MUlMiWIk MAll, Till HUSK. MEDFOIU).
0R1W0T, AVEDXKRDAV. OfTOT.ET? H. 1917
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MP AND VICINITY
i Malta cpmmandory No. 4 will coo
tar the order of thlie4 Cross and
Knight qf ilalta on Wednesday even
4pg.,.Oct. 3,. Members reading in
Medford art particularly reminded of
this appointment.
, , Ashland's store delivery system, Is
ttw being conducted by three motor
caw of average size, conveniently ar
ranged, thufl dlsplaclug the horse
power conveyances which for years
haye done efficient service. The de
livery, however, had to be speeded up,
and the. faithful horse was naturally
rele$atLd to the discard. The pres
ident of thla rapid transit , concern
is Pert, Dennis, who is, also chair
man: of the board, master mechanic
and superintendent of transportation.
Deliveries now will be made Just as
fast as, tho horseless carriages will
permit, " .
' Bqv. Dr. Warron Landon, president
of the, Presbyterian theological semi
nary at San Anselmo, Calif., will
preacom the Presbyterian church on
uuda? evening, Oct, ?.
Rev. .Charles A. Edwards of La
Grand, is the successor to the Method
ist Dastorato here In pluce. of Rev. V.
J. Douglasa. who . haa served the
eamcij here very acceptably for four
pears, and. by personal choice will
botrangferred. to Gooding, Idaho.
Revj. H. J. Van Fosson remains here
as, district superintendent. Other ns
slgnmesta of local Interest Include
Rev. M. C Reed. Talent; Rov. J. C.
Bqlllna, Mcdford, and Rev. L, F, Bel
knap Central Point. Former pastors
of the. Ashland church include J. T.
Abbett, who has been assigned to
University Park, and L. C. Poor to
Woodstock, both in the Portland dis
trict. ..funeral services of Mrs. Virginia
Beagle, who died Sept. 29, were held
an Monday at tho family homo in the
Bejleview district-, Rev. W. L. Mel
llnger, pastor of the Christian church.
Officiating, The deceased was the
wife, of William Beagle, and was a
native of Missouri, 74 years of age.
.Among recent assignments in mili
tary vclrcles of Ashland boys, J. A.
prham Is first sergeant, and Millard
;Grubb plotter, First Co., Oregon coast
artillery, Fort Stevens. Glenn Young
baX Joined the ranks of the 20th engi
neers, forestry division, reporting at
headquarters, Angel Island, San Fran
cisco. A. J. McCallen Is captain of
Co 3C3rd roglment of Infantry,
American Lake encampment. He
whites that his command Includes
ISO., men at present, 100 more to be
abided in the near future, all Califor
nia's.. Dr. .Lance Briscoe has Joined
the, naval medical corps,
;".Qn. his way to the Canadian north
west to look after property Interests,
R. L. McBride of Pasadena, Calif.,
passed thru here Saturday, visiting
briefly with. W. D. Hodgson, with
whom he is associated in the owner
ship of ranch property near Rogue
Biver.
'.Mr. and Mrs. Morse of Salem, for
merly of Sibley, Iowa, have been In
tpwn of late Investigating climatic
and business conditions, and casually
renewing the acquaintance of former
Iowans now resldein hereabouts.
The Women of Woodcraft are horo
pter to be known as the Neighbors
vt Woodcraft, as an auxiliary to the
Woodmen of the World. Members
qf Acorn Circle No. 54, the local or
ganization, will please take notice
Inasmuch as this change hns boon
officially made by the head officers
of the fraternal organization.
1 J. D. Evans, committed from the
Vicinity of Phoenix to the Insane
asylum In 1909, escaped from Salem
' Sept. 30. He is considered danger
ous. George and Lena Nelson of this
city are among tho children of Llnd
Nelson of Medford, who died recently.
Miss Lena is. the matron of Granite
City hospital.'
United efforts In assisting a worthy
cause Is practically exemplified by the
popular Wednesday Afternoon club.
cvhjeh. on each alternate week attends
the Red Cross gatherings and mate
rially assists In its numerous activi
ties. The Southern Oregon Presbytery
meets at Central Point on Tuesday,
Oct. 9, for a two days' session. The
Sermon Tuesday evening will be
preached by Rev. E. W. Warrington
of ltoseburg. On Wednesday evening
tho presbytery will be addressed by
Rev. John N. Forman, missionary
from India. Jurisdiction of the pres
bytery extends as far north as Oak
land and east to Lakeviow.
