Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 26, 1917, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTircnFOTjn mxtl . trttiuot!. . medfoud, OTCTCCJOX. TVKDESD"AY,'j RTCPTKMBTCT?. 2fi, 1017 PA OF. FT71 I AS ARMY DESERTERS I1ELLINGHAM, Wn.,' Sept. .26. Charged with desertion from the, army, under the provisions of the se lective draft law, Qameeghon John son, of this city, and Markus Tobias son, of Holena, Mont., were sent un der guard to the military prison ut Fort Lawson today. Johnson Is ac cused of refusing to appear for phys ical examination and Toblnsson is charged with failing to register. Portland Livestoc k. POKTLAND, Sept. 2(!. Cuttle strong:, ' 25 cent advance looked for. Receipts f)0. Best beef steers, $!)((? 9.75; Rood beef steers, $7.50(0 8.75 ; best beet' cows, $(1.75(7.50; ordin ary to (rood cows, $1(T.(.7.V, best heifers, $7(n8; bulls, $l(T(i.75: calves, $7(ffll.50; stocker and feeder steers, $J".25. Hogs steady; receipts 10. Prime liptlit, $17.85(0)18; prime heavy, 17.05((iU7.85; pigs, $15Cil0.50; bulk of sales, $17.75. Sheep si mily; receipts 470. Wes tern lambs, $i:i('l.'1.50; valley lambs, $11.75 12,75; yearlings, $10.75((i1 11; wethers, $U).5010.75; ewes, $8 0. Porthind Htittor. . PORTLAND, Sept. 2(1. Butter firm. City creamery prints, 48c; cartons, 40c; buying price Imttorfat, 4749c Portland; cube extras, 47c; prime firsts, 45c; firsts, 4c; dairy. 35e. . Kggs Oregon rmicli, current re ceipts, candled, 4l45c; selects, 48(50c per dozen. Poultry Hens, 172(til!!; broil ers, 2021c; ducks, l(i20c; geese, 8$ 10c; turkeys," live, 2022c; dressed, 28.10c. 1'ortlnntl Grain. Wheat P.luestein. $2.(15; forty fold, $2.03; club, $2; red Russian, $1.08. Flour Patents, $10.(i(); straights, $0.8010.:i0; valley, $10.20-, whole wheat, $10.80; graham, $10.(i(). Millfccd SjMit prices: Rrnn, $34 per ton; shorts, $37 per ton; mid dlings, $44; rolled barley, $5557; rolled oals. $55. Com Whole, $S1 ; cracked, $82 per ton. Hay Buying prices f. o. b. Port land: Eastern Oregon timothy, $2' per ton: valley timothy, $23(n125; ul fulfil, $22.50(iT24; valley grain hay. $20; clover, $20; straw, $8. Put ures October oals, $48.50 October feed barley, $50; October brew barley, $52; October bran $20.50; October shorts, $31.50. Iturtlott Pears. NEW YORK, Kept. 2(1. Califor nias, $2.75; Washiiigtons, $1.07; Or cjrnns, $2.01. vloston Washington, $1.70. Philadelphia Oregons, $2.15. The program lit the hand concert on Thursday evening, September 27, will include a dozen popular num bers, a goodly share being pnlriu'lii selections. An enlivening march song will be "My Soldier Hoy," ex ceedingly opportune these stirring days. Reminiscent of "So Lon: Lctty,M several leading selection; will he introduced from the orches tral ncciitnpuiiimcnls of that big at traction. Memories "f Stephen I'os iftr suggest a medley of tile old fa miliar airs immortalized by that versatile composer. Mr. Janes of Modl'ord will assist the hand merger as violinist. The concert will hi given at the Chaulauipiii auditorium The low terms of admission will as sist in offsetting the It. c. I., being only 10 cents for children mid 1." cents for adults. The benefit is for the musicians who have entertained us all summer in public concerts, and the entertainment should be patron ized to beat the band. Siskiyou county's valuation hn.- beon placed nt $21,(l.'