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Newspaper Page Text"MS CANNOT GIVEN WARNING H PRESIDEN I Proclamation Cautions All Persons Seeking to Avoia neyoudiiuu uy Leaving C'"'n,ry That They Exnose Themselves to Prosecution and Mil-Fventtinllv. iiary "v" jfVSIIIM'1'" -'-.-j.t Wilson, in proolauiution issued n.s all persons seek,,,;.; to avoid miration by Icavins tin country, 'that '' expose themselves i, pro-c-ntin and military service eninllvin spile oftheir efforts to 1 avoia it- ' mnS"vooilrow Wilson, resiilent of . 't,:..j vjdite-i of Ainorion. do Iwrcbyfi warning tlmt nil pet sons subject to reisiiiiii"" "o withdraw from the jurisdiction of the United States, expose themselves up- .1 ,i-i In the iiirisftieli'tn ,if on llicir "' J the United Slides, to prosecution for Mich evasion of tvirisiration pursuant n ,.C flu. Act. nt rnintwiju 10 SWVm 1 - mnroved May IS, 1017, which enacts rt . ...i I.. .11 ...:k. n.. that 'any person i-uuu twiuuiv fnil or refuse lo present himself lor registration or to submit thereto as herein provided, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall, iixn convic tion in a district court of the United Stntes having juri-diction thereof, be punished by imprisonment for not more than one year nnd shnll there upon be duly registered.' " SALEM, Ore., June 1 The state line board, in session here yesterday, deeided to visit the J. II. llocninn limestone deposit near fiold Hill on June 7 for the purpose of determining whether the board should acquire the deposit for manufacturing into fer tilizer for llio use of the fanners of Ilic slate. Other deposits will he vis ited on the same trip. Tin's was the first meeting of the full hoard member-hip and Charles A. Murphy, warden of the penitentiary, was elected chairman and J. S. Hur ray, hVrtillon expert and stenog rapher at the prison, will ad a- sec tary. Besides Warden .Murphy, the aemhers of tlie hoard are: Heiiton !wm of Ashland. John Shimack of M. B. G. Lcc.ly of f'orv.illis and A. ICordhy of Corvallis, dean of the tension department of O, A. C. VEti'Yniii.- i . , . .!nt; i. i-iearing oi "wurarv charge to violate the n draft law preferred yester- FWInst Miss Kleanor Wilson Par- Barnard college senior, Owen u. Columbia university senior, rraWu. .... ' siucent, until tomor- h I'nll.J . . . tin nuues ioiunilssioiier ' "tart today at the request of at- lorcfn In. .L. mc accused. "fle Point Sat- Eve Traces uiii i. i i . u,. " tlBUt In 1-.. . Mil n ras,e 1 tni tomorrow mi unit Sntiirrfav nvpli- 61 T IS ACHING. SWOLLEN. SORE FEO ''T!... . l? does comfort tired, calloused feet &nd corna. swol- !V;''','''I1. callouses, bunionii and f'Ptt tightness, no J"1'1 Pin or drawing up Til ' magical, LBnLi . 11 drw" "t 'b" J '''io11 pnT P the , W !Z,'orfrt jour foot rainery. .H.tEfWaM. vour feet fed. .f72i.bo of "Tix" now at 71 .: l s,fc ' crwnent store, uon Sr. ' R'41! '"t. LEAVE HOI 101 PMTC FIVE VaV'aim...,. . ..... muiiralinu dcpUI,,m,t reirulalHins. int ...i...... , . .'