Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 10, 1917, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextirEDFOUTTi mitt; tt?tettxe. iiedfotiti. otjt:oot. Wednesday. orTor.m m, '1017 VCY. VTY9 lHrtlund Livestock. PORTLAND, Or., Oct. 10 Cottle slow; receipt 40. Best beef steers, $l)(Si. 0,70; pood beef steers, $7. "()( 8.7.);. best beef eows, (j.7'(X 7.f0 ; ordinary to good cows, $4(5 0.7fi ; best heifers, $7(S8; bulls, '$46.50; ciilvcs, $7(3 !).")); stockers and. feeder steers, .f4((i 7.2.1. ' Ilojis stendv; receipts 102."). Prime light, ifl7.7')(18; prime heavy, $17.50('17.7.V. pigs, $15.50(0:17; bulk, $17.r0(if 17.7"). Sheep strong-; erecipts 15. Western Iambs, $i:l.."0(S'14; valley lambs, $12.7r)(13.-)0; yearlings, ' $11.251 ll..r)0; wethers, jfllfff l.")0; ewes, 8 & fl.'iO. i t Portland Itillter. PORTLAXD, Oet. 0. liutter weak. City creamery prints, 48e; eartoj, 4fle; buying price butter fat, o2c Portland; cube extras, 4'ic; prime firsts, 44c; firsts, 40e; dairy, 34c. ASHLAND AND VICINITY Rev. W. J. Douglass and family left for tbetr new home In Gooding, Idaho, on Tuesday evening, followed by the well wishes of all citizens ir respective of denominational affilia tions. On Monday evening, in view f their departure, a public recep tion was held at the Methodist church in honor of the family, the gathering; being held under the auspices of the Teacup club. As pastor and friend Mr. Douglass has unceasingly taken opportunity for being useful in count less ways, and his family have been active and helpful In all of the up lifting activities of both church and community. At the leave taking an appreciation of thepastor's efficient work In this field, covering a period of four years, . found expression in sentiments of regard and affection gauged more than from the stand point of commonplace esteem. Their new home will be in Lincoln county, and in a thriving town In southern Idaho, located on the Oregon Short Line. Rev. G.'K. Berry, pastor of the Christian church here during the memorable Oliver revival period, and recently connected with the Kern Park church in Portland, has been tendered the pastorship of the church at Corona, Calif. , Mrs. Kenneth McWillinms is teach ing in the schools of Grants Pass, at first temporarily as a supply, but as her merits as an instructor became apparent, recognized ability won for her a permanent place. The 2th annual convention of the Jackson County Sunday school asso ciation, in session at Phoenix Oct. 12, at Talent the 13th, winds up with a big rally at the Chautauqua auditorium in this city, on Sunday, Oct. 14. The big hall will be needed to accommodate the crowd which is coming from all parts of the county. The Sunday school of the Christian church at Medford Is to attend in a . body, and various other church afflli ; at!ons will he here in relative pro portions. L. D. McKee, former resident, Is now In the employ of the Michigan Central railway at Michigan City, Indiana. The Eastern Star will hold a social In the near future, tho specific object being to raise funds for the new Ma sonic home which It is proposed to build In Oregon. Funeral services of Mrs. J. II. Cur tis, who died last Saturday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Yates East Main street, were held on Tuesday. Interment was In Moun tain Vlev cemetery. Deceased was a native of Ohio, S2 years of age. The man found wandering on local streets last Sunday finally gave the name of Harry Martin. It Is thought ho might have fallen off one of the troop trains. In the meantime he Is In the