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Newspaper Page Textf MILITARY DUTY IN (Continued from Saturday.) List of names of persona whoso Registration Cards are In the posses sion of this Locai Board, In the order of their liability for military service, as determined by this Local Board and as Tequlrcd by the Rules and Regulations. Serial Order No. Name. Addross. No. 747 C. E. Adams, Medford 442 1269 O. M. Goddard, Talent 443 1258 A. A. Hall, Talent 444 929 A. H. Jones, Modford 445 1194 A. B. Green, Gold Hill 446 138 H. O. Bostwick, Ashland.. 447 1199 L. S. Bateman, Sams Val. 448 91 P. It. Hesselgrave, Ashl'd 449 838 H. L. Percy, Medford 450 635 I. H. Hockersmlth, Beagle 451 861 C. P. Bowling. Medford .... 452 633 B. J. Drake, Beagle 453 1336 E. A. Dorn, Watklns 454 J'712 D. S. Litts, Modford 455 ii u. yj. abgo, nHiiuuia q;ib 802 R. J. Scholz, Medford 457 1255 G. D. Withrow, Talent 458 691 W. E. Shearburn, Medford 459 378 R. R. Chartraw. Derby 460 1083 G. H. Drake, Medford 461 237 E. A. Grow, Ashland 462 422 L. F. Abbott, Eagle Point 463 619 J. H. Rush, Brownsboro.... 464 1058 J. A. Baker, Central Point 465 344 L. W. Lull, Central Point.. 466 824 H. L. Giem, Medford 467 442 J. F. Johnson, Eagle Point 468 1213 R. C. Stoner, Sams Valley 4G9 202 E. M. Bigham, Central Pt. 470 164 G. V. Blue, Ashland 471 268 A. B. Abbott, Butte Falls 472 272 J. Cobleigh, Butte Fnlls.... 473 1198 G. E. Lyman, Gold Hill.... 474 1248 C. W. Jetfory, Talent 475 1174 E. E. Lehrmann, Grants P. 476 964 G. Stinson, Medford 477 866 G. Cronk, Medford 478 593 R. N. Finney, Jacksonville 479 407 C. R. Mcintosh, Eagye Pt. 4 80 262 S. H. Bailey, ARhland 481 886 F. D. Fry, Medford 482 1373 W. J. Webster, Medford.... 483 ' 883 J. D. Cass, Medford 484 1161 E. M. Van Houten, Gold H. 485 769 T. E. Kelloy, Medford 486 J152 R. R. Dusenborry, Gold II. 487 776 E. C. Amidon, Medford 488 kU380 W. H. Clarke, Talent 489 1293 C E. Bennett. Buncom.... 490 566 C. H. Dunnlngton, Jack sonville 491 B81 L. B. Scott, Jacksonville.. 492 311 A. L. Quisenberry, Central Point 493 1227 F. M. Sample, Jacksonville 494 '124 T. J. Ahlstrom. Ashland.... 495 481 V. O. McCoy, Prospect 496 895 W. L. Valentin, Medford.. 497 744 L. D. Lawton, Medford 498 979 D. V. Piatt, Medford 499 582 D. H. Cronemillor, Jack sonville 500 1367 C. A. Garrett, Gold Hill.... 601 829 L. W. Riley, Medford 502 240 H. S. Grow, Ashland 603 1028 H. G. Launspach, Medford 604 oincOS.. HIS) 442.... mb mb mb nibm 499 O. E. Krull, Medford 505 1011 J. C. Greaves, Medford .... 506 590 J. R. Abbott, Jacksonville 507 1105 C. A. Jones, Medford 60S 444 L. Throckmorton, Medford 509 636 W. B. Bertelson, Beagle.... 510 735 L. Seamen, Medford 511 634 J. L. Drake, Beagle 512 326 W. Leever, Central Point 513 ' 4 47 W. W. Marshall, Browns boro 51 76 F. R. Berger, Medford 515 1319 C.L. Buck, Jacksonville...., 516 p.7i t v Fivnn. Medford 517 1363 S. L. Smith, Rogue River.. 518 i 949 E. J. Reinklng, Medford.... 519 1350 G. W. Williams, Roguo R. 520 393 E. G. Robertson, Eaglo Pt. 521 993 L. Hills, Medford 22 mnfi fl C. Downing. Ruch 523 104 8 L. H. Gregory, Medford.... 524 lncr, a. v rnrnenter. Medford.. 62.i 851 O. E. Reynolds, Medford.... 526 11 ST J. F. Milton, Rogue River 527 ir.B u n nrako. Ashland "28 36 E. O. Smith, Ashland 536 1387 C. E. Cass, Medford 537 985 G. S. Stout, FcdTord 538 352 V. Magruder, Central Pt... 53J Jis t T Pnnl. Eagle Point.... 640 Qn w V Tnnim. Medford 541 456 W. L. Jacks, Eaglo Point 542 806 V. B. Brophy, Medford 543 1176 W. W. Bryan, Rogue iuv. oi; its i u fmstv. Jr.. Eaglo Pt. 54.) 617 W. L. Farlow, Lake Creek 546 t ti r Wvatt field Hill 547 609 II. J. Dcmmer, Jucksonv. 548 613 H. W. Newstrom, Lake Ck. "49 316 K. W. Beebe, Central Pt. ubO 274 F. F. Howard, Butte Falls 5l 948 E. R. Vroman, Medford.... 