. " " " lu p.event " .". IB"'"-.V i leavi,,,. lh(; (i minion, ni ii... . " nmiji-ct ilesirii,g to country for one day or 1 iwr lo oblnm lrv,m the a.l,rit:(.s j, lus home town a permit, if lU Su" '.l;ayi's ' h'ne town withont a penmt heniay stil, obtain . " , '"'""srulion inspector at tlie.leparli.re point froul(.a,1;, T, , .... ,, h(lw ,0 lh(, ,,1(it(1(1 "'-spccior l the l)rdu , P o n..tih0 !., u mmi (o .w i..c i nncu rilatcs. l'ortUmil Livestock PORTLAXD. Ore l , i, stonily; receipts, :t:i(J. Heavy paeklnir fl.i.fi0ra. 15.61); itRht packing. $15.40 13.50; bulk nt n,.i.i - i'.,H Kiaue, U5.30f 15.40; rouBli heavies, 14.So t! 1.1.4.1 j piKs ami skips, $1;) ia 50 stock hoKs. $12(!i n ' Cattle, steady; receipts 6 5 3. Steers "Km, ;i.,;,ri 10; prime, heavy, $ I). 5 (1 ft 10; K0orl 1 , j. ,, - ,. . ' choice, S.2Sftj S.?.-,; ineilluni'l,, ,.,! $7.50(fiS; ordinary to fair, t',.75ii, 7.25; heifers. :,ii .r.; bulls, fr.i 7.7"; calves, $.iif 10. Sheep, steady; receipts 136. Spring lambs, $13. 50ft 1:1.7.-,: imm imi. illlTil2; shorn yearllnts $10.50(fi' 11; shorn ewes, $SCiH; prime shorn wethers, $ 1 0.2 r, S 11. Portland Unite!'. PORTLAND, June 1. Butter, steady. riiiniKo Wheat. CHICAGO. June 1. Wheat: Open. Close. Inly $1.94 J1.9K September l.so 1.S2 Portland finiln. POIiTLAi.VI), June 1. Wheat firm. Trading light. Cash bids 2 to 5c high er. Bluestem, $2.45; forty-fold, $2.40; club, $2.40; red Russian, $2.37. Barley $1 lower. No. 1 feed, $13. Today's car receipts: Wheat 23, flour 5, oats 5, hay 2. ( 'opiKM' .Market. NEW YORK, Juno 1. Copper, firm. Electrolytic, spot and second quarter, $:i23t; third quarter and later $2S.50i& 32. Iron firm and unchanged. All the city hanks will be closed on Monday and Tuesday, June 4 and ."i, the former bciiiif election day 011 the $I),IMIII.0U() road bond proposi tion, and the latter war census resr isl ration day, held under federal 1:11s-pi.-cs. Anions Ashland teachers who will vi.-it other localities diirim: the sum mer mention. Jli.-s Marian Alneudt joes to her lioiiic in Herkelev. t'al.; Miss Crace Lilly, Portland; Wilhnctte llassiiiircr. Colorado; Mi-s (lertnide Kiml,-. Wa-hint:ton, II. ('.. and a wide niicc of eastern lenitoiy; Mi" Vera M.il'l'atl, Kiitene. 'flic latter i- the only one of this lit ho will ii"l return to Ashl.-iml. Inn in; accepted a piisilimi nt The Dalle-. A-liland may lime a (Icruian p 111 her mid-1, a man of that 111 ily yivintr the inline of (Icorve Miller, hcin- detained in the city jail. a. Inn: ipieerly In such an extelll th.'l t!:e ili-lriet allonicy will ime-liualc Two loads of aulo huo-.lcr-have inviided the Klamath aiui S'-'m-vim coiintv leei.ui-. di-iribuliii. !.: 'cralur 1 exploiting the lieimdnp ecleliratioii. Mr-. Adell i:er. "lie of !". Kwcr, a nienilier of the e:i-' grocery linn of Helen - A :' 111 this cily May -'. -l '-' '''" er b,,dv a- taken to K.uer.e Tnc-dav hele Hie fill. In! i- - C. It. LalliKill I1.1- rei.iitlx two' fertile valley trml- ' s ln,l aen Hear creek t'tvm 1 ""' One 1- of -li '"" ,v '.'",'' ns o hiiildiiu-. the elher i-1 " "x " mill. .11! Iiinlilin---. Kear Admiral .lame- "'!:. ' aceollip.illleil the I'niHsl Male- . uu--io!HTs to hii-'i, Sha-la coiinly. bavi"i: beef i.- 1, Cil. li. Il 1- -"'! Icred the iinniil ncndi iir ,.l li all 111:1' of 1 ' Minv he- ol SI has aitneii in A-hl ' ,,,n,e villi her num. M' ( kin. (I uc Sheen. !" Klanialh I'oll- I"' bn-ine-s. It (, I'ndei .ii. '"iv i ,nr his nlre.oh bo: neiirlv 101' I""' Mloieet lool il- irevp:i.-n ,u,. r,.,.n,.Vt i.. --."