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Newspaper Page TextrEDFOTvD WATT) TRTRTTNT! "NrRDFOTlTJ, OTJECOX, WEDNESDAY. MAY. 0. 1017. PATHS FIVE TODAY'S MARKETS I , , 1 Portland Llvotock. I PORTLAND, Ore., May 9. Hogs. Steady; receipts, 075. Bulk of pack ing grades, $15.550 15.65; heavy packing, $15.6515.85; light pack ing, $15.65015.75; rough heavies, $14,250 15; pigs and skips, $13,750' 14.25; stock hogs, $12.25 13. '50. Cattle, steady; receipts, 222. Steers prime light, $10.50 011.25; prime heavy, $10010.50; good, $9.75010; cows, choice, $9,25 0 9. S5; medium to good, $88.50; ordinary to talr, $6,75 0)7.50; helferB, $9 010.25; bulls, $5.5008; calves. $8010. Sheep, heady; receiptB, 257. Lambs east of mountains, $13 013.50; lambs valley, $12.75 013.25; lambs, shorn, $11011.50; prime wethers, $11.50 12; choloe ewes, $10010.75; heavy ewes, $9 10. Portland Jlutter. PORTLAND, Ore., May 9. Butter, prints, firm; cube extras, 35c; prime firsts, 35c; first, 34 c; dairy, 26 028c. Chicago Wheat. CHICAGO, May 9. Wheat: ? Open. Close. May $3.07 $3.11 July 2.40 2.45 Portland Grain. PORTLAND, Ore., May 9. Wheat at new records. No trading. Spot bids 10c to 12c higher. Illuestem, $2.95; fortyfold, $2.90; club, $2.90; red Russian, $2.87. Barley, lower. No. 1 feed, $52. Today's car receipts: Wheat 90, flour 9, oats 4, hay 3. COURT HOUSE REPORT Reported by Jackson County Ab - atract Co., Sixth and Fir St. Circuit Court. .Anlo Penwell vu. Coylc Johnson et nl, demurrer. M. C. Mnhonoy vs. Butte Fulls Sngnr Pine Lumber Co., summons. Esther Mury R. Martin vs. Acey C. Jfnrtin, admission of service. Charles Nickell vs. Chas. B. Wol colt, summons. Prolwito. Ella M. Vnwter (executrix) vs. John AF. Knot et al, foreclosure. Clara S. Binlscye estate, final ac count and report ; supplemental re port; final order. John S. Ilcrrin estate, final ne count; order. Lewis A. Wait estate, final order; final notice. Real Kstato Transfers. R. A. Rowley et ux to Charles D. Colby, 5S acres in T. 38-2 west Cora B. Olsen et vlr to Lynn W. Smith, land in Sec. 28-2 9, 34-2 west Lynn W. Smith, trustee, to Franklin J. McCarthy, land in Sec. 2S-29, 34-2 west Robert Tweed et ux to Geneva W. Allen, 4 acres in 5-39-1 east Geneva W. Allen to Robert W. Tweed et vx, part of lot 3, block 44, Ashland ... John H. Dill to M. E. Dill, lot 4, of W". C. Myer addition, Ashland J. M. Wagner et ux to City of Ashland, land in Sec. 8-39-1 east G. F. Billings et al to City of Ashland, tract of land in Ashland Ronna Abbott et vlr to Mrs. Jennie Splndler, tract of land In block 29, Ashland.... E. F. Greenman et ux to J. V. Wright et ux, land in T. 39-1 east 10 10 25 10 10 Ella E. Cllne to O. H. Bonner land In 20-34-1 east 2,000 Mrs. Debblo Egan to O. H. Bonner, land in 20-34-1 east being 4 0 acres 415 E. C. Gardner was a Medford busi ness caller from east of Bear creek Tuesday. Mrs. Olive Wolters visited her daughter, Mrs. James Pcllett In Ash land Tuesday. Mr. and Airs. Josh Pattorson of North Talent and Mr. Adamson the Talent banker nttended the I. O. O. F. anniversary celebration at Grants Pass last Thursday. Mrs. George Ross of Central Point took In the field meet at Talent Fri day. ineo. Decker or Ashland was a Talent business caller Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vanderstuis qauA3 ptog Moip jaqjvq Ml uonwi Id V Mf t( t)o tiimtj TWfi t mu ivaury 4VM jo uiil tfnt ti Jjnjpuvp funs pt!JH UP1 UUJ pUff JVll !.. M I IHKl -uual urvtpurp Mt ll'l WO P" utl(je Mil TOIXMM Mfl3N pvi mlfiunf 'MotHH wm M '! 