Previous to adjournment the re
cent convention of the Southern Ore
gon Christian Endeavor union elect
ed Agnes Robinson, president; Gladys
Carnahan, vice president, and Oscar
Mooper secretary., all of Ashland.
Vesta Holt of Medford was elected
treasurer. A tidy sum was raised In
cash and pledges to further the dis
trict work during tho year.
Mrs. Howell Isaac of Los Angeles
Is visiting Dr. Browns family this
week. She has been to Lakevlew.
where Mr. Isaacs Is pastor of the
Presbyterian church. The trip from
southern California was made with
an auto party. Her two daughters
are with their mother In Los Angles.
At the recent Oregon conference
Theaters andMoviis
OOCXXJOOOOOOOOpOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCC
LA SCALA OPERA
E
E
The LaSrala Grand Opera company,
composed of 125 members, Is the
largest operatic organization touring
the United States this season at popu
lar prices. The coniDanv is made un
of 30 artists and Drinclnuls. a chorus
of 40 voices and an orchestra of the
same number.
To be able to nresent stars of the
Metropolitan, Boston National, Chi
cago National, Havana, Montreal and
Convent Garden Grand Opera com
panies at popular prices is a mana
gerial achievement that should be
welcomed by opera lovers of the west.
Managers liehymor and Berry aro en
deavoring to place high-class grand
opera within tho reach of all.
Manager Hunt of the Paua theater
has selected Bizet's masterpiece "Car
men" as the seasons' greatest attrac
tion. It will be presented at that
playhouse on Thursday night, Oct. 4,
by tho La Scala Grand Opora com
pany with a notable cast.
Mmo. Ester Ferrablnl, considered
by many as the greatest Carmen on
the Italian stage, will be featured
In the title role. Mine. Ferrablnl's
portrayal of. Carmen In New York
recently made such a sensation that
Gotham critics have declared her a
near rival of Ceraldlne Farrar for
"Carmen" honors. Gulseppe Gau
denzl, last season's principal tenor
with the Boston National Grand On-
era company, will sing the role of Don
Jose, while Mario Valle, of the Con
vent Garden company of London wilt
be heard as Escamlllo, the toreador.
Italo Plcchl will sing Zuniga and
Georglna Galllni will annear In thn
role of Micaela. This same cast will
be heard In Portland, San Francisco
in Springfield, G. F. Billings, lay dol
egate from the local Methodist
church, was appointed member of a
committee for raising the conference
permanent endowment fund.
C. J. Klause of Gerber is the new
Southern Pacific agent at Klamath
Falls, succeeding E. C. Brown, re
signed. James W. Gerard, late ambassador
to Germany, accompanied by Frank
J. Hall, his private secretary, passed
thru Ashland Tuesday morning on the
was to San Francisco and Los An
geles, where he has speaking appoint
ments. A Liberty bond meeting is to be
held at the hotel Austin on Thursday,
Out. 4. at 12:30 noon, pursuant to a
call of Chairman Smith of the Citi
zens bank, and J. W. McCoy, secre
tary of the First National. All in
terested are requested to atend in or
der that the bond sales may be expe
dited. .
Frank J. Shlnn, secretary of the
Commercial club, has recently been
visiting sections In Washington with
which he is familiar, going as far
north as Bellingham. His son, Nell,,
who has been in Portland of lota, ac
companied him.
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Swingle plan
to go to' Arizona this fall to pass the
greater part of the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Heed, pursuant
to plans made some time ago, have
gone east for a vacation of a month
or more, amid old home surroundings
in the central west and Virginia. On
the point of departure, word came
from tho conference that Mr. Reed
had been assigned to tho Talent
Methodist pastorate for another year.
Miss Hazel Shaver has begun her
school work in Klamath county, the
term having opened Oct. 1.
A. V. Richie has added ten moro
acres to the 17 acres which he re
cently purchased on the main road
south of the city.' This was bought
of Robert Payno and Is well Improved.
The Beaver Realty Co. mado the sale.
Kale Shepherd returned to his
home at Bend on Monday, touring the
distance In his motor car.