hands of county authorities pending developments. The Wednesday Afternoon club mot Oct. 10 at the home of Mrs. Caroline Schuerman. Guests were admonished to "tend to their knltt ting," as experts were present to Instruct novices In a drive of needful work for tho soldiers, especially In tho way of mittens, wristlets and other comforts. AV. K. Smith Is visiting Mr.' and Mrs. J. N. Drew, at Hlldebrand. In Klamath county, Mrs. Drew being his daughter. Dr. D. M. Grower is temporarily supplying tho pastorate of the Ureth Fiery Eczema and Skin Eruptions Readily Yield to This Old Remedy SucessfnUy used for fifty years. Eczema and similar skin troublei come from a disordered, impure con dition of the blood, and thty can only be cured by giving the blood a thorough dcaniing, and removing from it a", tract of impurity. Thia is why S. S. S. ha been used 10 successfully in hundreds of cases ft Eczema and other, ikin eruptioni. ren church, since Rev. C. E. Johnson removed to Turlock, Calif., some time ago. 1 , ; , ' Frank Black, dining car inspector! on the Southern Pacific, with head quarters at Oakland, Calif., returned south on Tuesday, after a strenuous experience here in attending to con tracts connected with the feeding of the army of dratted men bound for American Lake. This management was on a colossal scale, and Mr. Black being an expert In such matters, at tended to every detail in a manner that was gratifying alike to men on the way to the military encampment, the hotel and restaurant keepers, and everybody else concerned. ', . A reception will be held at the Con gregational manse on Wednesday evening, Oet 1 0, tendered to the John F. Patty family previous to their re moval to Gold Bar, Wash. Pell's hill Is now receiving some of the attention heretofore lavished on Billings hill. The steps scaling PeH's hill, which shorten' the dis tance from the Plaza around the horn to Granite street to an extent equal ing the Lucin cutoff at Salt Lake, relatively, are to be rebuilt. The prospect Incorporates a reduction of the grade from 75 to at least 25 per cent, with a remodeled stairway in keeping with the demands of a "safe ty first" proviso as applied to pe destrian traffic. The expense will bo met by a bond Issue, those most di rectly interested chipping In to a sink ing fund to meet requirements of sur vey and constructive obligations, the work to he completed this fall if the necessary lumber and steel can he procured. Subscriptions for stock can be left with F. F. Whittle, trus tee. C. H. Chamberlain, who removed to Ashland from Seattle with tils family awhile ago, has bought of Jeff How ard the residence property, includ lng nearly two acres, at the corner of Qulncy and Garfield streets, and will occupy It as a home refuge. The sale was made by the Beaver Realty Co. Mr. Chamberlain Is an old-time Washington rancher, who comes to southern Oregon to take life easy on the retired list. While a party of tourists who passed thru here lately were bathing in the Pit river In Shasta county, fire destroyed their tent, including bag and baggage. Facing such a di lemma the bathers waited until night fall and were compelled to walk three miles in undress uniform to civlliza tion before dress suits could be pro cured. 'We are the Dutch Cleansers" was one of the slogans displayed by a troop train northward bound early In the week.