STEDFOTID MJTE TRIBUNE.' lEDTOTli"),
OT?T!f!OV, SATTHR-nAY, fiF.rTF.Mr.Tin 20. 1017
LA SCALA OPERA
GREAT TREAT FOR
My GIXlliGK ANDREWS. I
A. few words relative to the uotuiil
,metiL of tlio La Scnln Oponi com
pany, which is advertised to present
"Carmen" at the Page theater next
Thursday evening, October 4.
r The writer's experience in opera
renders it possible for him to wholly
uppreoiiito the sterling merits of mis'
organization. Few. people have nv.j'l
conception iif tha enormous task mid
grout Oxpensc required in orgniraing
and equipping a company of 'his
olass .for the .road. Numerically
speaking, there arc other classes of
attractions equal to a full-fledged
opera company, hut from the stand
point. of rare talent, there is no n'ler
class of entertainment that will com
pare with it; To start with, they re
quire ri symphony orchestra of-not
less than forty or fifty men; these
men must he all firs', claw musi"ians
who demand high salaries. This is
only a sturterj there must be twenty
five principal singers. These artists
must not only he finished vocalists,
hut actors of I ho first rank as well.
In addition to this, a chorus of ex
perienced singers numbering i-ra
forty to fifty; added to this are the
elaborate stago sellings, oostum.1?,
etc., required for each opera in their
lepertoire. When you combine, nil of
the above into one organization,- it
can be readily understood that the
expense of running such an nttrac
tion is enormous. This is why we
havo so lit tin opportunity ,;L hc.irin?
really first-class open.
The La Seala company meets oil
the requirements of a thoroly high
class: operatic organization. Thcro is
no question but that t!.cy will give a
y finished presentation of "Carmen" at
the Page on Thursday evening II is
without doubt the strongest operatic
organization that has visited the Pa
cific const for a number of years,
and it is all around th) largest and
best opera company that lies ever
visited the Rogue River valley.
!The Commercial club at Redding,
Cnl., guarantees this company for
one night, the city of PoilUind en
gages them to open Iho iminicipiil
auditorium in that city. The man
agement of the Pnge theater have
.shown their enterprise in giving Un
people of this valley an opportunity
of hearing Ibis very extraordinary
company right here in Medt'or.l, and
the people of the valley should show
their appreciation by patronizing an
entertainment that requires so nvich
risk and energy to bring to our city.
"Carmen" has been selected from
the extensive repertoire of the com
pany because it is best ealculuted to
please all classes of patrons. IVo
pie who do not en re so much for tin
music will bo highly entertained with
the snap "and go there is in the
-. drama. The opera is filled with in
lense . dramatic, situations, which
hohl the interest of the audience uu
til the finul, curtain. '
'Portlniitl Livestock.
PORTLAND, Sept.' 2!). Hogs
steady; receipts 1:24. Prime light
17.8."iWj- prime heavy, $17.(Kj(i
17.8."; pigs, $lo(nJlli.5ll; hulk of
sales, .?! (,T;i.
Cattle steady; receipts 20. Pest
beef steers, $l(ft).7.'; good beef
steers, $7..'i(l(ii ''8.73 ;. best beet' cows,
$t.ti(iT.M; ordinary to good cows,
$ t(nti.7; best heifers, $7("8; hulls,
:H (ri)(i. 75: calves, $7(ttti.'tO; stockers
and feeder steers, $!( ".25.
Sheep steady ; receipts 705. Wes
tern lambs. $l:i((i i:(.50; valley lambs,
ll.-( TJ.i.j; yearlings, $ll).75(u'
11; wethers, 10.j(l( 10.75; ewes, $8
03 9.
Portland Under.
PORTLAND, Sept. 2!). Butter
sieaiiy. i uy creamery prints, ic;
curious, l!lc; buying price biilterl'nt,
4(h'l!)c Portland; cube extras, 47.
prime firsts, 45c; firsts, 41c; dairy,
.!.(.
Auction Pear Mni-kct.
NEW YORK. Sept. 28. Mcdford
Bosc, $3.21; Mcdford Anjous, $2.70.
niock's California, Cornice, $l.C.'i
Medford, M Anjous, $1.90.
TWO MORE DEATHS
AMONG U. S. TROOPS
WASHINGTON", Sept. 2!". Two
more deaths among the American
troops abroad were announced today
in a cablegram from Major General
Pershing.
