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Newspaper Page TextOTCTIOON. TUESDAY, ATTftTTS'T 2T, mi PTOT! TTTR7TF! (Contlnuod from yestorday.) List of names of persons whose Registration Cards are In the posses sion of this Locai Board. In the order of their liability lor military service, as determined by this Local Board and as required by the Rules and Regulations. Serial Order No. Kama. Address. No. 573 !E. Neidcrmeyer, Modford.. 657 1137 T. E. May, Medford G5S 1106 G. C. Foutch, Phoenix 659 308 E. Miller, Central Point.... G60 429 P. S. Charley, Brownsboro 661 1383 E. R. Lewis. Buncom 662 1055 B. E. Origsby, Medford.... 663 1225 V. Com best, Jacksonville.. 664 394 J. R. Winn, Wellen 665 1025 A. W. Lewis, Medford 666 . 417 J. D. Arens, Eagle Point.. 667 354 O. R. Hall, Ccntrnl Point.. 668 4i L. L. Hickox, Eagle Point 669 217 H. R. Brown, Applegato.... 670 ' 259 L. M. Fifield, Ashland 671 1295 P. E. Pearce, Jacksonville 672 1068 P. E. Loomis, Modrord .... G73 1374 J. R. Archdeacon, Medford 674 1268 R. E. Householder, Talent 675 322 W. R. Force, Tolo 676 1120 M. E. Schuchard, Medford 677 1365 R. A. Smith, Rogue River 678 242 G. E. Sinclair, Ashland .... 679 1333 J. G. Perdue, Central Pt. 680 702 D. Smith, Portland 681 232 G. S. Toskan, Medford 682 597 E. D. Beery, Jacksonville.. 683 ' 694 W. W. Roher, Medford 684 198 E. M. Case, Sams Valley.... 685 1318 W. R. McKeo, Butte Palis 686 1018 E. N. Palmer, Medford .... 687 799 C. R. Fry, Medford 688 671 Y. Yamashita, Medford .... 689 D61 F. L. Hoppin, Medford .... 690 195 J. D. Powell, Beagle 691 1061 C. R. Beebe, Central Point 692 145 J. M. Murphy, Ashland .... 693 1310 O. Buck, Ruch 694 98 V. G. Barnthousc. Ashland 695 1053 G. C. Weedon, Contral Pt. 696 1184 R. V. Martin, Grants Pass 697 801 A. West, Medford 1. 698 286 E. T. Hoefs. Butte Palls.... G99 ' 990 V. Colby, Medford 700 " 4 4 R. IT. Cambers, Ashland.... 701 226 G. Walter, Applegate 702 i. 7 10. J. Carpenter, Ashland.. 703 846 J. Jensen, Medford .704 398 P. Button, Eagle Point 705 216 P. C. Hoffman, Applegate 706 847 V. G. Garrett. Medford 707 302 H. G. Pech, Medford 708 26 II. S. Sanford. Jr.. Ashland 709 1123 .1. II. Edwards, Phoenix.... 710 662 L. M. Hall, Medford .1 711 ' 475 J. E. Peyton, Derby 712 641 W. IT. Pomeroy, Beagle 713 1392 E. C. Browne, Berkeley, Cal 714 1104 R. Waterman, Phoenix .... 715 239 B. Lanfni, Ashland 716 852 A. C. Hopkins, Medford ... 717 942 P. Wlllcko, Medford 718 1145 R. E. Schenck, Medford.... 719 975 J. Wolff, Medford 720 1274 H. L. Sommer, Talent 721 82 G. Cary, Ashland 722 478 T. A. Carlton, Prospect.... 723 479 L. Kingcaid, Derby 724 55 A. E. McClelland, Ashland 725 592 J. G. Diinnington. Jack sonville 726 461 W. B. Walch, Wollen 727 1345 H. E. Richman, Rogue R. 728 480 H. V. Aiken, Prospect 729 1364 G. O. Wikstrom, Roue R. 730 1209 Jose Corte, Central Point 731 1127 H. II. Mattheya, Phoenix.. 732 674 E. I. Wclmer, Medford 733 372 R. Applegate, Ashland 734 42 V. V. Mills, Ashland 735 431 D. S. Bruce, Wellen 736 106 J. L. Colvig, Ashland 737 639 C. L. Hockcrsmlth, Beagle 73S 425 W. N. Staub, Brownsboro 739 1230 H. L. Mason, Talent 740 1092 A. R. Daugherty, Medford 741 21 V. H. Doran, Ashland 742 423 W. S. McDonald. Browns boro .1 743 1144 IT. S. Chlrgwln, Medrord.. 744 1216 J. W. Blgham, Contral Pt. 745 462 W. C. Jack, Eagle Point.... 716 1299 J. Cantrall, Ruch 747 238 R. II. E. Webber. Siskiyou 748 1080 S. V. Ileynes, Medford 749 1 226 II. Combest, Buncom 750 1338 E. E. Heft. Central Point.. 7ol 176 T. E. Hadfield, Ashland.... 752 415 S. Woolcy. Eaglo Point ... 753 409 J. A. Archibald, Browns boro : 754 453 J. A. Green, Eagle Point.... 755 973 W. C. V. Jones. Medford.... 