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Newspaper Page TextIiEDFOTTO lUiTTj TRIBUNE, ' ' IIEDFOIITX QTrcCONT, "TEDERDAY, ""XTJCTPST 8, '1917 GEST BUILT 10 BUILD AIRSHIPS BUFFALO, Aug. 8. Ground has been broken by the Curtlss Aeroplane company for the bigglat one-story factory building In the world' 1,000, 000 square feet of floor space to manufacture exclusively training planes of the United States army. Contracts call for completion of this great structure GO days from the time the survey Is made.' i This gives some Idea of the size of Uncle Sam's preparations for war in the air and the pressure being put be hind them. , Miracle of Construction. Up to noon July 28 nothing had been done about this building except decide that it would have to be built if the army is to have the training (Jane's it needs. At noon while all the other 15000 employes of the company were at their annual picnic, general manager W. A. Morgan sat down with a couple of assistants and the con tractors to work out plans. By 7 that night contracts were signed; Sunday morning surveys were started; Mon day morning ground was broken and materials for foundations began to arrive. In thirty days half the building must be under roof and In 30 more must be ready to install machinery and begin manufacturing. This miracle of rapid construction is made possible by a combination 'of good luck and American ingenuity. Nino Buildings in One?, The sticking point in all kinds of construction now, of courset ls steel. The steel trust is not accepting pri vate contracts for delivery , under 13 months and some Independents' want even more time. Where on, earth then could the steel for such a monster building come from in two weeks? It happened that the firm which has tak yyi the Curtiss contract had previously arranged to build nine large factory buildings of uniform size and had se cured the steel girders and beams for them. However, anybody that knows anything about building knows that steel fabricated for one purpose can only in part be used for another. . i This is where American Ingenuity came in. "Why not give up the idea of putting up a, bi(lldlng of conven tional, typo?" the engineers asked. "Take these nine buildings of uniform site, pupt them up side by side with the Intervening partitions left out and thus have under nine roofs' a single huge floor space. Of course the light ing won't be as good; hut these are war times, Uncle Sam needs airplanes and anything that will produce the goods has got to go." . .So In a few hours. modifications In design were made, contracts were slgued, telegraph wires got hot call ing together labor, forces and now work is being pushed with three shifts a day, seven days a. week in order that America may have her thousands of airplane on time. HENDR1CK TO AID SAN FRANCISCO. Antr. 8. .Spoil Hendricks, Sun Francisco attorney and clubman, hnd president of the Orciron & Nevada Telephone com pany, has ticcepted mi imporlnrit le gal position, under Herbert ('. Hoo ver, food administrator, it was an nounced today. Portland Livestock . POHTI.AXD, Aup. 8 HoK steady; receipts 2-10. Cnttle steady; receipts 148. Sheep steady; receipts (I.). Portland Butter PORTLAND, Aiic. 8. Butter prints iiuchtiiigf d ; cubes extras, )()(; prune firsts, IISKc. ('onipelilion for butter fat keen, one linn advances buying price of No. 1 '. cents to -Hie; No. 2, 1 cent to 42e. ASHLAND AND Dr. J. P. Johnson, formerly local rd here, and who removed to Joseph, Ore., some time apt, has received nn nssijinment as surgeon in the liuvy. For the present he is stationed at the Puuret .Sound vnnl, hut mnv re ceive orders to proceed to the Atlan tic const. Mrs. Johnson is with liim. and their nil Iress is Helena Apartments, Bremerton, Wash. ' Mr. nnd Mrs. K. L. Deihert and fcon Oeorirc, of Yuma, Ariz., are here visitinir relatives in Hie family of Dm Deibcrt. Carroll Byrne, son of n former TODAY'S MARKETS governor of South Dakota, -niiel nephew of the Beavers and Yoekoys here, who has recently been (serving in the navy as lieutenant and sta tioned ut the