Mr. and rMs. J. L. Cliff of Silver
Lnke have been recent visitors hero,
inspecting tho vicinity ih general with
a view of locating.
Sixteen cars of cattle went south
on Monday, seven from local points
and nine from the Applegato region.
Nature Needs Assistance
In
A little help goes a long ways.
It you would keep your body in
healthy and robuit condition, throb
bing with that splendid vitality that
indicatej freedom from all ailments,
first of alt ice that your blood i
kept pure. Any slight impurity that
creeps into your blood will soon effect
the well-beins of your whole system.
A few bottles of S. S. S. will give
Just the assistance that nature needs
WHY THEY ARE
"If you arc nut full of pep,'' warns
Jack fiurilni'r, the Essunny slur,
"I lien keep out of the movies."
Mr. Giuiluor, who formerly was u
musical comedy favorite, is now
demonstrating that he has n goodly
supply of the required article in
"Men of the Desert," which will be
shown ut the Page tonight only. It
is u red-blooded .western film drama
in which the star tries- to settle u
feud between sheep and cattle men.
He succeeds finally and iu addition
wins the girl nf his hearts' desire,
but not until he has performed a ser
ies of hair-raisin, death-defying
fouls which must have consumed the
pep of nt least three average men in
the l"i I iti in ir. However, Mr. Gardner
seems to put nwuv with the stunts
as ensv as "sitting on a log."
"There is more than one reason
why they mil 'em movies," be says.
"For instance, when I inn working; on
n picture, my rising time beats that
of the sun. 1 get up at 4:HI) o'clock
every morning'. By Hie lime I have
dressed, breakfasted and made up
for my role, I hero is enough light to
begin taking; the scenes.
"One of the most important things
about motion picture productions is
the savins; of time. You must re
member that every minute lost menus
so much moro money added lo the
cost of your picti.ro. The quicker
you move about, the lower is the cost.
Therefore, the motto around nnv mo
tion picture studio is 'Hurry up!'"
and the larger coast cities. Tha cur
tain will rise promptly at S o'clock.
The La Scala company will arrive
In Medford on a special train of seven
Pullmans' one diner and three bag
gage cars at 9 o'clock Thursday morn
ing. being shipped to Mlllerfi Lux, San
Francisco. Fourteen double-deck
cars of sheep will soon follow.
Portland Livestock.
PORTLAND, Or., Oct. .'). Cnttle
steady; receipts 1-10. Best beef
steers, ifflfii !).7f; good beef steers,
$7.508.75; best beef cows, $(i.7"
7..r)0; ordinary to good cows,
i.7"; best heifers, .$7(tf8; bulls, $4
(a (1.50; calves, $7(u!).'0; starker and
feeder .steers, $ l(Vu7.20.
Hogs Steady ; receipts 734. Prime
light, $18.1")(n lS.'Jo; prime heavy,
.F1818arj; pigs, $15.50(i l7; bttik
of sales, $18(i lH.'J'i.
Khecp steady; receipts 21". Wes
tern lambs, .fi:i..r)0((i114; valley lambs,
$12.751X50; yearlings, H.'5(t
ll.!0; wethers, ijnfjf 11.50; ewes, ,f8
(H9.50.
Iluttor, liKg.s uiid Poultry.
POHTLAND, Or., Oct. 3. Butter
very firm. City creamery prints,
48c; carious, 4llc; buying price but
terfat, 47( 4!! Porllunil ; cube ox
Iras, 47,c; prime firsts, 45c; firsts,
4le; dairy, 35c.
Poultry Large hens, 17(il!)c;
medium, 10 ViC'i' 17 ''; springers, 'JO
(ffi'Jl.c; ducks, live, 15(i Hie; large
young while, 18( -'(lc; turkeys, live,
18fri 2'c; dressed, 2(a 30c.
Eggs Front street, buying price:
Case count, 44c; selling price, case
count, 45c; candled, 47c; selects, 53c:
storage, candled, 45c.
Portland (rain,
PORTLAND, Oct. 3 October de
livery: Oats, No. 2 white, $50; hur
ley, standard $50, brewing $52.50;
eastern outs, No. 3 white $12,511;
corn, No. 3 yellow, Jiiniiury, $53.25;
Ouls, No. 3, N'ovcmber, $12.50.
Auction l'cju-s.
NEW YOHK, Oct. 2. Orogon
Bartletts, (2.82. Colorado AnJous
12.95.