756 890 R. II. Boyl, Medford 757 294 D. W. Herring, Central Pt. 758 4 08 J. A. Drtttsan, Eaglo Point 759 1231 J. O. Wlthrow, Talent 760 804 P. L. Minkler, Medford 76 230 J. P. Koehukos, Siskiyou.. 762 271 C. I. Patton, Butte Palls.. 763 375 M. J. Jones. Ashland 764 jSS .1. O. O'Xoal. Ashland 765 2S2 P. I). Smllh, Butto Palls ... 766 1158 R. Ilavmond. Gold Hill. .. 767 988 H. E. Rinaberger, Medford 708 1069 O. M. I.oomls, Medford.... 769 751 I). E. I'hlpps, Medford 770 1046 I). Stone, Central Point.... ill 615 P. O. McCallister, Lake Creek 772 1029 H. V. Elliott, Medford 773 455 H. V. Elliott, Medford 773 833 L. L. Tlsdalc, Medford 775 483 L. L. Lytic, Derby 776 881 A. I,. Noyes. Medford 777 1087 L. C. Van Dyke. Medford.. 778 346 G. Hilton, Jr.. Medford ... 779 1251 8. P. Carllle. Talent 7S0 1404 C. Boycr, Medford 781 457 C. B. Allan. Eagle Point.... 7X2 1262 L. A. Stagg, Talent 78.1 62 E. A. Long. Ashland 784 207 E. Iearned. Applegate 7K5 67 J. H. King. Ashland 76 646 M. C. Wright. .Medford.... 78 1081 It. C. Ward. Medford 788 52S W. C. Edmunds. Gold Hill 789 912 P. D. Stover, Medford 790 1387 P. M. Krutsler, Tolo 791 77 II fi. Enders. Jr.. Ashland 792 '899 O. Shaw, Medford 793 248 W. R. Williams. Ashland 794 521 A. Beggls. Gold Hill 79 695 R. C. Peterson. Medford.... 796 947 R. E. Pierce. Medford i 614 B. L. Klngery. Lake Creek 798 13S2 R. Mitchell. Buncom 799 1134 L. A. Deiuer, Medford.... 800 160 W. L. Hash. Ashland 801 125: U J. 8trans, Talent 802 803 804 805 806 837 808 809 810 811 812 813 814 815 816 817 818 819 S20 821 822 823 824 825 826 827 828 829 830 831 832 833 834 835 836 837 1027 R. W. Balcom, Medford.... 1003 M. Ottoman, Medford 817 W. H. Springer, Modford.. f9 J. G. Clary. Ashland S15 H. A. Hill, Medford 1126 A. E. Hall, Phoenix 612 T. Hoefft, Lake Creek 869 V. L. Snyder, Medford 764 H. J. Eberly, Medford 359 I. P. Kurz, Climax 984 R. B. Wolfe, Medford.... 724 G. A. Barnum, Medford.... 938 B. L. Dodge, Jr., Medford 1317 A. Fattig, Jacksonville 497 C. H. Dickorson, Medford 667 H. Schulz, Medford 1037 B. H. Gentry, Modford 463 M. MInter, Eagle Point.... 84 S. R. Grelve, Ashland 531 C. V. Herman, Gold Hill.... 468 R. T. Willits, Persist ...... 859 J. Schlinsog, Medford 663 U. A. Raby, Medford 469 S. S. Aiken, Prospect 245 J. R. Walker, Ashland .... 680 C. H. Beery, Jacksonville 351 H. Holmes, Central Point.. 1200 J. P. Batcman, Sams Val. 94 Wang Shuck, Ashland 1297 A. Rhotcn, Ruch 14 8 I. J. Culbertson, Ashland.. 14 C. W. Roberts. Ashland.... 980 M. L. Wade, MedTord 109 M. M. Brown, Ashland (To Be Continued Tomorrow.) OF NEW YORK, Aug. 21. Doclnring that instead of being summoned into court to answer a charge of violating tho Sunday law, they should bo com mended for rendering service to a pa triotic cause, rolice Court Magistrate, McQuado today dismissed summonses again John McGraw, manager of the New York Nationals, and Christy Mathewson, manager of the Clncln natl 'Nationals. They conducted i baseball gamo Sunday, the proceeds of a band concert following It going to dependents of a regiment that is soon to go to France. i Chicago Grain CHICAGO, Au;,'. 21. Wheal: Open, Close. September - .$2.07 $2.10 Pear Markets New York 32 enrs California Bartletls, $3.00. Chicago $:un. Philadelphia $2.25. Portland Grain PORTLAND, A usr. 21. Wheat No (inotutions. Today's ear receipts: Wheat 18, flour 2, oats 2, hay 13. Grain August delivery bills: Outs, No. 2 white feed, $411.50; hurley, tnndnrd feed, $47.50; barley, stand ard brewing, $18; bran, $30.50; shorts, $37.75. LOCAL MARKETS Lire Foamy. URNS-- 15c; springs, 20c. GEESE Fut, 0llc. TURKEYS Fat young, 1020e; old toms, 12e. BELGIAN IIARES. 