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Newspaper Page TextSTETrFOIirF -MTm TRTRTTNT!, T,rrcTVFOT?T. OT?Ef!ONT, SATURDAY, SF,PTEMTET R 1017. PA (TO FIYT9 TIME TO SPRAY, The Inst spray recommendations issued recommended 'Unit spraying: Bhould be consummated by the 2oth of August. It is now time for another spray and it should be on the trees by the i 15th of this month which makes nn interval of about three weeks. ' At this time it is not safe to have : an interval greater than three weeks because ilif 1he rapid growth 'of the, fruit, thus exposing new unsprayed surfaces, Those who have varied from the schedule should follow the rule of keeping- the fruit covered. Eggs are 'still being' laid and egg laying will continue until the evening temperatures iall below sixty degrji's which from present indica tions will not be for some time. . One step towards reducing the worms for the eoming year is to gath er all fallen fruit as soon as each tree is picked and- remove it from the orchard. It should he disposed of by feeding it to hogs, seeling it to the cannery or vinegar factory, it fissible, rather than leaving it to rot. it cannot be disposed of as sag Rested dunip .it in a field at some distance from any orchard and sur round it-With coarsu rubbish' for the worms to hirrbon on. , Later the rub bish can4 be burned and (he worths destroyed by this means.' If the frnit is left on the ground the worms will leave the fruit 'Iacrrnqd' jjrn,wf Mm the trees and seek shelter' underneath the bark diiring-.ilio..',vint'er, eii)i'rin; next sprmj to lay eggs. : t. . "'TV C-'CAfR1'- 'I !. : '(Coiintv I'ntholoL'lst; I C. A. NOHRN, I . Entomologist. 1 Sept. 8, 1017. At the Churches St. Mark's KplscniKil. i Corner North Oakdale and Fifth itreet. f 8a. m., holy communion. I 1 1 al m., morning prayer. 1 No evening service. . i William B. Hamilton, Vicar. Ciitliolic CllircU ,,, South Oakda,16 Avenue First mass Sunday at 8 a.m. ' Second mass at 10:30 a. my " Bonediction after second mass. Rev. John' Power's, rector Catholic : church.- First Presbyterian Church s-jf Main street and City Park.' 1" Sunday school at 10 a. m. At 11 a. m. the pastor's theme "On the Mountain Tops." Music by An idrews, with Mrs. C. C. McCurdy at i'the nine organ. Specials by the ! mixed quartet at 7:30. iPopuIar even ijing services begin. A grand sacred .4 concert of vocal and Instrumental i music will be given by Medford slngfts. A brief popular Illustrated sormon lecture by Rev. A. A. .1. Hogg theme "Paul and Follx." (Be on time to get a good seat. All welcome, Rev. A. A.,. I. Hogg, minister. Res. Medford Hotel. ' I ' l'resbylerlnn. The popular Sunday, eycnlng-sor-vlces will begin at the Presbyterian church September 9, at 7:30 sharp, with a grand sacred concert and va riety musical. The following is part of the program: - - - - Solo, "My Heart Ever Faithful" (Bach), by Miss Adelo Brault; solo, Ave Maria (iuzzi), Mrs. Guy Chil ders; quartet, George Andrews, Mrs. George Andrews, Mrs. Edna Isaacs atjl C. C. McCurdy; violin solo, Car leton Jones, selected; solo, "Flee as a Bird," Miss Sadie Lacey; Andrews great chorus choir selections on the pipe organ by Mrs. C. C. McCurdy. Be on time to got a good Beat. Ev erybody welcome. First Methodist Kplscopnl Dr. J. C. Rollins, pastor Sunday promises to be a great day here. It is the annual Ono Hundred Per Cent day. It is the hope to bring every department of the church up to full "war strength" for this occasion The Sunday school hour at 9:45 eharp will be filled with a speclnl program study -of the lesson and final reports for the hour. Strangers will find this an Interesting hour. Public worshiD at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. At the morning hour Dr. Rollins will