Private W. C. Sullivan of an infan
try regiment, died September 21 of
cercbro spinal meningitis.
Benjamin Ilcyward. a stevedore,
died September 24 of heart disease.
With Medford trade 1b Medford made
" TODAY'S MARKETS
the Churches
I SC. Murk Otisctinl.
Corner N. Oakdale and Fifth St.
8 a. m. Holy communion.
II n, m, Holy communion.
No evening sorvleo.
WM. B. .HAMILTON!, Vicar.
C Comiiany Services.
Rev. Harry E. Tucker, former pas
tor of the Christian church of this
city, will preach to C company Sun
day morning In the balyl park. The.
public Is cordially Invited. .'
Central Point Presbyterian.
On Sunday morning at 11 o'clock
there will be a union Protestant serv
ice. All Protestant churches and ad
herents to Protestant churches are
especially invited. This service Is In
memory of the -40th anniversary of
the Protestant Reformation.'
Christian Church
Rally Sunday, Sept. 30. Sunday
school 9:4s. All' members of the
school and church are requested to
be present, as this Is also promotion
day for the primary and junior de
partments. Communion service at
10:45. "C. E. 0:30. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening at 7:30.
Methodist Church Notes.
The regular weekly devotional
meeting of the Epworth Leaguo of
the PirBt Methodist church will be
held In the League room of tho
church Sunday evening at 6:15.
Miss Ethol Anderson will lead tho
meeting. The topic is "Discourage
ment and Its Cure." Thcro will be
special music and a large ottondance
of members and friends is requested.
M. K. Church, South.
Cor. W. Main and North Oakdale.
Sunday school at 9:45 and preach
lng at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. every
Sunday. '
Subjects for next Sunday: Morn
ing "The Christian's Privileges.'
Evening. -"Answering Objections."
Prayer-meeting Thursday evonlng
at 7:30. .
You are Invited to all theso meet
ings. If you are a stranger In the
city we invite you to make this church
your home. You will find a welcome.
J. E. WALBECK, Pastor. '
Mist (lituclt of Christ, Scientist.
Branch of the mother church, the
First Church of Christ, Scientist, in
Boston, Mass.
Sunday sorvlccs at 11 o'clock, sub
ject "Roality." ..... . , 1
Prayor meeting on Wednesday at
which testimonials on Christian sci
ence healing are glvon, at S:00. All
are cordially Invited.
Sunday school at 9:45. All under
the age of 20 aro welcome.
Church edifice, 212 North Oakdale
avenue.
iRcadlng room in the M. F. & II.
building, iNorth Central avenue, open
from 12 to 4:30 dally, excopt Sun
day and holidays.
First Presbyterian (InircU.
Main street at city park.
Aa 10 a. m., Sunday school.
At 11 a. m., morning worship. Pas
tor's thnmo "The Advantages of Be
ing a Christian." Solo, "Angels'
Serenade" by Bach, by Miss Fldelos
Pratt, with violin obligato by C.
.lanes.
Populnr Illustrated address at 7:30
on "Self Control." Music by Andrews
chorus. Mrs. C. C. McCurdy at the
pipe organ.' Cometist, Edwin Wright.
Solo, "My Heart Evor Faithful," by
Mrs. Lcta Chllders.
Everybody welcome.
ALFRED A. .1. 1100(3, Minister,
Residence Hotel Medford,
' ' First Baptist Church
'"A live church with n cordial wol
come." The Baptist church will hold an
other pre-opening school service
Such a service was held last year and
greatly enjoyed by all who attended
This service will bo held Sunday
night, beginning at 7:30 o'clock.
There will be two addresses. A brief
address by Prof. V. Meldo Illllls on
"Morals In Education," and tho prin
cipal address by Hon. C. M. Thomas
on the subject, "Personality In
Teaching."
Airs. O. M. (iiosnloy will sing a
solo. Evorybody delights to hear
Mrs. Oresslcy sing. Teachers are In
vlted to attend In a body. Reserved
seats.
At the morning service the pastor
will preach. Subject. "Possessing
the Spirit of Christ an Evidence of
Conversion."
The Bible school and Young Peo
plo's service will bo held at tho usual
hours, vl..: B:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m
A cordial invitation Is extended to
the public.
Frederick W. CarsteHs, pastor.