Boston Rose $3.45; Anjous $3.30
Philadelphia. Washington Anjous
$3.40.
With Medford traoo is Medford made.
Keeping You Well
ih keeping tile blood absolutely free
of all impurities. This old remedy is
a wonderful nurifier and tonic, and
has no equal tor keeping the blood
rich and pure. It builds up tne ap
petite and tones up the entire system.
S. S. S. is sold bv druggists every
where. It has been successfully used
for more than fifty years, and people
in practically every slate lesuiy 10
its ereil worth. Write for booklets
and free medical tdvice to Swift Spe
cific Co, Dept. Atlanta, Ga,
pi; HOUSE RW!
Reported by Jackson Couuty Ab
stract' Co., Sixth and Central Ave.
Marriage Llccuss.
Jessie L. Coitou and K.Imc J. Cov.
enliilo. ,
Circuit Court.
Nellie F. McNeill vs. Ralph A.
Iiowley et ul. ,motiou, default, de
cree. O. W. Ftirleigb vs. I'nitcd Copper
Co., summons.
F. W. Warden vs. .lames W. Dun-
la! et ul., confirmation of sale.
Martini Wliitcoinli vs. Jess Whit-
eomb, proof of mailing.
Kvu L. Allgever vs. William R. All-
gever, proof of publication.
Oliver llarbiuigli vs. l. II. llrnd-
shaw vt nl., order.
S. A. Hull vs. Jf. M. Maine et nl.,
summons.
IJoyd A. Miiripiuin vs. Tbeo. J.
Oreer et ul.j l'indiiius of fuel, conclus
ions of law, motion, default, decree.
Minn Law Martin vs. Claude N.
Martin, default.
Talent Irrigation District, ns to le
gality of proceedings, summons, or
der continuing.
Hank of Jacksonville vs. Jumps W.
Collister et ul.,. summons. i
M. C. Muhoney vs. Unite Fnlb
Sugur Pino Lumber Co. et ul., affi
davit of mailing, default, decree.
Earl Jones et nl. vs. George. A.
Morse el ul., proof of publication.
Johu J. Puiikey vs. Anna A. Pan
key, dcl'null.
C. P. flood vs. Lora 0. Good, de
murrer.
K. V. Curler et nl. vs. Verni Victor
Mills, petition.
Mrs. K. Anderson vs. United Cop
per Co., summons.
Farmers' & Fruit Growers' llaiil
vs. William Lewis el al., foreclosure
Klin. A. Smith vs. Friulic I. Fain
bam et ul., confirmation of sale.
J. W. llrover vs. Guy V. Conner el
nl., summons.
lYobiito Court,
Eslnlo of William IJ. llyrum, nffi
davit.
Estate of William Lyon, petition,
appointment of adiniuislrutor.
Estate of S. A. Carlton, proof of
publication.
Estate of Max Pruclil, notice of
appointment of ndiuinislnilor, nolico
lo present claims, proof of publica
tion.
Eslnlo of Grant Finley, confinna
lion of sale.
Estale of Terrence P, liyrne, proof
of publicntion.
Estate of Wui.'Kugene Thomas, pe
tition, order disallowing, .
Estate of Clara. Collins et al., pe
tition, appointment of guardian.
Estato of Christina lieuter, notice
of final settlement.
Eslato of Horace McLaren, proof
of postinir notice, order final account.
SAGE TEA DANDY
It's
Grandmother's Recipe
Bring Back Colpr and
Lustre to Hair.
to
You can turn gray, faded hair beau
tifully Hark and lufttroua almont over
n i' lit if you'll pet a 50 cent bottle of
"VVyeth'a Sage and Sulphur Comnonnd"
at any drug Rtore. Millions of bottles of
this old famouH Sngo Tea Recipe, im
proved by tho addition of othur iugmli
cnts, arc sold annually, Buys a well
known druggist here, because it darkens
the hair bo naturally and evenly that no
one ctin tell it has been applied.
Thoso whoso hair ia turning grnv or
becoming faded havo a surprise awn King
them, lecause aftT one or two applica
tions the pray huir vanishes and your
loeka become luxuriantly dark and beuU'
tiful.