speak on "The Motive In Service for Christ and the Church". Excellent music will mark each ser vice of the day. At the evening hour tho theme will be "Is a Man Really of More Value Than Sheop " The Epworth League will welcome all young people to Its devotional meeting at 6:15. It Is earnestly hoped that the constituency of the church will be largely In evidence through out the day. At the evening hour re ports will be heard from every de- SCENE FROM "SO LONG LETTY" WHICH WILL BE SEEN AT CHAU TAUQUA AUDITORIUM, ASHLAND, THURSDAY. SEPT II. SEATS FOR SALE AT HOLLAND HOTEL. ., . ik&FM Wi& partment of ! the chitrcu concerning the year's work. If you want to know what your church Is doing bo on hand be on time and bo cheerful. The public Is cordially Invited to all the services of the day. Strangers are always sure of a cordial welcome, excellent music and a most dignified and helpful service. If you havo no other church home come with us. First Baptist Church "A Live Church with a Cordial Welcome." The First Baptist .'nhurch extends a cordial Invitation to, aljjits services. TJiin of tljc diiitcli and pastor is tot maKe mo sqrvjees, luieresimg, uisUucti-voUilii'il t'elpI(i)!'tU 'all who ,majj .fCpino.iTlio'i !p4$tor'jjj: pulpit tnemeu, are an visaii topion, unaing illustration n, :aul ', japplicatloh. : to present- day di'fe. ' i;!fi;:!t: '-i'M: . " f)i6. pastor's thomeKiforlwSunda'y morning, at 11 o'clock' Vill W f'Nbh Conformlsts." The sermon will re late the wonderful story of Daniel to present day life and conditions. Dan iel was a' "Non-Conformist." Hear about hiin Sunday morning. There will be two special musical numbers at the morning service, a violin solo by Miss Ruth Campbell, entitled "Meditation" by Massent; also a vocal boIo by Miss Florence Hazelrlgg. Miss Hazelrlgg will sing Liddie's beautiful composition, "Abide With Me." The evening service begins at 7:30 o'clock. ' The full chorus choir will lead the congregation In the sinking 'of tho.pld gospel hymns. The soloist for the evening will be Sadlo Lacy wlio will sihg "'Flee as a Bird," by Diida. I Tho pastor will speak upon (iMorhiliani Splrltpal Reclamation." The Blblo school, with well organ ized classes, begins promptly at 9:45 a., nun i ' l,TUo Young People's devotional scrvicp is held just beforo the even ing worship, and begins promptly at 0:30 o'clock.' This is a great service for,ypung'people..Not a dull moment in tho service. The service will be led Sunday night by Wiss Wanlta Carstens. The Joplc will be "Hk cuses." If you nro not under obligations to attend elsewhere, come to the Baptist church. You will like tho people, enjoy the services, and bo glad that you came. Rev. Frederick W. Carntcns, tho pastor, Is ready for any sort of com munity service at any time. Resi dence 428 West Fourth Btroet, ' . , . W't ', -': H-i ' Wo are still hevlng special services in thd tem.;on;1yj- nndTeTtth ttreetsv Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11. .'.'"-iii' Children's meeting, at 3 p. m; Young people's meeting? at ,Y and preaching-at-8 , l-f ;" - . Wo believe it will pay ioii to at tend these meetings oe'r the Sabbath. Everyone Is welcomes , ' Rozella B. Douglas, Pastor. Word has been received from the boys at Fort Columbia of the receipt of the organ sent recently by the local Soldiers' Auxiliary. The organ has four octaves, a splendid tone, with a depth of volume and Is light and com pact, easily carried. It Is used to great advantage In the Sunday morning services and one of the letters received from a member of the company spoke of tho Susday afternoon Impromptu concert when all the boys sang to their hearts' con tent. Tho chaplain of the company expresses his special appreciation for the Instrument, with which many