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Newspaper Page Texti .'. . VACY. VWf SrEDFOTCT)'- irAIL TRTBITNT!; 1IRTVFOTID, OTJTY.OX. TUESDAY,' OfTO?ET?. 'n, 1017 COTTON SEED OJL NKW YORK, Oct. 9. Speculation in cottonseed oil, both by trade mid ' outside interests, on t lie Now York : jiroduce exchiing'e, was forbidden to- uy by tile board ot nintiiigci's of the exchange at the instance of the food This action bv the food ndminis- . tration followed upon sharply nd . vancing prices for cotton oil, culmin ating yesterday in a jump of 17"i ' H)ints to l!l- cents a pound, u rec ord never before reached. So-called .' l i ...ii: i ... i ,- nciige seuintr iiaocr cerium conui- tions is to be permitted. oj. .:.... i i: :.. ..u 1 iiui:iiiuii' V liiluiug 111 COUOIlseeu oil for any delivery, either by trade A or outside interests is prohibited," reads the ruling of the maunders. "Hedge sellinjr for protection ; against seed purchases or sale of re fined oil, against purchases of crude .oil, or purchases by consumers ov ex porters are permissible, but such op erations shall be confined to legiti ; fliate trade only, and shall be of the ; smallest possible proportions con : sistent with the purpose of this rule' confined to current months and two : months aheud and to the closing out of old contracts for any month. Daily fluctuations in price beyond one cent ;'; a pound are forbidden. ' NFW PFAlT flFFFR m iikii i ur iul J l l -.11 , AMSTERDAM, Oct. 9. Germany ', and Austria-Hungary have, agreed to make another peace offer to the al lies, tho Deutsche Tapes Zeltung ot Berlin says it learns on good author ity. Tho offer will have ns Its basis no territorial agrandtzement, the surrender ot French and Belgian ter Tttory, tho renunciation of positive territorial acquisition for payments In money and no indemnity on either side. ' 7 1 in Brisroo of Medford was vis iting rclalivos In lieaglo last Thurs day. Gyp Vinccut and family, who have been visiting friends and relatives in Sams Valley for several weeks, left the latter part of the week for Fort Klamath, where they will spend the winter. J. W. Scott of Medford spent Sat urday night at his home ranch in Antioch. f Mr. Smith of Aanloch has been busy the past week hauling hay for his winter supply. Dell Morrison and wito were trad ing and doing business In Medford Saturday. The tlcaglo store has changed hands. Mr. Jasper Dodgers, former owner, has sold out to Mr. Sander son of Central Point, who took pos session last week. Mr. and Mrs. Hod- gers have moved to their homo ranch north of Beagle. Claudo Chapman and wife and C Conley and wife were hunting and visiting relatives and friends In An tloch Sunday. Hoy Green and Miss Opal Centers both of Sams Valley, wcro united in marriage one (lay last week and the manv friends In Antioch and Sams Valley wish them a long and happy life. Miss Audrey Homes, the Antioch ,teacher, spent Saturday and Sunday with homo folks In Central Point. Mrs. Henry Morgan and Mrs. Jim UodRors of Fort Klamath are visit ing friends and relatives In lloagle for several weeks. Mr. and .Mrs. Oscar Itoilgers of tlcaglo visited Monday with their daughter, Mrs. Itosroe Doty, of Med ford, who has been sick for some time past. Among the men who have, sold their beef cattle and have been busy the past week bringing them from the mountains aro Glass llros., Mr. Moore and son, Rube, Mr. Gaines and Mr. Houston. Worth Their Weight In Gold. No man can do his best when suf fering from backache, rhcniuatic pain?, swollen Joints, sore muscles or other symptoms of kidney trouble. M. II. Stone, SID X. 2d. St., Heading. Pa., w rites: "I contrar'ed a most se vere case of kidney trouble. 