.8.i!05. The general tax, outside of special schoo levies, has been fixed at $1.8(1, in stead of being figured in mills. Ti. O. Ulieve, head clerk at Van pel's dry goods store, has resinned The While Hussars Singing Hand will appear in concert at ('liitiitiiiupiii auditorium, Sutiifliir evening, Sep temlier 20. Fred Tavlor, formerly of this city where he conducted the "Tcmpie ot Trade." came up from Corning, Cat., recently for n visit with relatives. W. H. Myers, o ipving the Ken- luird ranch, east of here, has trailed that property for nn cxtim-ive tract in the Canadian nort'twe-t, located in the Saskatchewan valley, and has gone north to ocenpy his new par chase. The other party to the trndi is a Mr. Itix, who will motor to smith em Dreunn in due season with hi lauuly unj occupy thu 'Keunuri TODAY'S MARKETS oockooock;oooocooockoooock Theaters and Movies cxxxxjoocxxxxoooocxoooogo REBEC LECTURE IGHT The benefit entertainment for the Sacred Heart hospital at the llialtoi this evening is desorvlrtg of a gener ous support from the public. There Is no more deserving Institution in the city, and it Is hoped that its friends and patrons will fill tho the ater to the doors. The hospital was built some years ago, at (he solicita tion of our leading citizens, on a scale commensurate, with the expectations then entertained of tho development of the community, and it has been! maintained slnco by tho heroic la bors of the sisters who have devoted themselves to their often hard and disagreeable tasks cheerfully and faithfully, winning a place in the re gard of those whom they have served which should bring them a hearty recognition tls evening. Tho program is nn unusually at tractive one, beginning with the sing ing of "The Star Spangled Banner" by Miss Gerladino Tholss, accompa nied by Mrs. George Andrews, fol lowed by an Illuminating lecture by Dr. George Rebec of tho University of Oregon, on tho subject of 'A Rational Map of Europe After the War," which has been received with enthusiasm by largo audiences in Portland and elsewhere on tho coast. The lecture will bo followed by the official Preach government war film, In tho Wake of the Huns," taken by tho cincmctogrnph division of the French army, and depicting the actual scenes of desolation left by tho retreating Germans. This is the first release of tho film In this coun try; it is more than a moving plc-1 tare it is a groat historical docu ment of the war. AT THE PAGE TONIGHT 'Within tho Law," tho screen vur- Bion of Hayard Veiller's sensational stago success, which was viewed by more than four million theatre goers in tho United States and Canada, will open at tho Page theatre today tor a two days engagement. "Within the Law," is welcomed by the public as an old favorite, anil the picture is a pronounced success throughout tho country. There are numerous reasons why tho silent dramatization of Bayard tract. A son of Mr. Dix bus been here lately ncgotiatinc; the exchiuifrc. The bir motor truck on the Pa cific highway work which figured in I lie late Irnjred.v "U the Siskiyous, is slill a menace to travel over the mountains, bavins: lately collided with tin Ashland nnlo, injuring its Iwo passi'ic'crs o such un extent that icy were fit subjects for the hos pital. As for the nuto, it was dam aged sufficiently to need the serv- s of (lie "chair doctor." Truck driver has been' discharged. Altho. the draft exemption button lias not us yet made its appearance here, the ipicry arises where il will he worn'when it does arrive without eiilareing the average coat lapel area, already overburdened with the sipuire and compass, three links, l-'.lk tooth or antlers, American flag, lfed Cross badge, liberty bond token and Belgian baby pledge, all being sup plemented by the display of a gar denia or two. The Masonic bodies of Ashland, responding to suggestions from their grand lodges, have