- ,, "Marathon" conversation over tho phones, a polite term for endless as well as intermittent gossip, is being restricted gradually by the leading' phone systems of the country. I Wm. M. Richards, who died recent ly at Kerby, In Josephine county, was a native of England, coming to Amer ica in 1853 and to Oregon in 1879. In 1881 he was married to Mrs. Sarah Chandler of Ashland. For several years he followed lumbering pursuits in Ashland creek territory. Ills wifo and several children survive him. Mike Parker on Monday began his drive of cattle which he recently purchased from Henry Barnehurg to a change of pasture near Bly In Kla math county. Tho herd will be added to en route by cows bought in the Dead Indian country from the Lind say brothers. Quartermaster Morgan will drive tho grub wagon In tho trek to the Klamath section. The outfit will be a week or so on the road. Wilbur P. Jordan, electrician for some time past In the city's employ, went to Dunsmulr early this week to consider a proposition lately received from the Southern Pacific as signal man In tho railroad service. Mr. and Mrs. D. G. McMahon of Idaho Falls, Idaho, are newcomers here with the view of locating per manently. W. L. Rogers, local barber, has gone to Dunsmulr, having accepted a position in. one of the shops of that city. REESE CREEK RIPLETS Mr. and Mrs. Vestal took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. (Iraliam Sunday. Kthel Kwen look dinner at Mr. Wutkins' Sunday. Peihlns Minter is working at the Pruett Mill orchard a few days this week. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. If. Crandull and children vi-ited at llcrt damn's Sunday. While crossing a ravine about half n mile from the house Hie This wonderful remedy ii without ad equal ai a blood purifier, being prob ably the oldest blood medicine on the market. It has been (old by drug gists for fifty years. You are invited to write to-day for complete and lull advice as to the treatment of your own ease. Ad dress. Chief Medical Adviser, Swift Specific Co, Dept. H Atlanta, tia, coupling broke, separaiinp lite front wheels, troni the back, throwin'; Mr. nml .Mrs. ('ritndiill an'v'ii'itlt' hnlrr over (lie dashboard onto the ground, the baby landing on some rock. The other children did not leave file wagon. None were seriousiy injured, however, which seems miracle. Mrs. l'ullen visited at Mr. liubert son's Sunday, 'Millard Robertson, while riding his bicycle last Saturday, in some way came in contact -with a mule and was thrown from his wheel, lie was bruised considerably and receiv ed rmite a slinking1 tip Kenerally. The mule was not injured, however. ' i Quite a crowd gathered lit the homo of Mr. and Mrs. W. F.. Jlammil Sunday eveniutr .and spent the time ringing, with ltible incidents and stor ies. The forest fires are nguin ragins in tiie mountains beyond Trail. An auto load went up from this vicinity Tuesday to fight fire. COURT HOUSE REPORT Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Central Ave. Circuit Court. Anna Bonney vs. Henry C. Bonney. Affidavit; order. Bertha May Emerlck vs. Merton J. Emerlck. Order. John Roeho vs. Josephine Apple gate. Order; judgment and decree. Eva. L. Allgevcr vs. Wm. B. All gever. Default; decree. Malda Burnett vs. Robert L. Bur nett. Decree. State Bank of Talent vs. M. L. Al- ford. Default and judgment. Mary Dally vs. James Daily. De fault; decree. David Brown vs. F. L. Ton Voile, county judge, et nl. Petition for writ of review. F. ft. Merrick vs. Forest Creek Min ing Co. Action In atachment. Jesse Neathamer vs. H. E. Palmer et al. Affidavit; order for publica tion of summons. Samuel McClintock vs. Harlcy C. Bell. Summons. Virginia Brazie vs. William Brazle. Findings and conclusions; decree. Pi"olwto Court. Francis