1 gradu ally grew worse and for months unaMc to attend to lMisiness. I be gan to use Foley's Kidney Pills and soon found the pains were gone and 1 have hnd no aches since. They have been worth their welnhl In itold to me." Sold everywhere. gOOOOOCKXJOOOOOOOTOOOOOC uvwiyi o unit iry vivo 8 CKX)O0CK3OO0O0OO0O0O0O PAGE TO PRESENT Messrs. Shubert will present "Tlio Knife" at the Page theater on Tues day evening, October 10. "The Knife" is a new play by Eti penc Walter, author of those, power fill and successful plays: ''The F.as iest Way," 'Tnid iu Hull" and "Fine Feathers." It tells the story of a Virginia heiress who disappears on a shopping trip to New York. The. search fur-the "niing woman and the events which follow are. said to be unfolded with the susnense, vividness and intensity, which have always characterized Mr. Walter's work. In the cast will be Norman llackett. May llucklcy, Kvn Denton, Clifford Stork, Cordelia MncDnnald. Robert Jlarrat; Frank George and others... j With a plot swinging from' the "(lay White Way" to the eloi-itcrs of "The Eternal City," Mid with nn "international crook" plviii" his trade with all the cimiiitigiies? of a Sher lock. Holmes, "Time Locks and Dia monds," a Triuirglo release, featuring William Desmond, bristles with most stirring excitement and clever dram atic moments. ; There is cleverness in every foot of its reelnge, and William Desmond in the role of, "Silver dim" Fnrrcl, an international crook, gives one of the OFFERED Af 4 PERCENT WASHINGTON, Oct. (1. Another offering of short time treasury cer lil'icates and indebtedness, jf'MUO.ODO, 000 at -t per cent, was agreed upon today by treasury officials and prob ably will be announced within a day or so. This offering will bring the total of certificates issued in anticipation of receipts from the sale of second liberty loan bonds up to $l.."i."ill,000, 000. of which $8")0.000.(IOO bear in terest at I!',!; per cent and $700,000, 000 bear per cent interest. rot-tlnnd Livestock. PORTLAND, Oct. 9 Cattle steady, receipts I t I. Best beef steers $'.l(o 9.71; good beef steers $7.50(fi S.75; best beef cows $0.7.1 St 7.10; ordinary to good cows $4 Iff 0.71; best heifers $75(8; bulls $4ii U.fttl; calves $7(i 9. Ml; stockers and feeders $4 1i7.21. Hogs steady; receipts 1 S-, Prime light $ 1 7 . 0 ." (jr 1 7 . 7 T. ; prime, heavy 17.50l7.65i pigs $17.50 (-17; hulk $ 17.101?! 17.73. Sheep strong; receipts 1134. Wes tern lambs $ 1 3.10(ii 1 1 ; valley lambs $l2.71fli i::..-ifi; yearlings $ll.21i 11.10; wethers $11 (it 11. Till; ewes $K &9..10. I'ol-tlnild IllllIiT. PORTLAND, Oct. 9. Mutter un settled. City creamery prints 48c; cartons 49c; prlco butter fat 52c Portland; 1()c at stations; cubo ex tras 41c; prlmo firsts 44c; firsts 40c; dairy 3 le. By A. C. tfowlctt The last time that I wrote for the Mail Tribune 1 was in 1'orthind, ami then gave an account of my trip from Spokane to Seattle, and now will finish up my journe.viugs lor a while, at least outside of n:y little local sphere. Al'ler .- pending ub rt a week in that cily of the hills, alllio it U liicati-d on I'u---i i So:miiI, I :ool; pa age on the tircnt Northern mute lor Portland. Whoe'er I could I selected the daytime to tri'vcl, o that I cniiid .