remitted the dues of member who are actively serving cither in the iiriuy or navy of Hie Pnited States during the prevailing war. In Allium) Lodge No. 23 the li-t includes J. A .Crahaia, Hr. J. P. Johnson, A. .1. MeCallen, C. A. Ma lone, Verni V. Mills nnd Kuril C. Weaver. In Siskiyou chapter. No. 21, in nddition to Johnson, MeCal len, Malone and Mills. W. W. Pssher litiil O. II. Sliced are also added. I.eitll Abbott, local editor of lilt' Tiding-. ,:is re-i'tieil and will attend All Choked Up With Catarrh? Whv Continue Makeshift Treatment? Sprays and douchea will never , , i til cure you. Catarrh Is annoying enough whfn It chokes up your notnlj and air passages, causing pjmful and diffi cult breathing and other discomforts. But the real danger comes when it reaches down into your lung. This is why yoti should at once realize the importance ot the proper treatment, and lose no time ex perimenting with worthless remedies which touch only the surface, lobe 1 10 SING HERE Tho La Scnlu Grand Opera com pany, composed of 125 members, is the largest organization of its kind touring the United States this season at popular prices. Tho company is made up ot 30 artists, and principals, a chorus of 41) voices and an orches tra of the same number which is un der the dlroction of Chev. Fulgenzio Guerrieri. To bo ablo to present stars of the .Metropolitan, Boston National, Chica go National, Havana, Montreal, and Covent Garden Grand Opera compan ies nt popular prices is a managerial achievement that should bo welcomed by opera lovers of tho west. Manager Hunt of the Pngo theatre, has booked "Carmen", Bizet's mas terpiece, as tho season's greatest at traction. It will bo presented with a notable cast fly tho La Scala Grand Opera company at that playhouse on Thursday night, Oct: 1. Mine. Ustor Fcrrabtui, considered by many tho greatest Carmen on the' Italian stage, will be featured In the title role. Mine. Ferrablni's por-1 trayal of Carmen In New York re cently created such a sensation that Gotham critics have declared her a near rival of Geraldlne Farrar for Carmen honors. Giusoppo Gnudenzi, last season's leading tenor with tho Boston Nat ional Grand Opera company, will sing tho rolo of Don Jose, while Mario Valle of tho Covont Garden company, London, will be beard as Escamillo, the toreador. Italo Plcchl will sing Zulnga and Gcorglna Gallini will ap pear in the rolo of Micacla. This same cast will be heard in Portland, San Francisco and all of the other larger coast cities. The curtain will riso promptly at eight o'clock. Tho La Scala company will arrive In Modford on a special train com posed of seven Pullmans, ono diner and three baggage cars. Veiller's wonderful story should and does meet with popular favor where- ever It is played. Tho characters in tho piny run the entire gamut of hu man emotions. That ever-burning question, the salary that should be paid to department store girls in or der that they may follow the straight and narrow path of virtue, is vividly portrayed by Alice Joyce, who, as Mary Turner, a department store girl Is arrested for stealing from her ein ployor. Upon this ono apparently in significant net in itself, Veiller has built ever to bo remembered, and J. Stuart Illackton has produced a silent drama that must leave its mark on screen history. the School of Joiirnulism nt the State university, nlso being employ ed as reporter on the Morning lleg-, istcr of F.ugciie. lie leaves for the north this week. C. W. Nims, as junior grand war den, nnd Stuart Saunders as emin ent commander of Malta command ery, No. -, left on Tuesday for Mai'shficld, where lliey will