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MEDFOHT) MATTj lTJTBUNE, ilEDFOftD, OKOON, SATTTCTUt. SEPTEMBER. . 22. 1917 PAOEFTV1 OF WHEAT' BE FIXED AT $2.05 WASHINGTON, Sept. 22. To al leviate hardships imposed oii some western stutcs by the operation of rate differentials, tho government is ubont to make the bu.se price ot wheat at San Francisco and Los An geles if2.ld n bushel and $2.05 at Pa cific northwest ports, as compared with the $2.2(1 price nt Chicago. WASHINGTON, Sept. 22. Higher wheat prices to compensate for the lone; haul to markets were sought bv a delegation of northwestern fanners who conferred today with Food. Ad ministrator Hoover. The growers ex pressed concern over tho reported ar rival on tho Pucific coast of 90,0110 barrels of Australian flour and the addition of (i(),000 barrels now on its way. The flour is offered at prices between $8 and $!) a barrel. FOOD ENVOY . AN ATLANTIC PORT, Sept. 2. Dr. Hjalmar Lundvohm, recently named by Sweden as a special en voy to the United States In connec tion with shipments of foods, etc., arrived here today from Christiana, accompanied by First Secretary Pat rick Reuterswerd of the Swedish for eign office. A quantity of mail matter, said to consist mainly of statistics on con- sumption. Importation and production of food supplies of Sweden was seized byVliritish authorities when tho ship put In at a Canadian port for exami nation. TRUCKS FOR AMERICA WASHINGTON, Sept. 22. Formal announcement of the completion the design of tho now standard mili tary truck to meet the field trans portation program of modern war fare was made today by Secretary Baker. Deliveries are expected to begin in January. Portland Livestock. PORTLAND, Sept. 22. Hogs, steady; receipts 400. Prime light J j.75(S18; prime heavy, $17.63(5' llw.j; pigs, $14l(i; bulk of sulci, $17.73. Cattle steady; receipts 131. Pest beef steers, $!)(o !).73; good beef steers, $7.508.73; best beef cows $6.75(a7.50; ordinary to good cows, $4(S(i.73; best heifers, $7(iT"8; bulls. $4(ij (i.73; calves, $7(!).30; stock crs anil feeder steers, $ l((7.25. Sheep steady; receipts 347. Wes tern lambs, $l.'l(l.'l.30i valley lambs, $11.73(5 .'12.30; yearlings, $10((r 10.30 : wethers, $!.73(r 10.30; ewes, $8(5 8.30. Portland Ituttci'. PORTLAND, Sept. 22.-P,u(tcr firm. City creamery prints, 48c; cartons, 4!)c; buying price butterfat, 7(rfWr Portland; cube extras, 4lic: prime firsts, 41c; firsts, 40c; dairv. 34 2c. Itanlctt I'oara. New York, Sept. 21. Culifnmins $2.00, Oregon $1.08, Washington $2.0!). Boston California $2.03, Oregon $1.(0, car HI17 $l.(S:l. Philadelphia Culifomia $2.80. - Chicago California $2.03, Oregon $2. Washington $2. Pittsburg Car 3380 averaged $1.07, car 3002 averaged $1.73. I-Oregon fruit all too ripe, too Ion:: in transit. i JACKSON COUNTY TO GET $242,000 IN TAXES WASHINGTON, Sept. 21. Pay ment of land taxes aggregating $1,- 504,041 to eighteen counties In Ore go n and one county In Washington were recommended by Secretary Lane today. Wlien the federal gov ernment recovered title to the landn from the Oregon & California rail road, congress authorized the pay ment of taxes levied against the pro perties, while In tho possession of tho road. The amounts duo range from $ 4 7 S In the case ot Clark conn ty, Washington, to $300,132 In the case of Douglas county. Oregon Jackson county's portion of the laxe? TODAY'S MARES . is approximately 9242,000. jooooooooocx)xxxoooo6ooocx TheaieifandMomes - - OOOOOOXK)OOC3X00O0O0X)OOCOCCCOC0O0C0OCXXJO0O000OOO0C LA SCALA GRAND OPERA If : SDIE. KSTKS FKRRAIUXR, ITluC SOPRANO Mine. Kslcr Ferrabini, of the La Scala Opera company, comes from Venice, the city of charm, music and poetry, and is considered one of its fairest daughters. In addition to be ing one of the most beautiful women of the ojx'ratic world, she is one of the best known lyrio sopranos of the stage. She is not entirely new to this section, as she appeared several years ago with the Lambardi Opera company, creating