Philadelphia navy yard, has received a commission ns commander of" a submarine chaser and ordered to report lor duty ".somewhere in European waters." Rev. Jr. C. urn: Mrs. Reed, accom panied by several tent guests, nre camping on the Ministerial ranch on the Siskiyons. A meeting of Dixie association of ficials will be held at the Commer cial club office on Wednesday even ing of this week to perfect arrange ments for (he nnnnnl reunion of the genial southerners on August 15 in city parks'. The interstate commerce commis sion has a crew of experts here placing a physical valuation on Soulhern Pacific property as a basis of future rates. There arc nearly a dozen in the party, which is in charge of E. E. Bellinger. July weather in' this vicinity re vealed a maximum tempcruturo of 101 on the liith, with n minimum of 411 on the 27th nnd 2!)th. Precipita tion, ,:!0 of an inch, practically all falling during the thunderstorm ol the 18th. Clear days numbered 28. Rev. R. A. Hutchinson.' Melhodist pastor nt Central Point, nnd family are camping in Lithia park. t. If. Simpson is chairman of n special committee of the Ashland Red Cross auxiliary, the duties of which will be to afford relief from civilian sources to the families of enlisted men. Bert Greer is on a junketing trip to Portland and will address a ban eiuet during Buyers' Week. At the talkfest he will speak on Friday night, projioutidine; lite query, "Wlint is the Mutter .With the Oreut North west?" His visit to (he metropolis is in the way of emphasizing some opinions to' the point as to condi tions in general. H. G. Yeo, malinger of tile Jackson County Abstract tji'fieo, left for Sanla Ana, Oil., on Wednesday of this week for a fortnight's vacation with relatives. Members of his fum iy who have been in the south for some time past will return with him. During his absence Miss Pearl Wil shire will' hare churge of the office. Mrs. Surah Updegrnff vacated the Ashland hotel lust Saturday and on Monday H. A. Barney assumed man agement of the house. lie will nt tend to the rooming department, ex clusively, not furnishing meals for the present at least. Mrs. L. A. Jones of Cloverdale Cal., threw her; railroad ticket out of the car window recently in n elis. carded lunch box. Brakeman Hank Fisher found it not far distant from the Oregon border. Hence the ad monition from the Southern Pacific by way of official bulletin, to "care fully invoiee the contents of lunch boxes before throwing them away." Two Fords collided on Monday near the intersection of North Main and Wilier streets. The one driven by the management of the Ashlnnd Mills had n wheel taken off, the oilier sustaining minor damage. Funeral services of Mrs. Mary K Thomas, who died last Saturday, were held on Wednesday at the 'fam ily homo on the Boulevard, conducted by the pastors of the Congregational and Methodist churches. 1 lie; deceits cd was the wife of ("aplain A. W. Thomas, and besides her husband leaves six children. Interment was in Mountain View cemetery, the Women's Relief Corps participating in the final rites at the grave. Mrs. Thomas was 11 native of Indiana, 04 years of age. Ashland's Home Guard is being or ganizW and several are already Ink ing the prescribed training course for official positions. Ora K. Dei belt, formerly sergeant of First com pany, in captain. Mayor Lanikm 1 establishing a code of signals for summoning first aid in ease of fire, riot, seditious utterances or hunger strikes, these to be sounded by Hie lithia compressed nir tooler on city ball. George J. Walton, manager of the Klamath Falls Electric Power & Light Co., wo in Ashlnnil early in the week, having accompanied bis family ibis far on a trip to the sea shore at Ncw.port. Hosts of friends greeted him here, he having formerly been the genial manager of like pub lie utilities here. Mrs. V. II. Wallis of the Soda Springs ranch, accompanied by her son, lice, Miss Shaver, teacher of the school ill that district, and Miss Prw cilia Ciimiilinn of this city, left on Tuesday for an outing at Outer lake. The Julius Miller place on Moun tain