attend the sessions of the grand eouitnaud cry, Knights Templar of Oregon. Hev. J. C. liollins, pastor of the Methodist church nt Medford. accom panied by his wife and family, was in town Monday evening lo meet his son, who was on his way from Cali fornia with one of the military con tingents boiiud for American Lake. A. K. MeFarland and William I 'en ter are among a number of Ashland carpenters working on public build ings nt. Yreka. Cecil (Irisez and C. H. Pdvvards have organized n new taxi company here, operating with both I'ord nnd Dodge rolling stock. Frazer, Cal., on the Shasta divis ion, has been opened to traffic as n class "C" station. Under federal auspices, the work of taking n census of store products llmiout the country has reaelied Ash land. The scMediilcs will bo Inker: weekly; shoivin!? the Current : retail price of u'ronries and provision! prevuiling in this locality. J hj movement is national in its s"opo, being ''I fooverizi'd." Mrs. Herbert (i. McCarthy ol Klamnth Kails has been vi-iting rel atives here recently and l' 1 1 endi eg i . : .t r r-.-.u . -I-!, - disease germs out of your blood. Splendid results have been re ported from the use of S. S. S., which completely routs from your blood the Catarrh germs, for which it is a per fect antidote. S. S. S. is sold by all drur?ists. Tf you wish medical adviee as to the treatment of your own individual case, write to-day to Chief Medical Adviser, Swift Specific Co., Dept. B Atlanta, Oa, meetings of the Pastern Star, she being worthy matron of the chapter of that order in her home town. Aldred Beaver, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Heaver, is now located in Portland as general salesman of the Ford distributing agency in the metropolis. The stute lime board, of which Denton ItoWVrs of this city is u mem ber, will meet nt Salem on Thursday, September 27. A special order of bui-iiicss will be choosing the site for a location for n stale-owned plant. At the Oregon conference of the Methodist church, which meets., in Springfield this week, Bishop Mat thew, Simpson Hughes will have (lie following district superintendents its .members of his official cabinet : Ucv. U. J. Van Fossen of Ashland. Klam ath district; Rev. Win. W. Young ston .Portland district; Rev. T. H. Ford, Salem district: Rev. Jnmo.- 'Moore, Kugene district. All the fore going are doctors of divi.iity. Lieutenant Hon Spencer of First 'ompatiy, now at. roil Mevens, nas been appointed signal officer, detail ed to look after this special work in connection with Columbia river de fenses. W. K. Xewcombe, Western I'uion manager, and wtio tins oeciuned the lending offices of the major frater nal organiznlions in town, has re cently been iippoinlcd district deputy grand exalted ruler of Klks, south ern Oregon jurisdiction. Fight coast iinil iutermountain slates are represented by the 18,51111 drafted men now being mobilized af the division lien'dquui't'ers of the new national army, which is at Camp Lewis, American Lake, near 'Tuconia. Twelve railroad systems participated ill the special train movements, the Southern Pacific handling about. 