at that time in stantaneous success in the roles of Tosca, Carmen', Santuzxu, Leonora, Marguerite and other well-known roles. Jtine. Ferrabini returns to the Pa cific coast this season'nt the aiiex of her career. Gifted with a remark ably warm. and clear soprano, voice of velvety smoothness, full of pas sion and dramatic ability, a voice that, in schooling is without a flaw, L AT PAGE THEATRE TODAY Olive Thomas, a beauty of Zelg- fold's Follies, Is starred In "Madcap Pago theater, today. Miss Thomas makes her debut with a fetching smile, a charming personality and a carefrco manner, all of which, com bined with her beauty, spoils cap tivating in letters quite too large to fit this page. Sho enacts tho role of a young boarding school girl, having a preference for excitement and fun to hard study. After being banished from tho school for her mid night escapades, sho joins her mother and sister at Palm Ranch, where, finding herself less restricted In her movements, she starts things for fair. Sho Incidentally thwarts a well-do- algncd plot to ensnaro a nobleman into tho matrimonial net. "Madcap Mndgo" will beyond a doubt please even those to whom the names of OIlvo Thomas and Zelgfeld's Mid night Frolic are alien ene mies. For comparison's sake "Mad cap Madge" can bo llkonou in Its ef fect to Illllio Burke's first picture "Peggy" and thero Is nothing odi ous about tho comparison. SUBMARINE SINKS BRITISH STEAMER LA NEFRA AN ATLANTI ( POUT, Sept. 22. The liritinh steasmhip La Nefrn, on her way from Iluenos Aires to Havre wth a enrgo of Argentne beef, was sunk by a Herman siibuiarae Septem ber II, forty-five miles off Plymouth, according to survivors of lite crew who (irrived here today on an Ameri can steamship. Ri:soi,lTI().H. Whereas It has pleased Almighty God to remove from our midst Brother William E. Price, be It Resolved, That we extend to his family our deepest sympathy, and be It further Revolved. That a copy of these resolutions bo spread upon the rec ords of Central Point lodge No. US, and a copy of same to the family of our departed brother. K. C FA BUR. A. ('. WALKER, ' J.' E. IiOSWELL. COMPANY COMING 9 J- she is a welcome addition to this well-balanced company. She is tall, slender and is a painter's and sculp tor's ideal of Italian beauty. She bears a remarkable resemblance to the present Queen Helena of Italy and has ninny times been offered the roval salute while touring in Paly. During the v'isit 'of the La Scala company. in this city Mine. Ferrabini will be beard as Canuin m BiA't'i masterpiece. Mine. Ferrabini pos scsses the rarest combination ii grand opera the ability to sing it: well as to act, nnd when she appeurs in this city at tho Page theater on Thursday, October 4, m , "Carmen' she will be supported by an excellent cast, a chorus of forty voices, an or- ciicslrn of the-same .number,- under the direction of Chew. Fulgenzio Uuerrieri, a conductor whose nhilitv is known the world over. "THE SHOW DOWN" mmi. n 'v .".'3 ? Vs . 13V.'J 'DIJTe IM(U)t.PHOII);lt:A'i..G Sliowln at ItinUo Tomoriow Only, TALENT TALK Mrs. John Wolgernott and daugh ter Velva'woro visiting in Medford Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. James Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Rood, Mr. and Mrs. W T. Elmore of Ashland were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Fuller at Oakmont on Wagner creek Fri day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Glleme, Mr. an Mrs Perry, Mrs. King, Miss Lumont wore tho guests of Mrs. R. .1. Luko who en tcrtnlned In honor of her daughter, Mrs. Davis, of Mlnnesotn. Mr. Sowash was a Medford busl aess caller Thursday. John Fuller and Henry Frame wero visiting tho several Sunday schools .Sunday In the Interest of tho county Sunday school convention to be held here In October, Mrs. Mlnle Wsy of Alilnnd visited Mrs. Leonard Oortliuys Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ocrthuys visited friends cast of Medford Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Ilecil were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Illcker dl!:e Sunday. The Queen Esther society of the f i , H mi l lit U' N A N fc . ! V . .