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'OTCF.CIOX TRTDAY, (ATTflTTRT 17, T017 VKUYj TJ I RTTPI ' MILITARY DUTY " AWAITSTHESEMEN List of names of persons whose Registration Cards are In the posses sion of this Local Board, In the order of their liability tor mllltnry service, as determined by this Local Board and as required by the Rules and Regulations. Sorlal Order No. Name. Address. No. 2TiS J. W. Bowers, Ashland; 1. 158 J. C. Croft, UaKlo Point; 2. 854 D, L. Flynn, Medford; 3. 1095 C. T. Ferns, Medford; 4. i 78.1 J. A. Bedlngfleld, Medford; 5. 1117 Wl. L. Hendrlckson, Medford; 0. 837 C. W. Hays, Medford; 7. 3.17 C. A. Boles, Central Point; 8. 676 B. L. Buckmastcr, Medford; 9. 275 R. W. Trefren, Butte Falls; 10. 509 M. H. Stoekford, Medfordi 11. 1185 C. D. Carpenter, Gr'ts Pass; 12. 564 L. W. Stansoll, Jacksonv'lo; 13. 9 15 V. H. Vawter, Medford; 14. AUG J. B. Dollaire, .TacUsonvllle; 15. lHi7 B. D. Beeson, Talent; 16. 5.16 P. W. Wheeler, Central Pt.; 17. 548 W. M. Coffman, Jacksonv.; 18. 126 E. B. Decker, Ashland; 19. 1237.W. J. Atkins, Talent: 20. - 784 Gllbort Stuart, Medford; 21. 755 S. C. Stlnson, Medford; 22. 107 M. B. Roblson, Ashland; 23. 1369 I. O'Donoughue, Ashland; 24. 616 A. A. Meyer, Lake Creek; 25. 373 F. V. Henry, Ashland; 26. 1266 H. N. Gleim, Talent; 27. 775 L. A. Worden. Medford; 28. 4S6 C. S. Porter, Gold Hill; 29. 692 W. S. Stover, Medford; 80. 600 A. A. Parry, Jacksonville; 31. 810 H. Pellett, Medford; 32. 507 E. A. Geary, Medford; 33. 309 E. L. March, Central Point; 34. 437 E. 0. Dahack. Eagle Point'; 35. 1324 J. S. Byrne, Watklns; 36. 604 F. 13. Lewis, Jacksonville; 37. 43 B. H. Hinthorne, Ashland; 38. 1264 L. ,T. Davis, Talent; 39. 1066 .T. B. Meeham, Medford; 40. 924 C. C. Tedrick, Modford; 41. 420 R. E. Potter, Eagle Point; 42. 1014 ,T. D. Morrell, Medford; 4,1. 1178 P. J. Strahan, Rogue River; 44. 514 W. N. Kime. Medford; 45. 43.1 W. O. Pruett, Eagle Point; 46. 1329 H. H. Clarke, Central Pt.; 47. 10 L. L. Roberts, Ashland; 48. 1045 H. Patton, Medford; 49. 1031 R. L. Pulaski. Medford; 50. lSM B. O. Force, Central Point; 51. 487 C. B. Rltter, Gold Hill; 52. 1282 W. H. Cushman, Trail; 53. 1323 W. Cblllngs; Watklns; 54. 797 C. H. Franks, Medford; 55. 140 E. 3. Fraley, Ashland; 56. 1236 F. J. Brandt. Talent; 57. 432 A. Conover, Eagle Point; 58. 18 O. H. Gaines, Ashland: 59. 652 R. Middleton, Modford; 60. 927 A. E. Jackson, Medford; 61. 739 H. D. Prickett, Fort Worth, Texas, 62. 601 a. W. Margreltor, Jacks'v.; 63. 1322 O. F. Collings, Watklns; 64. 1146 F. T. Fish, Phoenix; 65. 1103 C. L. Furrv, Phoenix; 60. 1395 C. Davis, Derby: 67. 606 L, C. Port. Jacksonville: 68. 182 G. W. Williams, Ashland; 69. 513 J. H. Darby, Medford; 70. 4 6 A. O. McGee, Ashland; 71. 1020 E. E. Vroman, Medford; 72. 3 099 N. R. Walters, Phoenix; 73. 223 C. H. Elmore, Applegate; 74. 117 C. C. C. Crowson. Ashland; 75. 602 .T. D. Clarke, Jacksonville: 76. 390 S. Hamilton, Eagle Point; 77. 75 K. M. Rose. Ashland: 78. 772 E. E. Brown, Medford;. 79. 721 D. Griffiths; Medford; 80. 786 F. G. Williams, Medford; 81. 280 J. C. Smith, Butto Falls; 82. 1292 I. H. Howe, Trail: 83. .972 F. M. Craig, Medford: 84. 1(83 R. F. Blackburn, Medford; 85. 757 E. H. Wilkinson, Modford; 86. 906 E. R. Wight, Medford; 87. S68-C. A. Kclzur. Medford; 88. 332 Bert Perk, Central Point; 89. 379 A.M. Edmondson, Derby; 90. 542 L. O. Walker, Gold Hill; 91. 194 F. W. Houston. Eagle Pt.; 92. S74 C. L. Smith, Medford: 93. 552 G. Lowis, Eaglo Point; 94. 1.100 L. II. Wertz, Ruch; 95. 