- t,,l ,,lan il 1! '- ""'nt of the vnrious ilepartnient blocks, ejvintf to the main ones in 'reused rooni und addilionul conven iences. About .V owners of canines have rescinded to the provisions of the ordinance which specifically exacts a lieen-e or dojr tax. Hie Klks plan to have 11 bit; time at Indue v.ork and refreshment on Saturday evenint; of this week. Mrs. Harriett LeW and Mrs. 51nr iraret Schouip ,,f l'ortlund nre here tryinir the efficiency of sulphur baths at the Heluum nut. Miss Mary (Hover has been visitinj; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dnrline of Clold Hill. James W. Robertson died last 5fon " at his son's home on Almond, street. He wus a native of New York and was 05 years old. Kunernl serv ices were conducted-by llev. II. A. Curnahan. The body wna taken to -M'inmoiith for burial". Cliff Jenkins, local manager of the Oregon Has & Electric Co., -has re t rimed from n week's visit to the corporation headquarters in San Kranciseo. Ilev. Mr. Davis of Kujiene, nnd fam ily, have arrived here, where Mr. Davis will fill the position of pastor of the Christian church during the summer. Frank I,. Schinn has been appointed by Mayor Lnmkiii ns eouncilinnn from the first ward, to succeed It, 1'. Cor nelius, absent from the city. The appointment cives universal satisfac tion and was unanimously concurred in by the council. Mr. Schinn will hold the office until Jan. 1, lllltl. Dr. A. J. l'awci'tt. Homier homeo pathic practitioner here, is now lo cated at Riddle in Douglas county. A preliminary band concert will be iven in the parks on Sunday after noon at anticipation: the regular schedule of musical entertainments for the summer months. An infonnnl proL'iam of seven popular selections will he rendered, coneludinjr with the martial strains of "The Star Spanejed Banner," which ns a public fnvorite seems to have practically supplanted "America.' The buiiL'alow in Litliin park is ready to serve customers, tho the for mal oieniiia: will not occur until Tues day, Jane 5, when there will be an orchestra concert in the afternoon nnd dunce ill the evenine;. The inte rior of the popular resort has been entirely remodeled nnd the plncn has assumed a fine appearance under Jho popular niannjiemcnt of Mr. nnd Mrs. E. X". Butler, of tho l'lnzn eonfec fionery. . Albert Davis, liieelinme ini the box factory at Hray, Siskiyou county, recently had his skull fractured by accident in the mills. Beinc a Chris tian Scientist, he refused the privi lege of removal to the hospital t Dorris, and further declined nny med ical attention whatever, insisting upon siiiumonitii; by telegraph a cult healer from Weed. Approximately 1 110,0(1(1 has been apportioned as Ashland's share in Liberty war bond subscriptions. The banks have assumed half of this, leavinir the balance oion to popu- ir subscription. The three banks here have issued n joint appenl for subscriptions, and no charge on their art is inside to the general public fir services 111 this connection. .Now s the time to siib.-eribe!'' . Rev. Win. Aldcu died on Wednes lay at the home of his niece, Mrs. Harriet Keildinir. resiiling on Nulley -tnet. Kiineral was held on Thurs lay at the Bapti-t church. Inter ment 111 Mountain lew cciucierv. lie iv.i- Si year- old and was of Pilgrim iiiec-lry. (i!eun Simp-on is lintiio from his -Indies at ( ni valh- III the ( . A. I . 