Marion Bailey estate. Notice to creditors. Wm. Lyon estate. Bond and oath of administrator. Clara Collins et al (guardianship.) Petition; order appointing apprais ers. Llllle May Pierson and Mary Eine- Hne Plorson, minors. Petition to adopt; decree. Martha M. Brown estate. Petition; order. Real JCstato Transfers. Florence Boardman to D. R. Kingsbury, land in Sec. 20, DOUBLY PROVEN Medford Renders Cull No Lunger Doubt tho Kvlileiice. This grateful citizen testified long ago. Told of quick relief of undoubted benefit. The facts are now confirmed. Such testimony Is complete the evidence is conclusive. It forms convincing proof of merit Andrew Cantrnll, retired farmer, California St., Jacksonville, Ore., says: "I have used Doan's Kidney Pills and am glad to any that they holped mo. At the time, I was Buffer lng from backaches and other symp toms of kidney disorder. Doan's soon stopped tho trouble and I cannot praise them too much." OVER THREE YEARS LATER Mr. Canlrall added: "Tho statement I gave recommending Doan's Kidney Pills In 1909 still holds good. Doan's surely gave me good relief and I have great faith In them." Price 60 cents at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills tho same that Mr. Cantrall has twlco publicly recommended. Foster-Mllburn Co. Props., Buffalo, N. Y. IN CASE OF FIRE To give 11m jiliU'in Call 50 Medford Fire Department To Insure Your Property Call 123 McCurdy Insurance Agency Medford National Hank Building, Some folks prefer to do Hie latter first. io Lilcy E. tPHytfS'fo L. K. Payne,'" ' land in Ashland XtsXxir Halph G. Jennings, shoriff . tto. First National Dank of Med 10 Try this! Your hair (Sets wavy, glossy mid abundant at once. ' To be possessed of a head of heavy. beautiful hair; soft, lustrous, fluffy, wavy and free from dandruff is mere ly a matter of using a little Dander- ine. It is easy and Inexpensive to have nice, soft hair and lots of It. Just get a 25 cant" bottle of Knowltun's Danderlne now. all drug storey rec ommend it apply a little as directed and within ten minutes thoro will be an appearance of abundance, fresh ness, flui'i'iness and an Incomparable gloss and lustre, and try as you will you cannot find a trace of dandruff or falling hair: but your real surprise will be after about two woeks' use, when you will seo new hair fine and downy at first yes. but really new hair sprouting out all over your scalpDanderlnes is, wo" believe, the only Bure hair grower, destroyer of dandruff and cure for itchy scalp and it never fails to stop railing hair at onco. If you want to prove how pretty and soft your hair really Is, moisten a cloth with a little Danderlne and carefully draw it through your hair taking one small strand at a time. Your hair will be Boft, glossy and beautiful In just a few moments. a delightful surprise awaita everyone who tries this. WITH SAGE TEA If Mixed with Sulphur It Darkens so Naturally Nobody can Tell. The old-time mixture of Sare Tea nnd Sulphur fnr darki'nin;; pray, streaked, and f tided hair is fjrnndmotlior'a recipe, mid folks are ajiin using it to keep their liuir a good, even coior, which is quite, seiisihlo, ns we, ate living in an age when a youthful Appearance is of the greatest advantage. Nowadays, tluWli, w$ don't have the troublesome tnftlj of gathering the aage. and the . imissv mixjjig at home. All drug stores sell the ready-to-uso product, improved hy i.ie addition of other ingred ients, called "Wyetli's Sage and Sulphur Compound" for about f0 cents a bottle. It is very popular because nobody can discover it has been