298 W. H. Morrlman, Cent. Pt.: 96 675 H. S. Brumble, Medford; 97. 1294 H. ,T. Arnold, Bunrom; 9S. 1148 L. C. DoCarJow, plnohurst; 99 1354 C. Williams. Rogue River; 100 343 C. C. McCrcdie, Cent. Pt.: 101 982 R. L. Maulo, Medford; 102. 726 R. Miyamoto, Modford; 103. 15 B. F. Shaffer. Ashland; 104. 905 W. W. Borgman, Eagle Point; 105. 933 L. L. Guyer, Medford; 106. 12S8 I,. Blnss, Trail; 107. 452 F. L. Ltiv, Wellcn; 108. 355 E. It. Lull, Central Point; 109 530 F. D. Srlirump, Gold Hill; 110 809 .1. D. Hendrlckson, Modford; 111. 1114 TJ. V Hamlin. Medford: 112. 6J" G. A. Richardson, Medford; 113. 218 G. H. Meo. Applegate; 111. 620 E. C. Nvgren. Brownsboro: 115 1334 I. .1. A. McIUilght, Central Pt.; 116. 550 M. W. Van Horn, Jacksonville; 117. 074 C. H. Zimmerman, Medford; 118. "I W. A. Phillip.". Ashland: 119 9X1 M. Wasrhau. Medford: 120. 770 L. V. Bostwlek, Medford; 121 SS2 G. N. Birkland. Medford: 122. C77 R. W. Shape. Medford; 123. 749 C. C. Ganlt, Medford: 124. 1211 .1. F. Morrill. Gold Hill: 125. 525 T. K. Pnnkey. Gold Hill: 126. 760 E. E Russell, Medford: 127. 1S3 I). A. Snyder. Ashland; 128. 56 O. Klum, Ashland: 129. 1276 O 11 Powers. Talent: 130. "92 C. F. Rosecrans. Medford; 131 X II Parlor Anhlnnd: 132. 3-iO A. H. Stallworth, Oen. Pt.i 133 54 G. C. Jenkins. Ashland: l-n 870 r n smith Medford: 1".'. 549 B. Shoemaker, Gold Hill; 136 11.12 8. B. Morgan, Medford; 1.17. 4 40 J. n. Castor, Eagle Point; 138 741 E. D. Jesslmnn. Mwiroro; u. 1054 John Wulf, Medford; 140. 1575 G. A. Kerbv,. Talent: 141. 711 W V. Corum, Medford: HI. 1022 F. I,. Poole, Medford: 143. Ml W. H. Voltt. Medford: 144. 638 E. A. Russell, Beagle; 145. LITTLE EFFORT TO GRANTS PASS, Or., Au. 17.! Rulph Turpin, self-confessed mur derer of William McCullistcr, whom ho sliot.nnd killed after a dispute over a trivial difference, Iius been brought hero from Klamuth Kalis, where lie was captured. His story of his flijrht after the hooting last Friday morning, is fill ed with unusual incidents. In nil points in which information is ob tainable from other sources, his story is corroborated. Between the time of the murder. about 9 o'clock Friday morning, and shortly after dark that same even- ng, he traveled over rousih hills a lslanco of twenty-five miles to his father's home on the outskirts of this city. Altho the home wns supposed to be watched, young Turpin entered, learned irom his father that McCal- lstcr had died, took a loaf of bread and a jar of canned fruit and left again, going south on the Pacific highway. oocs Thru Town. Turpin traveled the main road un til ho reached Gold Hill, . seventeen: miles distant, and had a sleep by the roadside. He went to a barber shop at Gold Hill for a shave. During the afternoon he left for Medlord, still keeping to the IVil'ic highway. He passed thru Medford Saturday even ing about 8 o'clock, when the streets were crowded. He reached Ashland and passed thru the center of the town about midnight. Ho stopped at a peach orchard near Neal creek, five miles south of sliland, for a nap. When he stnrted to resume his journey at about 2 o'clock he saw nn automobile ap proaching, and hid behind n cluster of rose bushes. The car stopped within fifty feet of his hiding place nd the occupants filled the radiator with water. Turpin recognized (lie men in the nuio ns Sheriff Lewis and Deputy Lister of this county, who wore re turning from Siskiyou enmity, Cali fornia, where they had gone in search of furptn. Hero Turpm left the Pacific, high way and struck over Green Spring