nvenue lias been sold by the Heaver Realty Co. to Ivan Cnlvert son. son-in-law of William Ye'o, whon family is already in posses sion. An acre of ground goes will the residence. Ciilliertsoti is 11 jitney driver. Miss Mabi'l Van Nice Inn returned to her school duties at Oakland. Cal 1 M. Snow of Portland, nplninet rist with Meier & Frunk Co., is here visiting his hrothcr-in-law.Gi'orge1 Ganicre, of the Ashland Creamery. His wife accompanies him. Chin li s llurtier, civil win veteran, and well known in mine development work thruuut Jacksou county, died recentlynt the Soldiers' ' hmno. ' in Rosuburg. During the war period he was sergeant of Company F, First Kansas Infantry. Owing to the wholesale poisoning of livestock in Klamath county, the fire association of that district and Lake county is assisting ranchers in an effort to have the open deer sea son delayed from August 15 to Sep tember 1. The Ashland school i begin the fall tenu on Monday, September 3." CENTRAL POINT Miss Davidson; who lias been tcaediing at Vule, Ore., has returned home for' her vacation. Mrs. Hawk is at. Portland this week learning the latest style in hats. Mrs. Bebb left Sunday morning for Portland, where she will visit her daughter, Mrs. Pyburn, nnd son Ir- vin, who is working 111 the bank there. Mrs. Praett of South Mcdford was hopping here Saturday. Guy Tex and family-, spent the week end nt Prospect. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Grim, who have been visiting their daughter nt Corvallis for the past month, have returned. Mr. England, accompanied by his .daughter, Laura Grim, and her son Wultcr, motored to Weed, Cal., where they spent the week end. Rev. Cnrstcns of Medford preached an excellent sermon to a large con gregalion nt the M. E. church here Sunday evening. This talented marrl has a host of ndmirei's in our etiy. M. nnd Mrs. E. C. Fuller and children and Miss Aubrey Holmes motored to Ashland at high noon Sunday, where they enjoyed iv picnic dinner in Auto park. After spending a few hours there, they motored to Griffin Creek to visit Mi's. Howell of California, who is visiting her par ents,' Mr. and Mrs. Darby. A. A. Gillett of northern California is spending n few days here. Clatous MeCredie, who spent the week end at Grants Pass, has' re turned. Mrs. Thompson and daughter, Louclla, and sons, George and Will, spent Sunday nt Ashland. Mrs. Will Morris nnd little daugh ter spent Monday with her mother in this eily. Mrs. Morris left Tuesday morning for Copco, Cal., to join Mr. Morris, where they will make their permanent home. , Mr. nnd Mrs L C. Robnett nnd son George, and Mr., and Mrs. Tom Pnn- key nnd dnughter Thelma spent Sun day at Dead Indian. Mr. nnd Mrs. Russ Moore and daughters, Cecil und Thelma, of Lake Creek, came down to Central Point Sunday and enjoyed a few hours' visit with relutives and friends in our city. j. 0. Isaacson, John W. Jacobs, Arch Quisenberry nnd B. F. Peart, nil of Centrul I'oint, were among the many Sunday vacationists nt Soda Springs. Dr. Helstrom arrived from Pasa dena Tuesday morning nnd will sp-hil some time at bis orchard on MiM'on oirc Row. Fred Farra spent Monday n'.ght and Tuesday, with his father, E. L. Farm, returning to his duties with the Wells Fargo Express company in California Tuesday night. Miss Pe'ni)l Ross, our populnr tele phone opcriftor, is spending her va cation in Grants Pass. . . Mrs. Clarence Lovcrn nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Porter and their small daughter, Hyldegnrrd, returned Sat urday night from n fortnight's enjoy able stay at Dead Indian nnd McAl lister Springs. Glen and Will Pruelt spent Sun day with friends here. Sir. and Mrs. li. H. Pnxson arc e-n.joying a visit with their daughter, Miss Ruth, who is librarian at Siih-m, and is spending n month's vacation with home folks here. The Central Point Red Cross aux iliary, to secure more funds for carrying out their hospital supply work, nre collecting eilel papers nnd magazines. They would greatly ap preciate the favor if nnv one would leave any magazines ond Miicrs lit R. 11. Pnxson's drug store. Mr. and Mrs. George I.nlice' of Foots Creek were transacting bnsi ness in Oold Hill Tuesday. 