Sunday School Oilivinllon. '
The 26th anual convention of the
.lackson County Sunday school asso
ciation will be held Friday, October
12th in tho Phoenix Presbyterian
ehurch, Saturday, October 13th In the
Talent M. E. church. Sunday, October
1 Itb in the Ashland chantauqua au
ditorium. A fine program Is assured
(n d every Sunday school In Jackson
county Is Invited and urged to send
delegates. , ','"'.'
' CENTRAL POINT
There will bo a union Protestant
sorvlce at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday at 11 a. in.. All the
Protostant churches of the community
as well as all Protoslauts, are es
pecially Invited to attend. This service-is
in memory of the 400th ad
versary of tho Protestant Reforma
tion.
1 The many friends of Dr. Lytlla Dow
will be very pleased to hear thtrt she
ia convalescing from an operation.
; Te' work rooms of the local Red
Cross auxiliary are open from 2 to
5 every Tuesday and Thursday aft
ernoon. A larger representation of
workers Is desired. v
Mrs. A. C. Walkor and son, Verl,
are upending a few days at Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd March are at-
tending the stnto lair at saiom inisi
week. While at Salem they will
visit Mrs, March's sister and father.
Miss Helen Carlton will give a
very Interesting talk on "Missions"
at the M. E. church this Sunday eve
ning. All aro Invited to attend to
hear this talk.
Mr. and Mrs. .lap O'Hara left
Thursday evonlng for Pondloton.
where ho Is engaged extcnslvoly In
the grain business.
Mrs. Frank Antloch was calling
on friends hero the first of tho weok.
Miss Elsie Durran, the popular
nurse at tho Dow hospital, was op
erated on this weok and is cttlng
along nicely.
The Woman's Missionary society
of the Prosbyterlnn church was In
vited to attend a union meeting of
all the Presbyterian missionary so
cieties of the valley In the Presby
terian church at Medford at 2 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon to listen to en
address by Dr. Maude Allen of India.
Mrs. Maggerly of Rogue River was
shopping horb Wednesday.
Many now families havo moved
Into Central Point during tho past
week In order that their children
may attend our schools which will be
gin Monday, October 1.
Mrs. Daisy Stedham and her
daughter, Mrs. Purkeypilo, spent this
week with relatives at Grants Pass.
, Miss Edith Brown, who resided
hero several years ago and wns ono
of our most popular young ladles,
but now of 'Berkeley, was calling on
old acquaintances during the weok.
Mrs. Onkes Ames of Medford spent
tho week here with her parents.
John Brown and son, Paul, of Cros
cent City, who tied to bo a resident
and property owner of Central Point
were hero calling on friends this
week. i
C. S. Sanderson has moved his
family to Beagle.
3Ir. and Mrs. Kcnney of Sains
Valloy were shopping here Wednes
day. Frank Earnest moved his family
to Grants Pass, where he Is In the
butcher buslnoss.
COURT HOUSE REPORT
Reported by Jackson County Ah.
stract Co., Sixth and Central Ave.
Maningn Licensee.
V. Webber and Aruiiuda
Ezra
Perry.
Circuit Court.
Jesse llouk ct al vs. Vincent I.anlni
ct al. Answer.
Harvey E. Murphy vs. Reddlth
Murphy. .Summons.
Catherine M. VanDyko (executrix)
vs. N. L. Narrlgnn. Summons,
J. E. Bailey vs. II. O. Nordwlck.
Summons.
E. W. llcniott vs. Forest Creek
Mining Co., lien foreclosure, decree.
Probata Court.
Estate of William I. yon, admitted
to probate.
Ileal KstAto Transfers.
Ralph (!. Jennings to (icorgc
R. Lindlcy, lots in block 1,
Lnnrclliurst Add., Mcdford 85:i
Robert Wilson ct ux to Nancy
I). Wilson, lots in block .'I,
Park Add., Medford, and lot
3. block 4, Pnge Add., Med
ford 1(1
W. 11. MV,cod to J. T. Adams,
land in twp. :i:i-lK. JO
Alice D. Hoppin et vir to Jus.
Campbell et ux. laud in twp.
.IK-1W.
Otis II. Steward el nx to J. M.
Carlton ct ux, hind in sec.
28-:i5-lW
Frederick C. Page et ux to (he
Jackson County Hunk, lots
in block 2, Kenwood Add.,
Jlodford . 10
Frederick C. Pit Be ct ux to Hie
Jnekson County Bunk, lots
in Grey's Add., Medford 10
J. M. Kilgore et ux to the
Jnekson County Dank, hind
in- twp. 37-2W".
