AND MA RULE WORKS Monuinontnl, Coping and Cemetery Work of All Kinds. Vaults and Heidstoacs. Sj,eetaHy of Lincoln Pearl and Black Dia mond Granite. Write for Prices, etc. Lincoln, Cal. 46 Instruction In Muslo FRED ALTON HAIGHT -Teacher o piano and harmony. Halght Muslt Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bidg, 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. 218 Garnett-Corey Bldg. Medical MRS. GEO. JACKSON Viavl Deal. r. Phone 154Y, residency 90S East Main Street Physicians and Surgeons DR. CLARA D11.VX, Physician and Surgeon. During past 14 years has given special attention to dis eases of women and children, nnd to disorders of tho nervous system. Office rooms 10 and 11 Jackson Co. Bank Bldg. Phono 266. 35 DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic pbyBlclan. 303 Garnett-Corey bull ing. Phone 130. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to eye, enr, nose and throat. EyoS scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P. R. R. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Co. bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 567. Printers and Publisher 1HDFORD PRINTING CO., has the best equipped printing office lu Southern Oregon; Hook binding, loose leaf ledgers,, billing systems, etc, Portland prices. 27 Norta Fir st Transfer EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front st. Phone 815. Prices right Suivlce guar AulAnd BUS! NESS IPPORTU MTV. Wanted, party who will advance the necessary cash to fiuaJantw tho shipment of a car load of aiilomoliiJcs to .Medford. Will pay isal rate of Interest and divide ascsnry cuiuihIs slon on salo of cars for same. Car one of the best moderate priced makes in the market. I lave Jwkmm, Josephine and Siskiyou counties ex clusively, and can faraish best of ref erences. Address Auto Agency, Mai! Tribune. INTERUHRA AtTOCAU CO. TIME CARD, Leave Medford for Ashland, Talent and Phoenix daily, except Sunday, at 8:00 a. m 1:00, 3:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Saturday at 10; 15 p. m. Sundays leave at 10:30 . m. and J:00, 8:00 and 9:30 p. in. Leave Ashland for Medford dally, except Sunday, at J:00 . 1:00, 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Satur day nights at 8:30. Sundays leave Ashland at J: 00 . m, and 1.00, (:0Q nd 10:80 p. m.