applied. Simply moisten your comb of a soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, tak ing one Email strand at a time; by morn ing the gray hair disappears, but what delights the ladies with Wyeth'a Sag and Sulphur Compound, is that, besides beautifully darkening the hair after a few applications, it also produces that aoft lustre und appearance of abundance which is so attractive. This ready-to-use preparation is a delightful toilet requisite lor those wlfo desire a mom youthful ap pearance. It is not intended for the cure, mitigation or prevention of disease. Assessment Xt iee. California-Oregon Power Company. Location of principal place of busi ness, San Francisco, California. Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting of tho Directors, held on Tuesday, September 25, 1!H7, an As sessment (Number 6) of Three Dol lars ($3.00) per share was levied upon the capital stock of the Corpora tion, payable Immediately to the Sec retary, at tho office of the. Corpora tion, No. 12i I.eldesdorff street, San Francisco, California, Any stock upon which this assess ment shall remain unpaid on Satur day, November 24, 1!H7, will 1m de linquent nnd advertised for sale at public auction, and, unless payment is made before, will be sold on Wed nesday. January 2.1, 1K1S. at the hour of 12 M., to pay tho delinquent as sessment, together with the costs of advertising and expenses of sale. .T. C. THOMPSON, Secretary of California-Oregon Power Com panv. Office dumber 129 Leidesdorff Street, San Francisco. California. Boy Run Over and tell your mother. Only $250 cash, balance $15 per month, pay no more, for an eight room hotiso with hath, toilet, lava tory, large screen porch, electric light, gas," wort house, chicken house and corral, cement walks In to house; (axes and alt cify assessments paid In full. Look this up. . OFFEU I S A TKADE on the fol lowing; 11 a'-re located about LVj miles from Eaglo Point; one-half rleared, balance scattering trees. Free of IncumbruiK e. LISTINGS. If you havo city or country prrtp erly to Bell at going prlccfi Hhi tlwin with us. Have buyer now for Irri gated stock ranch, Applegate valley preferred. BennettlnvestmentCo. 102 West Main. I'hone 799. T. 58. K. 4 H.'....i.-..l....... and 16. Dili. 22, SALTS IF BAG Drink lot of water and etop eating meat for a while if your Bladder troubles you. When you wake up with backache and dull miser in tlio kidney region it gen erally means you have been eating too much meat, says a well-known authority Meat forms uric acid which overwoika tho kidneys in their effort to filter it from tho blooil and they become sort of paralyzed and lojrgy. When your kidneys get Blugpish and clog you must relieve them, like you relieve your bowels ; re moving nil tho body's urinous waute, else you have backache, sick headacho, dizzy Hindis; your stomach sours, tongue is coated, und when tho went her is bad yon havo rheumatic twinges. The urine is cloudy, fun ot seutuient, channels otten get soro, water Ren Ids nnd you arc obliged to Beck relief two or three times during tho night. Either consult a good, reliable physi cian at onco or got from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Saita; take a tablespoonful in a glasB of wnter before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famotiB salla is made from tho acid of gin pea and lemon juice, combined with litliia, end lias been used for generations to clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to neutralize acids in the urine so it no longer irritates, thus ending bladder WeaknenB. ft Tad Salts is a lifo saver for regular meat caters. It is inexpensive, cannot injure und maki'S a delightful, ciYer vcaeent lithia-water drink. Was Condition of Indiana Lady Before Beginning to Take Card-u-i, the Woman's Tonic. , Kokomo, Ind. Mrs. H. Hankemeier, of this town, says: "1 look so well, and am so well, that it does not seem as if 1 ever needed Cardui. But I was not al ways this way ... 