56o. Bay and Grain. (Buying prices.) WI1KAT $2.00 bushel. BAULKY Whole, $15. OATS $18 t. HAY Grain, $20; nlfalfn, $21 ton. Lives lock. (Prices paid producers.) VEAL Dressed, $S(Si2c. SHEEP Ewes, 8(tfl0c; wethers, 10c; lambs, 0(a12c. COW'S Alive, 5(i'.c. HOfiS Alive, rJCMflr-. STEERS Alive, 7(iSc. Price PaU by Dealer. PORK 14(7fl7c. BEEF 12(17c. LAUD 30c. EGGS 32 'oc. HONEY 12 Via per II). POTATOES $3.50(n 1 per 100 lbs. OXIOXS 2'.e. CIDER 25e." BITTER FAT 42i,c. HITTER Wholesale. 10e. Many persons from this precinct are going to the big huckleberry patch, where they say there arc more berries than ever in previous years. Mr. Loekwnod and F. E. Furry relumed from n short stay in Dead Indian last week, but Mr. Furry and Mr. Cope went out Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson, teachers from Klamath Kails, were visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Allen Thursday. .Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Anderson of North Eden left for Lake of the Woods and vicinity Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. William McKay took an auto trip over to Hueh Friday after wild blackberries, hut found that the berries were not ripe yet. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Samnin ami Mr. and Mrs. William U. Dver of Portland were pleasant guests over 83 O. B. Morris, Butte Falls.. night at tho Carey homo Thursday. Arthur Furry and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Furry left for tho Furry ranch at Lost Prairie the first of this weck.( Mr. Bowman, the Talent rural carrier, returned from his two weeks' vncntion this week and is again on the route. Mr, Briscoe and F... Jacobs nre hauling up their winter's wood this week. Noah Chandler has taken a job in tho hay baler for the season. Mrs. Anna Simpson and Mrs. Chandler went to Ashlnnd Friday to visit Mrs. Simpson's niece, Mrs. S. 0. Pease. Miss Lulin Roberts was n truest of Miss Vera Kershaw of Wollen, in the Antelope district, last week. Mrs. Nnnme Woolf of Phoenix has been quite sick for the past week. Lcm Hughes of rem Valley was in Ashland Tuesday. Mrs. F.ffio Taylor is visiting her brother, Arthur Rose, and family of West Phoenix. Mrs. C. Cnroy was in Medford Friday, having dental, work done. Mrs. A. S. Furry is sending a box of dainties each week to her son, Aubrey, who is with Company 7 nt Fort Columbia. Mrs. Leo Cook of Rock Point went to Medford Saturday afternoon to spend Sunday with her son, Clarence, who is with the Pantorium in that city. Ray Gnunynw of Gazelle, Cal., who has been visiting nt the home of his sister, Mrs. George Lance, on Foots creek, returned to his home Saturday afternoon. Cecil Johnson, A. T. nnd Elmer Cooksic, Gerald Owen nnd Walter Kelsey, all of whom have been work ing in the orchards east of Medford, came to their homes in this city Sat urday evening, having finished the thinning nnd other work assigned them there. Professor Milam visited in Med ford between trains Friday. Jesse Blaekington returned Friday morning to his work in the Siskiyous after spending tho week with friends in this city. II. J. Von irovenhurg wns trans acting business in Gold Hill Satur day. Ted Noyes and sister Lcln, of Oakland motored to Gold Hill Satur day afternoon, accompanied by Mrs MVJ. Fredrieks of Central Point,' to visit nt the homo of Mi's. Fred rick's nephew, Martin Bowers. Rev. Hutchinson, wife nnd son, Paddy, nnd Miss Inn Gardner, who have been enjoying n couple of weeks in Ashland, returned to their homes in this city Saturday evening, nil looking fine. Mrs. Nicholson, who formerly lived here, but more recently in northern California, came in Friday evening on business matters. Noel Kellogg, who has been visit ing at Rogue River for several days, returned home Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Prver nnd daughter of Tal ent attended Sunday services at the Church of