mountain. Shortly past tho summit :ic was overtaken by an auto driven by a Klanialh Falls photographer named Miller, who gave him u ride into that city. Sunday nt Klumnth. Ho spent Sunday night in a lod ing house in Klanialh Falls, and the next morning went down lo the pas scngcr station with a hazy idea of getting out of town; where and how he bad not planned. At t ho station lie was recognized by a former Grants Pass man named York, who notified two special deputy sheriffs nearby. York pointed out Turpin to them and they started for him. Turpin insist that he simply walked around the tation twice, keeping the station be tween himself and the deputy slier ffs. After the second circuit of the dation the deputies, figuring they had lost their man, returned to their station in the railroad yards. An hour or so later Turpin started to walk across nn open field, and was again seen by York, who notified Sheriff Humphrey. On the way to the jail turpm gave his name ns Newton and said he lived at Ashland; but when York asked i, "How's Grants Passf Turpin replied without hesitation, "F.very- thing was all right when I left." Slier- ff Humphrey recognized linn from a scar on the back of his head and called him by his right name, where upon Turpin broke down and con fessed tho whole nllair. 1032 W. O. Gentry, Modford; 116. 623 F. E. Kdler, Lake Creek; 147. 269 L. It. Cook. Butte Falls; 148. 685 G. Mickey, Medford; 149. 1141 J. T. Edwards, Phoenix; luO. 1314 It. G. llarr. Watklns; 151. nifi F A. Purd n. Medford: 1:2. 335 P. J. Norcross, Central Pt.; 153 49.1 G. 8. Kostor, Gold Hill; L,4 1358 R. B. Carter, Rogue Rlv.; Lu 923 W. F. Middle, Medford; li. 1 305 R. H. Offcnbacher. Hum- laf. 341 M. A. Houston, cent, Pt.: los inn? H. Heine. Medford: L9. 391 J. G. Lewis. Kacle roint J 1366 H. A. Smith. Rogue Klver; It, .1.-.3 F. V. Witto, Central 11.: 970 E. R. Isaac, Medford; 163. 637 1. Poterman, Beagle; 164. 360 O. A. Austin, Wellcn; 166. 1217 V. Conley, Central Point; 166. 571 P. R. Oard, Jacksonville; 167. 4K8 B. 11. Short. Gold Hill; 161. 704 C. E. Flshet, Mcd'ord; 169. 79 t' a Cole. Ashland: 170. 356 W. W. Smith, Central Pt.; 171 112 S f'.rlsson. Ashland; 1 1 .'. 1067 E. C. Carpenter, Medford; 173 (To Be Continued Tomorrow.) Bell-ans Absolutely Removes Indigestion. Onepricknge proves it 25c at all druggists. TO BE HELD HERE SEPTEMBER 18-23 Tho seventh annual Jackson Coun ty fair will be held in Medford, Sep tember 18 to 22 and the premiums offered on products ot tho farm, orch ard; dairy, kitchen, pantry, on fancy work, art, flowers, livestock, poultry, etc., are very liberal and everyone who can should make some entries. Owing to the fact that thore are to bo no races this year or attractions connected with tho fair that required tho same being held at the fair grounds, It was decided to lease tho N'atatorluin and grounds, houso all the exhibits except livestock In the building and to prepare suitable places to exhibit the stock In tho shade of the trees on the grounds, and house It In a nearby large barn at night. It was also decided to have the fair open of nights and provide entertainment In the large hall each night. There will also be merchants' displays and style show, open to all the merchants ot the county. Another attractive feature is the general admission of 25 cents Instead of 50 cents as heretofore. This to gether with no faro to puy for riding to tho grounds will make It possible for everybody to attend, bring their wholo family each day, soo as good it not better