Frederick C. Pii'.'e et nx to the
Jack-on County Hunk, land
ill twp. M-oV., 10
Asn S. Arhngasl ct us to II. W.
Hale, hind in Cottage Add.,
Sled ford
C. A. llninliii ct tix to John
Iluertlo, land in twp. II7-2W.
Kbner E. Kenyon el ux to .1. A.
Durst. Iiinil jn twp. TO-2K.
3(1
PI
10
FOR S.ILK
Most desirable but limited, cen
trally located, small acreage adjoin
ing Phoenix. West sido of Southern
Pacific railroad, opposito school and
depot. Ten minutes walk from Pa
cific highway with convenient jitney
service. County taxes only. Ideal
location for homes. Froutago and
gentle slopo towards cast. Prlcos
doccntly fair.
Surface. Thinly gravelly of small
oallbcr, rather pleasant to tho foot
and appreciated in winter, contrary
to "sticky"; which Is likely to unbal
ance tho domestic equilibrium It not
disrupt tho'cstabllshnieiit.
This gravel is prepared to enter
Intimate connection with cement and
thus astonish Its owner by welcome
reduction In building cost: besides.
it,B fireproof.
Subsoil Porously loamy, no hard-
pan', a very paradise for doop-rootors.
extending, it is whispered, to the
Antipodes.
Wells on promises were dug with
pick and shovol; no blasting ncccs
sary.
Splendid water appears at a depth
of between 20 and 30 feet; also ac
cessible from ditches of Roguo River
Valley Cnnal company, or contem
plated district ditch, rlf required.
Alfalfa, borrlcs, fruits, etc., grow
to perfection. Five tons alfalfa liny
In two cuttings have been harvested
from one ncro without Irrigation.
200 crates of Loganberries with tho
aid of well-Irrigation from halt acre
which netted $170.00. The Logan
berry seems destined to becomo of
inestimable value as it cannot be
grown successfully east of tho Cas
cades. It is an imnienso yielder, re
quires not much work, Is merchant
able fresh, dried, preserved or as
juice, which may fitly be pronounced
nature's "thirst quencher, " surpass
ing in virtue to this pious nim, any
artificial concoctions.
Logically, It may bo expected that
tho demand for Loganberry produc
tions when universally introduced
will increase to unlocked for dimen
sions.
Average returns per aero In the
Willamette valley are estimated at
$300.00, and here, In this "Eden.
with less rain and more sunshine, the
quality should ho superior.
Prohibition Is a fact, but the
thirst remains with haunting persis
tency,, Cod bless tho wholesonie
thirst.
Is It possible to assemble for mid
dle-ago for Instance, a more reliable
combination than alfalfa, berries,
poultry, bees and a few fruit trees
or is there a more agreeable, health
ful and satisfying occupation in this
glorious valley than Intelligent atten
tion to grateful animals and rcspon
sive soil amid congenial surround
lugs?
Consider tho safe feeling and the
comparative Independence such
combination provides and how it for
tlfics tho family exchequer at a time
when almost prohibitive prices obtain
for tho necessaries of life.
Where is the bank that. Is able to
offer security equal to a wisely sel
ected advantageously located anil for
tllo parcel of bind? Is It not correct
logic to maintain that for such, there
is no better guarantee for enhance
ment In vnlue ns long as there is no
retrogression I:: population? Coul
that ever ocrur? iNcvcr fenr,- tho
pity that there arc no more such Pica
ttons. This wonderful valley with
all Its natural advantages,, climate
not tho least, Is not larger. If the
honest truths of It wero better known
and less of some dishonorable and
dishonest booni-oxplolts with their
often hcort-rcndlng consequences
there would not be room enough for
a small pari of tho people that would
flock In on the double-quick." Accord
me the pleasure of proving my state
incut and oblige,
Yours truly.
Til 140. ENGEL
Who, ''went through the mill.
50 Per Cent
Of actual value Is what we are going
to sell a well-located, modern rest
donee and two extra largo lots.