-cc lire i-o'intry, I'm w'-c-i I made n iv other trip Him Wn-liing-ton 1 h;id to travel a good pert of the way iu the ti iu lit . and conse iiientlv -aw but very little o'. the country thru which I pns-ed, bat !ln- tinie I had if fine view of it, -'nit -hleriiig tiie ilit I U'lilt le;, in seeing I min ii car window. Leuving Snilllc at 11:13 a. w., we i,uou reached the Mary l'ickford, tho darling of tile screen, is back again. Hack with a touching story of the "days of '!!)," when gold glistened from tho shad ows of the giant redwoods of Cufi foniia and it seven-shooter and rope were the ends of iustice. She is back with all the laurels ofj a coronation, for 'she has been unanimously nc claunod "Queen of the Movies." "A Romance of the Rcjlwoods" is her most recent crowning glory. She .journeys westward, mid under the branches of the mammoth redwood tree's of California enacts 'a red blooded story of the west, surging with the hiimancl" dramatic and bristling with incidents of typical l'ickford charm. "Little Mary" ap pears' in a role entirely different from anything: else she has ever en acted before. Cecil II. I)e Mille, who directed fleraldine Harrar in "Joan the Woman," is co-mithor with .leanie Mucl'hcrson of the story, and the 'picture was produced under his personal direction. Elliolt Dexter, the well-known star and husband of Ma rie Doro, Tally Marshall, Raymond Ilatlon, Charles Ogle and Winter Hall make up a strong supporting cast. You can't iniss seeing "Little Mary" l'ickford in "A Romance of the Redwoods" at the Page tomorrow and Thursday. best impersonations of his career be fore tho -camera. (iloria Hope, Robert McKim, Row land Lee, Mildred Harris:, George Beranger, Thomas Guise and Milton Ross are in support of Mr. Desmond. "Time Locks and Diamonds," with William Desmond ill the featured role, will he seen on the screen of the Page theater tonight. White River valley, alllio we passed thru a timber country interspersed with farms, but as wo began to as cend the river and the valley began to open up to view, I was sli'l more impressed with its beauty and itppiii ent richness. Al'ler traveling up the valley some twenty or twenty-five miles and passing thru three towns or cities Kent, Auburn and . Puy iillup, we began to leave the valley and enter the more hilly and timber ed country, where we would every little while come to n large sawmill, and I began to partly realize horc the strike would affect the owners of tile mills, where they had hundreds of thousands of dollars invested, and were compelled to have their basi ncss arrangements all frustrated. The most, of the country on to th Co lumbia 'iver was of rather a poor ipinlity, as it appeared to me, for it had the appearance of desert land, at least a large part of it, but that may have been like some other purls ot' Washington, where the railroad men place the railroad track on poor land to get a solid roadbed. Al'ler striking the Columbia river we went on' up until we cumc to the railroad bridge, and then we were soon in.