552 1283 F. J. Warnor, Trail 1A I Tl PIntt Medford "54 1353 T. W. Johnston, Roguo R. 555 via t nav Jacksonville 5i6 1154 A. F. Dungey, Gold 1 1 ill 5d7 766 11. H. Bush, Medford &;S 731 K. L. Prentice, Seattle...... & II T. nnnrmnn Meilford.... "O" sii n' r' rim-Uv Merlford 561 2115 H. K. Kub'li, Applcgato... 562 913 J. C. Rodgors, Beagle ...... BbJ it a v-ooman Cnnlr'l Pt. 564 nun a T nti. ln,lford 56;' ST.i I D.n, Modford "'b 4r.n t' rnii 'vv'ellen 56 n r-nv,u. KneTe Point.. 568 cce tr' t irtnin MHfnrH 569 241 If! P. Querry. Ashland...... 570 4o W. J. Stevenson, Ashland ftu 572 C. W, Wcndt, Jacksonville W C. R. Day, Ashland 57 1ft7tl I. IP MHfnrd ' int t e uiu,' Moitfnrd 57 I'm E.' E." Starr.' Ashland 57 9'iR tJ 1 ..tnl AkhlnnH 1309 I. McDonough, Ruch J 11 fit! t. ip nrt.n nnftnn River ! 214 .1.' R, Hoffman, Applcgato 58 62!" E. E. Mavcr, Lake trees 167 O. B. Hoiloway, Medford Ml C. C. Hoover, Medford .... 29 L. A. Williams. Ashland.. "18 W. H. Borcn, Medford .... s3 O. W. Horn, Gold Hill 11"'9 K. E. Berg. Gold Hill 1370 .1 U tihltina Medford .... 58 58 5S r.s 5S 5S 5S 1S97 t i ' tr..n r,rl Point 5s 114 V til,l,u,. Aahlnnri 590 '"I E. A. Shnrp, Ashland K. B. Price, Tolo 1319 M. B. Kirk, Rogue River. l P. B, Clary, Ashland 59 59 59 094 603 F. H. Mincar, Medford ... 195 618 O. D. Terrlll, Lake Creek 596 986 J. W. Smith, Medford S97 209 O. S. Hansen, Applegato.... 598 1110 R. C. Yost, Medford 599 777 E. 0. Conklin, Medford.... 000 33 F. E. Henry, Ashland 601 32 B. F. Storm, Ashland 602 954 J. W. Chisiim, Medford 603 1071 S. A. L. Bohl, Medford.... 604 1348 J. C. Smlthpeter, Roguo R. 605 63 P. Hufman, Ashland , 606 994 V. Van Dyke. Medford 607 758 R. H. Powell, Medford 608 1278 W. P. Gulsingcr. Talent.... 609 362 G. W. Bishop, Wollen 610 1170 R. G. Wooldrldge. Rogue River 611 816 W. J. Luckeroth, Medford 612 371 C. G. Paynter, Monitor.... 613 529 J. W. Pentney, Gold Hill.. 614 64 H. B. Dunlai). Ashland 615 882 N. L. Hawk, Derby 616 224 H. A. Benson. Applegate.. 617 818 C. B. Evans, Medford 618 762 W. P. Brooks, Medford 619 931 C. Coffeen, Medford 620 1013 H. R. Hance, Modford 621 1042 L. C. McCay, Central Point 622 449 V. M. Bell, Brownsboro.... 623 1241 A. C. McCormlck, Talent. ...624 41 R. C. Van Buskirk. Ashl'd 623 48 E. R. Hosier, Ashland 626 38 J. L. Grubb, Jr.. Ashland.. 627 742 J. E. Crain. Medford 628 640 H. Mayfield, Beagle 629 127 B. Bowers, Jr., Ashland.... 630 1086 E. Householder, Phoenix.. 631 668 D. P. Hinolosa, San Fran cisco, Cal 632 88 C. B. Sdwards. Ashland.... 633 1074 R. C. Baker. Medford 634 743 C. I. Sutton, Salem 635 827 E. P. Bratney, Medford.... 636 1242 O. D. Moulton, Los Ange les, Cal 637 1038 D. M. Wallace, Medford.. 638 386 E. K. Ashcrnft, Ashland.... 639 976 O. E. Barr, Modford 640 473 C. C. Manning .Derbv 641 287 L. M. Buoy, Butte Falls ... 642 686 J. A. Wilson, Jacksonville 643 260 G. R. Dunn', Ashland 644 527 F. Greer. Gold Hill 645 254 C. A. Henry, Ashland 646 446 F. A. GIvan, Eaglo Point 647 89 C. Smith, Ashland 648 197 R. G. Brown. Gold Hill.... 649 932 E. P. Morrlck, Modford.... 650 204 C. M. Collins, Central Pt. 051 377 F. Beck, Ashland 652 863 R. E. Gale, Medford 653 358 L. W. Castor, Central Pt. 654 451 T. J. Pullen, Eaglo Point 655 745 E. Lanier, San Francisco, Cal oau (To Bo Continued Tomorrow.) AZZ AND TODDLE TO BE NEW DANCES NEW YORK, Aug. 20, Efforts to compose differences between the In ner circle, the so-called "advocates of p-to-the-minuto dancing" and the American National Association oi Masters of Dancing, will be made when the association opens Its annual convention in this city Wednesday, according to G. Hepbur Wilson, head of the inner circle, which opened its convention here today. Mr. Wilson says his organization regards the fox trot and one-step as dances of a by-gone age. and will endeavor to impress the association 1th the interpretative value of the ramble, the Jazz dance and the toddle which he says are the latest creations in the terpslchorean art. ODAY'S Portland Livestock. Portland, Aug. 20. Cattlo receipts 19: tono of market steady to strong. Best beet steers, '.