Christ in Gold Hill. Miss Rita Keith, who has been vis iting the past two months nt the home of her sister, Mrs. Raymond Jones, of this city, returned Satur day morning to her homo in Albany. Miss Margaret Chishohn nnd little Jean left Saturday morning for n weeks stay with relatives in Port land. Henry Ray went to Giants Pass Saturday to visit the carnival and transact business. MisR Belle Brown of Kane's creek was in Gold Hill Friday to nttend the Red Cross meeting. Mrs. Hoy Eddings returned home Saturday afternoon from her week's stay nt Glcndale. Mrs. Nancy Andrews nnd daughter-in-law, Mrs. Sidney Andrews, oi Brownsville, stopped over for a dnf at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilto in this city Thursday. Mrs. Andrews, Sr., will remain in that city a month or more and on her return south will then make a more pro tracted visit, with her daughter Mag gic (Mrs. F. Witte) In this city. Miss Margaret Wilson came Thurs day evening to visit her friend, Miss Pearl Newels, in this city, on her re turn to her home in Cow ( reek, nf ter spending some time past in Med ford. Mrs, Tom Cook and children ol Garden How were in Gold Hill Sat urday. Fred Champlin returned to Gold Hill Friday morning. Mesilamcs George and Charles Ly man were shopping in Gold Hill Fri day. Oaden Snyder transacted business in Grants Iv-s Thursday. The 1ndies' Aid met Thursday af ternoon nt the home of Mr. 0 Mono on r.iglilh street. A ver.v pleasant afternoon was spent in business and fancy work arfd dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. Mr. nnd Mrs. Owen Wood motored to Grants Puss Thursday evening In atlend the Granls Pass carnival. Miss Hetty Fensclier, a teacher in the Portland schools, conie, Thursday evening to visit her friend, Mrs. W. F. Bluekert, nee Miss Nina Sharp. Mrs. R. A. Jones, Miss Hita Keith and Miss Margaret , ("hisholni were Grants Pass visitors Thursday.' ' Mrs. Newton went to Sams Vnllev Saturday to visit at the home of her brother, t-urlis E. Miller. Messrs. llittlo and Boyd of Rock Point were in Gold Hill Saturday morning on business. Tho funeral of Mrs. W. S. Bailey, who dicTl nt her homo on the Apple gate lust Thursday, was well attend ed by relatives nt the services Sat urday at 1 o'clock from this city. Two auto loads from Gold Tlill in cluded threo sisters-in-law, Mes damcs Miller, Roberts and David son, and her mother-in-law, Mrs. T. Bailey, and three nieces, tho Misses F.lsie Jfiller and Vehnn and Kstn Da vidson. Mr.' Badger conducted the services. Miss Bornice Hoff of Oakland, Cal ifornia, and Mr, Goorgo E. Jeffries, formerly of Talent, Oregon, wero united In marriage at Vacavllle, Cali fornia. The groom Is woll known in and around Talent and everybody here will wish the young couple a long and happy life. "William Wiseman and his two sis- tors are making their aunt, Mrs. C. Jeffries, an extended visit. Tho poung pooplo . recently sold their ranch on Williams creek and are trav eling for Mr. Wiseman's health. They contemplate a trip thru Klamath county and California. Tho family resided for a number of years at Central Point and were active work ers In tho Methodist church while there. Mrs. Alice Trask was a visitor In town from Applegato Friday. Mrs. Trask has sold her placo on Llttlo Ap plegato. A few years ago ttwas no unusual sight to see Mrs. Trask carry a sack of flour from Talent to her homo, a distance of ton or twolvo miles over tho mountain. This would seem a wonderful feat to a woman of this day. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vandorsluls nnd Miss Alice, their daughtor, of Grenada, California, Mr. and Mrs. R J. Luke of Frederick, Mrs. Ames and Miss Margret, wore among a number of guests who mot at the homo of Mr and Mrs. Climes on Wagner Creek Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bowman and two children are touring tho coast nnd wero last heard from near Crescent City. Mr. Howman, who had a vory serious attack of measles this spring, hns not regained his health as had been hoped and Is try to recuperate in outdoor life nnd travel. Paul Agor of Jacksonville was the guest of Fred Cook nlst weok. Kenneth King Is home making his parents a visit and Tcnewlng ac quaintances. Services as usual noxt Sunday. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Preaching at 11. Epworth League, 7 p. m. Marion Tryer and family visited Sunday afternoon on Wagner Croek at the homo of Mr, and Mrs. Jess Adams. Red Cross afternoon ovory Tuos- day at tho school house. Charley Moldridgo and family mo tored to Medford Monday. There will bo a roelial given by Rev. and Mrs. Davis, pastor of the Christian church on August 29th, nt the school house. Admittance 25c and 15c. Those who would like to hear something good will not miss this special trcnt, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Alford of Klnm nth Falls, wero guests at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Alford recently. Mr. and Mrs. Klmoro of Ashland arc camping nt Palrmount Farm. Tuesday evening Walter Jeffries had a most exciting scare at his place oast of Hear Crock. Ho enmo Into town and reported a crazy man was at large over there. He then called up tho sheriff's office nnd Informed h 1 in. In a jiffy the sheriff was on tho scene and nfler diligent search tho man was located in nn old barn, rlothcd and in his right mind, In the happy land of dreams. It seems tho man had removed his ovcrshlrt for the purpose of washing It, which was a very snne thing to do, If he only had one, but doubtless this gave Mr, Jeffries his Idea. Mrs. J. H. Puller and her sister Mrs. Elmore, who Is camping on the Puller ranch, wero shopping In Ash land Wednesday. Miss Malty Turner, who has been spending her vacation with her aunt in Ashland, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Andrews and two children motored over from Grenada Saturday to visit Mrs. An drews' mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Vogell. Mr. Andrews Is book keeper for the Grenada syndicate who are building that town. The party motored back Sunday and was accompanied by Miss CrIIIo Vogell who will spend her vacation with her sister at Grenada. We are very sorry to announce tho death of Charles Kerby, from nppen (Ileitis. Funeral notice later. The annual hayrack ride of the Epwortb, Lague occurred Tuesday TALENT TALK evening when thlrty-flvo or forty of tho young peoplo rode to Ashland and had a pleasant ttmo at the Holms sulphur baths. Tho members of tho Christian church gave an Ice cream social at the church recently. The Whites, bringing in the most, won, making tho blues entertain tho rest. A very enjoyable evening was spent. The cool weather of Thursday Is vory ploasant after the heat of the few previous weoks. Mrs. Garvin's cat took an aerial flight tho other morning and porched on the cross-arm of an olectrical polo. lo refused to como down and wns rescued by Fred Cook, who shinned up the polo and brought him down. Further improvements are to bo made on tho school grounds in tho near future. Attempt Is being niado to opon the school bore on the last Monday In August In ordor to make the half term close before the Christmas holi days. , i COURT HOUSE REPORT Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Fir SU, Marriiigo License. C. S. Roberts and Olive Ellis. Circuit Court. E. W.'llcrrintt vs. Forest Creek Mining Co., foreclosure. Eva 'h. Allgeicr vs. WliUinni B. Allgcier, summons, divorce. Polk Hull ct nl vs. John Browns- worth