111, 1 during the summer vacation will one cI'Mie.,' of the hardware store. me lormer Warner mock, which ins father purchased r ally. Sixteen ears of cattle were fed ill ard- on Seattle from -dine, centers. local stock, i.caul to Se :"oiina f exil.i tine ones. Tmc approaches to park are tiuoiigvd d.ulv le: !ii lu 01 tlMlli's on Tit, fie VM'f U lli' nm 11. A 1.. ! I he Wednesday, cnti'nl Culi 'riicv were Cliiiiitaiiiiia to mtc tile hime struc- in position. bossing :ii,l has l..uiib 1 ettntl.lt't c en hustling 1,11 the job. . ih'iilited wlieihcr a roof i:.4 nvcr li'i' -trni lure .-I -T1 ;; pil'ais slimild pay live buililiiig opera- 1!' on. i lien f as si'i'iiic 1 n en liie lailroad. He r,', ', .'op '.lig the old -le.nl oil llatgadilic II Mr- , r uiw.Hnni: and 1 1 'rcr n lendeil slav hero with relntives, left this week on their return to tho family home at Rock liapids, Iowh, Mrs. Jim Knutt of Central Point is spending Sunday with her parentB, Mr. and Mrs. W. Houston. Edmund Pelle Is spending a few days In the valley. Miss llanna visited Mrs. W. Cotrnll Sunday. Dick Johnson was In .Mcdford on business Saturday. The measles are spreading rapidly in this vicinity. Joe Hanna is spending a few days with tils son, Jaspar Hanna. . We are glad to mention that the very necessary work Is being dono on some parts of the roads. Vote for 314 X on tho 4th of June. Please bear In mind that the automo biles will have to pay those taxes. Mrs. Cox is visiting with her daugh ter. Mrs. G. Croft, who lives near Agate. Dr. Kirchgassner made several trips to Applegato country latoly. TALENT TALK The new addition on tlie Mothodist church was dedicated last Sunday. Rev. Von Fossen, district superintend ent from Ashland, assisted Ilov. M. C. Ttecd, pastor of the church horo In the sorvice. A plea was inndo by the pastor to clear tho church of all debt so as to begin tho new year with a clear record. This was readily re sponded to by the people and $122 was pledged. This amount was moro than enough to covor the debt but the congregation wished to have more than less. J. F. Denhaiu and family motored to Jledford Sunday evening. J. W. Bailey was in from Ander son creek Saturday. The Medford Grizzlies wont thru Talent at about 7 a. in. Sunday morn ing on their way to explore tho beau ties of Anderson creek. A delightful surpriso pnrty was given Lloyd Turner Saturday ovening by the Talent high school. Tho oc casion was his near departure for Portland to enter the aviation corps. The following guests were present: Misses Edna Wells, Lucy Oafinan, Delpha Coleman, Kreda King, llolen King, Lucia King, llolon Adamson, Ruby (iutchos, Maufl UIco, Lucille Huldrldge, Ann Ellis, Mattle Turner, and Masters Aclle Ager, Arnold Colo man, Ralph Bowman, Lloyd Turner, Ivan Huston, Glen Albert, Lloyd Lamb, Louis Bceson, Bryon (teaman, Carlton Morse. Tho evening was spent in games and dancing. A de licious luncheon wan served at 11 o'clock, which terminated a most en joyable evening. Special election next Mondny and registration for the war census Tues day. Remember these dates. Miss Delpha Coleman and her brother, Arnold, also Cecil Ager wore over from Jacksonville to attend the surprise pnrty given to Lloyd Tumor Saturday. Community club did not hold Its meeting this week as Decoration oc curred on Wednesday, hut will meet tho first and third Wednesdays next month. Miss Laura Trycr visited nt the home of her sister, Mm. Kred