otherwise lonely hours can be whlled away. NOTICE. I hereby notify the public that I am In no way connected with Mr. A E. franco In the O. K. Taxi rnmpany, and he has nothing whatever to do with my business. BLISS 1IKINK. Call 303 for Heine Taxi. BRIIISH RECRUIT, j .IBIIS With the lively co-operation of I lie administration and of the war de partment, the Hritish recruiting mis sion with headquarters in New York city lias started a nation-wide fnm puigu lo get Britishers and Canadians in this country to enlist for the war. In order to relievo men from ex pense m connection Willi enlistment, these volunteers are received at tidy recruiting station of the U. S. army. From1 tho moment they are accepted for enlistment nil expenses' lire paid. Recruits are also received at any British consulate, and at the Uritisli Tccruiting oi'icis, AinswortJi IHdg., Portland, Ore. The general regulations for enlist ment in the Britisli and Canadian armies follow : Men are eligible for enlistment be tween the ages of 18 and 4"), and in certain cases up to the age of 5(h Enlistment will he for the duration of the war and six months after the termination ' Of " ImMjliticsV-' 'unless soonel- discliarged'"" ;J ,'" .'",." ' ' Fi'($' .rasnport.aliMi"io-t)io tTuileil St a tei it ff HC (MrrfNhcrtm 'd isrij arg desirimj.it. u ;',. ill r.,' Mil 1 i- oil her lish (i'tlo'WvAHiiHftyy All arm lY.y iuuL At'iwi'iitluii.Ulluuiujuiiii.JuLj lntii or Cth.hIijiii rates ooinntmcp nmittKIU' I1'1H1SU1HMU. f !Mn COLOR FILM ffif HAND A motion picture beautifully col ored by the hands of men while figbl- for France is a wonderful crea tion. When it is remembered I hat. there lire (i pictures to encli foot, of film and that 'each of those liltle pictures is colored by hand, you can imagine the enormity of the task. A ivc-reel film such as ".May Blos soms'! requires painting on 30,0(10 pictures. ' That film was inmlo in thirl henrt of Murvland and taken lo a oris studio where the. coloring was done by (he hands of soldiers whose injuries in the war hud made it im- sible under lliem to do further mil itary service. Ihey did n marvelous job. That picture, "May Blossom, Icn- turing beautiful Pearl' While, will be seen nt The Itiallo, uinliuce and niuhl Sunday. September 0. "It's the most prac. tlii garment In my wardrolMv my Janlzen Swcator." that's tho verdict of thousands of wearers of all ages. Buy one from your own dealer. n s n . : i &5 l'oithiiul Itutlcr. rOHTI.AND, Kept. 8. Duller easier. City creamery prints 17; cartons -18c; buying price of butter fat 4(i((MH, l'oitliind; cube extras 14; prime firsts dl'i; firsts 3('(' HI; dairy 34c. . I'ortland (iraln. I'OKTIjAXH, Kept. 8 Wheat, no quotations. Today's ear inceipts: Wheat .u; barley 1; flour 1; oats 0; hay 7. i . : i " Keplcinbor deliyeryjliid (piotalions Oats' No. 2 white feed 47.50; ban ley, standard feed, if l'i; barley stan dard brewing; $47; bran .$3(1; shorts $33. '!.,-. ..- - I Portland Livestock. POUT LAN I), Kept. 8. Cull tic steady; receipts 44. Best beef steers .t8.2.-5i8.75; good beef steers $7.2T(: 8.25 j best beef cows ).7.'(ff!7.2r ; or dinary to g oodcows $3.7r(W(i.r)(); best heifers $7('7.2r); bulls $4..r)l(ni(i..r)(); calves $7(o !)."(!; stocker and feeders steers .307. - Hogs steady; receipts 31."). Prime $lU.2.X(t'lG.3."; pigs .lll.j..-)(l; bulk -tilti. " , , Kheen sleadv; no reeeipls. West ern lambs $13(0 13.50 j valley lambs ..UU.7r(n2."(l ; yearlings $ Kl'di lO..-)!) wethers $!l,7i"itVM0.riQ;.cwes $ 8(ii, 8..10. l'eac Market. . ir-ru .:?"!''.. pw a ,. thcKnir-M:iU'V'rnm iiverageu live car yrcgin, !fa,i ; lour ears asiiingion, pifeibfon-'tuUfoVmii?, ;$'2.20 : Wi'sli-' lngtcjns, $t.i.ri; Colurados, . $1,8;.