Tli i fi Ib the ago of youth. Oray-haired,
unattractive folks aren't wanted around,
so get busy with Wyeth's Sage and Sul
phur Compound to night and you'll be de
lighted with your dark, handsome hair
and your youthful appearance within a
few days.
This' preparation is a toilet requisite
and is not iuteruKd for the cure, uiitiga
tion or prevention of disease.
50 Per Cent
Of actual valuo Is what we are KoInK
to sell a woll-lornted, modern resi
dence and two extra largo lots.
Tho hntiso haa fteven luro rooniB,
sleeping porch, pantry, buth, toilet,
back porch screened, laundry room;
tho property also has good laiRe barn,
chicken house and corral, fine gar
den, lierrles, fruit, nice lawn and
fihude. There Is no harm In investi
gating. You'll ho out nothing but
your time. We will put our time
against youin. If you ore Interested
let us know and wo will gladly show
you. Can give terms on part.
THKEK-ForrtTIIS ACHK
And seven-room house, some out
buildings, flno for garden or clip k
oiis. Nko oak trees. Look this up
Bennett Investment Co.
102 West Main. Phono 799.
Ileal Kitate, Iamom. lusurauc.
Estate of Anna Nygrcn el ul., pe
tition, order to draw tnotiey.
Estate of Margaret Hurst, settling
final account of executor.
Estate of John T. Ln.vtou, itoin-
i.i'd account of executor, final uc-
ount, order allowing compensation.
Estate of I.cah M. Collins, petition,
order appointing administrator, until
of administrator.
Estate of Francis M. liaile.v, peti
tion for confirmation, continuation
of sale.
Estate of Christina lieuter, final
order.
Estate of Mrs. Frank Hriggs, up.
proval of final account, notice of
hearing account.
Eslato of Darius E. Fowler, ap
proval of final account, notice of
hearing final account. ,
Estate of Thomas Dauford, ap
proval of final account, notice of
hearing final account.
Real Kstato 'li'iinsfei'S.
Estate of Franc Priggs to C.
11. Liimkin, land in twp. 30
1 E $ 250
David C. Grim to Laura E.
Grim, land in bloc!; 0, Cen
tral Point 10
W. W. McDonald et al to G.
W. Jacobs el ul., lot 4, l!iv
erside Sub., twp. 3(I- IV 10
William Carey to Einnui M.
llccd. bind in twp. 3S-1W 10
IF BACK HURTS USE
SALTS FOR KIDNEYS
Eat leu meat if Kidneys feel like lead
or Bladder bothers you Meat
forms uric acid.
Most folks forget tlint the kidneys,
like tho bowels, get Bluggiah und clogged
and need a dualling occasionally, elsu wo
have backaclio aud dull misery in the
kidney region, severe headaches, rheu
matic twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach,
sleeplessness and all sorts of bladder dis
orders. You simply must keep your kidneys
active and clean, and the moment you
feel an actio or pain in the kidney
region, get about four ounces of Jad
Salts from any good drug storo hero,
take a tablcspoonful in a glass of water
before breakfast for a few days anil
your kidneys will then act fine. This
famous salts is made from the ucid of
grapes and lemon juice, combined with
lithia, and is harmless to Hush clogged
kidnevB and stimulate tlictn to normal
activity. It also neutralizes the acids
in tho urino so it no longer irrtutos,
tliUB ending bladder disorders.
.lad Halts is harmless; inexpensive;
makes a delightful cITcrvcsccnt lithia
water drink which everybody should take
now and then to keep their kidneys clean,
thus avoiding serious complications.
A well-known local druggist says lie
sells lots of Jad Raits to folks "who believe
in overcoming kidney trouble whito it Is
mly troilblo.
Assessment Notice.
California-Oregon Power Company.
Location of principal place of busi
ness, San Francisco, California.
Notice is hereby given that, nt a
meeting of the Directors, held on
Tuesday, September 2.1. 1917, an As
sessment (Number (1) of Three Dol
lars ($.'!. 00) per shai-o was levied
upon the capital stock of tho Corpora
tion, payable Immediately to the Sec
retary, nt tho office of tho Corpora
tion, N'o. 129 Leldesdorff street, San
Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which Ihls assess
ment shall remain unpaid on Satur
day, November 21, 1917, will he de
linquent and advertised for sale at
public auction, nnd, unless payment
is made before, will be sold on Wed
nesday, .lanuary 23. 1 91 S, at tho hour
of 12 ,L, to pay the delinquent as
sessment, together with tho coats of
advertising and expenses of sale.