llrniidt Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Baker aro re ceiving congratulations 011 Iho birth of an eight-pound daughter. Mother an ddaiighter arc tint li doing w ell. Jniues Baker went, over into the Applegato country Tuesday. John Uolilnson is Improving bis properly, by tho erection of u new fence in front of his home. We understand that Charloy Chnp mnn has discontinued bis weekly vis its to Ashland which he has been do ing for the past tw-o yenra and has done what a good many other foolish young men hnvo dono brought an other resident to Talent. We are glad 10 receive this new resident, Charley. Accept .our congratulations. Mrs. Beeson has had a new monu ment erected In the (amlly plot In the Wagner Creek (cinelery. W. S. Barniim motored thru Talent Tuesday afternoon. Marion Tryer, the Talent shoe doc tor nt the old Wihox house. Homer Nell was transacting busi ness in Medford from Wagner creek Tuesday. O. L. Brou n, one of Talent's oldest and most respected citizens, was bur led Monday afternoon. Mr. Brown had a large circle of friends who will .11 Ac ,1a r-. M -w Ai ll ' H - 1 1' ' - loll in-' eA-1- H.t Stop Rheumatism Before It Takes Hold Yiu ran do it by keeping your blood clean. Tho l Mmr filter about BOO eraini of uric acid and i-r'lt from the blood every 24 hour. When thrr Is more than tho kidneys can remove, If. la ilcl-cored in muarlcs and joints, nnd painful rhcu- rcjtlitm follow, p. r. r.. ior ov v,.id 1 i m. int of all Wood tonics, will keep the blood l your nrugguiiB, .TtANTA, OA. t'ure and prevent disease. At SWIFT srtcinc CO. A S.S.S. Will Stop Disease mourn his loss. Wo wish to tender our most sincere sympathy to tho bo reaved family. Memorial services will ho held nt tho .Methodist church. Othor services as usual. Airs. Marlon Trycr was a Phyenlx caller Tuesday. Mr. Spencer was au Ashland visitor Tuesday afternoon. Ed. Lemming Is home from the Sterling mines, where ho has been working for some time. COURT HOUSE REPORT Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Fir Sts. Circuit Court. Agnes Richards vs. N. A. Richards, Dlvorco. Probate Court. John M. Davidson Estnto. First account. Order appoluting tlmo fur final settlement, Iteiil Estnto Transfers Emmn Krouter et vlr to P. Al den Wilson, laud In Sec. 5 T. 37-1 wost 10 Hugh E. Krouter et ux to P. Al don Wilson, land In Soo. 8, T. 87-1 west 10 It. G: Jennings, sheriff, to E. V. Carter, trustee, land in Sec. -23 T. 30-1 east 0000 R. G. Jennings, sheriff to Bollo Nickell, land In Sec. 32, T. 3S-2 west 1 276 Jackson County Bank to Ed ward H. Tuckor et ux, 10 leaso of contract, land In In Sec. S, T. 36-1 east R. J. Jennings, sheriff, to AUco D. Hoppln, land in Sec. 17, T. 88-1 west 8SS5 R. J. Jennings, sheriff, to Allco D. Hoppln. land in Sees. 2 and 3, T. 38-1 west 2397 Talisman Lodgo Ko. 31 to All- ' na Wilson, lot 10 block 1, Sunnysido add., Modford 10 B. 11. French et ux to Peter Bnriieburg, land in T. 37-1 WCBt 1 Abby K. Thomas, adin., to .loo Hannah, Jr., lots in block ti, Imperial add, Mcdford - 10 Electa E. Ilallnday et vlr to II. 1 H. Baker, lot 27, Highland add. Medford 300 Ozra T. Brown to Jay C. Wlth row, lots 7 and 8, block 1, Shldler'a add, Talent 10 Ozra T. Brown ot ux to Jny C. Wlthrow, lot In block L, Tal ent i.l ..; 10 Mary Porter McDonald to Ed ward Krueger, land In 12-3S-1 west 10 Danno Goodwin et vlr to Vic tor Bell et al, land In T. 3G-1 east and T. 3(i-l west 1 Mabel Brown et nl to Victor Boll et al, land In T. 36-1 east and T. 3(!