10,000 of the men passing thru the Ashland gateway north bound. Over 80.000 meals were required by the entire body of men en route over the several lines. The longest haul made by the South ern Pacific was KittO miles, from F.I Centro, Cal., a trip entailing eight changes of trnin crews ami twelve changes of engiiieincn. Ashland's apportionment in the library war esrvice fund is $250, an amount which will ho readily forth coming without any special attempts at canvassing. Subscriptions may be left either with Major Lamkin or at the Slate Bank, care of Cashier F.u banks. A ready response will ex pedite ninltcrs. RT HOUSE REPORT Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Fir BU. Circuit. Oliver llurbauh et ux vs. It, 11. Ilradshaw et ill, reply, demurrer. ' Jlary Hnily vs. James Daily, suin- Nobody can Tell whon you Darken Gray, Faded Hair with Sage Tea. Grandmother kept her hair beautifully darkened, glossy anil attractive with a brew of Sngc 'lea niul Sulphur. lien ever her linir took on that dull, fndcil or streaked appearance, this simple mixture was applied with wonderful effert. By asking nt any drug store for "Wyetli's S:ige nnd- Sulphur Compound," you will get a large bottle of (his old-time recipe, improved by the addition of other ingred ients, nil ready to iie. for nliout SO ecntn. 'i bis simple ' mixture can be depended upon to restore natural color and beauty to the linir. A well-known downtown druggist snys cveryliody uses Wyetli's Snge and Sul phur Coinpoiinil now bemuse, it darkens so nnftirnlly and evenly that nobody can tell it has 'been applied it's so easy to use. loo. You simply dampen a comb or soft brush find draw it through your linir, takirnr one strand nt a time. By morning the prny linir disappears; after another application or two. it is restored to its natural rotor and looks glossy, soft nnd ticnutiful. Thin preparation is a delight ful toilet rcfiui.it'. It is not intenibil for the cure, mitigation or prevention of din raise. Medford Real Estate JtaaEOnN for bu In(f.;now. ,. All Hlirewd Investors know that thr' flnio to buy -property is wheii everyone is Belling, and sell IntaV nt a prorit when everyone la buying. THAT'S riCHINESB (JOOI) 111,'SI NESS, the world over. It Is an AXIOM that property well bought in halt Bold. Now la tho time to buy bargains In Medford property. Itiisinesa l.i and nan been Improving In all parts of the t'nlted Slates and la now com ing to Medford. If you want good property come and fee us, or It you have good prop erty that you aie willing to sell at going prices. l.t with ua and have u sell It for you. Bennett Investment Co. 102 West Ileal Cstato, Main. Phone "!!!. L'-i-uh, Insurance, icons, order to pay suit money and alimony. Marie Baker vs. Bayliss Baker, affidavit, motion, order. State Bank of Talent vs. M. I.. Al ton!, siiinmons. Pi'oliato. Estate of P. L. Iliirch, iwtition i sell really, order for citation, eita tion. Kstate of William Perry Fallow.! order appointing appraisers. ltcal Kstato "r.-nnsfcrs. R. Oiitinau et ux to Lucy A. Ft wood, lot 11, block ' 15, M ll'or.l $1,(1(10 C. W. Farpcr to William A. Furror, lots in Ashland., 5 H. A. l.nHii et nx lo Isabella Barnard, land in twp. 37 :'W 375 I-'iu'lie lliiuser. willow, to O. J. Hauser, hind in sec. 2(i-3(i- 1V 10 Ralnh (I. Jeuniu'rs o Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co., land in iwn. 37-11:. 15,81(1 Daisy L. llui'tHirir el vir lo Tessie II. Knight, lot 1. IJock 1. llomiilii'cv Knichl Add. . $ 1 James McLaren lo (lenrce Mc T.oren, land in see. .'11-37-2V 1 .Tc'"cs 11. llersey el nx vs. ,T. M. Clausen, land in Ashland 2,000 Josenh Tavlor et at lo R. A. "M-'tfhew, land in twp. 37 :'. 