1 Mr. and Mr. LiJe.'Cook-of Rock Point were in Gold Hill Saturday to You Can Shake Loose from The Tortures of Rheumatism By wing S. S. S. The germs of Rheumatism re in the blood, which is laden with mil lions of the minute demons ot pain, causing untold suffering and bringing its victim from vigor and strength to almost helplessness. To get real and genuine relief from this disease, these disease germs must be com pletely routed out of the system through the blood. S. S. S. has been tued for fifty year with satisfactory results in the meot:hir soil Clarence iqC ,toeJfiiriV,! who came down to spend Siuuluy with the home folks. ( Mrs. Jacobs nmD' George Jae'obs were transacting business in Child Hill Tuesday. t ' Collins McDongal of Grants Pass, a mining promoter and operator, was n guest of A. E.' Kelleigg a couple of days this week, . looking up some properties in this vicinity. J. R. Beiyd of Riverside Colony was in Medford Monday, Mrs. George Garrett of Gulls creek is reported epiito ill at her home. ' Mr. and Mrs. Sunt Turner, nceoin paiiied by their son Bitlie, hiotored to Gold Hill Saturday to visit at the home of G. B. Turner. Returning to their home 111 Klamath Fulls Sunday evening, they were accoinpnnied by their dnughter, Iris, who had been in Gold Hill the past month. ' The Tur ners were formerly residents of this place, having been 11 partner in the store now knows ns Lance & Co. Mrs. Henry Miller, Mrs. J. E. Dav idson, Mrs. Tom Roberts nnd Grand ma Baily motored to Applegnto Sun day to visit ut the home of W. S. Unity, Whose wife is very ill.' R. J. Fisher of Foots Creek wns a business visitor to Medford Mon day. Mrs. J: H. Boemnii left Monday evening for Portland, in answer to a message from her daughter, Mrs. Lane, who line! left Gold Hill ' last Saturday, wishing her mother to come so they could together go to Fort Stevens to Horton, wlio is with Company 7. Mrs. Lnnc is on her way to her home in Idaho. Rev. Hutchinson came up Sunday morning from his enmping pleasure at Ashland to preach morning ns well ns evening at the local M. E. church, but next Sunday there will be no, services, ns he hopes to nt- tend services up there und thoroly relax from home duties. Mrs. Eaton nnd daughter of Galls creek were in Gold Hill Saturday evening. Mrs. B, A. Admits of Rock Point wns in town Monday shopping. Dnrlcigh Slead hnd family of Riv erside Colony motored to Gold Hill Sunday. Miss Emma Gnunvnw, who has been employed the last eouplc of months in an Ashland millinery store, returned to her work Tuesday morning, liuving spent the past two weeks with her sister, Mrs. George Lance, at Foots Creek. Mrs. Dinwiddle and her daughter, Mrs. Martin, loft' Tuesday morning lor Los Angeles; .They wero aecom panied by Miss llelem Jacobs, who will visit in thut eity a week of more before proceeding to her home ; nt Omaha. Mrs. Laura Hiiiumersley nnd son, Vernie, came in Friday from Walilo to visit nt the hohie'-bf Attorney A. E. Kellogg. - - - -' Mrs. Coe Thompson of Bluekwcll Hill district i"ns shopping in Gold Hill Monday Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Cook left Monelny afternoon for A visit of 11 wvuk eir ten days at Yreka, their for mer home, which they have not vis ited for nine years. They took the train for Medford, where they will join the rest of the party anil pro ceed by nu to. ' O. E. Blackington of Galls creek brought in some lovely Yellow Trnns parents, the first of the season, Tuesday. WILLOW SPRINGS Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Eldcn are en joying tno visit of their old friends, Mr. and Mrs. R. Iloyt of Elburn, Illi nois. Mr. nnd Mrs. Iloyt have toured southern California and are 011 their homeward Journey. Master Ralph Elden wns brought homo last Sunday from, tho Sacred Heart hospital In Medford where he hnd been confined for several days with a supposed case or typhoid. He Is gradually gaining strength and It Is hoped he will soon be among his play mates again. ' Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Harris and son Herbert, wero Medford business visi tors on Monday. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. P. (irnbb of Tor lock, California and Mr. and Mrs. N Grubb of Aslilund wero dinner guests at the home of Mrs. .1. W. Itlckson Friday. 1 Mr. nnd Mrs. Cobb Law and family were entertained with a dinner nt the tfealrtn ranch near "Table Rock "bn Snndny. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stratlb and fnm 11 motored to (iold HIU'Knnilnv b - 'Mr. and Mrs. It. Iloyt and Mr. Eldcn motored to the desert Sunday treatment of liheumatlsm. It act! directly upon the blood, which it Promptly purifies of all disease germs, t is a powerful antidote, and elimi nate! from the blood all trace, of rheumatic germs, building up and strengthening the run-down system. Write to-day to our medical di rector) who will give you valuable advice regarding the proper treat ment of vour own case. AedrM Swift Specific Co, DcpU I At- lant, C. morning early in search of agates. A few pretty specimens were found. Mr. and Mrs. M. Young and little soli Cleo, were callers at the Sauford Hlchardson home on Sunday. Air. and Mrs. H. UeArmond of Mend, Oregon, were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Stone on Monday. REESE CREEK RIPLEJS Mr. Robertson was at Mr. Ham mol's one day last week. ' ' The Misses' Mary Robertson, Alice and Maude Schlelbert visited at Mr. PBttogrcw's ono day last week. The Misses Alice and Maude Schleichert! returned to their home in Medford last Thursday, after a two weeks visit at tho homo of Mr. Rob ertson. Wi. E. llammel nnd wife, Sam Courtney and wife, called nt Mr. Rob ertson's last Thursday evening. Mr. Graham was in Medford Thurs. day on business. Sam Courtney was In Medford Fri day on business. Mrs. Sam Coy visited Mrs. llammel and Mrs. Courtney last Thursday. Mr. Dougherty, the Raleigh man, was In this community last week call- lug on his customers. Elleh McCabe visited Ethel Ewen Sunday. Charley Pettegrew" Is working at Wilfer Jack's this week. The Robertson boys are hauling wood this wec"k. W. E. Hnmmel and wife, Sam Courtney and wife visited at R. U. Minter's Sunday. Mrs. Bert Clnrno was at Mrs. Cran- dal's a few days last week. Mrs. Dick Johnson visited her mother, Mrs. Grant Mathews Monday. The little throshing machine is In the neighborhood. A good many are availing themselves of the opportunity to thresh. Dick Johnson, Alox. Vestal, Bert Clarno are among the number that have threshed. Charley Pettegrew vlBlted at Mr. Robertson's Sunday. COURT HOUSE REPORT Reported by Jackson County Ab . stract Co., Sixth and Fir BU. Marrtago TJccnscs. Thomas Abbott, and Cecile Vencta Moore. Frunk Veil; hnd Lena Yioln Barr, O. R. Hall and Ellin Murphy. : A. E. Ednumdson nnd Lola M. While. Circuit Court. If. L. Hill vs. United Copper Co. miners lien. Northwest Trust & Savings Bank vs. John G. Pierce ot nx, order over- rnlinn- ilemnrrer. W. J. Smith vs. Is.. A. Wyckoll, lii'n. George A. Codding vs. Acey C. Martin, aclion for money. rrohnto Court. Estate of William R. Hymni, peti tion for adiiiinislralor, 011th of ail niinistiiitor, order appointing ml minis! rator, bond f administrator petition und order appointing u praiser, inventory nnd appraisement ' Ileal Estate Transfers. W. L. MeCluru vs. City of Gold Hill, land in sec. l.Villi-oW. and waler ditch - $ C. P. Good ct ux to F. W. ller rin, land in sees. 28 and 29- :ih-ie - !,( Elmer E. Bagli'.v ct ux to Da vid II. Joslyn et ux, lot in Ashland, lots ill Woodvillc, liuav Rogue liiver, and liiml ill sec. 2'2-:io-lV n.ooo FOH ' SORE, SWOLLEN, TIRED FEET Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment IT ALL ORUQ TORES Tube 25c Jn 80c WASTED SITUATIONS WANTED Htenogrnplilc work by day, hour or lob. Miss M. A. Dally. Phono 83.1-R. WAiXTEl) Experienced bookkeeper and -stenographer wishes permanent position. At references. Address V. (). Uox Md,, Medford. 12 HELP WANTEI FEMAXB WANTED Girl for general house work, C'nll 607 J2. 