-'iHr.iSMf)vv-i)ovvN''.....i' Methodist church mot with Misses Helen and Marjory Adarason Wed nesday. Tho society Is planning to furnish a room In the new annex to to the church. ' Mrs. Frank Iioso was a visitor In Phoenix Sunday. Marlon Tryor and family spent Sunday In Grants Pass as the guests at the homo of Mrs. Ed TryeV, also visiting Mr. Doosoy, a brother of Mrs. Tryor. Chase Gardener was a Hertford business caler Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Spencer are re ceiving congratulations on the birth of a fine 9 hi -pound boy. Mr. Chace was taken to the Grants Pass city hospital Monday In a criti cal condition. It Is puzzling the doc tors as to the cause of his trouble. E. E. Cook went to Canonvllle. Josephine county, Monday to look at a ranch In that vlslnlty. Dr. McFadden Is here from Dtiluth looking after his ranch lutercsts In this section. Eddie Maxon has been ordered to report at Yreka for military serv- !lcc. 51r. Estos Is enjoying a visit from his brother, who arlved Tuesday from Texas... Mrs. Jay Terrlll was shopping In Medford Wednesday morning. Rov. Allen of Dorrls, Calif., Is the guest of his brother-in-law, H. C. High, and family. Mr. Zeders and daughter wore Ash land visitors Sunday ovenlng. Red CrosB Tuesday aftornooh. At tho school fair which was hold Friday afternoon,' tho exhibits, tho not extensive, were very good. Prizo winner's are hot obtainable at this time. ' Church services as usual next Sun day. A cordial Invitation Is extend ed to the public to all these serv ices. "So notices or provisions, so tar as your correspondent can ascertain, were sent to Talent for the women's registration. If this was the case in other towns. It was an unjust accusa tion, made by the Mall Tribune In calling tho women of Jackson county slackers. I. C. High was a visitor In Cen tral Tolut Sunday. Tho Red Cross met in business session at their rooms Wednesday nf tcrnoon. Ensign Fred Dodge is visiting old lricmls lor a day or two, having eolne dowit from his duties at Bremerton Wash. Miss l'llliel Fosket and brother, Ray Fosket, stopped over Wcdncs day evening lo visit with' Mrs. J. W Merrill ns they arc louring the const on the way to their home in Oakland, ('ill. Miss Fosket and Miss Esther Merrilt were schoolmates at Miss Dead's school in Berkeley. Miss Fosket has been visiting Mrs. San derson (nee Miss Ester Merritt) in Tiicomn, Wush. Miss Hazel Slianke was a Grants Pass visitor Tuesday. Ned Potter of Upper Sams Valley was in Oold Hill Wednesday. Mrs. Harry Trcsham was in Gold Hill Wednesday from the Valley and made a trip to Medford. Mrs. Calhoun of lllackwell Hill district, was in Gold Hill Wednesday. John MeRcynolds and family, who have been living the past couple of years in the Stover house in Garden Row, have moved in lo Gold Hill, now occupying the Dungey house on Fifll street, formerly occupied by J. M Unison. J. N. Fountain left Sunday for Roseburg, where he expects lo make their future home. Mrs. Fountain will follow in a couple of weeks, as she has business interests here to be adjusted. The community is certainly sorry lo lose Mr. and Mrs. Fountain as nicy nave numerous Inelids here who lire regretting it very much. R. A. Hutchinson was nn Ashland visitor Thursday. Mrs. W. L. Collins and grandson Were in Gold Hill Tuesday, visiting nt the lintm; of Mrs. George Ivcrson Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank- Avi-rv went ti Medford Real Estate Reasons for buying now. All shrewd Investors know that tho tlmo to buy property Is when everyone Is selling, and sell tutor at a profit when everyone Is buying THAT'S BUSINESS GOOD BUSI NESS, tho world over. It Is an AXIOM that property well bought is half Sold. Now Is the time to buy bargains In Medford property. Business Is and has been Improving In nil parts of the t'nlted Stales and Is now com ing to Medford. If you want good property come and see us, or If you have good prop erty that you are willing to sell at going prices, list with us and have us sell It for you. BennettlnvestmenfCo. 