$8,25 0)8.75; good beef stoers, $7.25 8.25; host boot cows, $0.25 7.25; ordinary to good cows, $4.30(0 6; best heifers, $6.50 .50; bulls, $4.50 IS-G; calves, $sg .60; stockers and feeder stoers, 4.507. ' Hoes, receipts. 6087; tono of mar ket, strong. Top $18.25, a new high price record. Prime light, $18.10Jf 8 25; prime heavy, t 17.j a ib.iu, pigs, $10.50 17; bulk, $18. Sheep, receipts, 164; nuri toady. Western lamns, izkjj4.i, valloy lambs, $11.50 12; yearllngt:, $9.5010.25; wethers, rJ.zoWiu. ewes, $8 8.00. rortlnnd Butter. PORTLAND, Aug. 20. Butter, city creamery prints, 4 4c; cartont,, i-.r. hm-lnn price butteriai no. i, 48c No. 2, Portland, 44:nuc; cuue extras, 40';4c; prime in, firsts, 3714c; dairy, 30a ois. Portland Grain. PORTLAND, Aug. 20. Wheat, no quotations; car receipts .uU..u, ,-heat, 220; barley, l; nour, u; v" ; hay, 11. Aiienst delivery bids: Oats. No. 2 white feed, $49! bar ley, standard feed, $16.50; standard ...inff 4S: bran $36; shorts, $38. How Long Must I Suffer . From the Pangs of Rheumatism? Is there no real relief in sight? Doubtless like other I iff creri you hve often sked yourself tns,qu ion! which continue, to remain un- "sdeTce'has proven that your Rheu JxZ l cauicd by gm in your blood, and the only way. to reach hv a remedy which eliminates and re moJes Thesi little pain demons from yZ "blood. This explains whr "" peatl n4 lotion, t da o Pm- LIFE AT FOKT COLUMBIA, Wash., Aug. J 5 (Special Correspondence) Evcuts have moved rapidly since our lust narrative, which left us feclins sym pathetically, as wc remember it, for the company thnt fell heir to our cast-off equipment. But in military ns well as in all oilier affairs, time is the healer of all things, and at his late dnto wo are glad tlicy have it instead of us, and wo now have no pangs of regret , at nil. It serves them right for not hnvinp; n captain that knows how to get all the good tilings for his company, too. A complete history of tlio 7th com pany would not bo complete if men ion of the transfer from Ft. Stevens to Ft. Columbia wero omitted, for it was the first time tho company broke camp mid reestablished itself in a new location, each man carrying his pack on his bnck and tho five nrmy inule tonms and combnt wagons bringing up the rear. It looked like a Sahara desert caravan trekking to Cairo. Word was passed along tho company street tho evening before that first call would be sounded at 4 a. m., breakfast nt 4:15 nnd ail tenls would fall nt 5 o'clock, loading to be gin nt 6 and take up the line of march for the dock nt 7. Every lie tail was carried out to the minute and nt 7:30 the gang plank was drawn and wo were off, 103 men iukI thrco officers and enough equipment to take us around the world. It is to be regretted that tho moving pie turo machine was not here to record tiiis interesting episode in tho career of the company, as well ns to show our first camp at F. Stevens. Tile boat, n government light house tender, was soon headed out into the river and in 30 minutes had crossed the broad Columbia, here over five miles in width. By noon the new camp was established, dinner served nnd everything in crfcct order. Elec tric lights were installed in nil tents, tlio company library even unboxed and put in order in n sopnrnlo tent willi plenty of light. It should lie stilt ed Hint all this is done by men of the 7tli company without assistance, oven to connecting up the wnter supply for Hie wash basins. Wo hnvo men of every calling, from n dish washer to an electric light power house en