-idc of the corporate limits of Portland, nltho we had to travel some twelve miles or more to reach the depot, where I was met by my daughler, Mrs. Grant Shaw. Al'ler remaining wilh her about a week I look a trip by jilncy out to in v brother-in-law's at Damascus, Albert Cooke, and while there he showed me some of his spuds that he was raising, for they were still green, and he esti mated that he would have oOO sacks off ii little over two acres of laud, and while I was there he sold 1(10 bushels of wheal for $J00, and the purchaser tool; it from the granary and furnished the sacks to put it in. The wheat is of a line iiiality. My next move was to Clackamas, where I met Frank Foster, formerly of this place, lie is now iu one of the leading business houses of the city. The same day I look the S. P. for Oregon Cily, where I spent the night with two more of our relatives. Again taking the S. P., the next morn ing, my next stop was at Siilcui, where I met my old friend mid henc-fa'-tor, Dr. Findley; had him tit lac out wilh new glas-cs, and that night at 10:08 took the S. P. for home, where 1 arrived in time to get my feet under the table at the Siinnyside at noon. On my arrival here I learned th.nl .lames .Ionian hnd iniiile a trip lo Iowa to viil his rchitivps and re turned. That Profc-or J. C. llar nard had taken ch:ir-:e id' our school as the principal: Mr-., (io-s of Unite Fulls and Mi-s I'iiim lienediel, as in tenneiliate and primary teacher-: that we have a good tit tendance and the school is (iro'jres-in finely. The children say "they are awful strict," which spi-nk. well for the teachers. We have had one death in our town tlnriiiL' my nli-eiiee, Mr-. llnrnMi, Hip wile of S. II. IIiiiiii-Ii. which -evtued to cast a louiu over u lurc. part of the community. She left a husband, father and mother, Kldcr Mooinaw and wife, two sons mid a daughter and n number of warm friends. I also miss quite a number of the young tiicii who have volun teered to go in answer to our coun try's call to defend the principles of democracy, and among llicin is Rob hie llarnish, who was absent at the time of his mother's death. J. L. Combs and family of Klaiaalb Halls have moved into the P. II. Daly house and there arc unite a number of people moved inlo the neighbor hood this fall lo take advantage of our fine school. .Mrs. Amanda Filzgerald, one of Ihe pioneers of this section, being a daughler of the late John Matthews, cnnie out Tuesday. D. W. Meyers, formerly of Ilrowns boro, but now of I tell Graham Head, IS. C, but before he left he left a vear's subscript ion n the Weekly Mail Tribune to he sent to him, at the ftagle Point hank for me. Robert, A. Ncill of Urownshoro called for the night at the Siinnyside and while here renewed bis subscrip tion to Ihe W. M. T. There were two fine Cotswold bucks came in on the P. & K. train Tuesday for a man on F.Ik creek by tho name of Oleson, who has sheep mi there. They were taken out on the stage. Nobel Zimmerman, one of our hustling young men, who bus been up in Washington, returned Friday, took dinner and went on up to Hulle Fulls, lie says that, the 1. W. W.'s won't let people work when they get a job up there There is a middle-aged man here by the name of Wilcox who reports that while he was sleeping iu a room ing house ill Redding, the room was so warm that he opened the door to let it cool off, and dropped off to sleep, and when lie woke, up he found his punts that he had laid on n chim in the doorway and $'u. II!) missing from his pocket, hut the thief left nearly if 12(71) and a gold watch undis turbed. The larger nmouiil was pa per, and the thief overlooked Hint, lie admits that it was a very careless trick, carrying so much money in his punts pocket, but he knows better