(I J'llilrtdvlphia Calil'pruiiis, $2f")(), ;;Chii'ligo C'ulifiirnjis $2 ; W'a.sli- ngtmis .f-VJU: Oregon. -2.10. .. ... Jl 8 I. O. O, R NOTICE. fill Ineinbers' of Encampment are requested to meet 'at"tho hall at 1 o'clock Sunday, Sept. 'f, to' attend the funeral of W. E. Price'? By order of tho C. P. 145 CHICHESTER S PILLS ,fcj l.atiier.1 A hie ytnr i'ruuil mr a ( &"-JV hl-rhn.r"alMummidllrunVV MINln KeJ ami Uuld imtilHc)V ,'-' i. teil ftn 1-H:a KlLlntl. V M T-o olh-r. Jlnr of ynur V 'I ilf ltrnuiiKI. A-.i rir lll. Ml s.TKIIII Jt niA.iMtNto iticAM I'jij.h, f,r ycara known ai Hest. Safe:;!, Aluivt Krllalla NOTICE TO CONTItACTOItS. STATE OFORISGON, County of Jack son. FiDIHisal.' Sealed proposals, adressed to the County Court of Jackson County. Oregon, and endorsed "Proposals for Conistructing a Bridgo In Jackson Counlyi Oregon, .over Big Applegnte River," will bo received by the Coun ty Court of said County at Its offices In the courthouse. Jacksonville, Ore gon, until It o'clors a. m., on the 1.1th day of vSept., 1917. and at that time and place will be publicly opened and read. , , Forms, AH proposals must bo made unon a blank form to bo obtained from tho County Clerk, at his office at the courthouse, Jacksonville, Oregon; must glvo the prices proposed, both In writing and fimircs; and must be signed by. tho bidder, with his ad dross. ' ltl,l.l..,-'u 11., 11,1 Each blft is to be presented under sealed cover and shall be accompanied by cash, a bidder's bond payablo to County Treasurer, Jackson County, or a certified check mado payablo to the County Clerk of said County, for an amount equal to at least five per cent of the amount of the snld old, and no bid shall be considered un less such cash, bond, or check Is en closeditherowlUi. -Such" ladder's bond shall ob conditioned Oiat If said hid Is accrpted. tho party bidding will duly enter Into and execute tho con tract. , Should the successful bidder to wltom the contract, Is awarded full to exectilr the samo within ten days (not Including Sunday) from tho date of tho lunlllr.g of the notice from the County Court to him, ac cording to tho oddroKK therewith giv en, that the contract Is ready for signature, such cah, bond or certi fied (hecks shall be forfeited to Jack son County, and the same shall be the property of the rounly. All other cash, bonds, and cart If led checks will be returned to the uiiscccussful bid ders who snbnilttqd the samo. Surely IUiimI. A corporate surety bond will be required for Ihe faithful performance I of the contract In a sum equal to ono. 'half of the total amount, of tho bid. i' I'laiiHunil Sio irirnlloii. Plans may bo seen and forms of specifications and contract may be secured at the County Clcik'i of ice, courthouse, .lacksonvlllo, Oregon, or at County Surveyor's office over Medford National Bunk, Alcdford, Ore. IMall PciHiftit. A deposit of I5.U0 wll be required for plans and specifications. Deposit will be returned to each bona fide bidder. ltojtvdon of Bids. The right Is reserved to reject any or all proposals or to accept the pro posals deemed best for Jackson Coun ty. COUNTY COURT OF JACKSON COUNTY. V. h, TOU veu.f:, County Judgo. CEO. W. OWEN, County Commissioner. (Seal of County Court affixed.) G. A. CAKDXKIi, County Clerk of Jackson County. Jacksonville, i Oregon, August 21st, 1917. in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County o' Jackson. Vina Edna Hall, plaintiff, vs. James C. Hall, defendant. ,.To tho nbove named defendant: In tho name of the Stale of Oregon: You aro hereby summoned and le- quired to appear'in the above entitled court and cause end answer the com plaint of the plaintiff, on file therein against you, within six weeks from the date of tfit. flr.u puulicatlon of which summons, whih said date is July 28th, 1917. You are further notified