ct nl., answer of W. L. Thomp son. ' ' Western Bond & Mortgage Co. vs. W. E. Brnyton ct nl., demurrer. Prudence M. Plntt, executor, vs. W. L. Frercs ot nl, cost bill. Blancho ITcilbronner vs. C. W. Ileilbronner, summons. Grants Pnss ITnrdwnro Co. vs. United Copper Co. ct nl., demurrer. T. W. Miles, trustee, vs. Gnrnctt Corey Building Co. ct nl., npplica- tion by Medford Investment Co. Probata Court. Estnto of Francis Marion Bailey,. admitted lo probate. Estate of John W. Wells, inventor)' nnd appraisement. Estate of Edward Henry, final re port and order of final settlement, Estnto nf C. H. Alden, finnl re port, dischnrge of administratrix. Estnto of Mary J. Smith, order ap proving final account. Estnto of Emily A. Pratt, adminis tralor's bond, appointment of np praiser. Estate of P. C. Allen, petition lo make conveyance, order to convey realty. Eslale of W. S. Still, nff'iduvit of publishing and posting notice of sale, unilertnking upon order to sell realty. I'rolmto Court. James Bowling et vir to Bur- deile L. Dodge, land in twp. 37-2W $ 10 Geneva W. Allen, administra trix, to Paul Lambert et vir, land in twp. d.i-jw Ida M. McGeo to John A. Mc Intirc, lots in block 2, Prncht's Alaska Add., Ash land 1 A. 11. Reives to Kffic. L. Reives, lols in block 0, Rail road Add., Ashland - 1 E. S. 'full lo Elizabeth Tail, land in block 3, Burr's Add., Medford - C. E. Gates et ux lo Jackson County Building & Loan as sociation, lots in block 1, Bryant Add., Medford 10 Nellie Stephenson et ux lo W. W. Caldwell, land ill Ash land 1 $10G Reward, $100 The frail- of Hill r-niwr will tip lraaril to Irani Ihnt lliin ! It fnaal utii, Un-'iilfl tllai-aar tlmt rlrnrr hna ln-n Hltlo to rum In Mil ltd Maura, and that la Catarrh. Ilnll'a Catarrh l.'nro la tin- nnij nifamrr run, now atiimn n, im- nn-u-Iral fraternity. Catarrh tn-lnit a eonatloillmin fll.rnac. rt-niilnsi A i-nmtlttitlonal le-atmi-nt llall'a Catarrh t'urr- la Inai-n llit.rnallr. ai-tllK llrcr-tlr ni.m tin. Iilnotl and tniirrmi aiirfnn-a nf the ayali-tn. tlirr,-to" ni-atrnylnit tin fnnnilntli.n nr in iii.'-bw, an'i Kiting: ini inui-ni piii-iikhi iit uitnunir up tin- romiHuunn aim b.huhiiik n, turn In dolnir Ita wnrk. Tim nrnnrli-tnfa hnvi an itiilrh. faith III lla rnratlrn rriwi-r th" thnr nff'T Oliff llumlr'il D'-llara fnr any raao that It falla to rum. Si nn fir llal or tialini'iniam. Aillrraa K. 1. CI1KNKV A CO., ToMo, 0. amd br all lirnmrMi. tr.c Taka Ilall'l 1'amluT I'llla for ronatlpatlon. IfEIP WANTED FEMAXB WANTUI) Competent woman for genoral hoiiKcwork. Phono 80,'i-J I'M WANTED A cook at tho Mira Vista Orchard. WANTED Good cook for family of two. Phone 32, Jacksonville. I2!" WANTED (ilrl for general house work. Phono 507-JB. HELP WANTED MALE WANTED Pickers at Marshall Or- chiird, Oakdalo Avenue, i'litmn 115-J. 130 WANTED Man and wife for gener al work at Hotel Holland. 1-10 WANTED Pickers .-.t Mlra Vista Or- chard. Phone n!-J2. WANTED Man and wife without family for general ranrh work wife to do housework. Steady em ployniont. Address Mall Tribune Dox II. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED .Man with four hourses, wants day or contract work. Phone WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED To buy or rent 100 lug boxes. Phono 4-12-X. 130 WANTED To exchango, two desira ble building lots In Los Angeles for house in Medford, or ranch near. Box J. C, Mull Titbune. 130 WANTED 5000 pounds of poultry weekly. We assure you fair treat ment and highest prices in the city, Get our trade and cash prices. War ner, Wortman & Gore. ' WANTED Brio us your eggs and x-omiry. we pay casn, jieaiora Poultry and Egg Co. WANTED Houses to move. Phone 4R8-M. or 4.8R-X- FunvmnED apartments FOR RENT-Furnished Apt summer rates. The Borben. Phone 838-11. FOR RENT One completely furnish ed apartment at Hotel Holland. 