now. J. P. McCabc .passed thru town Suturday morning on his way to Medford. J. II. Stevens of Tolo passed thru town to the agate fields Salurday morning: . George H. ltrown and three of his five little girls motored from ltrowns boro, his home, this (Salurday) morning. He brought out some prod uce to ship on the. P. & K. 11. F. Fuller brought out u lot of household goods for Orvillo Spencer to be shipped to Medford this u. in llt-audon llros. shipped 1000 pounds of flour to llutte Falls the same day. Rudolph Pcch, tine of the Luke Creek hustlers, came in to the P. & K. depot this morning with five sacks of land plaster and took out three rolls of wire fencing. Henry French brought ill his regu lar weekly supply of cream to go to Med ford today. John Howard, who has been spend ing the simson with Pete Itel., came in today, paid up bis subscription to the D. M. T. and started for Los An geles. J. G. McAIIMcr ol' Lake Creck brought in l-'ill pounds of mohair for Gcorge Drown & Sons today. Messrs, M. Liebninn, G. W. Licb niiin and R. S. I'litnaiu arc making fruit boxes at the Tronson orchard. They are taking their dinner at the Siinnyside. 'Al Clements, one of our regular boarders, made a flying visit lo Ash land Thursday, Friday a lleniniui I called al Ihe liiiynard orchard and while there A. G. Bishop renew ed bis subscript ion to the I). M. T. COURT HOUSE REPORT Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Central Ave RfMtl F.slate Transfers, George It, Wllkerson et ux to City of Medl'ord, easement for right of way acniHs land In Sec. 27, T. 30 S., R. 1 W.. James Owens et ux to City of Medford. eascmont for right of way acres land Iu Sec. 23, T. 30, R. 1 W Isaac A. Ainihtrong et al to City of Medford, easement for right of way across laud In Sec. 2U. T. 37, It. 1 W .... . W. S. Chapman to City of Med ford, eiiHenient for 'right of When Itching Stops There Is one safe, dependable treatment that relieves itching torture and skin irri-1 tation almost initantly and thalclcsnrc tolfWfcri&wUNl.!' 10 "" " "r""" 11,1 nf j.mn and aimlv It as directed. Sooniwlih us. Have buyer now for Irrl- vou will find that Irritations, pimples, blockheads, eczema, blotches, ringworm and similar skin troublea will disappear. A little zerno, the penetrating, satisfy ing liquid, Is all that is needed, for it banishes most skin eruptions and makes the skin soft, moAth and healthy, ltus E. W. Kuk Co., Cleveland, O. ' way across land I" "cc. 21, T. :n;, it. 2 ::;.'.: ' 3. W, Sllngor ot tix to City of I Meddurd, easoinoiit for right of way across land In Sec. 21, T. 3ii. It. 2 K II. C. A. Von der llellen to City of Medford, easement for right of way across land In See. 19. T. 37, It. IK Kate McAndrew to City of Med ford, easement for right of way across land in Setc. 20, T. 37, R. 1 W S. A. Carlton to City of Med ford, casement for right of way across land la Soc. 17, T. 311, It. 1 E Tho 101 Orchard & Land Co. to City of Medford, casement, for right of way across land in T. 38. U. 1 K. and Iu T. 37, II. 1 W Margaret McDonald to City of Medford, easement for right of way across land In T. 36, R. 1 E W. K. Stlmson to City of Med ford, casement for right of way across land In T. 37, R. 1 W P. G. Stlmson ot al to City of Medford, casement for right of way across land In Sec. 34, T. 3IJ, U. 1 W IT. S to Louis C. Slvors. land In Sec. 34, T. 34, It. 3 W.... U. S. to Heirs of Isaac C. Slvers land In Sec. 34, T. 