gineer, nnd it may be of interest to know thnt tho 7lh company has in fact supplied n man to run the elec tric plant here nt tho first, ns well ns a largo number of men in other ponnnncnt details. The regular sol diers arc being replaced gradually in nil places by the national guard, which would seem to indicato that wo nre here for nn indefinite stay. Numerous changes in tho non-com. staff have been made sinco leaving home, due to Scrgennts Powel, Pain ter and Cowgill being rejected in the physical exams. Corporals George Vilas, Kobcrt Wilson and Carl Ring er have been promoted scrgennts and Rodney Sehuler, .Code Hull nnd Frank Coleman have been appointed corporals. Mechanic Pierce has been put in cliargo of tlio electric light plant. Among the special details the 7(h company hns been called upon to fur nish is tlio one which mans (he sig nal tower far up in tlio hills bnck of the fortifications. Men of scciiil qualifications were culled upon for this work, those who hnvo nn apti tude for quickly learning signaling by ; wig-wag method being selected. The detail is in charge of Sergeant Jaipia nnd the personnel arc Corpo rals Bevendgc and Mckec, nnd pri vates Uunynrd, Wnite, Coffey, Spooner nnd Beemnn. Thcso men keep constnnt watch, day and night, over the river through high power telescopes nnd night glasses, aided by miiny search lights throwing Ihcir beams at night Irom both shores miles out nt sen. They have become so proficient in their signal work that I he detail of regulars has been will- drawn. Signal messages by the use of fines are exchanged constantly with the other forts many miles a way. This is in order that eoninninicution might bo maintained in tlio event oi the submarine telephone cables being destroyed. Alrcadv tho national guard com panics have taken over all tho sen try dav of the port and nil day nnd all niirht pace their lonesome bents nent good, for they cannot possibly mck these cerms which infest your wlnnJ m'flltnni. 5. b. o. nas oecn succcssiuoy h'c for Rheumatism for more than fifty years. Try it to-day, and you will find yourself at last on the right track to get rid of your Rheumatism. You can get valuable advice about tho treatment of your individual case by writing to the Chief Medical Adviser, Swift Specific Co, Dept. I At lanta, Gfc - -MM ,n,M"ui OttTCrtOtf, about tlio fortifications nnd reser vation. Each company furnishes the sentries on ultcrnnto days and 'the hours for each man while on guard duty ore two hours on and four hours off during tho twenty-four. Owing to the number of men in each company, nn interval of about ten days elapses between guard tours for eacli man nnd five days for each of ficer. Tho stern command, "Halt, who goes there?" may bo heard nt almost any hour tliruout tho long night vigil of the Medford boys ns they hold up civilians or soldiers trespassing oh forbidden ground. The busiest man in tlio post is Sergeant Don Newbury, who hns been appointed provost sergeant. Now, probably very few civilians know tho particular duties of a pro vost (pronounced "provo") sergeant. All teams and conveyances are in cliargo of tho provost sergeant, nnd all hauling of supplies of all sorts nro directed by him. Cnrlonds of lumber or conl, commissnry supplies and nil traffic of every naturo come under his direction. All trains nnd boats must be met with tlio mule teams nnd trucks and the supplies checked nnd hauled to heir destina tion. Carry-nils for the officers nnd families nro furnished thru him; if yon want your ice box filled or n trunk dclivored or a ouartcr of beef for tlio mess, just call up Sergeant Newbury nnd lie will hnve it done for you. Already ho is acknowledged to bo tho best provost sergeant that ever held the place here. A univer sity education, combined wih n will ingness to do