.1. C. THOMPSON.
Secretary of Culifornia-Oregou Power
Company.
Offlco 'Number 129 Leldesdorff Street,
San Francisco, California.
WANTKIt B1TCITION9
WANTED Position as housckueper
or work by day or hour no wash
ing. Mrs. C. L. Orar.t. Phono
72S J. 172
WANTED -Man and wife wants po
sition on ranch, stock ranch pre
ferred: no children; can furnish
references. Hox Ranch, Mall Tri
bune. 109
tt'A NTKI) M ISt ,'E1.I , A X E l'B
WANTED. lilds to build a dwelling.
Phono 742-.I for particulars. ION
WANTED. To buy, sulky plow; mast
be In good condition. Phone ii-F2,
Medford. , 109
WANTED- School children to i-.ire
for for the winter. Hox 70., .Mail
Tribune. 1 70
WANTED. To buy or rcn cider
press. P. O. box 1.11, Cold Hill.
Ore. ' 170
WANTED To btiv, a good second
hand bicycle. Ilox 2-1, Mall Trib
une. 10K
WANTED. To buy, corn either In
the field or In shock. Apply II.
W. lllnghain. Phono .197-.l.'l.
WANTED- llnneh on shares or cash
rent. 102:1 East Main, Medlutd,
Ore. 10 9
WANTED Pino loirs. Wish to con
tract pun-linsn sugar and yellow
pine saw-lots for 191 s delivery.
Will take output largo or small
quantity and pay att tact ive figure
See Eiluar S. Hater, Hotel Med
ford. WANTED Ilring us your gg and
Poultry. Wo pay cash. Medford
Poultry and F.gg Co.
WANTED Houses to mof. lhon
489-M, or 48S-K.
THOROUGH WORK
How Mt'dftml ( Illens I'uii I'iud Free
dom Ki-oili Klilucy TrobiilcM.
If you suffer from ba.kauhe
From urinary disorders
Any curablo disease of the kid
neys, I se a tested kidney remedy.
Doun's Kidney pills have been test
ed !y thousands.
Grateful people testify.
Can you ask mure convincing proof
of merit?
liunlol Kluten. C. St., Jacksonville.
Ore., says: "It Is somo six or seven
years ago since I used loan's Kidney
Pills but I cannot forget how much
good they did me. I suffered from
weakness of my kidneys and other
disorders Hint go with kidney com
plaint. I pained and aelied al over.
1 begun using Dunn's Kidney Pills
and received good benefit from the
very first, and soon they had mc
straightened up in good style."
Prlco (10 cents at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy. get
Dunn's Kldnev Pills the snnio that
.Mr. t'lnton hud. roster-llilluirn Co..
Props., lluffalo, X. Y.
1IKLP WAXTEn FEM.VI.m
WA'XTKli liirl for homtoworu.
Phono 1-F21. 1s
WANTFD Competent woman for
general housework. Mr, (ieo. II.
Parsons, llillcrest road. Hill
SALESWOMAN- WAXTFD A good
house-to-house canvasser for coun
try districts In .laekson county. Sal
ary and expenses to right party.
Address Parks Pros., Larraboe
St., Portland, Ore. 1 CO
WANTF.P (lirl for general house
work. iPhono -lllS-Rl or write Mrs.
Frank Oorlles, Hampton Orchard,
n. F. 13. 1. ICG
T1KI.P WAXTEl) MALE
WA'NTKIl - Prune pickers. S. S. Car
lieuter, l'c ri'ydale. Phone lllil-IM.
Hill
WANTKIV Hoy over Hi years to
loarn printing trade. Olio with
some experlenco preferred. Apply
Foreman, Mall Tribune office. tf
Fon nrcx'T houses
FOII UK. N'T Three-room furnished
house. 417 Jay St., Cor. So. Oak
dalo and 1 1th. 1CS
FOR HUNT My homo on King's
highway. Inspection by appoint
ment. C. W. Abercroinbio. Phono
3I1-.L 170
FOR KENT Five-room modern
house. IlKlllll-o of S. L. llennett.
filll South Riverside avenue. 1CT
Foil KENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT Farms amv slock ranch
es, garden land. Gold Ray Realty
Co.
ran SALE LIVESTOCK
lilt SALE ;l largo Cotswohl sheep
mostly ewes and ;u good condition,
wit 11 one 3-yenr-old I'otswold hock
All at Medford. IJ. S. Tumy. 211
(lurnott-Corcy Illdg. ICS"
FOIt SALE Thorobred Collin bitch
with seven pups. F. A. Water
man. Central Point road. I'lione
;i.ii.v. 100
FOR BALK UlfcAL, KHTATH
FOR SALE I l-acro ranch, with
room collage. Irrigation system
and other outbuildings. Vi mile
duo north Main slreet. Centra!