tlmt if you fall to so appear and answer said complaint within sold time, plaintiff will arn'y to the court for ilia roller demanded in ths complaint i succinct statement of which is as follows- For a deeroo of tho court dissolving tho bonds of matrimony existing between plaintiff and dofondant, divorcing the plaintiff from defendant absolutely and awarding to plaintiff the car and custody of tho minor child of plaintiff and defendant'. Elsie, togotho- with such other and further relief as tho court may deem Just. This summonB Is published pursu ant to an order therefor made by F. L. Touvello, County Judge of Bald county, dated July 27, 1917. PORTER J. NEFF, Plaintiff's Attornoy. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED For rent, 50 acres of good farm land. W. 11. Wilson, Phoenix, Ore. 150 WANTED Feeders, young pigs Phone 64. Guy Connors. WANTISD To buy tomatoes for cash Phone 32. ' WANTED General upholstering. Mattresses made over, feather beds and pillows steamed and defined -furniture reupholstorcd; repairing and reflnlshing: carpets and rugs cleaned and relayed. George W Douglas, 225 So. Riverside. Phone 900-L. I , i .' I .1-.. .'.14U WANTED To 1)uy straw In stack. H W. Binghain... Plioaio 1597,1:1. -, WANTED-fr20- ori 30 .acres lot good farm or orchard land, improve or Li . i , , . 11 ..' Ml - ' J... l.Ai CI 1t;:.v ' TIOI. I ilOUIl DIICrillilII,1J O. St;: Medfotil.1 ! '':l;i: Ill4 WANTED--D000 pounds of, tp'oilllry wookly., We assure you; tair treat ment and highest prices In tho city Got our trade and cash p'rlces.'War- ner, Worttnan &:Gorewi ui '" WANTED-Hrlne" us your eggs! land Poultry. We pay eaBh. ., Medfora Poultry and Egg Co. WANTKI To trudo 3-ln. Mitchell wagon for S'A-iit. ' G.' M. Loonns, Ross Lano., , , ,i ! ,, - j WANTED Houses to move. Phone 4RR-M. or 48R-K. WANTED Separator man for threshing outfit. Apply II. W Bingham. Phone 597-J3. WANTED To buy 10 to 15 ncres of corn for silo. II. W. Ulngliam Thono S97-.I3. HELP WANTED FEMAXB WANTED Competent woman for goncral housework. Phono ROfi.l 140 HELP WANTED MALK WANTED 'Man for general office work. Address P. O. Box 1021 WANTKD Corn binder, to begin work the first of the week. II. W Bingham, phone 597J3. WANTKD Barber nt Joe O'Urion's North Fir and Main. FURNISH EI) A I'A RT.M KNT8 'OR RUNT ter, heat. 93S-R. -Furnished apt.; hot wa- The llorbun. Phone FOR RUNT Furnished housekeep ing rooms at 112 So. King. 4X8Y Call evenings. 147 FOR RUNT Furnished Apt. summer rales, ine uoruon, rnone aao-iv FOR RENT One completely furnish ed apartment at Hotel Holland FOR KKN1 nOCSUB FOIl RKNT Furnished bungalow at 911 Ojiecn Ann Ave. Phono 39 HOI'.SK FOIt RENT A 9-room mod em house, close In, on S. Holly low rent; Ras, garage. Enquire fi04 S. Holly street. 14 FOR RENT --A flno two story bungn low, 6 roomB, sleeping porch, store room. All modern. Beautiful lawn. 322 So. Nowtown. Inquire first houso In rear. FOR ItF.NT .MISCELLANEOUS FOIt RENT Farms and stock ranch cs, garden laud. Gold Ray Roalty Co. FA KM lO.W.S. AMORTIZATION PLAN 5 to 40 yearp, 6 per cent; 4 per cent on de poslls convertible Into 4 " percent farm loan bonds; $250,1100 in bonds sold weekly nnd money paid farmers. K. II. Hurd, Sec-Tread. National Farm Loans As-nrlntlonn, Garuett-Corey Building, Medford, KOH SALE LIVESTOCK 'Olt SM.K ti first-class dairy cows at a bargain. Telepliono No. 4K21, K. K. Robinson, Kagle Point, Ore gon. 150 FOR SALE Gelding work horse, 1400 lbs., 4 years old; will work single or double: $150. Chas. H. Wilson, Sams Valley. 150 FOR SALE- Young mule team, weight 2S00; also wagon and har ness, at $300 cash, It taken at once. A. H. Culhoun, Koekford Ranch, Medford, R. R. No. 4, Ore. 150 FOR SALE Six Milk cows, trio reg istered Berkshire hogs, boar, two Bows. Phone 127, Central Point. 