things, will come to tho front even in tho position of provost sergeant in n fourth rolo military post. Your Unclo Samuel overlooks nothing in this preparation for wnr, ns far as the health nnd efficiency of Ins soldiers are concerned. In the throe posts nt the mouth of tlio river first-class hospitals are maintained, with competent physicians in charge, and every morning nt 7:15 oil men with real or fancied ailments report for treatment. Nothing more serious than colds has developed among the men of .Seventh company ns yet, nnd there hns been but Utile of that, no one being detained at the hospital or unable to report for duty. This week all men nt tho post hnvo been requir ed to have their teeth examined by tlio hospital dentist with a view oi' liuving them put in stiapn to cause no trouble later, when dentist facili ties may not bo as available. Many teeth- were .pulled which were beyond repair, nnd advice given ns to the work required to put others in good order. Tho government goes no fur ther than extracting teeth that win not be repaired. If other work is necessary, it must be done ut person al expense nnd by civilian dentists. Next week vaccinations for smallpox and typhoid will be given, when many will no doubt be unublc to re port for duly for n few .days. It takes twenty-one days to complete the typhoid vaccinations. The weather has been finu, witli no rain since we arrived, There is usu ally a warm fog in the morning, which disappears early in tho day, followed by a coed sen breeze in tlio nfter noon. Fires in the tents are always built nt night to make them comfort able. Many other interesting tilings have occurred which will follow in our next. Awaiting Motherhood women, aim oat without exception, are prone to nervous ap prehension when on the rood to mother hood. A woman knows that however many people there aro clone or dear to her, she must face the crisis alone. Thera Is nothing to day prepared for wo men at such a time that receives such heartfelt expressions of gratitude as does the absolutely safe, tried and reliable preparation. "Mother! Friend". By the use of this penetrating; massage, the expanding muscles of tho abdomen re lax naturally when baby arrives. Tho nerves, ligaments and tendons beneath the skin are soothed; the tendency to morning nausea Is avoided, and the ex pectant mother enjoys days of cheerful ness. The nights are not disturbed with nervous twltchlnga and the crisis Is one of great happiness and less pain. Get a bottle from the druggist and write the Brad field Regulator Co., Dept. N, S00 Lamar Building, Atlanta, Qu., for their Interesting llttlo book, ''Mother hood and the Baby". It will be stnt with out charge to any woman. "Mother's Friend" Is a wonderful help to nature and no woman should fall, by any chanco, to appiy u n erne 1 1 mgni ana morning. H -all food is more daintily seasoned when you us LESLIE SALT in the convenient sidespout 0 MOmT, 'ATTOTTRf 20, TALENT DISTRICT Tho Tnlout Irrigation district will hold an election tomorrow to vote on a bond issuo of $(100,000. Indica tions today wore favorable that the project will carry. The engineer of tho district, J. C. Dlllard, has made his comploto roport and the district board has accepted it. The report calls for the construction ot a reservoir at what Is commonly known as Hyatt Prairie, about 12 miles Bouthonst ot Ashland, and for the divorsion of McDonald creek thru Wagner gap Into the valley. (McDonald creek Is said to contain about the same amount ot water as Bear creek, but with Its poriod ot flow water later in tho Beason. The district expects to wator 8500 acres which will call tor an Increase of the present district by 1500 acres. This will call for a ditch on both sides of the valloy to a point parallel with Phoenix and take In Fern valloy. This covers the famous Suncrost orchard and as well as the Chadwlck tract, both ot which lie high on tho eastern slope. The district commonly known as Bollvlow, lying east of Ashland along the boulovard and comprising ap proximately 2500 acres has boon en tirely eliminated from the district by tho board of directors on account of the opposition bltli In this territory and in the city of Ashland itself. C. M. Thomas Is the attorney of the board of directors of the district. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Allen ot 503 North Holly streot, left this morning for Long Boach, California, whoro they will locate permanently. They formerly Teslded at Long Beach. DOUBLY PROVEN Modford Renders "un IXo Longer Doubt the Evidence. This grateful oitizon testified long ago. Told of quick rellof of undoubted benefit. Tho facts are now confirmed. Such testimony Is complete tho evidence conclusive. It forms convincing proof ot merit Andrew Cantrall, rotlrod farmer, California St., Jacksonville, Oregon, says: "I have used Bonn's Kidney Pills and am glad to say that they helped me. At the time, I was suf fering from backaches and other symptoms of kidney disorder. Doan's soon stopped the trouble and I can not praise them too much." Over three years later, Mr. Cantrall added: "Tho statement I gavo Tec- ommcndlng Doan's Kidney Pills In 1909 still holds good. Doan's suroly gave me good relief and 1 have great faith in them." 1'rico GOc, at all dealors. Don't simply ask for a kidney romedy got Doan's Kidney Pills tho snmo that Mr. Cantrall has twice publicly rec ommended. Foster - Mllliurn Co Props., Buffalo, N. Y. NOTICE OF ELECTION. Notice is li.rtmy glvon thnt an elec tion has been called by tlio Board of Directors of tho Talent Irrigation District of Jncksnn County, Orogo.i, and tho sumo will bo held on Tuesday, tho 21st day of August, 1917, between tho hours of eight o'clock A. M. and five o'clock P. M. for the purpose of voting upon nnd determining whether or not tho Talent Irrigation District shall issue bondB in the sum of six hundred thousand (f (.00,000) dollars, for the purpoHe, necessary or con, oil' lent, of carrying out Uio provisions of a certain act passed by tho gen eral assembly of the state of Oregon, of 1917, and known ns Houso Bill number (158), being chapter (27j of the General Laws of Oregon, 1917. The polling place for said election shall he In the Garage, on tho ranch owned by the Talent Orchard Co , and located on tho N. E. '4 of 8. K. of section (22) Twp. (38) 1 West ot tho Willamette Meridian, and being within the boundaries of tho Talent Irrigation District, Jackson County, Oregon. Tho electors of snld Tnlont Inten tion District aro heroby rcquiro-l to cast ballots at said election which shall contain the words, "Bonds Ves" and "Bonds No." Thoso in favor of tho snld District Issuing bonds In the sum of IDOO.Ou" 00 shall cast their ballots "Bonds Yes,' and those opposod to the lssnsiice of bonds In tho sum of fMO.OOO.OO sliull cast their ballotB 'Bonds No." Hated at Talent, Oregon, July 34. 1917. R. E. ROniNSON Chairman. W. J. HARTZKI.L, O. A. MANNING, Hoard of Directors of tho Talent irri gation .District, Jacksou County, Oregon. Attest: LOUIS BROWN. Secretary. 1IEIJ WASTED MALK WANTED I'li k-rn at Mlra VialA Or chard. Phone Di7-.lil. WANTBI) Man anil wife without family Tor general ranch work, wife to do housework. Steady em ployment. Address Mail Tribune. Uo it, 1917 CHICHESTER S PILLS yrv J UN IIIAXUAU UUAAU. Jk TIIK 1HAMOM) ...nJTtn, 1'IIU In lied Bnd Uold metallic lMd, ltJ with ttiua RiMxia. TnL nn other. Hur of lrulU AvkftwCtlM in:H.TKItlf DIAMOND IIKAN1 I'ilXH, 7r tt& rmiknanuBct,Safctt.Aliyi KelU! ! SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE HELP WANTED FEMAXH WANTED A cook at tho Mlra Vista Orchuru. WANTED Good cook for family of two. Pliouo 32, Jacksonville. U'! WANTED Good concral houso girl. Telephone on or after Monda-', 611-J3. airs. l' Corning Kcnly. ! 