The house has seven largo rooms,
sleeping porch, pantry, bath, toilet
back porch screened, laundry room
tho property also has good largo barn
chicken house mid corral, flnn gar
den, berries, fruit, ulco lawn and
shade. Thcro Is no harm In Invest I
gating. You'll be out. nothing but
your time. Wo will put our time
against yours, if you are Interested
let us know and we will gladly show
you. Can give terms on part,
TIIRF.K-IOFRTIIS ACHE
And seven-room house, some out
buildings, fine for garden or ebb
ens, Nice oak Irces. Look this up
Bennett Investment Co
102 West Main. Phone 70!)
Real fatnto. Limns, Insurance
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of Jackson'
County, Oregon.
In the matter of the application of
It. F. Itobisnn, W. .1. Hurt-tell and
O. A. Manning, the Board of Di
rectors of tho Talent Irrigation
District, for a judicial examination
and Judgment of the Court as to
tho regularity ami legality of all
proceedings of suid Board and Dis
trict, pertaining to tho organization
thereof, or of any act thereof or
tho incurring of indebtedness as
ssossments against the lauds of said
District mid of tho election to au
thorize the issue und sale of bonds
in the sum of Six Hundred Thou
sand Dollars.
To tho Talent irrigation District of
Jnekson County, Oregon, and to
all freeholders, legal voters and as
sessment payers within said dis
trict, and to you and each of you:
In the name of tho State of Ore
gon, you nud each of you aro heroby
commanded and required to appear
and answer the petition of the plain
tiffs, filed herein against you and
each, of you In tho abovo entitled
cause on or bcroro the 2.1th day of
October, 11117, nt 10 o'clock A. M.. In
tho court room of tho abovo entitled
Court and If you fall bo to appear
and demur or answer within said
time, snid plaintiffs will annly to the
Court for the relief prayed for In the
petition on filo herein, to-wlt:
For judgment and decree of said
Court to the effect that the Talent
Irrigation District Is a duly and regu
larly organized Irrigation district un
der and pursuant to tho laws of the
State of Oregon:
That all elections held In- said dis
trict havo boon In tho manner provid
ed In- law nud nro valid; that the
indebtedness incurred by said district
:tnd tho warrants Issued therefor Is n
legal, and binding obligation of the
District and the same is regular and
tho assessment and apportionment
mndo by said Dbilrlct Is legal and
valid and that all orders, acts and
things dono by tho Hoard of Direct
ors of said Irrigation District and by
tho officers of Jackson County, Ore
gon, wero and nro valid and In the
manner provided by law; that the au
thorization by the electors of said
District for the issuing of bonds in
the amount of Six Huitdred'Thousand
Dollnrs, Is in all things legal and
regular and was legally voted, and
for a judicial determination and ex
amination and judgment of the Court
as to tho legality mid regularity of
tho organization of said District, and
all its acts and doings.
This summons is served unon vou
by publication thereof In tho Medford
Mall Tribune, n newspaper of general
circulation, published in .Mcdford,
lackson County. Oregon, pursuant to
the provisions of Chapter :i."m of the
General Laws fo Oregon fo 1 1t 1 7.
The dato of the first pllhlicallnn
being September 2!llli, 11117. and the
date of tho last publication being Oc
tober 13th, 1!H7.
GEORGE C.AUDNEIt,
County Clerk of Jackson County, Ore
gon.'
(OFFICIAL SEAL.)
C. M. THOMAS,
Attorney for Plaintiffs and Petition
ers. FOH RENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR RENT. Largo, sunny front
room, nicely furnished: breakfast
if desired. Inquire after 0 o'clock.
23 Mistletoe. 10S
FOB, HEM IIOtSEH
WANTED To rent, by responsible
party, adults, 4 or .Vrootn bunga
low, furnished. Geo. Elfers, Phoe
nix. Ore. 102
FOR RENT A fine two story bunga
low, G rooms, sleeping porch, store
room. All modern. Beautiful
lawn. 322 So. Nowtowu. Inquire
first bouse lu rear.
FOR RENT Neat
cottage, close in.
Cottage St,
ft-ronm modern
Inquire No, 30,
Hi
FU 1 1 N I S 1 1 HI A r A KT.UISN TO
FOIl ItENT Furnished apt.; hot. wa
ter, heat. The Berbcn. Phono nil SR.
WANTED MISCKIXANEOI'8
WANTED- -To buy second-hand Ford
car. Wanted to make over Into
truck. Apply Cenlrol Point Hotel.
H',1
WANTED. To buy, slder mill; stale
price. W. M. Cruudall, Eaglu Point.