4tlf ! W imt lut.w ft ft ' TALENT TALK will leave for their new home In Grenada, California, soon, where they have moved their stock of goods. We wish them the beat of success. J. Wlthrow, clerk of the State Bank of Talent, will attend the Ep worth League rally at Roseburg Sun day, May 6. William Stump has invested in a new Chevrolet car. Mrs. Denliam and little son Frankle, Mr. Penland and. family, Wilbur Bee- son and family, Mr. ChilderB and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Nyswarner, Lyle Urluer of Wagner Creek were among some of the lucky ones who were no too busy to go to Medford to take lu the Barnes circus. We are glad to report that Mr. Stagg is well enough to again be out of doors. The Community club met at tlioln rooms in the city hall Wednesday af ternoon. ProfesEor Ager was up from Jack sonville Wednesdny. Louis Brown transacted business in Medford Tuesday. A large delegation from Ashland, Gold Hill, Rogue River, Phoenix. Jacksonville, Central Point, Apple- gate and various other rural districts were represented at the field meet at Talent Friday. County Clerk Gardner and County Assessor Coleman were among those who took in the field meet from Jack sonville. The Ladles Aid of the M. E. church will meet at the home of Mrs. C. Jef freys Thursday afternoon. Chet Wolters has received his new stock of goods aid Is ready for busi ness at the old stand of Vanderstuis & Burgan. A church rally was hold at the M. E. church Sunday afternoon. Dr. Hargrove of .Medford was a Tal ent visitor Saturday evening. J. H. Fuller has been appointed Sunday school missionary of the M. 13. church for the county and spent Sunday visiting the various Sunday schools. Charley Lacy was In from the Brl- ner sawmill and spent Sunday with his family. CENTRAL POINT Harry O. Beal and bride nee Miss Mabel C. Liming took train 14 here Tuesday morning for the north amid shower of rice tendered by their Medford friends who caught them here by automobile. Harry was former Central Point boy and has many friends here who wish him and his bride much happiness. Married. Sunday, April 29, Bert Peck and Miss Teacle L. Neat. Jllss Neal is a charming young lady and has been a telephone operator here for many years, and as everybody knows Bert it Is not necessary to say more. Their many mends wisn tnem much joy and success. Mrs. Arnold will be hostess to the ladles aid Wednesday afternoon at her home In tills city and all members are requested to be present. A gen eral Invitation Is extended to every ne. Refreshments will be served after the business meeting. Miss Reva Arnold has finished a very successful term or scnooi ai Sterling and has returned homo to this city. E. C. Hamilton shipped a carload of goats to Yoncalla Monday night Miss Bartells who lias been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ernest returned to her home In Cottage Grove Thursday ev ening. Al Musty, who enlisted in the U. S cavalry service some time ago passed through here Saturday morning en route to Arizona. Jay Hallthaway left for southern California Saturday morning stopping at Sacramento to visit friends ei route. Mrs. Roso llermanhouse, the popu lur young bookkeeper at Cranflll and Robnett's store, resigned her position and left for Portland Thursday even ing. Cranflll & Roblnett and W. C. Lee- ver have had the fronts of their store buildings painted, which adds much to the general appearance of the structure. Fred Farra arrived from northern California Thursday evening on visit to home folks and departed again Sunday morning for llombrook where he has entered the service of tre Wells Fargo Co., and expects to bo transferred to Sacramento In the near future. O. D. Little accompanied by Miss Moore spent the week end here with relatives returning to Lake Creek Sunday morning. A recriutlng officer was here Tues dav and secured one recruit, Estelle Messner, who left for Portland Sun day evening. Fred Cornutt of Holland, Oregon is visiting relatives here. Mrs. Martin Bowers and daughter of Gold 1 1 ill spent Saturday with Mrs Mowers" parents, Mrs. T. J. O'Hara. Superintendent, principal and all the teachers except Mrs. Walker, ac companled by most of tho older pu plls, attended tho field meet at Talent Friday. Mrs. Walker, assisted by Miss Helen Parker, taught the first four grades. Mrs. J. Iligclow and little daughter who have been spending the winter in Los Angeles, stopped off hero to visit Mr. and r.Ms. L. L. NorcrosB en route to their home In Flaudreaw, South Dakota. Mrs. Marie