128 WANTED Girl for cenoral house work. Phono 567-J2. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED To buy or rent 100 lug boxes. Phono 442-X. 130 WANTED Family washing to do. Phono 289-H. 128 WANTEft A few young pigs. W. J. wartzoll. 408J1. 131 WANTED To exchange, two desira ble building lots in Los Angolci tor house In Medford, .or ranch near. Box J, C Mall Ti llnino. 130 WANTED Some hogs to fatton on shares. For partloulars, see E. L. March, Noyos ranch Tolo, Oregon. Phone 197. 128 WANTED 5000 pounds of poultry weeKiy. wo assure you lair treat ment and highest prices In the city, Get our trade and cash prices. War ner, Wortman & Gore. WANTED Bring us your eggs and Poultry. We pay cash, Medford Poultry and Egg Co. WANTED Houses to more. Phone 488-M. or 488-X. FOIl RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Brick Candy Store room at 211 West Main. Also two-story dwelling at 402 S. Nowtown St John F. White. 142 FOR RENT Farms and stock ranch 08, garden land. Gold Kay Realty uo. FOB KEN1 HOUSES FOR RENT A fine two story bunga low, 6 rooms, sleeping porch, store room. All modorn. Beautiful lawn. 322 So. Nowtown. Inqulro first house In roar. FOR RENT Colonol Sargent's place on Oakdalo Avonuo, very reason able, inquire of H. B. Nyo. Phono 25J1. 128 FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 'Baby culf. 100 Lincoln St. Harry Homo. 128 FOR SALE. Gentle saddlo pony f SK Telephone 201-J1. 133 FOR SALIC 17 hoad cattlo, 5 milk Cows. 0 coming 2-yonr-old liclfers 6 spring calves. P. O. Box. 2, Tolo Oregon. 130 FOR SALE Cows at a bargain. Al so team of horsos. C. Fitch. Phone 14F12. 128 FOR SALE Cheap,- 1300-lb. work norso, or will trado for cow wood. Phone 2 0 1J 1 . 129 FOR SALE Horses and cows, 2 in 11 os cast ot Modford. E.B, Cur ry. 129 FOR SALE Young pigs with sows, at Wostorliind Orchards, Phone Clemens 8F2. FOR SALE Good team, 2400. Ed M. White Phone B94. FOR SALE 250 hend ot sheep. 1' L. Orr, Rogue RIvor, Oregon. 137 FOR BALI MI&OELLANEOUS l'till SALE 11111 Ford. Boo .1. 1 Wells, Jacksonville, or phono ,'in-l Jacksonville. 12s FOIl SALE Nlco ripe, Alexandria peaches, 2c per Hi., picked at the ranch. H oho Orchard, R97-H1, FOIt SALE Cheap, ono Sharpies cream separator. D. O. Fredericks Central Point. 128 FOR SALIC llaiibomo niuhogan dining room set, sideboard, chin closet, tuhlo, eight chairs, used two years. Cost (.100; cash prlco, tin modlato salo, 100.00, Box 80 Mall Tribuiio. 130 FOIt SALE, Ford touring car, run 8300 miles. Like new. Box 80 Mull Tribune. 1.10 FOIl SALE E. M. F. Auto Bug, good condition, cheap it sold at one Phono 200-J. 130 FOIl SALE Ford with light dullvnry body, S235. Slid W. Main. 129 FOR SALE Household goods, 11", West Eighth St. 12 FOR SALE HKAL E8IATI FOIl SALE A barKiilii In 10 acres 1 14 miles from center nf MeriTrtrd: on corner of two roads; In bearing iriui; iciicoo; no uuiiuiiigs; aoiu for 170011 canh four years ago; will tako $2800, part cash; address C. Crosman, 12i FlrBt Ave., Oak land, Cal. 139 FOR SALE Six acres, two acres I alfalfa, remainder tlno gardnn land, fruit nuts, berrlos, good barn, out houses, etc., six-room houso, cheap cash or terms. Addross Box 124 Jacksonville. Oregon. 13 SACRIFICE SALE Must sell two G room houses, splendid condition Any cash offor seriously consld cred, but no trades. Not Incnin herod, rent (or (20.00. 1. O. Box 681. 128 FOR SALE Farming land, fruit land, stock ranches, timber iand, from $10 per acre up, nn long tlnio, easy payments, or might exchange for other clear property. Address Gold IUy Realty Co. f PXCE TIIJtlTll FUKXISIIEO APARTMENTS OR RENT Furnished Apt. summer rates. The Berben. Phono 93S-U. FOH RUNT One completely furnish ed apartment at Mutnl llnlMnri " FOIl EXCHAXGH l''OK SALE Or troilo for auto, ono HclKlun stallion, S yrars old; ul so Jersey cattlo and ycarllna coltH. C. W. Cascbolt, Itoute 2. 