120 WANTED 'Compatent woman for general housework. Phone 805-.I. 1 Jl WANTED Girl for general house work. Apply phono 363-K. HKI.r WANTKI) MALE WANTED Man for general ranch work. Address ., Mull Tribune. 120 WANTED Experienced man with horses and equipment to care for 200-ncre hearing orchard. M., cttre Mall Tribune. 12 1 1 WANTEIV Stockman at Mira Vista Orchard. Phone 5S7-J3, I. liy reuHun of eliuruuitll dlitlrllHilInn with llif dni ertiilfl lu llio I nltsl MtttM and lowvr wlUnic cose. rcUut-'vii pritca ore now uowiblu X , . Eckman's , Alterative FOR THROAT AND LUNGS Stubborn e'onrfliM nnd l.'oldM No Alctuil. 2iucoUo or ILibiL-fonuUv Drug 2 Sizo $1 Sir.o Now. J1.S0 Now 80 Cts. F. hniBTi T.nrtnrntorT. I'hllaillohla. HlXl" WANTED. Male or 1'eimilo. WANTED A young lady or young man for stenographer end office work, not neccssnry to be an expert. Address 1)-K, care Mail Tribune, stating experience, salary wanted WANTED -Uookkooper. must be ex perionced. Box 1038, Medford, Oregon. 118 WANTED MISCKI.LAXEOUS WANTED To buy a good fresh milk cow. Phone 777-L. WANTED By middle-aged lady, two modern rooms furnished for light housekeeping; must be close In. near library preferred. References given. Phone 499-Y. 118 WANTED Fruit or wood rack. 118 Phone R-13-W. WANTED Carload body fir or oak ' Onn,n...l...n .,..11. .am.. e dress University Club, Medroru. Oregon. 120 WANTED Cattle and hogs to pas ture. Phone H. D. Powell, Ashland 4F13, or H. W. Bingham, MIra Vista Orchard, Modford. WANTED To buy stock hogs. H. W. Bingham. Medford. WANTED 5000 pounds of poultry weekly. We assure you fair treat ment and highest prrces In the city Get our trade and cash prices. War ner, Wormian & Gore. WANTED Bring ub your ggi and Poultry. We pay cash. Medford Poultry and Egg Co. . WANTED Housbb to mar. Phone 4RR-M. or 4HS-X FUKNISHKD APARTMENTS FOR. RUNT Nicoly furnished apart ment, 211 Olson. tt FOB BKlfl-BOUSES FOR RENT Six-room modern bun- galow, big sleeping porch, in Jack sonville. Phone 364 Jacksanville. 118 FOR RENT Six-room modern bun. galow, big Bleeping porch, all mod ern conveniences. Dr. E. H. Por ter. FURNISHED A P ATtTMTJN T9 FOR BENT Furnished Apt. summer ratoB. The Bornon. pnone dss-k. FOR RENT One completely furnish ed apartment lit Hotel Holland. FOB RENIN HOUSEKEEPING ' ROOMS. FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms, three blocks from Main St. 3 1 1 '.'. llartlott. Phono B70-L. FOB RENT MISCELLANEOUS FORRENT 400-ncro ranchTloo! acre bearing npplo and pear or chard, 2 00 acres hay and grain land. Address G., euro Mall Tri llium. 121 FOR RENT evaporator. Large fruit dryer and U., care Mull Tribune. 121 FOR RENT Hrlek Candy Store room at 21 1 West Main. Also two-story dwelling at 402 S. Newtown St. John F. White. 142 FOR SALE Farming land, fruit land, stock ranches, tlmligr lanel, from $10 per acre up. on long time, easy payments, or might exchange Tor other clear property. Address Gold Ray Realty Co. 'OR RENT Farms nnd stock ranch es, garden land. Gold Bay Roalty Co. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR HALE. 11F12. -Cows. C. Filch. Phone 120 VOIl SALE 175 Angorn gonts and team, weighs between 1100 nnd 12U0 each. Edison Hard, Ucn. Dei., Modford. 119 FOR SALE Fifty head high grade Angora goats. Pliono H03-X, 118 FOR SALE Splendid Jersey heifer. Phone 732-J2. FOR SALE Good team, 2 4 00. Ed. it. Whlto. Phono B1U. FOR BALE Good all round work mare and saddlo pony. Phone 2 8.11. . 118 FOR BALE Tcnin good mules. L. 11. Brown, ut Runs .Mill. FOR SALE 250 hend of shoep. F. 1. Orr, Rogue River, Oregon. 1.17 FOR SALE MlhCKLLANEOUB FOR HALE lllcycle. good condition $12.00. 819 Dennett. Phono 553- J. 118 FOR SALE Benches, He per pound nn tree's. Phone 2 1 7-R, or cull 4 I I South Riverside 120 FOR SALE. Apricots, SVdc pound. Berkeley Orchards. per 119 FOR SALE Household goods, 1156 West Eighth St. 128 FOR SALE lliilrk In good condition $150.00, if taken at once. Fred J. Kick. Phone 53, Jacksonville, ore. Oregon. FOR SALE- Four horsepower Flan ders motorcycle, good condition, $35.00, cash. Phone 869-11 .oven Inge. , 118 FOR HAI.K KKAti KHTATB KOR 3ALK Will sell 3.". acres of fine land, worth $7000, at a bargain. All in cultivation, easily Irrigated and will , grow alfalfa. Near .Med ford on good highway. Total price only :t000. K. S. Tumy, 210 Gar-nott-Corey lilds. I'OR SALE Six acres, two acres in alfalfa, remainder fine garden land, fruit nuts, berries, good bam, out houses, otc., six-room house, cheap, ' cash or terms. Address Box 124, Jacksonville. Oregon. 