exhibits than ever be fore and enjoy themselves in a com fortable place. Thore will bo water sports In the big pool, bowling, dancing, and other free attractions each evening to be announced later. The Juvenile department under the upervlslon ot County Superintendent G. W. Ager, will make a better show ing this year than ever before and tho children of the county are making great preparations for the samo. Among the prizes offerod is two free trips to the state fair for boys and two for girls. The prizes for the highest scoring uisirict exniniis mis year aro as loi- lows: First, 100; second, $40; third. 5; fourth, $15. Tho prize winning exhibits in this class as well as in fruits, vegetables, grains and other exhibits will bo put In a county ex hibit and shown at the stato fair and tho Land Products show at Portland. D. M. Lowe's big exhibit of 500 pro ducts from ono farm will ho another foature this year. In fact the management are busy preparing to make this fair a big success and ask that evory merchant and citizen in the county boost for tho fair and boost every day. If you haven't a premium list get one at any ot the banks or stores or send to J. II. Carkin, secretary. In addition to ear shortage and striko situations, the Southern Pacific- Shasta division faces a crisis here in efforts lo secure a house for Kngincor Klbcrt Hush. The prem ises at 111 Church street have been sold over his head, and what com plicates mutters is that Hush has only till tle first of next April in which lo secure new quarters, .-.very tall in Iho rounilhoiiso is occupied, and a handy locution at 381 A street, near the freight depot, which was thought available, is already pre empted by long-term lenso in the hands of the chair doctor. It is thought, however, that the S. P., in Hush's behalf, can secure an option on the vacant bungalow four miles up Hie canyon, near Watson Falls. I. A. Graham, recently returned Dont ask for Crackers WK HKLL C. P. KrllM Mnn.li llcjinctt Warner, Wortmnn & flore John llroHnleo i. E. Olmslovd sag i from San Francisco, has gono toj Fort Stevens in responso (o a tele-j gram from military authorities,' whero report has it that a commis sioned officer's position is awaiting him. Graham was formerly a mem ber of First company in this city. Hoover had better harvest the huckleberry output, in view of re ports from returning vacationists in the Lake of tho Woods berry patches, who stato that the Indian pickers havo quadrupled tho price. When asked the reason, the invariable re ply is, ''Hell heap war in Europe." Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lane, Miss Georgia Coffee mid Floyd Place leave this week for a tour of the Crater Jako and adjacent mountain regions. Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Orres will camp for a week or more in the vicinity of tho Ashland mine, tho former at tending to business mutters in town intermittently. The Hodgson really agency has recently sold the Oscar Gustnfson ranch on Granite street l Mrs. Har riet Poole of Yreka, who takes pos session October 1, also the Logan Sparks ranch of twenty-two acres, two miles easl of town, to C. 0. But ler of California. A dispatch in the dailies of Thursday states that Clyde E. Gray of Ashland has been commissioned a first lieutenant of field artillery, the result of nttcndiug the Fort Myer training camp course. Undertaker Stock wns called upon Friday to officiate nt the funeral of Charles P. Kcrby, son of Joseph Kerby of Wnguer creek, who died August .". Services wore nt the, grave and interment was in Stearns cemetery. The deceased was 24 years old. lie leaves n wife und young child. Another warning worded in big type has been issued from police headquarters to the effect that after August 35 tho pace as set by auto ordinance will be rigidly enforced The maximum speed within city limits is fifteen miles per hour. A further admonition is that all mufflers must be closed. . Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Billings leave this week for a fortnight's recre ntion at the seaside, Newport being their destination. M. A. Pottenger of St. Joseph, 'Mo., aullior and lecturer, was in town on Wednesday interviewing Iho Ma sonic, affiliations hero witlr the view of delivering an illustrated lecture later in the season. , L'pon recommendation of Recorder Wimcr, the city will redeem nearly f'io.OOO of electric, light bonds by triinslcr of unused bnlunccs in van ous oilier funds, thus affecting a saving of several hundred dollars in annual interest charges. Mr. Elsie Churchman and chil Admire Babies? Evorjr jTiormal Woman's , heart thrills with the thought of pos- BOHBlng a baby. What man can fully perceive tho uympathet- 1 o understand-' ing and the lovellcht that glows In a worn tin's eyes nt tho sight of hor IIckIi and blood roircBt-ntcit In tho tiny Infant. Every woman in tho Joy of coming molhorhood should nrcparo hor Bys tern for tho erinls and tho ununual strain. Thrco tfoncraUnnH have found tho tried and reliable extomtil application, "Mother's Friend" of tho greatest help at such a time. By Its dally uko throughout the period, the skin of tho abdomen is mndo soft and elastic, tho expanding muscles relax naturally and with ense, when baby arrives, and tho Inflammation of breast glands is poothed. By no chance neglect to obtain this (Trent preparation which sclcnco has of fered for bo many years to ex poctont mothers. AVrito tho Urnrlnold Ketru. lator Co.. Dept. Ij, 200 Lamar litiiWInK, Atlanta, Go., for their helpful and Interest ing book, "Motherhood and tho Baby". It is froo and is well worth writing for. No woman should full to help nature In' the Eevrrent strain ever put upon hor. "Mother's Friend" is procurable frnm upy druggist and is a rent help to nattiro In her glorious work. "Mother's Friend" Is absolutely and entirely safe. "All rlRht, Mother! SNOW FLAKES for mine, overy tlino!" Orowlim children love the crisp BaltlncH ot SNOW- FLAKES. They aro good for them, and you, too! Sold In 3 bIzch of packages, and In bulk. I'ACIFIC OOAST I1ISCIIT CO. I'ortliind' Ori.(in, 'KM Clin It. Srbleffelln J. G. IMbbard Joim ("ash Jrovery Fonts (irorcrjr Comimny dren are visiting relatives in Port land and will also go lo Newport be fore returning homo about Septem ber 1. Walker Thorne of Seattle, buyer for the "lion Marche," tho big de partment store of that metropolis, is visiting relatives hero on his way to New York City. Laugh When People Step On Your Feet Try this yourself than It along to others. ' It worksl ' pass Ouch-!?!?! I This kind of rough talk will ha heArd less here in town if people troubled with corns will follow the simple advice oi this Cincinnati authority, who claims that a few drops ot a drug called freezone when applied to a tender, aching corn stops soreness at once, and soon the corn dries up and lifts right out without pain, oi He savs freezono iB an ether oonv pound which dries immediately and never Inflames or even irritates the surrounding tissue or skin. A quarter of an ounce of freezone will cost very little at anv drug store, but is suffi cient to remove every hard or soft corn or callus from one's leet Millions of American women will welcome this announcement since the Inauguration of the high heels. HELP WANTED FEMALE WANTED Lady bookkeeper. Box S., Mail Tribuno. 