Purkeypile has been visiting the family of her son, Court Purkeypile at Medford the past week. Glen Owen has returned from Copco, Calif., and will remain here for the present. Mrs. Ann Thomas who has been on an extended business trip to Montana, has returned to her home here. Sergant Ted Hill has moved from Central Point to Medford. FLOUNCE ROCK FRILLS 1 Jfr. Amos It. Willits cdme up from Medford in it cur Wednesday . and visited with his wife for a couple of days. Miss Helvn Walker went to her home at the power plant Thursday as her school was out on that day. Mr. Kelso is currviiiir the mail in his Ford now. Ceo. Wnddel has been working for Otis Ditsworth the past week. Carl Hichardson look Ins mother md 'father and Cus Ditsworth to Medford Sunday in his Chevrolet Carl is on the jury and expects to lie in town until court is over. The Stearns family departed Sun- ilav for tiieir home in California or Arizona. Thev are traveling in their llupniobile and had their household roods sent by freight. IYvtons have completed the tullntinii of their electric plant and are now eniiivnur the conveniences ol lectrieitv in the house. Messrs. Vojrt llullcnbeck anil Bert Nnson were valley visitors last week. Mrs. Amos Willits went home Fit dav and remained until Monday morning-. Mnnsficlds have sent their ear to town to have some repairs made Tho y went to town ill the ear circus dav. The roads lire much improved now. There was n valley ball pime nt the power plant Saturday afternoon, between Peyton and the Plant. The Peyton boys were beaten 4 pnmes to Thev attribute their defeat to the fact that they have been playins; on a court one-half the regulation size. (Also to the fact that they hud such killful opponents.) Thev hope to play again soon. Lineup n follows: Prospect Trwin, School, Walker, Guy and Lee Wadilell. Peyton Hlanchiird, I'riah Viuighan, Jas., Earl and Ralph Peyton. The Peyton family, Pulors, Blnn hards, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Richard son, Urn- and liuzel Ditsworth and Uriah Vaughan motored io the power plant Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ulrich also came down in their ear. Mr. and Mrs. Kelso, Lucius Kin- caid, nnd Mr. Hanson went to Pros pect on the mail auto Saturday and remained until Monday. Bert lliginbothum went to tho val ley last week. Paul Pearl nnd Ralph Peyton .went to Medford Tuesday and took iii the circus next day and Hie field meet on Thursday. At tho Commercial cluu meeting Monday night there was no formal address, but a general discussion was had over a diversity of topics, Includ ing sanitarium, queries, roads, signs, etc. A big sign Is wanted at the de pot, setting forth In letters or colos sal size the chief assets of the town in the way of Bprings, scenery and pleasure resorts. Special committees were appointed to look after these matters. Trustees were elected as rollows: Frank J. Shlnn, Dau Apple gate, 11. R. Greer, H. C. (ialoy, C. 11. Lamkin, and J. J. Murphy. The con ditions of tho signs on tho Pacific highway, Indicating what roads lead to Ashland coming over the moun tains, will be looked Into, inasmuch as the club Is paying a Medford con tractor ton dollars a month for the upkeep of this special advertising fea ture. Ashland banks report approximate ly $50,000 already subscribed In the government Issue of temporary certif icates, which are exchangeable lu due season for 3 per cent bonds of the "Liberty Loan" Issuo If Investors so desire.' A movement having Its Inception at the Commercial club meeting re cently, plans three public concerts weekly In Lltlila park, two on weekly evenings and ono on Sunday after noon. In spite of threatened vacan cies in the local band owing to the military situation, the management considers that the organization can easily be recruited up to full strength S. A. Peters, Jr., and Miss Freda Butterfield were married at Salem last Saturday. Both are Ashland FOR BURNS, CUTS nd WOUNDS Dinnit Eucalyptus Ointment T ALL DRUQ STORC TURCS 2SO JARS 60C r young