18.00(1 How's This? Wo offer Ono nimilriMl Dnllnin ltiMvnril for any cnm of diCirrli Hint cniuuit bo i-im-il 1, llull'a CutarrU Clin. t. J. CHK.NEY & CO., Tolfdo. O. W. the iinlcnl!iiil. hnvc Utimvu F. J, Cl'n.v for tlio hint 1() yearn, mill Iti-llcvo htm twrfc-Hy liolmruMo III nil IiiikIiii-ki, Iriiiiitiii-tiiint 9i,il nniiiiririiir nnic lo t-iirry urn liny niiiiKiiooun made by lila ilrtn. A.ir, ia,k up i ii.ii.n r.id r.. Tolftlo, Ohio. nnU'n Cntarrh Cliro In tnfccn Intcriinlh-. itptlnK llri'4-ll.v tinoii On' Iimm1 null iiiik-iiiih tMii'fn--H ot tlip Kj-Htcm. ?'"Btlinolilills unlit trci'. l'rko 7 :rnta iit liottlp. bltl o.v nil llnicKlnla. Tako Halt's Family lMIln tor coinaitiutlun. VANTEI--SlTCATIOTS WANTKI) Position as housekoopor or work by day or hour no wash ing. Mrs. C. L. Grant. Phone 728 J. 172 IIKLiP WANTKI) MAM WANTKI) Wood cutters nt Butte Falls. Phono 3JU-J, Medford. 104 WANTKI) Ranch and orchard foro- man; responsible position; give ex perience anil reference. Box hi. Mall Tribune 1GU WANTKI) Man to operate, tractor Apply Miravista Orchard. u!)T-.l2 HELP WANTKI 2 cut-off mid other machine men nt $ I per day with bonus of 25c to January lat; help ers 3 ami up. Hoard 7.1c per day. Algonia Lumber Co., Algoma, Or. 1U0 WANTED. Teamster. Mlrlviuta Or chard. Phonu uD7-J2. WANTED MISCrciilANKOUB WANTED To buy, a wagon. Plione ;t l-l-W. low wheel 1 ti I WANTED To buy, n cream aeparat or In good condition. Phone S.'i 7-L. 1112 WANTED One aprlng-tooth harrow, one two-section harrow, ono two borso cultivator, one mower, one rake, one hillside plow, one spring wagon, two log chains, blacksmith IooIh, etc. Three dozen ithode Island Rod chickens or White Wyandolles. Ilox W, Mall Trib une. Iii."i WANTED Ceiiernl teaming, lo un load wood in car lota. Phone 47t!-V. Hill WANTED Pino logs. Wlnh to con tract purcliara sugar and yellow pine saw-logH for If! IS delivery. Will tako ifutpiit largo or Binall ipiuutlly and liny altractlvn figure. See Edgar S. llafer, llutul Mcil foril. WANTED Lady, man wife to abare expense congenial woman in ouse; not pi-out la liica. liox iii Mall Tribune. If,! WANTED Cook on clnae-ln ranch. Reply to Mail Tribune, llox 15. WANTED llring ua your egga and Poultry. We pay cash, Jriedrord Poultry and Egg Co. WANTED Houses to more. 4RK-M. or 4HH-K. Phont Fl'RMSIl EI A PA RTM HNTS I'Olt RENT- r'urnlHhed npt.; hot wa ter, heat. Tho lierben. Phono U3HU POR RENT Ono completely furnish d apartment at lintel Holland " KOIl RENT FURNISHED ROO.MS POR It EXT. Large, sunny front , room, nicely furnished; breaklast If desired. Iii'iulru after I! o'clock 2 2 Mistletoe. Hi: FOIt PENT -Furnished rooms. I2!i N. Central Ave. Kllelieu prlvl leiics; b.'ilh. Phono 5ti2-L. Oil yOI RKN1 IIOIHKH FOIt KENT Thu A. P. Olson limn) on Itose nveniio for ten! unfur nished; garage. Also wood In for winter, lieltatile parties only. Will lease. Phono 5!iti-M. DPI I'Olt KENT -Five-room modern hoi!"), villi large screen porch and garage; elom In. Address 2 111 H Riverside, or phone 57U-II. FOR RENT A fine two story bunga low, 6 rooms, Bleeping Borrhv store room. All modern. Hontitiful lawn. 322 So. Newtown, inquire first houso lu rear. TESTED AND PROVEN; There is Heap of Solace In Being Able to Ih'iHMitl Upon h Well Earned Reputation, For months Modford renders havo seen the constant expression of praise for Dean's Kidney Pills, and read about the good work they havo done In this locality. What other remedy ever produced such convincing proof of merit? Mrs. .1. 11. Gitstln, 521 S. Grapo St., Medford, says: "I have been taking Bonn's Kidney Pills wlienevor I have felt the need of a kidney medicine for several years and I have nlways received tho most satisfactory results. My kidneys seem to bo my weakest spot nnd every little cold or strain affects them and my bark becomes weak or lame. After I havo taken a conplo of boxes of Bonn's Kidney Pills, my kltlnoys become normal and in evory way, 1 feel as well and strong as evor." Price GOc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills (lie same that Mrs. distill uses. Foster-Milburn Co., Props. .Buffalo, X. Y. FOR 8AT.R lilt'KRTOCK FOIt SALE Team work horses for sale. C. Fitch, Phono 11-F12. 