127 WANTED. Womaa for general house work for small family at Copco, California, Siskiyou county. Apply o Mrs. Crawford, Sacrod Heart 'hospital, Medford. 126 WANTED Competent woman for genoral housowork, $S.00 a week Tel. 724-J. 126 WANTED Girl for genoral house work In family of two. Call Mrs, Donald S. Clark. Phone 67J3. 127 WANTED Girl for general houBO- work. Phono B67-J2. HELP WANTED MALE WANTED Pickers at Mira Vista Or chard. Phone 597-J2. WANTED rickors for Monday, Au gust 20th. Foothills Orchard. 127' WANTED Man and wife without family for, general ranch work, wife to do housework. Stoudy em ployment. Address Mall Tribune, Box II. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Stenographic, work by day, hour or Job. Miss M. A. Dally. Phono 833-R. HUHINE89 OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE-T-liotoI Columbia, choap, If taken at once. Mrs. S. I. Wilson. Hotel Columbia. Ashland, Orogon. 126 WANTED MISCELIiAKEOUS W'ALVTlil) Smalt second httiid tout In good condition. 12G WANTKD 2 94 or 3-lnrh w&fron Must ho in good condillon. Cull noon or evoning. Pliono 370-X 127 WANTEIX- A few young pigs. 4C8J1. W. .1 Hartzoll. 131 WANTED Small furnl.'bed houso cIoho lu. Hcfinctd couple; nc chil dren. nermiil!':it. Ho.-: 2i. Mai Tribuno. 127 WANTED To excbaiiEo, two desira bio bulldliiK lolx In Loa AiiKelo for Iioiihu In Medford, or lunch near, liox J. C, Mall Tilliuno. 130 WANTED For cash, 10 tona Rood Iooho ulfal bay dellvored. 11. J. Jackson, 407 U. Fourteenth St. 120 WANTED Soino hoi!i to fatten on haron. For particulars, soo K, L March. Noyos ranch Tolo, Oregon Phono 197. 128 WANTED Ford auto. Box 90, Mall Tribune. ia WANTED Two fresh milch cows, Phone 589-J4. 12C WANTED S000 pounds of poultry weekly, we assure you fair treat ment and hlRhest prices in tho city. Ont our trade and cash prices. War ner, Wortmnn & Gore, WANTED Ilring us your RK and Poultry. Wo pay cash. Jrledtord Poultry and Kgg Co. WANTED Houses to mor. Phon 4S8-M. or 488-S. Fl'KNlSHHD A rAnTMENTS FOR RENT Furnished Apt. nu minor rates. The Ilorbon. Phone 938-It. FOR RENT Ono completely furnish ed apartment at Hotel Holland. " FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 400 -aero Irrlualed ranch, on snares, 200 acres liearinR apple and pear orchard; 200 acres hay and grain, G., care of Tribune. 127 FOR KENT Hrb k Candy Store room at 211 West Main. Also two-story dwelling at 402 S. Kowtown St. John F. While. 142 FOR RENT Farms and stock ranch es, garden land. Gold Ray Realty Co. FOR KENT Furnished Colonial Flat building. 217 South Klvorsldn. Call at flats between 9 a. in. and 4 p.m. 127" RANCH FOR RENT Will rent 2 .411 crn stork ranch Willi 100 nixe of wheat and hay land III cultivation, good buildings, complete oqnlp bent. for rnsh. E, S. Tumy, sin (iarnell-Corey Uldg. MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN On good secur ity. Phono 647-J. J. B. Andrews. Modford Business Colloge Bldg., Room 2. MONEY TO LOAN From $1000 to $5000 on hand to loan at 7 per cent, on good farm seeurlty. Earl Tumy, 210 6arnett-Corey Bldg. tf MONEY TO LOAN Money to loan on Modford property. Easy month ly payments. 8ee D. R. Wood. FOR REM HOTJSES FOR RENT Colonel Sargent's plnco on Oakdnla Avenito, very reason nblo. Inquire ot H. B. Nyo. Phone 25J1. 