1 think I have tnken a dozen bottles . . . before my little girl came. 1 was feeling dreadfully bad, had head ache, backache, sick at my stomach, no energy ... I was very irritable, too, and nervous. 1 began taking Cardui about 6 months before my baby came. As a result all those bad feelings left me, and I just felt grand, just as if nothing at all was the matter, and when the end came 1 was hardly sick at all. Since that I have never taken Cardui at all ... It has done me good, and I know it will help others, if they will only try it." Many women have written grateful let ters like the above, telling of the good that Cardui has done them. Why should it not help you, too? If you suffer from any of the ailments so common to women and feel the need of a safe, reliable, strengthening tonic, we urge you to be gin today and gie Cardui a fair tml Your dealer sells Card-u-i. EB-10 WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Position as housekeeper or work by day or hour no wash lng. Mrs. C. L. Grant. Phone 728 J. 172 WANTED 1 lousecleanlng or janitor work by Japanese. P. O. box SIS 17fi WANTED -Hoy going to high school wants work alter school bonis and on Saturdays. Uox Work, Mall Tribune. 172 II ELI V A X T E I FI :l A J . K WANTED Woman for general housework. Call at IHO South Fir or phone 2N5-X. WANTED Lady cook at C.hmdnle, Ore. Good wages. Hotel Glen dale. 17: HELP WANTED M.lLK WANTKI) YouiiK man or youn l.vly lor H!:m:r.'!pir ami ot'flco work an I'xp'Mt not ncrxwury. Adilrcs. A-l I. Htiitlni; pxpcrliMiri', salary wanted, Hiving a(llr;sn und tl phono. 7 I WAN'TKU- Hands lo work In prime dryer. I'liuiro 7-1' I. W'ANTUII Apple pli lUTK. I'liolie SH-W, 17.'! WAN'TKIfc I'rnnn pirkern at Tlire OakM Orriiardii. 4HS-JI. 17 WANYKD-- ! Married roan for steady Job on raneh. Tel. 7SS-.I:!. 17 1 WANTKI) -Men Phono 4 1 I HI. for topping he'-ts I 7 I Ill;l.l' WANTKI)- Wood rnltors. Ap . ply at Tolo pr tltll mid Kir. Kranl Kay. 1 IIH..I' WANTKI). -:od miner and pi'onpetior lor Kold placer an qiuittz. Address .Miner, tare Trill une. 1 WANTKI) Man. on raneli: ctati waires and references. I!u S, .Mi Tribune. 17 WANT Kl) 4'is ii::. Apple ricKers, I'honi I WANTKI.'- Man to operaln tractor. Apply II. W. llliiKliani. i'hone :,:n-M. If WAN'TKH -liny over IB years to lonrn printing trade. Onci with some experlenrn preferred. 'Apply . Foreman, Jlill Tribune office. tf I ford, lots 1" ; TTWIfOTd rr. MY AND KIDNEYS HURl FUU RENT MISCELLANEOUS lOU 1 UC N T 10 acres tillable land, good house, burn, outbuildings; "00 neres pasture, and timber laud adjoining railroad town; half milt? to depot. Kino location lor wood yard, wood etitthiK and shipping, sawmill. Cold Hay ltealty Co. 175 KOft KEXT Cunh or shares, grain nnd alfalfa ranch. Uox A., Mail Tribune. 173 VOXl RENT Farms nniv atock ranch es. Harden land. Gold Ray Itoaltv Co. FOU RKM nOT8ES KOK RENT My homp on Kings highway. lnsppction hv appoint ment. C. W. AbererombJi!. Phono 311 -J. 17S FOR It EXT Modern C.