1 FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Brick Candy Storo room at 211 West Main. Also two-story dwelling at 402 S. Nowtown St, John F. White. 142 FOR RENT Farms and stock ranch es, garden land. Gold Ray Realty FOR REM ROUSES FOR RENT A fine two story bunga low, 6 rooms, slopping porch, store room. All modern. Beautiful lawn. 322 So. Newtown. Iuquiro first house In rear. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Good family milk cow. 13G Portland Avenue. Phono 267- L. 134 FOR SALE Gentle saddle pony $3!. Telephone 2 01-Jl. 133 FOR SALE 17 bead cattle, 5 milk Cows, 6 coming 2-yoar-old hoifors, G spring calvos. P. O. Box, 2, Tolo, Oregon, 130 FOR SALE Choap. 1300-lb. work Horse, or will trade for cow or wood. Phono 201J4. 129 FOR SALE Horses and cows, 2A miles east of Modford. E.B, Cur ry. 129 FOR SALE Young pigs with sows, at westorlund Orchards. Phone Clomons 8F2. FOR SALE Good team, 2400. Ed. M, White. Phone 594. FOR SALE 250 head of sheep. F, L. Orr, Rogue llivor, Oregon. 187 FOR SALIC MTftCETjljANEOUS FOR SALE Wo havo sonio oxcop tlonal bargains in used ears and believe that ill tho list below yon will find what you want: Hudson Super Six, 7-passenger, $1100.00; Packard, 1911, ti-passengor, 4-cyl-inder, $.100.00; Packard, 1913, fi- passenger, (i-cyllnder, $900.00; Chalmers, n-passengor, 6-cylindor, $1100.00; Franklin, 7-pnssenger, 0- cylindor, $900.00; Bulrk, 7-pnssen-gcr, 0-cyllnder, $Si'i0.00; Auburn fi-passoagor, (i-cyllndor, $100.00; Cadillac, 2-passongcr, 4-cyllndor $400.00; Cadillac, fi-passenger, 4 cylinder, $425.00. Tonus at above prlcoB or 10 per cent discount for all cash. As a special orrcr ror this week, wo will refund round trip railroad faro to any ono pur chasing ono of tho abovo. Portland Motor Co. 131 FOR SAM5 Oak wood, cord longlhH $5.50 per cord. Call 25F22, Eagli Point after 0 p. m. 131 FOR SALE Overland car In first- class cnadillon. Must bo sold at once. Price $325.00. 401 South King. 1321 FOR SALE- 1915 Ford louring car, $285.00. Valley Garago. FOR SALE 1914 Ford. Seo J. V Wells. Jacksonville, or phono 3114 Jacksonville. 1 2 i FOR SALE Nlco ripe Alexandria peaches, 2c per lb., picked at tho ranch. Roso Orchard, 597-ltl. FOR SALE MnnsOmo mahogany dining room set, sideboard, china closet, tablo, eight chairs, used two years. Cost $300; cash price, Hit modlnlo salo. $100.00. Box 80, Mall Tribune. 130 FOR SALE Ford touring car, run 3300 miles. Liko new. Box 80 Mall Tribune. 130 FOR SALE E. M. F. Auto Bug, good condition, cheap If sold at one Phono 205-J. 130 FOR SALE Ford with light delivery body, $235. 2 12 W. Main. 129 FOR BALE ItmAL KHTATH WANTED To exchango 5 acres 111 fruit wilh paid up wnter right, 4 room house, fine soil, 3 tulles o liolse. Idaho. Wants somethliiK similar within a few miles ot Med ford. Box 19. Mall Tribune. 13 FOR SALE A bnrKiiln In 10 acres ISb miles from center of Medford; on corner of two roads; in hearing fruit: fenced: no buildings: sold for $7000 rash four years ago M.H1 fnlo l-'kllO ,,n,-t Ollull- ilitilrou ('. t'rosman, 1259 First Ave., Onk- laiio. vhi. lo,. FOR SALE Six acres, two acres In alfalfa, roninlndcr fine garden land fruit nuts, berries, good barn, out houses, otc, six-room house, cheap, cash or terms. Address Box 124. Jacksonville. Oregon. 138 FOR SALE Farming land, fruit land, stock ranches, timber land, from $10 per acre up, on long time, may payments, or might exchange for other clear property. Address Gold Ray Realty Co. FOUND FOUND Bicycle owner ran 1;m same by proving properly and p.. lag for ad. 32U N. I lolly. I: FOR F.XCHAXOH FOR SALE Or trade for auto, otio Belgian stallion, S ye:i-n old; nio Jersey rattle and yearlines colts. C. W. Casobolt, Route 2. 