Phone r.-F3. 103
WANTED One spring-tooth harrow,
one two-section liarruw, olio two
horse ciilllviitor, one innwer, om
rake, one hillside plow, one spring
wagon, two log chains, lilacksiullh
tools, otc. Three dozen Rhode
Island Red chickens or White
Wvandoltes. Box W, Mail Trib
une. 1 ii
WANTED General teaming, to un
load wood In car lots. Phone
473-Y. 103
WANTED Pino logs. Wish to con
tract purchase sugar and yellow
pine Hiiw-logs for l!i IX delivery
Will lake output largo or small
quantity and pay oil llicl I vo figure.
Sen Edgar S. I Infer, Hotel Med
ford. ' '
WANTED Bring us your eggs and
Poultry. Wo pay cash. Medford
Poultry and Egg Co.
WANTEI Houses to move.
4HS-M. nr 4XX-JC
Phone
WA XTEK HIT CATIONS
W'A.NTED -Position ns housekoopei
or work by day or hour no wash
log Mis. C. L. Grar.t. Phone
72S J. 172
wa XTi-;i "hai.es.mf.x.
SA LEriM AN. - For getieial mercantile
trade in Oregon, to sell a new prop
osition of merit. Attractive com
mission contract for bal. yr. and
'Is. $::.'i.lni weekly for expenses.
Mill's I'. Ill.vler Co.. Wholesale Jew
elers. 22113!) Cttl'llll lllllg, Cleve
land. O. 103
SALESMAN for general Irade in Ore
gon, Strong proposition; staple,
moderate priced lines: exclusive
features: splendid commission con
tract. $3.", weeklv for expenses.
'mi I ili'lll :i I .lewelrv Co.. H'13'l
Contlliellt.il Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio
103
AGHN'TS WAXTKI).
I'VE A MOW LINK of Soup. Extracts,
Toilet Goods, Perfumes, etc., for
agents. lni; profit. Sample free.
Wiito quick. I.acisslan Co., Dept.
tit, st. Louis, mo. n:;;
II KM W A NTKIt M.'l I,R
WANTED. On orchard, man mid
wife, (no children); wife to cook.
K, Mail Tribune. 1 (',:!
WANTED Man and wire for Janitor
ond housework. Apptiv at once.
Hotel Holland. ' III 3
WANTED Man and wife, without
famllv. to work on ranch. Woman
to cook. Phono I0S-J2. 105
WANTED Boy over 10 years lo
loarn printing trade. One with
some experience preferred. Apply
Foreman, Mail Tribnno office. If
WANTED Man and wife for Janllor
nud bousowoi'k. Apply at once Ho
tel Holland. 1(13
WANTED Wood cutters nt Butte
Falls, l'hono 370-J, Medford. 101
PULP WAlTEr FKMArP)
WANTED Five bright, canaille la
dles to travel, demonstrate' and
sell dealers. $2.", to $.",0 per week.
Bnilroad fare paid. Goodrich Drug
Company, Dept. 707, Omaha, Neb.
i n',3
WANTED-Dining room girl nt
.Montgomery House. 10:
WANTED. Girl for general house
work. (Phono -KiS-Kl or wrilo Mrs.
Frank Cm-lies, Hampton Orchard.
R. F. D. 1. Mill
FOIl SALE SilVESTOCK
FOB SALI'l HI heifers, $20.00 each
ono cow, two teams, wagon and
harness, one saddle pony, saddle,
bridle and chaps, for $00.00. etc.
J. O. Withrow, Talent. Oro. 101
FOR SALE Reg. P. C. fi-months
bonr. 1st prize winner county fair.
Tw'clve Cotswold ewes. Six Cots-
wold rum lambs. Yearling Angora
Billy. Wiito J. J. Osenlirugge,
llucli, Ore. Phone Jacksonville
9-F-l. 10 1
FOR RALE Ten in work horses for
sale. C. Fitch, Phono 1 1-Ft2. 101
FOR SALE Good .lersay cow, fresh
next month. Also Raclno hack,
nearly new. bargain at $f0. Box
!tr, Mall Tribune. 104
FOR SALE At tho Kincald ranch.