-room biun'n low. Phono !!2 9-W. 175 FOR RENT FIvo-rnom modern house, with lartxo screen porch and enrage; close in. Call at 2IC. S. Rlv. or phone f-70-H. FOR RENT !l-room modern house. .. reuen. lei. in,i-.:. inr 'Oil RENT About Oet. 15. furnish ed 0-room bungalow; to responsi ble party only. Phono HI 7. WANTKD MISCt?M,.1XKOrjS WANTED A good frerdl cow. Mir. Alberta Jones, Talent, Oregon. Phono 4-Fi:i. 170 WANTED flood milk cow for winter for feed. C. (J. May, Central Point. Phouo 20,1. 170 WAXTUD Families to pick prunes. Phono 8G9-11. 17ii WANTKI I.ndy's second-hand bicy cle, small size. Phono 4 I7.-H. 172 WANTKI") To borrow, ?7r,0.nn for two vearfi; pood real estate necnr Ity. "Address (). Mall Tribune. 17 1 WANTKI) Young li!(,'s, two or three month. old. Box. K. W., Mall Tribune. 174 WANTK1V To buy, corn either in the field or in shock. Apply II. W. lllnithain, I'hone Ij!l7-.I3. WANTKI) I'lno Iorb. Wish to con tract purchase sugar anil yellow pine saw-logs for 19 IS delivery. Will tako output largo or cm nil quantity und pay ultraellvo figure. See Kdgar S. Ilafer, Hotel .Med ford. WANTED Bring us your ggs and Poultry, wo pay casn. Momoro Poultry and EEg Co. WANTED Houses to more. Phone 4NR-M. nr WH-X Foil s mvustock (lOATS KOlt KA1.K 12 head regis- lered Angora bucks.. Price reason able. Chat) Drake, Ileagle, tin'. 17:: KOlt SAI.IO -.lerscy milk cow. Phone Mll-M. 17 FOR SAI.K.-Choiip, good hor.-.e, bug gy and harness. Phono 511-X. 1.73 FOU BAIJC ItBAti ENTATB KOlt SALK Jonathan apples, or chard I'll)), lirnest Webb, Central Point. ITU FOU SALK OR Tit A DK a acres of Irrigated land In Colorado. Will take automobile In part payment. .1. L. Krink. Ileagle. Oregon. 1 !H5 FOR SAI.K Three houses and three lots near Laurel and 1 1 1 1) Hts. $ I tiita buys all three clear of Ineinn brance except sueet Improvement a:;te.;s;.ients. C. ('. Pierce, .Med ford. . n:. FOR SAI.K. - 10 ncres (if good Hear Creek bottom land near MedTord. I'hone a ll-X. 17:: FOR SALK. 1 CO acres i; 'A miles east of Medford, $5 00 per acre . tlood dry soli: enmity road runs thru placo. 2000 cords of ll.aber. In quire John Lyden, .lurlisonvlllc. 17 3 FOR SALK. 1 l-aore ranch, will) 4 rootn collage. Irrigation system and other outbuildings. ', mile duo norlh Main slrent. Central Point. On Pacific highway. Ap ply lo owner on ranch of T. .1. Noo nop. 190 FOR SAI.K Farming' land, fruit land, rtock ranches, timber land, from $10 per acre up, on long time, easy payments, or might exchange for other clear property. Address Colli Ray Realty Co. Kill SAI.H MIHCI'XLA.NKOCS FOR SALK'.- Furniture of five-room house by the piece. All first-class. Phone 102-K. 177 KOlt SALK Two typewriter bar gains. One Retnlnitlou and one I'nderwooil. .Medfoid P.ook Store . I 7 2 FOR SAI.K Furniture, gas range and parlor slove; high grade am new. 2 ir N. Crape, 1 7.r KOlt SAI.K - Phillips Cling peaches Mrs. Harmon, citv reservoir. Plioto Stis-M. 17: FOR SALK Cond second-hand Ivet Johnson bicycle. Phone 1)27. 17:! FOR SAI.K Twin llaiby-linvidsun nioloicvcle. Jesse Rtch.trd.'"it. Phone 20 1, Central Point. 170 FOR SAI.K -Choice l.lo.k Rhode Is land II. -ii cockerels, while and bl:e k Minorca pullets for sale by Mrs. C. II. Pierce, residence mi'c east of el'y reservoir. I 7."i FOR SAI.K. Brush automobile, cheap. Call at Billings' wa'oii Hliop. I7.' FOR SALK Aifalla III tin- field. 5 1 7 per ton. Kruesl Webb, (Villi's! Point. 17 1 FOR SAI.K - Seed wheal, lllne Club. Australian Club. Otto Ca-lev. Phone 17-FI2. 17-' FOR SAI.Ii New Krailfio ilnnu. No Call W. 4th utrcct. sTK.VYrcn. STIiAYKD- I'aJ'.c lo mr place Oi-t, X. one poat. Owner can tii'vo, .iarnM;,ly payint; for lliis n..licti. Ii, C. IJtist, Medlurd. I'hone f.SA-U2. . , ' 171 KOK TKAIiK. -liefddenco property - modern s-rnnm honpo. In Fremont, Veiv. for Medford properly. "!. I), bowman. 