101 FOR SALE Good Jersay cow, fresh next month. Also uariao nacK. nearly new. bargain nt $.50. Box !r, Mail Tribune. 101 FOIt SALE At the Kincnld ranch. one inilo west of the Agato school houso, 23 owes nnd one rain; 1 It-year-old Jersey cow, from a pedi greed alio; 1 8-year-old bay geld ing, weight about 1S50; 6 pure bred Whtto Leghorn roosters. All offered at a bargain. Mrs. Flor ence Flnhertv, Central Point, Ore gon. It. F. 1). No. 2. 101 FOR SALE Fresh cow and calf. R. 11. Wilson, Medford, Oregon. 102 SACRIFICE SALE iNino head first- class Jersey cows and ono unit. $;00. Phono 272-111, Ashland. E. K. Foss, Talent, Ore. 101 FOIt SALE Going away, must sell 2 good milk cows; 2 heifers. Call 2110 from 9 a. m. to 4 p. in. 103 FOR SALE Good team mares, weiKht 2:100: also 3-year-old colt, broken: ood cow; mower and rake. A. S. Warren, near Ster liiiu mine. Jacksonville. 100 FOR- SALE III&Uj KSTATB I'Olt RH'NT iX eat close in. Inquire, fi-room collage 30 CoUngo St 100 FOB SALE Lot in 1Kb block West Ninth street $25, including water certificate. Phono 100-.M. 100 FOR SALE. 10 lo 1 00 acres, JIIO.OO per acre; perpetual water right. $111.00 per acre down; no interest, no payment until water Is avail able; maintenance fen $2.50 per acre per year, llox SO, Mail Tri bune. 1M FOIt SALE or rent cheap, account of leaving; small ranch with berries; close In; good houso and outbuild ings; also soino furnlturo for sale; Phono S20-R. HIO FOIt SALE Cheap for cash If taken at onco, 5-room modern collage, corner Sherman and (leacva sts.. Medford. Telephone 7X I or P. O. box .120, Central Point, Ore. 100 FOIt SALE fi-room bungalow, mod ern lot, fi 0 x It 0 0 ; clump, part casn. Telephono 41!)L or 1'. O. llox 7!I2. 170 FOR SALE Fanning land, fruit land, stock ranches, timber (anil, from $10 per acre up, on long time, easy payments, or might exchange for other clear proporty. Address field Ray Realty Co. FOR SALE MISOKIiLANKOUS FOIt $2.7; KALE- Potatoes delivered, i per hundred. Call (ill-Ill-llio FOIt SALE laid Ford In A-l eon- dilion, $;:oo.on. llox .1, Mall Trib une, or phone lull. I 0 I FOIt SALE--Furniture, cniiod frail. and other articles ror sale. -12 lloso avenue. Phone 5i;ii-M. 1511 FOIt SALE-Well seasoned grape stump wood, $2,011 per load. I Vj miles north of .lai ksoavllle. Frank Wight. "ir I'Olt SALE Oil TRADE Truck for Ford car. H22 N. Central. IB 5 FOR SALE Two second-hand Fords, first-class condition. Power Auto Co. I3 Foil SALE -1 acres good shock corn $150. F. S. Carpenter, Penydale, .Phono 201-111. l'i:i FOIt SALE Phono 5 licardlcsB barley straw. ux. mi' I'Olt SALE -One solid oak buffet with largo beveled edge mirror; one sanitary couch. A. F. Ilazcl rlgg. Phono 1105-1,. Hit' FOR SALE Haled blue stem wheal straw, IS. 50 per ton. Dr. C. C. Van Sioyoc, Onriintt-Corcy itidg. I'i2' FOR SAL E- E. M. condition. $22 F. Roadster, i. i'holio ; good I15-.I. -1112 FOIt SALE Auto owners tako no tice: Magic motor, gas. 1 quart eciuals 50 gallons gasoline. (Sitar- anlood by Auto Remedy Co., Cin cinnati, O. Iteware ot imitations Inquire ('has. Men, Applegatx, Or Mrs. Mary A. Mee, Cenlrnl Point Ore. IBS I'ol'ND - -Picked nn on (lie street Tileidav, purse conlaliilng monev Owner may havo ramo by puyin. tor adv. ami proving iopurt'. Foil KENT SI IS 'I'XI.AN EOU8 FOR HINT A piano. Telephono , tf 'Oft WONT Farms and stock ranch es, garden land. Gold Ray Realty Co. FOR LEASE. Thirty acres good Ir rigated land near Central I'oint. Hous-e, barn, elc. Some orchard. Lease on shares, (ttev.) Frederick W. Cnrstens, 42S West Fourth St.. Mcilforil. 