-l west 1 Luko Ryan ot ux to W. A. Cor thcll, lots In block 21, Jack sonville 10 J. O. Ulrod ot ux to L. K. Moore, laud in Ashland 10 Laugh When People Step On Your Feet Try thla yourself then It along to others. It works I pass Ouch !?!?!! This kind of rough talk will ho heard less here in town 11 eoplo trouhled with corna will follow tho simple advice of this Cincinnati authority, who claims that a few drops of a drug called freozone when applied to a tender, aching corn Rlops soreness nt on co, and soon the corn dries up and lifts right but without pain. Ho says freczone is an ethrr oom pound which dries immediately and nover Inflames or even Irritates the surrounding tissue or akin. A quarter ol an ounce of freezono will cOHt very little at any drug store, but Is ButTL clent to remove every hard or aoft corn or callus from one' feet. Millions of American women wilt welcomo thla announcement slnco the Inauguration of tho high heels. Xotlco ConccrnliiK Water Certificate. in pursuance of Ordlnnnce No. 877 passed by the City Council .March 22, 11H7, no water certificates will bo Is sued upon payment of water main as sessments after May 31, 111 1 7. Up to and Including this date, water certifi cates will he issued for amount of the principal of any water main assess ment paid. Those cortlflrittes will tie accepted at nny time In payment of water rent. Your co-operation In gelling tun city finances in bettor condition will bo appreciated. This notlro published liy dlinitlon of tho Cily Council. OUS. II. SAMI ELS, City Trea.iuror. Kilt SALE MVKSTIM K FOR SALI Gray mare, weight 1 Ion pounds, good worker. 12 years old. Price I'iO.OO. Phono Jacksonville 3,-U. 66 FOR SALE Two buckskin mules, three and four year old, well-miil-ed and gentle, weighing about 2 1 00 pounds, for $281 cash. See them At W. E. Jeffrey's placo al Talent. 62 FOR BALK Team of horses, hnrness and wagon, all first clas. House hold furniture for fi-room cottage. Call after G p. in.. 214 So. Urape it Mother's Duty to Her Child Science Shows Pre-Natal Suffer ing Has Later Effect. The subject of childbirth haa de manded the attention of the world's best physicians and surgeons for cen turies. Later day investigations prove that in reducing the sutTcrine of the mother during the period of expectancy, the health of the coming infant is greatly improved. Women tell of the safe, dependable ? reparation known as "Mother's 'riend," which is composed of spe cial penetrating oils. It is the pre scription of a famous physician and a preparation of such a helpful na ture as to be absolutely necessary to tlie expectant mother. "Mother's Friend" has been found by thousands of mothers to relieve much pain and suffering at the crisis. The period of expectancy is passed in comfort All druggists supply "Mother's Friend." . Write to Bradficld Regulator Com pany, Dept K, 445 Atlanta, Ga., for valuable uide book for expectant mothers. This book is free to users of "Mother's Friend." FOR RUNT MJSCKIiLANHOUB FOR RENT Two hundred acres land. Inquire 127 So. Grapo. 