ono inilo west of the Agato school
house, 23 ewes and one ram; 1
3-year-old Jersey cow, from a pedi
greed sire: 1 K-year-old bay geld
ing, weight about 13f,0; pure
bred Wblto Leghorn roosters. All
offered nt a bargain. Mrs. Flor
enco Flaherty, Central Point, Ore
gon. R. F. D. No. 2. 104
FOR SALE Going away, must sell
2 good' in 11 U cows; 2 heifers. Cull
23H from tl a. m. to 4 p. m. 103
FOR HALE KBAlj BSTATII
FOR SALE a-ronm modern house,
furnished, or unfurnished; lot ,10
XI2H, widl located; chicken, garden
and fruit. Absolutely the biggest
snap In the cily for cash. Phono
1 17-L, or call 10211 Court St. 10 1
FOR SALE. 10 to 100 acres, $30. 00
per acre; perpetual water right.
$10.00 per acre down; no Interest,
no payment until water Is avail
able; maintenance fee $2.,r,0 per
acre per year. Box 30, Mail Trl
buno. 103
FOR SALE 0-rooni bungalow, nind
orn lot, 00x300; cheap, part cash.
Telephone 419L or P. O. Box 7!I2.
170
FOR SALE Farming lnnil, fruit
laud, stock ranches, llinlmr bind,
from fill per aero up, on long time,
easy payments, or might exchange
for other clear prnporty. Address
Gold Ray Hoalty Co.
FOIl SALE MISCI'XIjANEOCS
FOR SALE Two days only, Jona
than culls, fine for apple butter,
jelly, elder, etc, 30c per box. Foot
hills On-hard. 101
'OR SALE If Hi Ford touring car
ill A-l condition. $27.".. oil for
quick sale. ('. A. Noren. Phone
I Oli.
FOR SALE--Ono $711,110 safe fur
.$;:",. oil; one high bookkeeper's
desk anil slool, $7.."i0; three light
oak ol'l'lco chairs, $ 2 . r, 0 ciich; and
one small desk, $:,.tlll. Must be
sold at on ce. Cull 7 1 1 or 103 J.
103
FOR SALE- -IliirUett pears for run
ning; also baled alfalfa. Phone
M2-R. l'i'i
FOR SALE Hot point electric beat
er 1 in-v. j 2 kw. $'i.nu. I'hoio
71S-.I. '
FOR SALE New
(13 0 W. 4th St n
Krause
et.
piano. No.
FOR HALE- 10 17 Ford louring car
In good condli inn. ( all phone
4 10-L. 10i
FOR SALE- Potatoes delivered.
$2.75 per bundled. Call li I l it I.
Hi:,
FOR SALE Well seasoned grape
stump wood, ?2.oi) per load. 1 '-l-mlles
north of Jacksonville. Frank
Wight. l'i.V
FOR SALE OR
1'ord car. 03
TRADE- Truck
N. Central.
for
lo:,
l-'OR SALE Two serolid-hiilKl Ford
first-class condition. Power Auto
Co. J Oil
i-'oit SALE - t ncres good shock corn
$ I .", 1 1 . F. S. Carpenter, Perrydule
Phone 2 0 1-111. HI 2
FOR SALE' Beardless barley straw
Phone r,3t-X. 101'
FOR SALE Auto owners tnkn no
tice: .Magic motor, gus, 1 quart
equals Mi gallons gasoline. Guar
anteed by Auto Remedy Co., Cin
cinnati. O. Beware of Initiations.
Inquire Chris. Mee, Applegate, Or.
Mrs. Mmiv A. .Men, Central Point
Oro. 103
LOST.
LOST--One ::-l Republic plain
tread lire, new, on rim with cover,
return to Valley Garage and rernlvo
reward. , lOG
Foil ItENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT. -I'lin-acro
grain farm,
. O. Withrow.
10-1
S 1 r. o.oil per year. .1
Talent, Ore.
FOR RENT Farms inn', stock ranch-
es. garden land. Gold Itny ltoaltv
On
FA1TM LOAN'S.
AMORTIZATION' PLAN 5 to 40
years, ! per cent: 4 per cent on do.
posits convertible Into 4 l& percent
farm loan bonds: S2r,0.000 In
bonds sold weeUIv and nioncv paid
farmers. E. II. Hard. Sec.-Trcas.
National Farm T.onns Associations,
Gnrnott-Corev Building, Mcdford
1SS
MOM!T TO IX)AN
WILL LOAN small amounts on Im
proved city properly. E. S. Tuniy.