162 FARM I.O. VS. AMORTIZATION PLAN 5 to 40 years, fi per cent; 4 per cent on de postts convertible into 4 porcent farm loan bonds; $250,000 in bonds sold weekly and money paid farmors. K. 11. Hurd, Sec.-Treas. National Farm Loans Associations, Ganictt-Corcy Building. Modford, MONEY TO IX) AN WILL LOAN small amounts on im proved city property. K. S. Tumy. 210 Garnett Corey bldg. ' MONEY TO LOAN On good secur ity. Phono (1-47-J. J. B. Andrews. Medford Business College Bldg., Room 2. MONEY TO LOAN From $1000 to $5000 on hand to loan at ( per cent, on good farm security. Earl Tumy, 210 Garnett-Corey Bldg. tf" MONEY' TO LOAN Money to loan on Medford property. Easy montn 1 payments. See T). R- Wood. nfSIXESS DIRECTORY. Attorneys GEOUGE CODDING. Lawyer, Gar nett Corey Bldg. PORTER J. NEFE Attorney at law. roomB 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. A. El. RE AMES Lawyer. Garnet Corey bldg. Accountant. E. M. WILSON Certified Public Ac countant, room 411, M. F, ft H Bldg., Medford, Oregon. Austo Hnpplloa tAMER SPRING CO LAHTR AUTO SPRING CO. W are operating tho largest, oneal and best equipped plant In tho P elf to northwest. Fee our Bprlngi when others fall. Sold under writ ten guarantee. 84 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Ore. Collerflona COLLECTIONS ANO REPOKTS W collected some accounts 14 yearf old. We know bow to get th money. The Bullock Mnrcantlkt Agency, Inc., Booms 1, 2, X. Haa bins' Bldg., 210 E. Main St. DflltlKM DR. T. T. SHAW Dentist. Over Dam lots Clothln Store In rooms for mily occupied by Dr. Jones, Phone .:2-Y. Kniployiiicnt Agency, Hli'LP SUPPLIED Will furnish men for outside, or Inside work at any tlmo. Apply 103 North Central av enno, or phono 155-11. Japnnesa Employment Agency. fttiglnccr auol Contractor W'.Eii N. CUMVINOS Engineer an contractor. 404 M. F. ft H. Bldaj Surveys, estimates, irrigation drain ago, orchard and land Improvement Oarbago (JAltl'.ACE (let, your promises) cleaned up for the summer. Call on the city gnrhngo wagons for good service. Phono 27-1-L-. F. V. Alien. Instruction In Music FRED ALTON IIAKillT Teacher ol plnuo and harmony. Ilnlght Musis Studio, 4(11 (Jarnott-Corer Bldtv, Phone 72. I:i.sitrnce EAIIL S. TUMY C.etieral Insuranoa offlco, Flro. Automobile, Accident, Liability, Plato Glass, Contract and Surety Honda. Excelleut con panics, good local norvlco. No. 211 (larnott Corey HIiIh. Physicians and Surgeon UK. W. W. IfOWAllD Osteopathia physician. 3:i (lame1 1 Corey bull Ing. PhonS) 120. DR. J. J. EMViENS Physician and Burgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, noso n;nl throat. Eyea actan tlflcally tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlat tor 8. P. R. It. Co. Oftle.'S M. F. 4k It. Cq, bldg., opposite P. O. Phona 687. Printers and Publishers .UEDI'UHH PltiNTINO CO., linn thaj best nipped printing office In Southern Ortcnu; Hook binding, loose leaf led;ors, bllliuj systems, etc. Furlhuid pricus. 27 Nortll Flr St. Tronsrer ;AIi.4 IRANSl'l-li & STORAGE CO. ordco 42 North Front st. Phone !&. Prices ilht HotTlce mar- lltnaol INTliRt'ltliW Al-TOCAU O. TIME CAItU. Leave Medford for Ashland, Talent, ind Phoenix dall, except Sunday, at 1:00 a, m., 1:00, -1:00 nnd 5:15 p. m. It-o on Saturday at 10: If p. lu. Sun lays li no at s and 10:30 a. m. and :i!0. 2:00, 5.-nO and 9:30 p. m. bcara sh!and for Medford dally, excopt iiindny, nt 9:00 a. m., 1 :00, 4:00 and 1:15 p. m. Also nn Saturday night it 0:30. Sundays leave Ashland at 1:00 a, m.. and 10.30 a. in., 1:09, t:ao, 0; 30, and 10:30 v. m. .