34. It. 3 W Ralph G. Jennings to First Na tional Bank, land In Sec. 31, T. 3(1, R. 1 E Elizabeth A. Boeson to Everett 1j. Boeson, land In See 0, T. 4 0, R. 1 W-. Gall Stones, Cancer and Ulcers of the Stomach and Intestines, Auto-Intoxication Yellow Jaundice, Appen dicitis and other fatal allmonts re sult from Stomach Trouble. Thous ands of Stomach Sufferers owe theli compieto recovery to Mnyr's Wondor- ful Remedy, Unlike any other for Stomach Allmonts. For sale by drug gists everywhere. FOK RENT MIHOELLANHOUS FOR RENT 10 acres tillable land, good house, barn, outbuildings: 2110 acres pusturo and timber land adjoining railroad town; half mile to depot. Fine local ton for wood yard, wood cutting and shipping, sawmill. Gold Ilay Realty Co. 1 7 ." FOR RUNT Cash or shares, grain ' kind alfalfa ranch.' Box A., Mall Tribune, 1 FOR RENT Farms alio stock ranch es, garden laud. Gold Hay Realty Co. . FOR, liKNI HOtSliS FOR KENT Modem (i-room bunga low. Phone U2!i-W. 171 FOR RUNT Five-room modern house, with largo screen porch and garage; close In. Call at 2 11! .4. lllv. or phono 170-11. FOR RENT !l-rooni modern bouse. 33 N. Peach. Tel. 403-X2. 1 7(i FOR HUNT About Oct. 11, furnish ed (i-room bungalow; to responsi ble, party only. Phono 317. HELP WANTED MALK WANTED- Men for tupping beets. Phone 4 1 l-ltl. 17 1 EI.P WANTED Wood cutters. Ap plv at Tolo or Olh and Fir. Frank Ray. 171 1 1 101. P WANTED Good miner and prospector for gold placer nnd uuarlz. Address .Miner, cure Trib une. 171 WANTED Man, on ranch; slate wages and references. Box S, Mall Tribune. 173 WANTED Prune pickers, a family preferred. Three Oak Orchards. ItiV.II. 171 WANTED 40S-R3. Apple IMckeps. I'hniie 171 WANTED -Man to operate tractor. Apply II. W. Bingham. Phonc 1!l7-.i2. If WANTED -lloy over 10 years to learn printing trade. One with, some experience preferred. Apply Foreman, Mail Tribune office. tf Boy Run Over and tell your mother. Only $2.i0 rusk, halanco $l.i per mouth, pay no more, for an eight room house with baih, toilet, lava tory, large screen porch, eleclrlc light. gas, wod holme, chicken house and corral, cement walka In to house taxes and all illy assessments paid Iu full. Look this up. OFFICII L'H A TRADE on the fnl lowing: I 1 acres located about I miles from Eagle Point; one-halt cleaied. balance scattering trees. Free of incumbrance. I.ISTIVGH. If yon have city or country prop gated Mock rami preferred. Applrgate valle) BennettlnvestmentCo. 102 Wet Main. Pliono 7U9. Real Ijilate. Loans, Insurance. WANTFD SITUATIONS WANTED Position na housekeeper or work by ilay or hour no wash ing. Mrs. C. L, Grai.t. Phone 72S J, 172 WANTED Ho ii seel ea n I n g or janitor work by Japanese. P. O. box S-ls. 170 WANTED Hoy going to high school wants work after school hours and on Saturdays. Box Work, Mall Tribune. 7 72 T1KI.P W A XT Ell FEMAI.W WANTED- Woman for general housework. Call at 330 South Fir or phono 2S5-X. WANTED Lady cook at Glendalo, Ore. Good wages. Ilotol Glen- dale. 17.1 WANTED MISCICLliAXKOra WANTED A good fresh cow. Mis. Alberta Jones, Talent. Oregon. Phono 4-F13. 7 7(1 WANTED Good milk cow for wlntor for feed. C. G. May, Central Point. Phono 293. fill WANTHD Families to pick prunes. Phono StiO-R. 170 WANTED. Lady'H second-hand bicy cle, small size, l'hono 447-R. 172 WANTED Man to accompany car to Portland to care for two cows being shipped. Phono 240-M. 171 WANTED To borrow, $710.00 for two years: good real estate secur ity. Address O. Mall Trihiino. 