140 FOR SALE M. White. -Good team, 2400. , Phone 5114. Ed. FOR SALE MlfrUKUiAXROTTS FOR SALE, Peaches, while they last 1c per lb., nt Rose orchard, on Cop per Butte-Crator Lake Road. 147 FOR .SALE Bicycle, in first-class condition. Apply 1013 S. Oakdale. Phone 220H. 146 FOR SALE. Two-ton Ramblor truck, 45 - horsepower; good condition. new tires. To! 419L. 140 'OR SALE Man's bicycle, cheap, at 1013 So. Oakdulo. 14 'OR SALE Extra fancy largo Alber ta peaches, 1c per lb. Brommer Bros., 1! miles northoast of Med fo.-d. Phono 589.12. 1-17' 'OR SALE Early Crawford, Muir. Elborta, Solwuy and Lato Craw ford peaches. J. W. Shirley, 2S Al mond St. 146 FOR SALE Fancy.-arly Crawford peaches, 1c pound at orchard. Phono 134-R, or 42.' ' OR SALE Ripe canning peaches, cheap. Photiu.370 it. ' '" 147 FOR SALE-Extra fancy early Craw ford poaches, 3o. : Phone Jacksonr vlllo 2 1F13, or 788R6, Tha Laur els. ' ' ' "' i;" ' - ' ' FOR SALE French gray eiiamol bedroom set. dining- room set,' li brary table, writing desk, book shelves, power washer, sowlng'ma chine. 9x12 tent, coll bed springs wheelbarrow, gardon tools. All in Al condition and at soiling prices. 113 Cottage Btroet. . FOR SALE Auto owners tako no tice: Magic motor, gas, 1 quart equals 60 gallons gasoline. Guar anteed by Auto Remedy Co., Cin cinnati, 6. Beware of Imitations, Inquire Chns. Moo, Applegute, Or, Mrs. Mary A. Meo, Central Point Ore. 163 FOR SALK 100 tons of hay. In Or flitlio W. CrtDay,,,LnkQ creek, 145 FOR BALK Kl&AL EHTATB FOR; SALE (l-room bungalow, mod- ern idl 60x300; cheap, part cash. , , Telephone ;419L or P. O. liox 792. ..i.-;.,-. - 170 FOR8ALE 2 lotp In city or Edmon ton, Canada.. Assessed valuation ' 800'." Will exchnngn for lots or (.gcreago and nssiiiue It suited. Owner, Box 45, Ashland. 115 FOIt SALE Farming laad, fruit land, stock ranchos, timlior land, from $10 per acre up. on long time, easy payments, or might exchange for bthor clear property. Address Gold Ray Realty Co. roit exchange EXXCIIANGIC Good residence prop erty on S. Holly street for Wlllnm ello valley property. Euqulro 435 Crawford ave., McMinnvllle, Oro. 145 FOIt TRADE Have 8-room modern house, two lots, lawn, garden, strawbcrrloB, grapes, Blx healing fruit treos, etc.; valuo about $4000. Will trndo. Prefer smaller house on pavoment In Medford. What havo you? Box O, Mail Tribune ,145 MONEY 1X IjOAN MONEY TO LOAN On good secur ity. Phono 647-J. J.' II. Andrews. Medford BuslDCss College Bldg., Room 2. MONEY TO LOAN From $1000 to $5000 on hand to loan nt 7 per cent, on good farm security. Earl Tumy, 210 Garuntt-Corey Bldg. tf MONEY TO LOAN Money to loan on Medford property. Easy month ly payments. See D. R. Wood. The Oregon Agricultural College Wlm trained ippriilllU with modern lab- rntyrlci nj t'lriiunU eitulpmi-nt l In- It-union lemlinn lo colleKiil dptfrctt l lh fcllnivlria; IrlKxili: AdRlCULTURG, llh 15 drprtroatl 1 COMMERCE, with 4 d-parlrornu : XNOINEERINO, with 0 di-artmpnta. In tndinK Civil, Kk-ctrlrnl. llicliwaT, Induktrlal Ana, Itrllalion, and Mrolianical Encinarrlng; roRESTUY, Includinf Ullu.J Lim-tr-Ine: HOME ECONOMICS, with 4 naor depart-nf-nta, Includinf liainlng In tba Piactlca Uo'ia.; litlNlVfO, with thrre di-partmenla, Inalud rDJ I'hemirnl Koginrri ing ; rilARMAf.'V. TUB SCHOOL 0F MU.