102 West Real Ltlatc, Main. Phone 799. Loops, lusuraucc, Medford on business Thursday after-' noon. John Blank, superintendent of the cement plant, went to Medford Wed nesday nnd bought u ear for ser vice at tho plant. F.li Tepcls, who has been at San Juan the past year, returned to Hold Hill Wednesday evening to enter the service of tho cement plant. Coo Ihompson was transacting business in Hold Hill Thursday, hav- r driven in from his ranch east of Gold Hill. Obe and Jobe Pnukcjv twin broth ers, of Central Point, arc in Oold Hill visiting relatives. Lee Cook was n Medlord visitor Wednesday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fletcher Linn went to Medford and Jacksonville Wednes day. Mrs. C. L. Duscnbery was a pas senger to Grants Pass Tuesday. Miss Dorothy Smith made a short trip to Medford between trains Tues day. T. J. West, who came homo from the Siskiyous Sunday night, has de cided to remain and has secured em ployment nt tho local cement plant. Word lias been received by local friends of tho birth nt Portland of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hudson on Sunday, September Ifl. Mrs. Hudson was formerly Miss Mil dred Meyers and lived in Gold Hill a number of years, where she has many friends and former schoolmates. Mrs. Daisy Hough is spending a couple of days with her friend, Mrs. F. Dcy Schrump, who is soon lu re move to Seattle, (V ash. Mil's. Pcttigrew, Miss Mavos and Miss Ethel Ewen called nt Mr. Hob orison's Sunday. ' Curl Bergman nnd Miss Mi-Dougul were at Reese crock CMinduy school Sunday morning, then visited at W. H. Crandall's tho remainder of the duv. Frank Castor called at Mr. Wat- kins' Saturday. loni Vestal is working at t rater lake. Mr. Robertson and Air. Crandii were in Medford on business Tues day. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Castor moved to Medford this week, where he ex pects to work. Mrs. W. Hamnicl is reeovennj from u severe uttack of tonsilitis. Mr. Hamnicl has been limiting wood to Eagle Point the last few days. . Mr. Cowdon nnd family of Unit Falls are moving on Frank lihodes' plneo for the winler. Mr. and Mrs. Graham returned honif Tuesday from Klamath Falls. The Messrs. Stiles are hauling slraw. County Tmisiiror's Socond Oil! for Talent Irrigation District Unit-mils. Jacksonville, Ore., Sept. 22, 1917. IXbtice Is hereby given that there are funds on hand for the redemption of all Talent Irrigation District wnr ranta up to and Including number 6G. Interest ceases on tho warrants above called on this, the 22nd day of September, 1917. , MYRTLE W. BLAKELEY, County Treasurer, Jackson County, Oregon. IIELr tt'ANTKD MALE TEAMS and tracks on Blue Ledge haul. Telephone the initio. 159 WANTED Kitchen flunkoy for camp work; wages $55.00. Oro. Highway Comm. camp., Siskiyous. 158 HELP WANTED 2 cut-off and other machine men at $-1 por day with bonus of 25c to January 1st; help ers $3 and up. Board 75c pnr day. Algoma Lumber Co., Algoma, Or. 100 WANTHD Mldlo aged man with family, experienced farmer. Fred crick Pelouza, Eagle Point. 157 WANTED Teamster. Mlrlvlsta Or chard. Phono 697-J2. WANTED ITOmON8 .WANTED Excellent cook and house keeper; will go to your homo, pre iparo and serve delicious dinners or luncheons, Ires, cakes or salads for parties, decorations, otc. Box 7, Mall Tribune. 157 WANTED Position ns housekeeper or work by day or hour no wash lag. Mrs. C. L. Grant. Phone 728 J. 172 WANTED MISCKLLANEOUH WANTED Lady, man wlfo to share expense congenial woman In bouse: not profit Is Idea. Box 70 Mall Tribune. 102 WA'NTEU A good, fresh cow; also two doz. laying hens. Address A II. Jones, Talent. FhonclFlll. 