171 WANTED Young pigs, two or three months old. Box. F. W., Mall Tribune 174 WANTHITi To buy, corn either In the field or in shock. Apply II. W. Bingham, Phono 597-J3. WANTED Pino logs. Wish to con tract purchaso sugar and yellow pine saw-logs for 1918 dellvory. Will take output large or small quantity and pay attractive figure. See Edgar S. I later. Hotel Med ford. - WANTED Bring ua your eggs and Poultry. Wo pay cash, uenlora Poultry and Egg Co. WANTED Houses to move. 4KR-M. nr 4DS-X Phone FOR SAIH MVnSTOCK FUR SALE ll-ycnr old more, weight 11110. Phone 102-W. 171 FOR SALH Ten old sheep, reason able. D. Rosenborg, Hotel Hoi land. 7 71 KOR SALE Two sows nnd nine pigs. Frank Tompkins, Central Point. 171 GOATS FOR SALE 1 2 head regis tered Angora bucks. Price reason able. Chas Drake, Beagle, Ore, 173 FOR SALE lersey milk. cow. Phone 210-.M. 17.1 FOR SALE Pure-bred Berkshire brood sow, enlltled lo registry. Young work horse. Eniillre Pell bro Orchard. Phono IH0-.I I. 171 FOR SALE Cheap, good horse, bug gy and harness. Phono 11 IN. FOR HALE rtlnAli EBTATH FOR SALE OR TRADE 1 acres of Irrigated land In Colorado. Will take automobile in part payment. .1. L. Frlnlt, Beagle, Oregon. Dili FDR SALE Three houses and threo lots near Laurel anil 11th Mts. $ I Ollll buys all three Hear of incum brance except hi loot Improvement, assessments. C. C. Pierre, Med ford. 1L" FOR SALE 10 acres of good Jlear Creek bottom land near Medford. Phone 11 l-X. 1'3 FOR HALE. Ifi" acres 614 mill's east of Mcdfoid, $1,011 per acre . Good dry soil; county road runs thru place. 2'l'iu cords ot timber. In iliilre John Lyden, Jacksonville. 173 'OR SALE. I l-acre ranch, with 4 room cottage. Irrigation system and other outbuildings. '4 mile dun north .Main si rent., Central Point. On Pacific highway. Ap ply to owner on ranch of T. J. Noo lion. CHI FOR HALE Farming land, fruit land, stock ranches, timber land, from $10 per aero up, on long time, oasy payments, or might exchange for other clear propuriy. Address Gold Hay Realty Co. FOR HALE IMIHCI-XLANKOI'H FOR SALE- Kitchen range, li.is . Hinge, and parlor wood since, hii:h grade and new. 2 11 'X. Grape. 171 FOR SALE Phillips Cling peaches. Mrs. Harmon, elly reservoir, i'lioiu MIS-M. 173 Full SALE Good second-hand lvr Johnson bicycle. Phone 127. 17:1 FOR SALE -Twin 1 1 ft l Icy-Davidson motorcycle. Jesse Richardson. Phone 2!i-l, Central Point. IV, FOR MALI'f -Choice slock Rhode Is land R'-d rockerels, while and black .Mlnotra pllllelhl lor sale by -Mrs c. II. Pierce, residence i mile cast of cliy reservoir. I 7.7 I'd ll cli SALE li. Call linii.b automobile, at Hillings' w;u:ou 1 V 1 simp FOR SALE Alfalfa In t ho field, $17 per toil. Ernest Webb, Central Point. 17 1 FOR SALE- Carona typewriter, brand new, $;:u.iiii. ANo line (Yn lev 1x7 camera, $21. no. Mux in. .Mall Tlilmne. 17 1 FOR SALE -Hecd wheat, Blue Club, Australian Club, Otlo Caster. Phono 17-F12. 172 FOR SAl.lv Now Krauf-o piano. No. UJti W. 4lh street. FOR KXCIIAXfilt FOR ' 'THAI IF. - Residence property iiHiuei'ii N-iooni house, lit Fremont, Neb:, for Mcdi'onl property. (.'. IV Rowfuan. 