people. The groom Is the son of Mr. und Mrs. S. A. Peters, lie! learned banking with the Cilteons In stitution of this city and now holds a responsible position with the Port land brunch of the Canadian Bunk of Commerce. The bride Is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. O. it. Butterfield. She was recently elected president of tho local Girls' Honor Guard. Miss Helen Dickcrson returned last Saturday to Wellen to resume her duties as teacher In that district, after a brief vacation visit with the homo folks. Engineer E. H. BuBh is around on crutches, well nigh hobbled as the re sult of wrenching his ankle a few dayB ago. Rev. H. J. Vine, pastor of the Bap tist church, will preach the memorial sermon before the affiliated Grand Army and Relief Corps organizations on the Sunday preceding Decoration Day, May 27. "Facts and Fancy of a Colored Courtship," which was originally staged at Talent under direction of Rev. M. C. Reed, will be repeated at Central Point on Wednesday evening, May 9, undor auspices of the Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church. The production scored a favorably mentioned engagement at Talent re cently. At Central Point leading citi zens are Included In the cast, Includ ing the mayor and prominent profes sional and business men. Even the ed itor of tho Herald has applied for an understudy role In this piny which abounds In humorous situations; In fact Is Irresistibly funny. In the way of extending city Im provements the city has ordered the installation of two changes of the sewer system, one pn Lincoln and the other on Maple and Rock streets. B. W. Talcott of the Canyon Press, loaves this week for Dallas, where he has employment in prospect in the Observer office. His printing stock will be taken over by one of the local offices, but the Job equipment will be retained by him pending develop mcnts. Talcott also owns a fliio resi dence property here. Mrs. Nettlo Bnk-or of Talent alleges assault on the part of Miss Hazel Lowe, teacher in the schools of that town, In the punishment of John Hopkins, a pupil. The matter will be threshed out in Justice Taylor's court of first resort, at Medford, on Satur day of this week. As outlined earlier In the season, the appointment of D. M. Lowe to ar- rango a Jackson county exhibit of agriculture and horticultural prod ucts has been confirmed by . tho coun ty court. Tho display will also be ex hibited at the state fair at Salem, the Northwestern Land show at Portland and the National Dry Land congress at Dallas, Texas. ,h . .- . Further Roundup attractions and Improvements Incorporate changes which will make the track the best In the state. Tho Vendome hotel will be headquarters for tho cowboys as was the case last year. Tho capacity of the grandstand will bo doubled, and a parking place for autos will be provided with a fixed system as to accommodations. Among recreation attractions a big danco floor will be imported from Salem, such as Is in use at the state fairs. Tho patriotic plrlt will receive an Impetus through out the celebration commensurate with tho display of a mammoth Amer ican flag, the size of which will be 75 feet long by 40 foet wide, with star and stripe features In keeping with the broad expanse of bunting. Ladles and gentlemen will both be admitted at the banquet which will bo served at Hotel Austin on Tues day, May 15, on which occasion the governor of Oregon will meet the gov ernor of Washington. Tho hour has been fixed at 12:30, sharp, and places have been arranged for 120 guests. A. F. Hunt, stock dealer of Port land, was hero on Tuesday, accom panied by his son, John, superintend ing tho shipment of 2 4 carloads of cattle from the firm's feeding ground near Merced, Calif., Io Portland mar kets. Thoro were over 500 prime beet animals in the stock train which was making special time, having been unloaded hero on Monday night for rest und feed. Responding to an Invitation from tho Royal Arch Masons of Jackson ville, Siskiyou Chapter No. 21 of this