157 WANTED Fresh cow. Would trade lumber or heavy spring wagon on capacity. Phono 851-J. 157 WANTED Wells to drill for Irriga tion or domestic purposes. Wntel giiarnntced. For further pnlrten lars tnniilrn or nddvess A, R. En- yoai't, Jacksonville, Ore. 15S WANTED Cook on closo-ln ranch Reply to Mnll Tribune, Box 15. WANTED Hrlni ns your eggs and Poultry. We pay cash. Medford Poultrr and Egg Co. WANTED Houses to Biota. 488-m, or m-x. ftion FOR SALE WVESTOCK FOR SALE English Bolter, 2 yoars old. Phono 1F4. 159 WAXTEIl Good heavy work team. State ago and price. Box D, Mall Tribune. 157 FOR SALE. 1 brood sow. Day, Rlvorsldo Garage. F. S. 137 FOR SALE. Good ranch team, cheap. 1005 South Peach. Phono 47U-Y. 158 FOR SALE One span work horses, 1400 ltis., sound, true; one span mares, 1150 lbs.; one yearling colt; one Oliver corn cultivator; one 7 shovel cultivator; two wagons. 603 N. Fir St. 159 FOR BALK REAL KHTATB 'OR SALE 5-room modern bunga low on paved street. Also furni ture. Bargain. Must be sold. IPhono 102-R. 157 FOR SALE or rent cheap, account of loavlng; small ranch with berries; closo In; good house and outbuild ings; also some furniture for sale; Phone 820-R. 1G0 FOR SALE Choap for cash if taken at on co. 5-room modern cottage, corner Sherman and Geneva sts., Medford. Telephone 7X1 or P. O. box 320, Contral Point, Ore. 160 SACRIFICE SALE Irrigation land, under proposed ditch, $20 per acre. Other lands from $5 per acre up wards. Long time, easy payments. More thnn purchase prlco can be borrowed on these lands. Address H., care Tribune. 157 FOR SALE 6-room bungalow, mod ern lot, 60x300; cheap, part ensn. Telephone 419L or P. O. Box 782. 170 FOR SALE Farming land, fruit land, stock ranches, timber land, from $10 por acre up, on long time, easy payments, or might exchange for other clear property. Address Oold Ray Realty Co.' FOR 8AT.I5 MI&CKIXANEOUS FOR SALE Baled bluo stem wheat straw, $8.50 por ton. Dr. C. C. Van Scoyoc, Gamctt-Corey Rldg. 162 FOR SALE conditlon. -E. M. F. Roadstor, good $225. Phone 265-J. 162 FOR SALE 5-passenger Overland good condition. Called into mtlt tavy service. Flno bargain for some one at sacrifice price. E. E. Kolly. 157 FOR SALE Good gas rango, Phono 138-J. cheap. --157 FOR SALE Buggy, alfalfa hay, and young cow. Phono 5H9-R1. 162 FOR SALE Birds; chenp; also cages 418 So. King. Tol, 739-Y. 157 FOR SALE 1917 Oaklnnd Road- rtor. Wlro wheels. Phono 311-J 157 OR SALE Peaches c on trees. Mrs. P. W. Harmon, near city res ervoir. 157 FOR SALE Furniture and cooking utensils choap at 245 No. Oakdnlo. , 159 FOR SALU- -Baled alfalfa hay. Phono 15S 201 R3. FOR SALE. Good brick at $5 por thousands. See, write or telephone Frank II. Ray, Tolo, Ore. 157 FOR SALE Auto owners take no tice: Magic motor, gas, 1 quart equals 50 gallons gasoline. Guar anteed by Anto Remedy Co., Cin cinnati, O. Beware of Imitations. Inqulro Chas. Mce, Applegate, Or. Mrs. Mary A. Moo, Central Point, Ore. 163 FURNISHED APARTMHNTS FOR RENT Furnished apt.; hot wa ter, heat. The Borbon. Phono 93811. FOR RENT One completely furnlsh- d apartment at Hotel Holland. " KOn, REM IlOlSEB FOR RENT. Tho Kelly bungalow, furnished. 911 Queen Ann avo nuo. Phono ;i95-.l. H8 FOR RENT Five room-modern house, $10. 1022 W. -1th street. Phono 755. 158 FOR RENT Colonel Sargent's place on Oakdalo Avenue, very reason ablo. Inqulro of II, B. Nyo. Phone 25.11. 159 FOR RENT A fine two story bunga low, 6 rooms, sleeping porch, store room. All modern. Beautiful lawn. 322 So. Newtown.. Inquire first house In rear. FOR RKNT MISCELLANEOUS KOR RENT 160 acres of laud about 20 miles north of Medford on Rouge river. Perry Foster, Eagle Point. Li9 'OR RENT-718-.I. i piano. Telephone tf FOR RENT For rent on slmros 200 acres bearing nnnln and peat orchard, 160 acres grain land. If., caro Tribune. 157 FOR KENT Farm; cash rentnl. In qulro P. O. Box 71, Eagle Point, Oro. 15 8' FOR RKNT Farms and stock ranch es, garden land. Gold Ray Rouity Co. 1OS1 LOST Collin dog from tho Applo gato nearly two woeks ago. An swo"s to tho nnme ot Bud. lias front tooth broken off. $10.00 rn ward for return to John W. Pernnll, Applrgnto, Ore., or for Information aso bis whereabouts. 