170 FOR 'I'll A I HO - Team .1 and ii year oW mit its. weight 2.1011 lbs., for heavier t. cm. Phone 4 1 l-R I. 172 FOR KaCHANCE One acre with Hl-rooia house, one small house, stable, chicken hoar.o and some fruit. Hit'iiiie.l In heart ot Wood burn. Will cxi-hange for farm near Meilford with no incumbrance. Price $3 mil. Mrs. E. McCilllough, Box 91. Womlhuni. Ore. 771 FARM LOANS. A7uTlmz.vnOMPlTA 5 to 4 0 years, 5 per cent; 4 per cent on de posits convertible Into 4 '.a percent farm loan bonds; $210,000 In linnds sold weekly and money paid farmers. E. 71. Hard, Sec.-Treas. National Farm Loans Associations, Garnett-Corey Building. Medford 7SS MOVKV TO 17AS WILL LOAN small amounts on Im proved city property. E, S. Tumy, 210 Gnrnett Corey bids. MONEY TO LOAN On good secur ity. 7'honn (547-J. J. B. Andrews. Meilford Business College Bldg., Room 2. , MONEY TO LOAN From $1000 to $.1000 on hand to loan at 7 pel cent, on good farm security. Earl Tnmy, 210 Garnott-Coroy Bids, tf MONEY TO LOAN Money to loan on Medford property. Easy montti Ir navments See n. 71. Wood. ItrSlXESS DHIKCTOUT. ' Attorneys GEORGE CODDINS- -Lawyer, Gar- nott Corey Bldg. PORTER J. NRFF Attorney at lw. rooms 8 and 9, Medtoru National Bank Building. A. E. REAM ES Lawyer. Corey bhlz. Qaraett Accountant. E. M. WILSON Certified Public Ac countant, room 411, M, F, ft H. Bldg., Medford, Oregon, Austo Rnppllea L.HFR AUTO SPRING CO. Wi are operating the largest, ol1e and best equipped plant In the P clflc northwest. l!se our sprlnn when others fall. Sold under writ ten guarantee. 34 North FltteenUb lit., Portland, Ore. IH-ntlsM EX. T. T. SHAW Dentist. OTor Dsn. iels Clothing Store in rooms fiwfc HKhly occupied by Dr. Jones. Phong M2-Y. Fmptoymcnt Agency. tiWliP HIWPI.IEII Will furnish mei for outside or Insldo work at anf time. Apply 103 North Central av enue, or pliono l.i.i-H. Japauese Employment Agency. RriKliieor nnri Coulrtnr fcfti-.f; N. CUMMIMGS Engineer an contractor, 401 M. F. & II. Bid Surveys, estimates, Irrigation dralir sge, orchard and land Improvement Gnr'iago GAHHAGE Get your promise! cleaned up for tho summer. Call on the cily garbage wagons for good service. Phono 274-L. F, V. Allen. Initriictliin In Mil'IC TOED aTtoN "llAIUli'r Teacher o1 piano and harmony. Halgat MusU Studio, 401 Gurnott-Gorey Hid., Phone 72. Insurance KARL S. TUM V General Insurant ofliee. Fire, Automobile, Accident Liability, Plato Glass, Contract and Surely I ton da. Excellent cor panl"s, good local servlca. No. 211 lihineLt-Corey Hitlt;. Physicians ami Surgeons Dlt. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia physician. 3"3 Garuett-Corey build lug. Phone 13(1. DR. J. J. EMM HNS Physician ao surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose asd Ihroal, Eyca BClen tiflcally tei'.teil mid glasses sup plied. Oculist, and Aiirist for 8. P. It. It. Co. Offices M. F. ft H. CO, bldg., oppiiulle 1'. O. Phone 667, Printers and Publishers MEDFORD PKIN i'l.NU CO., has th best b .uipoeil printing office Ll S'jiitliern Orcgcu; Hook binding, loo eat Iciccrs, billing systems, etc. Portland prices. 27 NorU Kir si. Tr.iwrv UADN 1 tlANHC hR (t STORAGH CO. Officii 42 Noii.li Front st. Phone 810. Piled rltfit. SjivIc gua intMil IN 1 LIU Itlt.W AVUiCAU C TIME (MHD. Leave Mndrord for Ashland, Talent, and Phoenix daily, except Sunday, at S:00 a. ni., 1 :00, 4: 00 and 6:15 p. m. 1-n on Saturday at 10:15 p. m. Sun days liavo at S and 10:30 a. in. and .rin. 2 .nti, f, :,m and 3:30 p. m. Lct A.-liland for Medford dally, excopt -iutid.iy, at 0:00 a. in., 1:00, 4:00 and 1:11 p. ni. Also on Saturday nlnhU it 0;3i. Sundays leave Ashland at M:nn a. in., and 10.30 a. m., t:0, I: SO, 6:30, and 10:30 tf, m, .