63 LOST LOST Who has Peter? Small white tlog, few large spotf. partly clipped, curly tall, half-moon in dark over eyes. Gone over two weeks. Edi son AfarHhall, 113-J. 63 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Clean wheat hay. Phono 07R1. 62 FOR SALE Now alfalfa, $12 per ton. M. J. Mlnenr. Phono 1F2. 62 FOR SALE Touring car In first clnss condition. Call 401 South King. 65 FOR SALE Household goods, baby buggy, gas drum. Tolephoue 62-J. 63 FOR SALE Furniture for 7-room house. Will Bell or trade for team, harness and wagon. 245 North Oukdiile. 63 FOR SALE 100 chicks, 4 to weeks old. Rose Orchard, 4 miles N. E. Medford. 61 FOR SALE Cheap, spring wagon, gas engino, aulo truck. Star Meal Market. 61 FOR SALE Gas rango, bed; half price Phono 553-J. 65 FOR SALE Orchard ladders, 1000 second hand applo boxes, a har row, wagon, wido Iron frame Na tional springs cot. Box T. E. C, Mall Trlbuno. 62 FOIt SALE Beo hives, $1.50 oach. W. J. Hartzell. Phone 46S-.11. 61 FOIt SALE REAL KSTATB FOR SALE Flfty-fivo acres moun tain home, partially Improved, four ncroB alfalfa land under ditch, sev en acrea uonchlund, ready for plow. Crook running thru place. Good outstdo range. No trade. For par ticulars wrilo Owner, W..T., Mall Tribune. 113 FOR SALE Fanning land, fruit land, stock ranches, timber land, from $ 1 0 per acre up, on long lime, easy payments. Address Gold Ray Realty Co. FOR SALE-382-L. - Property cheap. Phono 63 FOR SALE Ranch of 133 acres oil Rogue Rlvor at froe ferry, chonp on onsy terms. Hotel and reed barns In Eagle Point for sale or rent House, four lota In Phoenix, Ore gon. J. F. Zlnunorloe. Eagle Point, Oregon. 70 HELP WANTED MALE WANTED An experienced clerk al. DeVoea. HELP WANTEI FEMALE WANTED Young girl for general housework in country. Phone 132-Y. 61 WANTED SITUATIONS SITUATION WANTED- Strong will ing young man wauls garden or liny kind of work In town. Ily day iir job. Address C. W. P., Mall Tribune olllco. WANTED Position on raiicli by man and wife. Experienced. Box - Ti . iMnll Tribune. 03 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED -Teams wauled to haul wood. 51 1 10. Muln. 61 WANTED Vacuum (denning. II. A. Wysong. Phono 282, Jacksonville. 81 WANTED To horrow $2. 1111:1. (in at 8 per cent on first-class security. Box M., Mall Trlbuno. 62 WANTED A good homo Is offered In returned for housekeeping serv ice and coiupanintifthip lo a lady. Protestant perferred. Address P. O. Box, Mrs. M. M. Coolisey, Cen tral Point, Oregon. 60 WANTED Bring 11a your egga and Poultry. Wo pay cash. Medford Poultry and Egg Co. WANTED Houses to move. 488-M. or 488-X. Phone FOR II EST HOUSES FOR RENT Nicely furnished mod orn 6-room house, close In. I'lionc MF22. NP-cly furnished house Phono H2'.i-W. (il FOIt Itl'JNT .w It li lialh. 'OR RENT - Modern five-room limine and garage. 1'hone 370-W FOR RENT Six-room modern bun galow. eiiRt front, fine shade; range connected. Phone 48S-X. LOST This morning, near Dakota avenue, a gray coat. Finder leave) ar Garnett-C'orey Co. 60 MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN From HHHi to $5000 on hand to loan at 7 per cent, on good farm security. Earl Tiimy, 210 Gurnett-Corey Bldg. tf MONEY TO LOAN Money to loan on Medford property. Easy month ly payments. See D. R- Wood. FOIt EXCHANGE FOR TRADE (iood bungalow for toam or cattlo. Tor Informal inn lnquiro 637 Pine Street. 62 FOR EXCHANGE Two lota Seutllo, free and clear, for Medford im proved. Givo location and price. Address, Exchange, care Mcdl'ord Trlbuno. 