Point. On Pacific highway. Ap
ply lo owner on lunch of T. .1. Noo
non. 199
FOR SALE Tho chance of 11 H'
time. My 0-rooiu modern bunga
low with lot 50x200 and tho lu nt
soil In tho valley. $1000 will turn
tho deal. I havo $11000 invested
ill the place. Address Ilox C.
Mall Tribune. 109
FOR SALE 0-rnoin bungalow, mod
ern lot, COxIiOO; cheap, part cash.
Tolephono 419L or P. O. Hox 792.
170
FOR SALE Farming land, fruit
land, stock ranches, timber land,
from $10 per acre up. on long time
easy payments, or might exchange
for other clear property. Address
Cold Hay Realty Co.
FOR SALE MIHt--:f,LANICOi:H
WANTED A runabout top. Plume
10I-.I. 107
FOR SALE.- Seed wheat, lilile Club.
Australian Club. Otto Cantor,
Phono 17-FI2. 172
FOR SALE - Hananii apples, fin" for
cooking; ;ioc per box. Aliull'.i hay.
Phono 1-F2I. 10 s
FOR SALE Chickens; two nnd 0111
half dozen. Illoodi-d Hai red Rocks
at. a bargain If taken this week.
XI!) Taylor street. 10 7
FOR SALE - Fruit jars, pints and
quarts. Phono 919-li or call :t2 1
Plum street. 107
FOR SALE - llalaneo of furniture al.
2 1,1 No. Onkdalo will ho sold ell'-ai.
10 0
FOR SALE Automobile, trailer mid
camping oulflt. Ml new. 22.) So.
drape. Phono 7.",s-X. 1 '-0
FOR SALE Martlett. pears for cau
tiiim: also baled alfalfa. PbnlM-SI2-R.
101.
FOR SALE - Hot point electric beat
er 1 1 a v.; 1 kw. $s.on. Plum.
71S-.I.
FOR SALE - New Krallse piano. No
0:i0 W. -lib street, j
MISCLI.LAVLOl S.
NOTH'lv No hunting or tlespa:. 'a:
permitied on our landu. Labi
Hay Ituulty cuinpuuy. 170
foii ifi:T i-thn:siiei rooms.
Foil fiftNT.--Largo. Miuny front
ronni, nicely furni.-lfcil; breakfast
if tH-xh-cil. Inquire aft.-r tl o'clock.
21! Mistletoe. K.K
LOST.
T.OST A hunch of krys; reward for
return to .Mail Trfh'iiH! office
LOST Throe keys on small ring.
Final1!- )!na.t;e roM-ru to Mali Trib
une office. 1U7
LOST - T.aiMe' olii-e. between Rnart.i
IIIil. itiil On 1c Crnvo school lions-',
two week.j n:;o. Pew.-ird if lrff
Mafl Tribune, or nhono 2-FL'-'. 119
,, ' FAP.M LOAN'S.
AMOHT1ATTOM PL.W r, to 40
years, 5 tier efnt: -I ner crit nn de
nosltFi eopvortiblo Into -t Tirrcent
farm ln"n bond:-: JLT.U.iinn In
omls Fol :1 weekly and mnnev nald
farmers. K. II. 'lord, Ree.-Trnn.
National Farm T.n-tns Anclntlnns,
Onrnett-Corev ltiillding. Mndfod
1
MHVFY 't-l LOAX
WILL LOAM small .illioo'lto nn Im
proved eltv prnncrtv. F. S. TuniV.
210 (Jnrne't Corey hldg.
MON'FV TO LOW" On inod cecur
Itv. .Phono C-17-.T. .T. Tl. Andrews.
Medford Huslnens Collogo Bldg..
Doom 2.