city will visit tho county seat on Fri day evening of this week, May 11, and will take along a candidate to help constitute a team lu tho chapter work. Chlneso checkers Is the game that Howard's Ashland-Klamath Falls AUTO LINE Daily Except Sunday. Leaves Ashland 8. a. m. Is al tho rage nowadays at firemen's! annex In city hall. Not only firciijcn,. but doctors, lawyers and retired bust iiess men try their skill at the com plicated game. Tho concrete portion of tho new Chautauqua building Is practically completed and some Idea can now be gained of tho Immensity of the struc ture. Work on the platform and seat ing accommodations will now follow. The roofing job Is to bo a complex one, there not being a single post In the big auditorium to mar the view In any direction. As a result of the recent visit of J. Percy Wells, former Ashland boy, to Glendale and vicinity, clocks were set ahead one hour beginning May 6. Mr. Wells Is a member of the state com mission of food preparedness, and the clock setting Innovation during the early morning hours is done to afford more time for garden and other work outside of general employment dur ing the afternoon hours. The schools of Glendale adopted the plan, also several mills and othor Industries. Local parties returning from Siski you county report that Anderson ft Co., of Grants Pass, havo been award ed the contract of constructing a unit of improved highway between Yreka and Scott Valley for $22,500. The demand for labor in nil ave nues of employment has so increased of late that several superintendents on the Southern Pacific system havo urged a wholesale conscription of the hobo element. W. D. Hodgson, real estate dealer, made a business trip to Roguo River on Tuesday, Inspecting the status of his realty holdings in that vicinity "The Rogue," the hrgh school an- IRRITABLE NERVOUS Was Condition of Indiana Lady Before Beginning to Take Card-u-i, the Woman's Tonic. Kokomo, Ind. Mrs. H. Hankemeier, of this town, says: "I look so well, and am so well, that it does not seem as if I ever needed Cardui. But I was not al ways this way ... I think I have taken a dozen bottles . . . before my little girl came. 1 was feeling dreadfully bad, had head- ache, backache, sick at my stomach, no energy ... I was very irritable, too, and nervous. I began taking Cardui about 6 months before my baby came. As a result all those bad feelings left me, and I just felt grand, just as if nothing at all was the matter, and when the end came I was hardly sick at all. Since that I have never taken Cnrdul at all . . . It has done me good, and I know it will help others, if they will only try It." Many women have written grateful let ters like the above, telling of the good that Cardui has done them. Why should it not help you, too? If you sulfer from any of the ailments so common to women and feel the need of a safe, reliable, strengthening tonic, we urge you to be gin today and give Cardui a fair trial Your dealer sells Card-u-i. liH-10 WANTKI) SITUATIONS WANTED By competent woman situation as housekeeper in srnull family, $2U.00. Box help, Mail Tribune. 45 HELP WANTED 1'EMAI.K WANTED Woman for general house work. Phono 7S4-Y. 4 1 w axti : i) m isci : li. a x not;s WANTED young man desires lndy to do housekeeping in country Address Box 10. Mail Tribune. 411 WANTED I want to contract for 50 cords of wood, fall delivery. Pierce tho florist. 4-1 WANTED To coniract with machine shearing outfit to shear about elev en hundred head sheep. Address Box 1 :;i. I'lioiie 12U, Rogue Rlv er Valley Canul Co. 1 WANTED To buy a good seconi hand safe. Box 6 1, Mull Tribune. WANTED To rent teams. Apply Mlruvista Orchard, l'hoiio 597-Ja WANTED Bring us your ckks nnd Poultry. Wo pay cash. Medtord Poultry nnd Egg Co. WANTED Houses to move. Phone 488-M, or 4SS-X. WANTED Bend, Oregon, Is a rapid ly growing town of six thousand in habitants', good schools, churches and excellent climate. We wan men and hoys for employment In logging campM. sawmills, box and Bosh and door furiries. Men with families preferred. Address KnapP ( henev Comnnnya Spalding Build InK, Portland, Oregon. 