17'i Ko'l! Tit A 1)1! - Tea-n r, nnd 11 year o'd mares. veU:M -T.oo His., for heavier I earn. I'hone ) I l-lil. 172" F.VI'.M LOANS. AMORTIZATION rt.AV 7, 1i -10 yeari, a per cent: I per ren' on de posits convertible Into 4 i'. nercent farm lonn bonds: rn.noo In nomls sold woeMv r.nd monev nr-M farmers. R TT. Hurd. Pee.-Trcas. Kntlonal Farm T.n'itts AF'joH.il iritis, Carnott-Corov Ilnlblinii. Medford 1SS Vlt.T I "AM small amounts on Im proved city nronerlv. R. S. 'fumy. 2 1 0 darnel t Corey bids. MONEY TO T OAS' On eood speur- Itv. Phone fi4 7-.T. ,T. P. Andrews, Medford fluslness Collego nidst.. Room 2. MONK V TO T.OAN From 10o0 to tr.noo on hand to loan at 7 nor rent, on pond farm eeurlti. Karl Twmy, 210 Oarnett-Corey Bids, tf MONK Y TO T.OAN Money to loan on Medford nronnrtv. Fnsv mnnth 1t navmentn Ree T) P Wood. nrsixrcss mrtECTOitY. GKOltCK CO DDI Nil- Lawyer, nelt Corey llldg. Gar- I'OHTKR J. NKFK Attorney at law rooms 8 nnd 9. Medford National Bank Building. A. B. TiRAMKS Coroy bldjc. -Lawyer. Gsroett Accoumnn?,. E. M.' WTI.SON Certified Public. Ao countnnt, room 411, M. V. & H. Bldg., Medford, Oregon. Ausfo Rupplte. LA.HBR ATJTO SPRING CO. V are operating the largest, oliflst and best ptpilppod plant In 'th P clflc nnrthwer.t. Tlse our aprlnKi when others fall. Sold under writ ten guarantee. 34 North KKteantll St., Portland, Ore. DcntlHTa ZR. . T. SHAW Dentist. Orer Dan iels Clothing Btoro In rooms for Br.ftly occupied by Dr. Jonea. Phono li'JS-Y, F.miiloymcnt Agency. CitfLP SPPPLIKD Will furnish men for outside or Inside work ntrEnJi time. Apply 103 North Central nl enue. or phone 1f"i-ll. Jnpanoso Ltnplo.vmenl Agency. " Ittigitioer mill Cotitrirtur s :u.;r N. ('I.'.M V Engineer snit contractor, 104 M. F. & II. llldft Sui-vevs, estimates. Irrigation dralu ago, orchard and land Improvement C.'ii'l.'a j:o UAKRACK (let your prcmlsol cleaned up for the slimmer. Call on the city garbage wagons fo; good service. Phuno 2 71-L. Y. Allen. Instruction In Mnic b'UKU ALTON I LM( Hi I' Teacher ol piano and harmony. HalKbt MusU Studio, 401 (inrneU-Cqroy Uldjj, J'hono 72. Insurance HAUL S. TU.M'i Hi neral Insurmno ofMcc, I'lre. Automobile, Accident; Liability, Plato OlasH, Contract and Surety linnets. Kxcelleni com panies, gooil local bervicn. No. 211 Garnett Corey llldg. rii.vslclmis anil KurKcona DR. W. W. HOW AitU Osrecpallil physician, ".el Ciirnett-Curoy build U.K. Phone 130. DK. J. J. EMMKN3 Phyalclan tad nui'gcuu. I'racllce limited to eye, for, nose a.id throat. Kyoa Bclen tifienlly tesud 'and glasses sup plied. Oculist, sad AurlHt for S. P. H. 'II. Co. olilres M. fr Ai. 11. Co, bldB., opposite P. O. Phone b87. 1'rlnlein and Publisher. ii;i)i uiai pitiNTiNt co., hits thi best e.ulpp.d priming otilco In Southern Oregon; Hook binding, loose le::f leig.-ra, bllliug system., etc, Porllaiul prlcca. S7 MorH Kir st. 'franst'ei- :ads IRANSIKi: .t storautTco! -t'tllcl 12 Nortn Flout at i'llijn. Ala. pricc-i right 8 irvic. 4uar l.MKIil III'.AN .noCAJt J, 'I'IMi; CARD. I.eaie Mi .li.ti'd for Ashland. Talent, in-! Phecii'X daily, except Sunday, at S:00 a. in., 1 : 00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. l o on Saturday at 10: 15 p. m. Sun lays leavo at S and 10:30 a. in. nnd :nn, 2:00, r, : SO nnd 9:30 p. m. Leave Vsnlamt for .Medford dally, except lunday, (it, 0:00 a. m., 1:00, 4:00 nnd ':ir. p. in, Ali'o on Sal unlay nlgltti it (1:30. Sundays leavo Ashland at ):00 a. m., and 10.30 a. to.., 1:00, 1:30, 8:30, and 10:80 p, m.