12S FOR RENT Modorn 10-room houso at 906 East Main street. Phone 154-Y. 126 FOB SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE flows at a bargain. Al- Rotoam ot borsos, C, Fitch. Phong 14F12. ins FOR SALE Cheap. 1300-lb. work horse, or will trade for cow or wood. Phono 201J4. 129 FOR SALE, Horses and cows, 2M miles east of Medford. E.B. Cur ry. 129 FOR SALE Young pigs with sows, at Wosterlnnd Orchards. Phono Clomens 8F2. FOR SALE Good team. 2400. Ed. M. White. Phone 594. OR SALE Team good mules. L. B. Brown, at Russ Mill. i. FOR SALE 250 head of sheep. F. L. Orr, Rogue River, Oregon. 137 FOR SALE MlhOCLLANKOUS FOR SALE Cheap, ono Sharploo cream separator. D. O. Fredericks, Central Point. 12S Olt SALE Excellent range, airllgbt heater: White Leghorn chickens. Cll West 11th Street. 127 FOR SALE A beautiful Scotch col llo female dog, from a high bred stock, which will have pups soon; must bo sold at once, choap, on ac count of leaving town. And also good laying hens. Phone 820-R. 127 FOR SALE Powor washing machine two good barrols and fruit jars choap. Call 1031 Narrogan St. 127 FOIl SALE Hansome mahogany dining mom set, sidobonrd, china closet, tahlo, eight chairs, used two years. Cost $;t()0; cash price, lin- medlato sale, $100. 00. liox 80 Mall Tribuno. 130" FOR SALE. Ford touring car, run 3300 mllos. Llko now. liox SO Mall Tribuno. 130" FOR SALE E. M. F. Auto Bug, good condition, cheap If sold at once. Phono 205-J. 130 FOR BALW For dwith light delivery body, $235. 212 V. Main. 129 FOR SALE Triumph penchos on the trees. 1 'Ac por lb. Fordo, Siskiyou Heights. 120 WDR SALI'i Household goods, 1156 West Eighth St. 128 FOIl SALE RKAL BBTATB FOR SALE Six acres, two acros In alfalfa, remainder flno garden land, fruit nuta, borrlos, good barn, out houses, otc., six-room house, choap cash or terms. Address liox 124 Jacksonville. Oregon. , 138 FOR SALI4 Small modem liunga- " low; terms. Price right. Good lo cation cast sido. Box 11., Mall Tri bune. .126 SALli Must room houses, Iplcndld condition Any cash offer seriously consld erod, but no trades. Not inciim bored, rout for $20.00. P. O. liox U81. 128 VOli SALE Farming land, fruit land, stock ranches, limber land, from $10 per aero up, on long tlmo, easy payments, or might exchange for other clonr property. Address Gold Jtay Roalty Co. IiOST LOST Small coin purse, with $3,110 cash. Flndur plcuso leave at II" , land Hotel! 12 TRACTOR Dnsl(r:ied by Hollln II. White, designer of tho famous Whlto Motor Trucks. Mr. Whlto has built the CLEVELAND TRAC TOR to perform al of tho many tusks ruqulrliig power on every turni. Ho bns made it easy to operate, economical to run, easy to caro for and absolutely de pendable 111 operation., I'J II. I', al Hie Dnru- liar B( II. P. at, tho Pulley High spued, beuvy duly 4-cylln-dor Hilda inutor, 3 point spring suspension. Weight 2750 lbs., height 2 Indies, width 50 Inches, length 9fi Inches, clear ance 12 In. line, U00 til. Inches traction sur'nce. Wo tuny Complete Lino of Piul. fllH.1 V. O. II. j;lCLII OHIO MnNEFF BROTHERS Kulablisbcd 1890 (Northwest Distributors. Pillock llliH-k. Poll hind, Oregon References Mradslroet's, Duns or Any Hank ipliS I1CSIXF.BS DIRECTORY. Attorneys PORTER J. NEFF Attorney at law. rooms 8 and 9, Mcdtord Nation' Bank Building. A. E. REAM ES Lawyer. Garnet Corey bldg. Accountant. E. M. WILSON Certified Public. Ac countant, room 411, M. F. & IT. Bldg., Modford, Oregon. A us to Supplies LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. We are operating the largost, oldest and best equipped plant In the Pa clflo northwest. Use our springs when others fall. Sold under writ ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Ore. Collections COLLECTIONS ANT) RKPOKTS We collected some accounts 14 yes i f old. We know how to get th money. The Bullock Morcanttlt' Agency, Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 8. Hacj klns' Bldg., 2J6 E. Main sL Dentists DR. T. T. BHAW Dentist. Over Dan. lets Clothing Store In rooms for merly occupied by Dr. Jones. Phone 692-Y. ICnglneer nnft Contractor FRED N. CUMMINGS Engineer nnrV contractor, 404 M. F. & H. Finn. Surveys, estimates, Irrigation drain, age, orchard and land improvement varm Ixuns. LOANS Medford and Rogue River National Farm Loan associations, 5 to 40 years, interest 5 -por cent- 6 per cent $3 semi-annually on each $100 of loan pays interest and principal In 86 years. Privilege of paying $25 or any multiple thereof aftor 5 years. Deposits received, 4 per cent, convertible Into 4'A per cent Farm Loan Bonds. Buy a bond $25, $50, $100, $500 and $1000. E. 11. Ilurd, Secretary Treasurer, Garnett-Coroy Building, Modford, Oregon. 129 Garbage GARBAGE Get your premise! cleaned up tor the summer. I'sil on tho elty garbage wagon fo" good soirlce. Phouf 874-L. 1 Y. Allen. Instruction In Music ' FRED ALTON HA1QHT Teacher o piano and harmoay. HalgUt Blue.1 Studio, 401 Gaiuott-Corey Uldg Phone 72. Insurance EARL S. TUMY General Insuranc office, Fire, Automobile, Accident, Liability, Plate Glass, Contract and Suroty Bonds. Excellent com panies, good local service. No. 2J( Oarnelt-Corey lllilg. Physicians and Surgeons DR. W. W. HOWARD Ostecpathio physician. 303 Garnett-Corey buna lng. Phone 130. DR. J. J, EMMENS Phynlcl.m ana surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P, R. R. Co. Offlcos M. F. & II. Co. bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 667. Printers and Publishers MEDFORD PR1NT1NO CO., has th best equipped printing oirtco in Southorn Oregon; Hook binding, loose lent lodgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices 27 NorUs Fir St. Tninsror EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front Bt. pnun S16. Prices right Sorvice jruap- GIM CHUNG China Herb Store Horb cure for earacno, noadacho. catarrh, diphtheria, core throat, lung troublo, kldnoy trouble, stom ach troublo, heart troublo, chills and fovor, cramps, coughs, poor circula tion, carbuncles, tumors, enkei breast, cures all kinds of goiters. NO OPERATION. Modford, Oregon, Jan. 18, 19 IT TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: This Is to certify that I, tho un designed, had Tory severe stomach trouble and had been bothered fur several years and last August was not expectod to Ilvo, and hearing ot Clin Chung (whose Herb Store Is at 24 1 South Front street In Medford) I de cided to get herbs for my stomach trouble, and I stnrted to feeling bet ter as soon as I used thorn, and today am a well man and can heartily rec ommend anyone affllctod as 1 was t see Glra Chung and try his Herbs. (Signed)- W. R. JOHNSON, Witnesses: M. A. Anderson, Medford. S. B. Holmes, Eagle Point. Frank Lowls, Eagle Tolnt. Wm. Lowls, Eagle PoluL W. L. Clilldroth, Eagle Point. C. E. Moore, Eaglo Point. J. V. Mclntyro, Eaglo Point. Geo. B. Von dcr Ilellen. Eaglo Tolnt. Thou. E. Nlfbols. Esdlo Point. SUITS TO ORDER $25.00 Ul Also Cleaning, Prrsslnci and AMorlrj -128 C. 13AIM. UPSTAIRS fl.tlN VlUoiiicy j1toropy i