41 V 1 1 1 M S 1 1 E t A 1 A I IT M EN TS FOR RENT Desirable furnished apartment. The llerlicn. Phono UllS-lt. FOR RENT One completely rurnlnli ed apartment at Hotel Holland. Mill RENT 11 HNIHHKD ROOMH FOR RENT room s , bath. ''urnlMicd jlccnlng 2 if, N. (irapo ht FOR RENT Furnished nnd huuw keeping rooms. 1122 So. Central tall after i p. in. 41 mini, will be ready for distribution on Friday of this week. The edition will be 275 copies and tho work will con tain nenrly 100 pages. Tho price of the volume Is fifty cents. (',. S. Butler, I). Perozzl, H. G. Mn tbes and D. H. llarncburg are a quar tet of local capitalists associated with F. E. Conway, formerly of this city, in developing various enterprises in the coast section tributary to Marsh field. Mrs. Baldwin Beach has returned from an extended stay at Santa Mon- ca, Calif., and this summer will visit er daughter, Mrs. C. II. Veghto. .Substitute Con YOU Senic i'rica A Nutritious Diet for All Ages. Keep Horlick a Always on Hand Quick Lunch; Home or OfHze. FOIl RENT HOUSES I'O RENT Furnished bungalow, modern, close In. Call 304 South Central Ave 4 3 FOR RENT Modem six-room nicely furnished home; pluno, close In; shade-lawn, sleeping porch. Phono 799 or 293-M. FOR RENT Six-room modern bun gulow, eastTront, fine shade; range connected. Phone 4SS-X. FOR RENT Furnished houso; 3 rooms aud bath. Close In. Call 730-R. 46 FOR RENT Furnished nnd unfur nished houses. Employment Agen cy. M. A. Rnder. 123 East Main FOR- RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Fifty acres good crook bottom land, suitable for sugar boots. Located on Hear Creek, one mllo from Central Point. Call at Room 414, Oarnett-Corey building, Medford, Oregon. 41 FOR RENT Singer sewing machines Shop 245 So. C, Phono 003-R. 50 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOIl SALE Canary birds at a bar 42 gain. Phone 4 2 0-L. FOR SALE 11)13 auto cheap for cash If taken at once. Phone 1UF24. 45 FOR SALE (las runge. Ml South 42 Crape street. FOR SALE Five tons good nlfulfa hay. Phono 21F3, Jacksonville. L. Nledermyer. 42 FOR SALE Four-cyllndor Franklin car. .1. Peterson, Capital Hill Medford. FOR SALE Dry goods and fixtures for sale. Dodge car, has been l 5U00 miles. Also Hue English set tor dog twenty months old. In quire at Oakdalo tirocery. 4 I FOR SALE Seed corn. Call even ings or mcul time, C. W. Isaacs. ' FOR SALE A quantity of first class loose barley hay; also smull lot of wheat, wild oats and grain hay; on rnneh near Phuenlx. Phono 211, Central Point. 4 2 FOR SALE Barn, also (i-horso pow er steam engine, and some second hand rigs. E. S. Uadills, Medford. 45 'OR SALE Bee hives. $1.50 each W. J. llarlzcll. 468-J1. FOR SALE Some wall paper, tints, paints. Phono 840-J. 4 1 FOR SALE Call 11. C. Best choice Newlown apples. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE Large Mammoth bronze turkey eggs for setting. Phono 2F2. 41 FOIl SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Pigs, eight weeks old Also electric auto horn. Phono l'JFlH. 31 FOIl HALE I wo young horses, one a French driving horno aud the other of trotting stock, 3 and 4 years, broke to halter and one lias been rode a few times. ( olor, sor rel, mates In size and bulid, except in proportion to age. Price one hundred anil fifty dollars for I la two. Address Mary Gardner, Luke Creek, Oregon. Phono 0FS. FOR SALE -Two flvo-montliH-old lluror Jersey male pigs; some grain bay. Win. messing. Pacific High way. Talent, Oregon. 4 1 FOR SALE - One young Jersey cow. fresh. Call M1D-J. 41 FOR SALE -Farm horse, weight nliout I l.'id lbs; r,0. E. ,1. Unit nev. PhoiiH H2"i-ll. 44 FOIl HALE lUn-s gy, reasonable. Hotel. harness and bug . A. Steele. Nash 44 FOR HALE-Thoroughbred Poland Chlnu weaned pigs fniin litter of twelve; large type, fine stock. Jiik Campbell. I'huiie 31 l-R, 4.1 FOR HALE Three guild, young cows one Just rre;di, and their young calves. Plinne .3;t-lt2. 