MON'FV TO LOW From flftao to
$"000 nn hand to loan nt 7 ner
cent, on t'onfl farm security. Earl
Tutny, 210 Onrnott. Corey Tlld. tf
MON'RY TO LOW Money to loan
on Medford nronerty. I'asv month-
l-r rtnvuionts Kfp T"l Tf. Wood.
ursixEss niitLCToivr.
G 1COI! (J 10 CODDIN O La wyer,
nett Corey Hid:;,
Clar-
FOrtTEK .1. NEFF Attorney at law.
rooms 8 and 9, Medford Nations)
Bank Building.
A, B. mOAMKS L.wver. Garnet
Cnroy hide.
''' Accitnntint,
E. M. WILSON Certified Public Ac
countant,, room -ill, M. F. & U
Bldg., .Medford, Oregon.
All.to Supplies
am;f) spuing CO.;,
LAllFIt ,AUTO SPitlMU CO. Ws
are o;jernting tho largest, olfcrfil
and best oq ui pped plant In tho Pft
clflc northwest. "Use our springs
whon others fall. Sold under writ
ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth
Kt., Portland, Oro.
Den;. Ms
BR?TviCmLVvV DeiuTsT."oTor Dai
ld3 Clothing Store In rooms for.
wjvly occupied by Dr. Jones. Phonj
(i92-Y.
Kniployniciit Agency.
".ET.P SI'PPI.IED Will furnish mca
for outsido or inside work at any
time. Apply 103 North Central av
enue; or phone 1.1.1-11. Japanoso
Employment Agency.
fnglneer nnn Contractor
uiTlTniTiTXmwsn
contractor. 4l ' M. F. & H. Bldfc
tiiirveys, rstlmatos, Irrigation drain
' age orchard and laud hnproverc.oi.it.
f.'ui-hngo
GAItllACIO Cot your premise
cleaned up for tho summer. Call
on tho city garbago wagons for
good service. Phono 274-L. F,
Y. Allen.
Iiislrucllon In M11M0
FRED ALTON HAliilll' Teacher at
piano und harmony, llalg'it Musis.
Studio, 401 C.arnett-CoiBi UlSg,
Phono 73.
lllNUrtllx-e.
KARL S. Tlj.viy licneval InaurEnc
office, Fire, Automobile, AcclriiMil;
Liability, Plato Olnss. Contrail
and ihiroty Ponds. Fxccllunt eoai-
panics, g 1 local sorvics. No. 'tit
Uarnetl Corey lilds.
Physicians nml Surgeons
DR. W. W. troWAHD--oJwpat-il
physician. "0:1 Uurnett-Corejr bulloV
U.K. Phono 130.
DR. 1. J. EMM ENS Physician ana
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear. nuso nad throat. Eyes sclou
tlfically tested und glabra sup
plied. Oculist and Aitrlat for S. P.
H. R. Co. Offices M. F. Ac II. Co,
bldg., cipposiie P. O. Phone 607.
Print, rs nnd l'uldtsliers
MEDFOHD PUI.NTlNt CO., hna" Uli
betit c..i:Ip:,cd pruning offb-e la
Southern Ui-eenu; Leuk binding,
loexe leaf le'!;;ers, bilitng sy ooms,
etc. Portland prices. 27 Nona;
Fir ot.
Tiv.nsier
EAIJ.-S TltANiiFF.lt . oTOKAll r'ctZ
Office 42 Norlli Flout ul. I't'oua
X1.1. Prices tltfbt IJ- r-v.li i:,r-,.l-l
l.MHIll llllAX AtKOll c.
TIME CARD.
Lcavo Mi-dfiud for AslilanJ, Talent,
and Phoenix dally, except Sunday, at
S : 0i) ,1. 111., l:i)i), 1:0a and r, : 1.6 p. m.
I: o 011 Salor'iaV al. 10: 1.1 p. m, San
days l.-avo at s and 10:30 a. 111. and
.on. 2:0n, r.:.10 and 9:30 p. ni. Leave
A.'-bland for Medford dally, except
'.unday, at a: no a. 111., 1 -: 00, 4:00 nnd
1 : II p. 111. Also on SattuVtny nighta
it 0:30. , Sundays leave Ashland at
9:00 a. in., and lii.30 a. in., 1:00,
1:30, 6:30, aud 10:110 p. m,