-.IO. ofd-ra Inatriia llon In Ilia primlpnl di-parlmrnta of vocal and Inati itmr-nlal mimlr TUB MILITAI1Y DEPARTMENT, enrolled 10S3 enih'ta In mill 17, and won renilntiten dallon (or O. A. C, (mm lha Wi-atern Pelnirt- ment o( the U. H. War l)t-nirliinnl na one ot tha (idio "llklitieuiiili.d Imtitutlxne" hither learning. All emtila will b,t (urninhrd aoinpleta unilorma tiy the IL H. tiovt-rntoent and the Junior anil hi-nior ra,,-ta. ei.tolliil In the ft O. T. f'.. will hi. riven runmuUl mi (or aubkifltrnee, a well ae all trnlinp,irtalli,n and utiftldenro al lljfl ali wo.Vv riiini.nor ramp EEOISTRATIOH SHOINS OCTOBER g, 1017. Information on rainaat. Addrosfl, Kaglatrar, Orcoa Agilcultuiai CoUaa, Oorvallll, Ortgoa LOST LOST A w.Hon sheet between foot-. hill orchards and Medford Tbuis dav evening. Reward. L.L.Rus sell, Ashland, Ore. 150 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE. Well established paying automobile business. Box 7j, Mall Tribune. 147'. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Attorneys GEORGE CODD1NQ Layyor, Gar- nett Corey llldg. PORTER J. NEFF Attorney nt )& rooms 8 and 9. Medford Nations.' Bank Building. . . . : A. E. REAMES Lawyer. Corey bldg. Uarnett Accountant. E. M. WILSON Certified Pnbllc Ac.-. eountnnt, room 411, M. I'. & I.. Bldg., Medford, Oregon. - Ansto Supplies LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. We are operating the largest. oHl and best equipped plant In the P clfio northwest. Uso our spring! when others fall. Sold under writ ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Ore. Collections COLLECTIONS AN REPOKTS We collected soma accounts 14 yaare old. We' know how to get tin money. The Bullock Morcantili Agencv. Inc.,-Rooms 1, 2. I. ; Hoe kins' Bldg., -310 E. Main et. " ,5 Dcntlsu DR. T. T. SHAW Dentist. Over Dan iels Clothing Store In rooms tor- , msrly occupied by Dr. JoneB. Phon 6S2-Y. Einploynient, Agency. HELP SUPPLIED Will rurnlsh men for outside or Inside work at any time. Apply 1-1)3 North Central av enue, or phono 155-11. Jupaneso Employment Agency. Engineer end Contractor FRED N. OUMMINGS Engineer antt contractor, 404 M. F: & H. Bid Surveys, estimates, irrigation drain age, orchard and land improvement finrbago GARBAGE Get your -premises cleaned up for tho summer. Call on the cily garbago wagons for good service Phone ,874-L. F. Y. Allen. ' I Instruction In Muio FRED ALTON 1IAIQUT Teacher ol piano aud harmony. Halght Musik Studio, ' 401 Qaruult-Corey Bide, Phone 73. 1 ' Insurance EARL S. TUMY General Insurance office. Fire, Automobile, Accident, Liability, Plate Glass, Contract and Purely Bonds. Excellent com- ; pan lea, good locnl service. No. 219 Oarnett-Coroy Bldg. Physicians and Surgeons DR. W. W. lrOWARDOstecpatUle physician. SO.'t Qarnett-Corey build lng. Phone 130. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and surgeon. Prnctlci limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasHeB sup plied. Oculist and Aurlat for S. P. R. R. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Co bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 667. Print and I'ubllslieni MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has the bost c .nipped printing office In Southern Oregon; Book binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices. 27 North , Fir t. Transfer KADH TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office VI North Front at. Pnona 316. Prices right Btirrice ffnir- ntMrl INTEHCRBAX AWruCAlt O. TIME CARD. Leave Medford tor Ashland, Talent, and Phoenix dally, except Sunday, at 8:00 a. m., 1:00, 4:00 nnd 5:16 p. m. lso on Saturday at 10:15 p. m. Sun days leave at 8 and 10:30 a. ni. and :00, 2:00, 5:30 and 9:SU p. m. Leave Ashland for Medford dally, except Sunday, nt 0:00 a. m., 1:00, 4:00 and 15 p. m. Also on Saturday nights nt C:.10. Sundays leavo Ashland at 9:fl0 a. m., and 10.30 a. m., 1:00, 4:n. ;sn. And 10:30 t. m Farm Loans From the Common School Fund, 10-ycar loan, 6 per cent Interest. ' From the Rural Credit Fiinils. 10 to 36-year Loan, 5 per cent Interest. Loan from cither fund can bo paid at any time. Money ready upon approval of se curity and title. O. C. BOGGS Ally. forState Land Board