41 FOR KXrilAXfil l-'tilt Tit Dlv - l or nulniimbile. II in her eliiliu, two miles from Horn brook; cruised 2 million. Show car at lloull Lane. 4ti OR TRADE Will trade small house and lot In Hunker Mill addition for Ford car In first class condition Address II. O. Whitney, Eugene Oregon. 4 ifii Wmmi Milk WSsC ''Iftfflf & Invalids Bell-ans Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it 25c at all druggists. MOXEV TO 1X)AN MONEY TO LOAN Money to loan on Medford property. Easy month ly payments. See D. R. Wood. FOR SALE REAL KSTATK FOR SALE Attention! Am ill urg ent need of cash. Will sell 7 1-3 acres ten year old apple and pear orchard, mllo and half poulli of Medford, on county road, between Budge nnd Drurv Lnno oreliurd:i; beautiful building knoll; Sl.OoO.oo cash. Address Edytho Prlchurd, ownor, 31(1 Ducas Ave., l.os An- ' goles, California. 44 , FOR SALE Or trade, Medford and Phoenix proporty. Also buggy, sin gle harness and claironotte. Bert Stancliff, Phoenix, Oregon. 51 FOR SALE Or trnde, Medtord and ' Phoenix property. Also buggy, Blngln harness and clalrouctto. Bert Stuncllff. 51 BUSINESS DIKECTOKK Accountant. E. M. WILSON Certified Public Ac countant, room 411, M, F. & H. llldg., Medford, Oregon. AiLsto Supplies LAHEU AUTO SPKINQ CO. are operating the largest, oldest and best equipped plant In the Pa cific northwest. Use our springs when others fall. Sold under writ ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Ore. Attorneys PORTER J. NEFF Attorney at law, rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. A. E. RE AMES Lawyer. Garnett Corey bldg. Collections COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS We collected Bome accounts 14 years old. We know how to got the money. The Bullock ' Mercantile Agencv, Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 3. Haa klns' Bldg., 210 E. Main St. !entlsts DR. T. T. SHAW Dentist. Over Dan- lels Clothing Store In rooms for merly occupied by Dr. Jones. Phone 692-Y. DR. W. DR. C. M. VAN 8COYOC C. VAN SCOYOC Dentists Corey Bldg., Suite 811 Ore. Phone 856. Oanictt Medford, Engineer nnd Contractor FRED N. CUMM1NGS Engineer nnd contractor, 404 M. F. & H. Rldij Surveys, estimates. Irrigation drain age, orchard and land Improvement Gat lingo 3ARHAGW Get your premises cleaned up for .the Bummer. Cull on the city garbage wagons fo good service. Phone 874-L. fr. Y. Allen. Marble and (.'lunlto Works. LINCOLN' GRANITE AND MARULE . WOIIKS Monumental, Coping and ; Cemetery Work of All Kinds, jj Vaults and He.idstoncc. Specialty of Lincoln Pearl nnd Black Dia mond -Granite. Wrlto for Prices, etc. Lincoln, Cal. 4ti Instruction In Music Pit ED ALTON HAIGH T Teacher ol piano and harmony. Hnlght Musit Studio, 401 Oarnett-Corey Ulilg.. Phone 72. laiiirunco EARL S. TUMY General Insurance office. Fire, Automobile, Accident, Llnblllty, Plato Glass, Contract and Surety Bonds. Excellent com panies, good local service. No. 218 Oarnett-Coroy I31dg. Physicians nnd Surgeons DR. W. W. irOWARI Osteopathia physician. 303 Garnott-Curey build tug. Phone 130. DR. J. J. EM MENS Physician and Burgeon. Practice limited to eyo, enr, nose and throat. Eyes Bcien tlficnlly tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P. R. It. Co. Offices M. F. ft II. Co. bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 567. Printers mul Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has the best equlppod printing office Io Southern Oregon; Hook binding, loose leaf lodgern, billing Hyslems, eto. Portland prices. 27 Nortb Fir Bt. Transfer EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front st. Phone 315. Prices right. Service gimr ntei1 INTERl'RBAX 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 nt 10:30 a. m. and 2:00, 5:00 and 9:30 p. tn. Leave Ashland for Medford dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. in., 1:00, 8:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. ni. Also on Satur day nights at 6:30. Sundays loave Ashland at 9:00 a. la. and 1.00, 6:00 aud 10:30 p. m.