138 FOR EXC71AXGB TO EXCHANGE Now $350 Krauso piano and some cash for auto in ' good condition. Box 233, Ashland, Oregon. 124 MONEY TO TXMN MONEY TO LOAN On good secur ity. Phono 647-J. J. B. Andrews, Medford Business College Bldg., Room 2. ' MONEY TO LOAN From $1000 to $5000 on hand to loan at 7 per cent, on good farm security. Earl Tumy, 210 Garnett-Corey Bldg. tf MONEY TO LOAN Money to loan on Medford property. Easy month 1t payments. See D. R. Wood. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Attorneys PORTER J. NEFF Attorney at lew. rooms 8 nnd 9, Meilford Nations? Bank Building. A. B. RE AMES Lawyer. Garnet. Corey bldsi. Accountant. E. M. WILSON Certified Public Ac countant, room 411, M. F. & H. Bldg., Modford, Oregon. A us 10 Supplies LATTER AUTO SPRING CO. We are operating the largest, oldest and best equipped plant In the Pe ciflo northwest. Use our springs when others fall. Sold under writ ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Ore. Collections COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS We collected some accounts 14 yean old. We know - how to get the money. The Bullock Mercantile Agency, Inc., Rooms 1, 2, S. Has kins' Bldg., 216 E. Main at. Dentists DR. T. T. SHAW Dentist. Oyer Dan. tele Clothing Store In rooms for merly occupied by Dr. Jones. Phone 92-Y. - Knglnoer nnel Contractor FRED N. CUMMINGS Engineer ano contractor, 404 M. F. & II. Bid. Surveys, estimates, Irrigation drain, age, orchard and land Improvement Farm Loans. LOANS iiedford ajid Rogue River National Farm Loan associations, 5 to 40 years, interest 6 per cent- 6 per cOnt $3 semi-annually on each $100 of loan pays Interest and principal In 86 years. Privilege of paying $25 or any multiple thereof aftor 6 years. Deposits received, 4 por cent, convertible Into 4 14 per cent Farm Loan Bonds. Buy a bond $25, $50, $100, $500 and $1000. E. II. llurd, Secretary Treasuror, Garnctt-Corey Building, Medford, Oregon. 129 Garbage GARBAGE Get your premises cleaned up for the summer. Call on the city garbage wagons to good service. Phone 874-L. t. Y. Allen. Instruction In M11M0 FRED ALTON IIA10HT Teacher ol piano and harmony. Halght Musli Studio, 401 Qarnett-Corey Bldg, Phone 72. Insurance EARL 8. TUMY General Insurance office, Fire, Automobile, Accident, Liability, Plate Glass, Contract and Surety Bonds. Excellent com panies, good local service. No, 214) Garnett-Corey Bldg. Physicians anil Surgeons DR. W, W. lrOWARD Osteopath! physician. 303 Garnett-Corey build Ing. Pbone 130. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and eurgoon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose a.id throat. Eyea aclen tlflcally tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst for S. F, R. R. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Cex bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 667. Prlnte.rs anel Publishers MEDFOHD PRINTING CO., has the best equipped printing office in Southern Oregon; Book binding, loose lent ledgers, billing eysteme, eto. Portland prices. 27 NorU Fir it Transfer EADH TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front st. Phone 816. Prices right Sorrlre suae". INTimillt.tN AI TOC All a TIME CARD. Leave Medford for Ashlnnd, Talent, and Phoonlx dally, except Sunday, at 8:00 a. in., 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Iso on Saturday at 10: 15 p. m. Sun days leave at 8 and 10:30 a. m, ud :00, 2:00, 5:30 and 9:30 p. m. Leave Ashland for Medford dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 n. m., 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Saturday nights at 6:30. Sundays leavo Ashland at 9:00 a, til., and 10.30 a. m., 1:40, 4:80, 8:30, and 10:30 p. m.