132 LOST LOST. Tall light nnd llrene plate No. 11419. Notify Medford Vul canizing Works. Lost betw-en Modford and Ashland. lii LOST Tan color female hound from Dr. Helms'. Reward. Return to Dr. Holms. 132 MONEY TO I,OAN MONEY TO LOAN On good secur ity. Phono 047-.I. J. It. Andrews, Modford Business Collego Bide.. Room 2. MONEY TO LOAN From $1000 to $5000 on hand to loan at 7 per cent, on good farm security. Earl Tumy, 210 Garnott-Coroy Dldg. tf MONEY TO LOAN Money to loan on Medford property. Easy month ly payments. Seo D. R. Wood. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Attorneys PORTER J. NEFF Attorney at law, rooms 8 and 9, Medford Nations' Bank Building. A. E. REAME3 Lawyer. Garnet Corey blilg. Accountant, B. M. WILSON Certified Public Ac countant, room 411, M. F. & IT, Bldg., Medford, Oregon. LAHER ATJTO SPRING CO.' Wo are operating the largest, ones? and best equipped plnnt In the P clflo northwest. Use our springe when others fail. Sold under writ ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Ore. Collections COLLECTIONS AN?) REPOVtTS We collected some accounts 14 yenr? old. We know how to get th money. The Bullock Mercantile Agency, Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 8. nan kins' Bldg., 216 E. Main st Dentists DR. T. T. SHAW Dentist. Over Drn. lels Clothing Store in rooms for merly occupied by Dr. Jones. Pbcnc 692-Y. Knglneer ana Contrnctnr FRED N. CUMMINGS Engineer r.nfl contractor, 404 M. F. & II. Bid Survoys, estimates, Irrigation dralm age, orchard and land Improvement. farm Loans. LOANS Medford nnd Roguo River National Farm Loan associations, 5 to 40 years, Intorest 6 per cont- 6 per cent $3 soml-atiniially on each $100 of loan pays Interest nnd principal In 3(1 years. Privilege of paying $25 or any multlplo thereof after 5 years. Deposits received, 4 per cent, convertible into 4 Mi per cent Farm Lonn Bonds. Buy a bond $25, $50, $100, $500 and $1000. E. II. Hard,' Sncretary Troasuror, Garnctt-Corey Uulldin'-', Modford, Oregon. ' 129 (Snrbngn GARBAGE Get your premises cleaned up for the Bummer, (.all on the city garbage- wagons l' good service. Phone 874-L. f. Y. Allen. Instruction In Mulc FRED ALTON IIAH'JHT Teacher o piano and harmony. Knight Mu"!t Btudlo, 401 Garuett-Corty IV-ig, Phone 72. lasurnnce EARL S. TUMY -General lnsur:in.-.r office. Fire; Automobile, Accl.'.-ri, Liability, Plato Glass, Couimet and Surety Bonds. Excellent eo:n panics, good local service. No. 2iV Garnolt-Coroy Bldg. Physicians and Surgeons DR. W. W. HOWARD Orilerpltlv,- phyBlclan. 303 liarnettCoiny bu'iii tag. Phone 130. DR. J. J. EMM ENS Physician f!'vj surgeon. Prnctlce MniHcd to eye, ear, nose and throat. Kvi-s hc!i u tlflcally tostod and glr.nscs H-itr piled. Oculist and Auiist f ir S. P. R. R. Co. Offices M. 1 . fe I'. C), bldg., opposite P. O. Phone !. Printers and Publisher MEDFORD I'KINTIN'U CO., )'".s the host equipped print lug of(ii- In ' Southern Oregon; Book 1 t ts ! r-1, loose leaf lodgers, billing Mj -ii-'- t. etc, Portland prluoi. iV Fir at. Transfer EADS 1 RAN'SKEH ft HTOKAIiiO iM Office 42 North Front nt, l':i.-;i 815. Prices rlitht Siivho iir antrt IXTEIU liP.AV AUTOCAR CI. TIME CARD. Leave Medrord for Ashl.ind. Talent, and Phoenix dally, exi""'it tlini'la', at 8:00 a. m 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. in. lso on Saturday at 10: 15 p. ra. Sun days leave nt S and 10:30 a. in. luid :00, 2:00, 5:30 and 9:3d p. in. Les-.o Ashland for Medford daily, ex vet Sunday, nt 9:00 a. ni., 1 :00, 4:r0 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Saturday nights at H:30. Sundays leave Ashland st 9:00 a. m nnd 10.30 a. in., 1. 00, 4:30, 6:30, and 10:30 p. in, Ansto Supplies