159 HiHixKss oppoinrxiTiEs WANTED Partner In valuable pat ent: would consider exehnngo for Interest. Inquire P, O. Box 173. Eaglo Point, Oro. 158 ' I'OH EAC'nSGH : - l-'OR "EXCHANGE House and lot, vacant lots or ranch to exchange for automobile. G, caro Tribune. 157 FOR EXCHANGE Largo caliber Winchester rifle with globe and peep sights, to exchange for 22 or 25 calihor. J., caro Tribune. 157 FARM LOANS. AMORTIZATION PLAN 5 to 40 years, 5 tier cent; 4 per cent on de posits convertible Into 4 M percent farm loan bonds; 2fi0,000 In bonds sold weekly nnd monoy paid, farmers. E. H. Hard, Sec.-Treas. National Farm Loans Associations, Gnrnett-Corey Building. Medford, MONEY TO LOAJf WILL. LOAN small amounts on Im proved city property. E. S. Tumy, 210 Gnrnett Corey bldg. MONEY TO LOAN On good secur ity. Phone 647-J. J. D. Andrews. Medford Business Collega Bldg.. Room 2. MONEY TO LOAN From 1000 to 15000 on hand to loan at 7 per cent, on good farm security. Earl Tumy, 210 Garnett-Coroy Bldg. tf MONEY TO LOAN Money to loan on Medford property. l!.asy montn lT pavmnnts. Sen D. R. Wood. BUSLNESS DIRECTORY. .1 U Attorneys GEORGE CODDING- Lawyer, Gar- nott-Coioy Jlldg. PORTER J. NEFF Attorney at I, rooms 8 and 9, Meaiora national Bank Building. A. B. REAMES Lawyer. Garnet! Corey bldg. Accountant B. M. WILSON Certified Public Ac countant, room 411, M. V. It H. Bldg., Medford, Oregon. Ansto Snpplles LmrR ' auto spring CO. w are operating the largest, olleol and best equipped plant In the Pa clflo northwest. Ubb our spring! when others fall. Sold under writ ten guarantee. 34 North FlfteenH St., Portland, Ora. Collections COLLECTION'S ANT) REPOHTS W collected Bome accounts 14 yearr old. We know how to get tht money. Tho Bullock Morcantlls Agency, Inc.. Rooms 1, 2, . Ha kins' Bldg., 216 E. Main st. Dentists DR. T. T. SHAW Dentist. OTer Dam lels Clothing Store In rooms tor mSi ly occupied by Dr. Jones. Phons et)2-Y. Kniploynicnt Agency. HELP SUPPLIED Will furnish men for outsldo or Insldo work nf any tlmo. Apply 103 North Central av enuo, or phono 155-IL Japanese Employment Agency. " Rnglneer ana Contractor BfiSD N. OUMM1NGS Engineer an contractor, 404 M. F. & H. Bid Survoys, estimates, Irrigation drain age, orchard and land Improvement Garbage GARBAGE Get your promised cleaned up for tho summer. Call on tho city garhago wagons for good service. Phono 271-L. h Y. Allen. Instruction In Music FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher ot piano Bud harmony. Halght Musis Studio,- 401 Uarnett-Corey Bid, Phone 72. - Insurance UAH I, S. TUMY General lnsuranoe) ofHeo, Fire, Automobile, Accident Liability. Plate Glass, Contract and flnrnty Bonds. Excellent com panies, good local service. No. 319 Oarnett-Coray Bldg. ' Physicians nnd Surgeons DR. W. W. lrOWARI Osteopath! physician. 303 Garuett-Corey bull Ing. Phone 130. DR. J. J. EMM ENS Physician anal surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, noso and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P. R. 11. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Co, bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 6(7. Printers nnd Pulillshurs ME11KOHD PRINTING CO., has the best equipped printing office In Southern Oregon; Look binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. ' Portland prices. 31 Morts Fir st. Trnruiror EADS TKANKKER & STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front st Pbone 115. Prleoa right Sorvl roar- INTIjUi;RB. AUTOCAR O. TIME CARD. Leave Modford for Ashland, Talent, and Phoenix dally, except Sunday, at 8:00 a. m., 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Iso on Saturday at 10: 15 p. m. Sun days leave at 8 and 10:30 a. nt. and :00, 2:00, 5:30 and 9:30 p. m. Lear Ashland for Modtoro dally, except Hundiiy, at 9:00 a. m 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Saturday nights at 6:30. Sundays leavo Ashland at 9:00 a. m., and 10.30 a. tn. 1:00, 4:30, 6:80, and 10:30 p. m. r