210 Gurnett Corey bids.
MONEY TO LOAN On eood secur
ity. Pbonn C I7-.T. -T. B. Andrews.
Mcdford Business College Bldg.,
Room 2.
MONEY TO LOAN From $1000 to
$5000 on hand to loan nt 7 per
cent, on pood farm security. Earl
Tumv 210 Curnctt-Corey Bldg. tf
MONEY TO LOAN Money to loan
on Medford pronertv. Easv montn
It rnvmentn. Sei rt. R- Wood.
business directory;
AHirneyii
GEORGE CODDING,
nctt Corey Bldg.
-Lawyer, Car
PORTER J. NEFF Attorney at law.
rooms 8 it nd 9. Mcdford Natloni)
Bank Building.
A. E. REAME3
Corey hhlg.
-Lawyer. Oamett
Accountant.
E. M. WILSON Certified Public Ac
countant, room 411. M. F. & H.
Bldg., Medford, Orr-gon.
Ansto Supplies
''tAH
Alien spniNGCOjy1
I.AH1TB A TITO SPRING OO. W
are operating tho largest, o!1e
and best oeulpped plant In the P'
ciflo northwest. -Use our spring!
when others rail. Sold under writ
ten gunranteo. 34 North Flftoentb
St., Portland, Oro.
Collections
COLLECTIONS ANT) IlKPO'rtTS We
coilocted some accounts 14 yean
old. We know how to gel tht
money. Tho Bullock Mercantile
Apency, Inc. Rooms 1, 2, t. Ha
tins' Bldg., 210 E. Main t.
Dentists
DIt. T. T. SI I AW Dentist. Ovor Dam
lels Clothing Store In rooms for
insil.v occupied by Dr. Jonea. Phonj
032-Y.
Employment Agency.
:;EM SUPPLIED Will furnish men
for outside or lnsido work at any
time. Apply 103 North Central av
enue, or phono 155-11. Japanese
Employment Agency.
Kiiglneer ana Contractor
UiKO N. CUM V. INGS Engtneor an
contractor, 404 M. F. & II. Bid
Surveys, estimates, Irrigation drains
ago, orchard mid land Improvement
Garliago
GARBAGE Gel your premise
cleaned up for the summer. Call
on tho cily gaibago wagons for
good service. Phono 274-L. b
Y. Allen.
Instiiictlon 111 Mlisio
FR EH ALTON 11 A IG 11 T Teacher ol
piano and harmony. Halght Musi
Studio, 401 linruott-Corey Ula,
Phono 72.
lusiii-unco
EARL S. TIIM Y Geueral llisurauoi
office. Firo, Automobile, Accident
Liability, Plain Glass, Contrael
and Surety Bonds. Excellent com
panies, good local service. No. 211
(lamelt-Coiey llulg.
Physicians anil Surgeon
DR. W. W. irOWARD Osteopathli
physician. 303 Garuett-Corey build
lng. Phone 130.
PR. J, J. EMUBNS Phytlclan ana
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
eur, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested mid glasses sup
plied. Oculist, und Aurlst for 8. P.
It. R. Co. Olluvs to. F. H. Co,
bldg.. oiiposito P. O. Phone b7.
Priiimis noil ruMlshum
MEDFOim p:tlTINO CO., has th
best o., nipped printing office In
Southern Oregon; Book binding,
looso leaf ledgers, billing systems,
elc. Portland prices. 37 NorU
Fir nt.
TcnsrcT
EADH TRANS! Ell ;.( ORAUK CO.
officii 43 North Front st. Phone
Hlh. Prices right 8rvlc ruar-
inlMil
lXTElvl I'.II.W AtiriCAll o.
TIME CARD.
Leave Medford tor Ashland, Talent,
and Phoenix dally, ex-cept Sunday, at
S:00 a. m., 1:00, 4 .00 and 6:15 p. m.
Iso on Saturday at 10:15 p.m. Sun
days bnvo nt 8 and 10:30 a. m. and
.-no, 2:0,1, r,:3u and 9:30 p. :n. Leave
Ashland for Medford dally except
Sunday, nt 0:00 a. m., 1:00, 4:00 and
5:15 p. in. Also on Saturday nlghtj
tt (1:30. Sundays lenvo Ashland at
i:00 r, m , nnrl 10.30 a, in., 1:08,
4:30, 3:30, and 10:30 p. m. ,