1112 LOST .ORT Tnn color female hound from Dr. Helms'. Reward. Return lo Dr. Helms. 132 MONEY TO liOAN MONEY TO LOAN On good necur- ity. Phono 647-J. J. B. Andrews. Medford Business College Bldg., Room 2. MONEY TO LOAN From $1000 to J5000 on hnnd to loan at 7 per cent, on good farm aocurlty. Enrl Tumy, 210 Garnott-Corey nidg. tr MONEY TO LOAN Money to loan on Medford property. Easy month ly payments. See n. R. Wood BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Attorneys PORTER J. NEFF Attorney at law, rooms 8 and 9, Mouford Nattont' Bank Building. A. E. REAMES Lawyer. Garnets Corey bldg. . Accountant. E. M. WILSON Certified Public Ac countant, room 411, M. F. & IT. Bldg., Modford, Oregon. Au.sto Supplies LATTER AUTO BPRINO CO. We are operating the largest, orient and best equipped plant in tho Ps elfio northwest. Use our sprlnzi when others fail. Sold undnr writ ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth Bt., Portland, Ore. Collections COLLECTIONS ANT3 R15POKTS We collected some accounts 14 year? old. We know how to get th money. The Bullock Mnrcantilt Agency, Inc. Rodms 1, 2, it. Uao. Uns' Bldg., 216 E. Main st. Dentist DR. T. T. BHAW Dentist. Over Dan iels Clothing Btoro In rooms for merly occupied by Dr. JoneB. Phone 92-T. Knglnoer nnfl Contractor FRED N. CUM MINGS Engineer aurS contractor, 404 M. F. & H. Bldg. Surveys, estlmnten, Irrigation dralu age, orchard and land Improvement t Farm Loans. LOANS Medford and ltoguo River National Farm Loan association!, B to 40 years, interest 5 per ccnt 6 per cent $3 semi-annually on each $100 ot loan pays interest and principal in 36 years. Privilege ot paying $25 or any multiple thereof after 6 years. Deposits received, 4 per cent, convertible Into 4 Ms per cent Farm Loan Bonds. Buy a bond $25, $50, $100, $500 and $1000. E. H. Ilurd, Socretary Troasurer, Garnelt-Corcy Building, Modford, Orogon. 129 Garbage GARBAGE Get your premises cleaned up for the summer. Call on the city garbage wagons fuv good service. Phone 874 L. Y. Allen. Instruction In Mu''io FRED ALTON HAIOHT Teacher ol piano and harmony, llulglit Musli Studio, 401 Uarnutt-Coroy Uhis Phone 72. Insurance EARL 8. TUMY General lnnurnno office, Fire, Automobile, AccMent, Liability, Plate Glat;s, Contract and Suroty Bonds. Excellent coin panics, good local service. Mo. 2I Oarnott-Corey Bldg. IMiyslclnus and Surgeon DR. W. W. IrOWAltD Ostecpath'e physician. 303 Garuelt-Corey bu!ld lug. Phone 130. DR. J. J. EMM ENS Phytlctan and surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, noBB nnd IhrmiL Eyes scien tifically tested anil ginned sui plled. Oculist and Aurlt for H. P, R. a Co. Offices M. K. & II. Co. bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 5t7. Printers and Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO., hns the best equipped printing office In Southern Oregon; Hoik blii'ling, loose leaf ledgers, billing xyui :n t, etc Portland prices. 27 Norlj Fir St. Train for EADS TRANSFER & STOItAilK CO. Office 42 North Front st. Plume 115. Prices right. Service fur .ntMil. INTKIUKIUN AUTOCAR J. TIME CARD. Leave Medford for Ashland, Talent, and Phoenix dully, except Sunday, at 8:00 a, m., 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. lso on Saturday at 10:15 p. m. Sun days leave at 8 and 10:30 n. in. ami :00, 2:01), 5:30 and 9:30 p. m. Leave Ashland for Medford dally, except 8unday, at 9:00 a. m 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Saturday nlti'its at A:, 10. Sundays leave. A.-thlaixl at 9:00 a. m and 1(V,10 s. ro., 1:00, 4:30, 6:30, anil 10:30 y. m.