61 FOR TRADE One large team, weighing nbout 3400 lbs., for team weighing 1250 to 1300 lbs. Call 815. BUSINESS UPPOIITUNITIKH WANTED Man who can Invest $150 to $3110 can easily niakn $75 per week clear. A. L. Allen, Hotel Hol land, City. 61 BUSINESS DmElTTOlir Accountant, E. M. WILSON Certified Public Ac countant, room 411, M. F. & II. Bldg., Mcdford, Oregon. A as to Supplies LAlIER AUTO SPRING CO. W are opernting the largest, oldest and best equipped plant in tho Pa cific northwest. ITse our Rprlugs when others fall. Sold under writ ton guarantee. 31 North Flftocntb St., Portland, Ore. Attorneys PORTER J. NEFF Attorney at law, rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. A. M. REAMES Lawyer. Oarnett Coroy bldg. Collections COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS We collected some nccounta 14 yenra old. We know how to gel the money. Tho Bullock Morcantll Agency. Inc.. Rooms 1, 2, 8. Has klns' Bldg., 218 E. Main st Dentist DR. T. T. SHAW Don 1 1st. Over Dan lels Clothing Store In rooms for merly occupied by Dr. Jones. Phone 692-Y. DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOO DR. C. C. VAN SCOYOC DcutlstB Onrnott Corey Bldg., Suite llf Medford, Ore. Phone 858. Engineer nnd Contractor FRED N. CUMMINGS Engineer and contractor, 404 M. F. & II. Mid Surveys, estlmntes. Irrigation drain ago, orohard and land Improvement Garbage GARBAGE Get your promises cleanrd up for the summer. Call on tlie city gnrhage wagons fo good service. Phone 874 L. Y. Allen. Instruction In Music FRED ALTON H A 1(1 HT Tencher o piano and harmony. Halght MuslO Studio, 401 GarnottCorey Bldg.. Phone 72. Insurance EAIII. S. TUMY Gonernl Insurance office, Fire, Automohilo, Accident, Liability, Plnlo Glass, Contract and Surety BuiiiIr. Excellent com panic", good Inenl service. No. 2H Uarnolt-Corey Bldg. Physicians and Surgeons DR. W. W. HOWARD Ostoopalhlo physician. 303 Garnett Coroy build lug. Phono 130. DR. J. J. EMM ENS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to eve, ear, noso and thront. lives scion ' tlflcnlly tested and glasses sup piled. Oculist nnd Aurlet for S. P, 11. R. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Co. bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 567. Printer find Publisher MEDFORD I'ltlSTINO CO, has th host eqtilpned printing orilco In Southern Oreron; Book binding, looso lent lodgers, billing Ky.rtctna, olc. Portland prices. 27 Nortb Kir at. Tni H-ier EA I IS IRANSI-Elt STORAGE CO. office 42 Noiih Ft-mt nt. Phone 315. Price rinhl Snvice guar nleorl FOR RENT Furnished and unfur nished house. Employment Agen cy, M. A. Under. 12.1 East Main. FURNISH El) A PARTM ENTS FOR RENT Desirable furnished apartment. The Borbon, Phone S38-R. FOR RENT One completely furnish ed spartuient at Hot Holland, in i i:i;i khan vt rut Ait c. TIME CARD. Lome Medford for A: hi. mil. Talent, and I'hoeulx daily, except .Sunday, at 8:011 a. 111., 1:00, 4:00 and 5:l."i p. 111. Also on Saturday at 10:15 p. in. Sun day leave nt 8 and 10:30 a. m and 1:00, 2:00 and !:30 p. m. Leavo Ashland for Modl'ord dully, except Sunday, nt 8:00 a. 111., 1:00, 4:00 nnd 5:15 p. in. Also on Saturday nights at 6:30. Sundays leave Ashland nt 9:00 n. 111., nnd 10.30 a. 111., 1:00, 4:30, 6:30, and 10:30 p. ui.