Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 16, 1917, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textit r .1 nftn 666 fffFERRED TO 1 Dear Sir: Would Voti kindly givt sbnco id reply to :Ai '& & fish's fcrophecy of. the ftumbnr GG(I, ag it is Si ider 'Ten f we Dime) iu qeust spo elT f ken of in Rev; i,i, has two botrjsi nnd (a '' this avails' ftto potters'. . IM Beast r1Kelf.QBa.ifs ilnarfe; Warn1 W; itji "' . Irorshibrjers. ThS kaiser 14 a Prot- m.-etn'nt..a. tittjieran,' nhi'Sd,';ii)--6ni ' b6T' pqwer. 'He is spoken 6T in fiiA,' f -S " "j ncre. e.nme .'in among incm un- ' '' i othef little ,horn,f Before. hdft thotej M'" 're?; rfr!,.t horns pluched 1 ?no bv the roots, ana behoiu .m tins 6()',:7; horn were; eyes jUte' this eye' 'fcf a 'Dl ' j tpn,.6nt4 6i'spiikii1''ereftt .... ) things:" ; Yerse, 9:1 Deueta tiirtoei thrones. were' east 'dottri. rail' ndfidns' must fail). r '' .,'-.- Notice One1 tiorh un, uie uerrauii ' T heifnef. Knt no S'BB X. . K'.iy.ir -11 i 'T beheld Flion,' because 'fi of the vo'ico, of ' the great wdrds nr" which. theh'orh. stSnkc',' evert IW'M c"l beast, was ' Wim' and his , bodrf' de'-: f 'pi stroyed. and given .o - thfe'.btirritiii; 3 flame.'.'.. (The pimishmeni m jud- la'f i 1 i. . liLj u i'liAsC juu r niMl- Ul l-ne utwift. nicy unu uit-u uv- i ininion taken. iiw'ftV.' Vi were prolonged fbf aV eitsdil 'a&d time'; ; Then Christ,'sppi!ariri'S When this beast is slain, it will be f in the Arma.eeddon. from the time l of the befrinnin? of this world War to ft the, time, ofjtho fltJTing.nf bfast ' will be seven years. At-ithe end of 5 i lliis first ..luilt-toC Ihc whf, .wtiich. in ! three and a half years, we will axper iencc Uic oarthqiiake-in ifath. 24 ''i when, not onlx thfi earth will, shake. f.i bot the heavens also, ahd th6 sinful and vinb.elieviiig'w'ilf rhft and cry for ' tbS mountains to fall on them, to hide t ; I them from the presence of their ..God. ) Nowns to! the 606. fjrt- n'st turn to O.'.J T.ejf.,'.1.V: Tliis'.heast hp two ijorns; " himself and his church or followers. i:,' this bonst has n wound by. a sword ftlic-. paperK..who arc fightins the Catholic., practice. : fow" Ke ijives his- church power to kill nil thai will riot froraiiip .him. .This .wilt happen when '"the irinn- of "sin? takes - his place in the holy plncei: which must be' nt Jenisalem. lie will. ''exult him self above all that is called. Obd, howing himselt that.' lie is. uod. h'efiS.j 2 : V'And .God tells this man .hi E&ki'el. .'Thus stfith the Lord Ood.'beeali'se' thihe hehrt is' lifted up 2ft 'tH'nii,Wii4t snid. t nth ft God. I sit ' I ' tfii:ff)e'..Xea.t ; pi TtJo'd, 'in (Het .tdst ' of 3 ,tlie .Beasi J'et thou ntt. tx mah, and not MkL; tho thou set thine heart as the 5jntt of God. Behold! thou are wi.4cr than David. There js W secret that . thcyi can hide frorti thee, (nieanins thru'tho confessional);' TTith thy wisdom and tntf uhdorstahding thon bast eotten thee riches, nnd hrtst Hdt- ten "gold; and.' silver1 into 'Hhy; -JrcaS-VieA; thine heart is lifted up becauSa of thy riches'. ' t ill brinj.stringo'rt! npbn iB'ee the terriblO:Of (the h'atiotls fcand they ".shall druw! '.their words . Atrninsf' tlin hlAllt.T? of tbtf' wisdlltti. i and they shall defile tt :ri.tife (the. papers .who. are noW;.ipos tnenil. ihey shnli: hnng xnee. aowa fir -the 'pit, and iliuii hlifi-li (lie 'the deaths of Jhcm. tliltt iife.Hiriiri;the lioa's. ' And wilt thou yet fsa-j'j.'befoirc hiw (God) that '.lnye'th -.thee f'-Xirh' O'qd? But thou shhlt be a,'niaii,';nAd tio- God, in the hand of liim that slay.- etli:. thee. .- Then.', to ' prove that .'this game beast is the .one . in tuc Arurti cedilon.'.Rcv., 17:3: "Anil upon her forehead was n name written, mys t'ery, etc." Verse 0: They will kill, slay, all that do not , worship -her. Veisd Or. .The stvcii head,-; are' seven mountain's, or the Citv on Seven Hills, ywe W: They sliali make war .with the churches ii Christ the Protest .. . v V . '.'So 'this beast-must'. come 'out or Babvlou and nuon his eroku tvrittdn hi Italian is the number '0(1(5; In this , flirtu and a half yt ftis of CbhfliiH lib liAtion will Win. but will tie Called 'to their unfta by that 'a'wfu 'enrth okiake.' . " i ' if ' ;- ' !-4 I The people will .stand -shbckeji, amazed, for' n time, Jlrtd then tlwjf wilt beKin to'idnk arouhd and pay, "IVho is our ruler?" TlnTl the ot- lit YOliR EARS RING WITH HEAD NOISES ': vli you have Catarrhal DifrtS. or head noises go to Heath's Drug Store Hkln'r Drug Store, Medford Phaf- tiiacy, West Side Pharmacy, Strang e titug fitote. and get 1 ounce Of.Par- Ollht (double strength), ind add to it pint of hot Water ahd 4 i)ne of granulated sugar. Take 1 tabrt ipobnful four time i day. ' V '. This will often bring quid: relief ftoth the dlitreting betd nm'tet. !lbiited hoitrili ihauld dnen. brAtti- itig become (asy nd Viie )Hu6iVtM atoplpng into the- throat. It ialr to prepare, costs little ted is pleaiiAt to take. Any one who has Catarrhal Dearnest or head nolrei iboul (iv tbli pfeicriptibn trial. 4 ;'( .-. ftt-i.iV4.f ; i.2 ..-! '- ' rSCtHt PROM CGUSLAS FAIfcBAN OPENS .:-.:, MnizaHottt .neilLflit- tip- and begin to , ., .n. . ,, iBut before they can reorganize thev .wilt hear irom across the waters, "We have a ruler. "He has taken his stand between tho seas. He sits in the holy place. Ho is the power of ithe world. Then the war between th"e ttltinwfai. chiims- 1iois.-Vcd ' ' nndj Christ's .olmrek will beuiii,,. .4'hey.Avili finish the seven yqnrs' of nbouiiuu tion, of desolation, nnd Christ will come with a great chain in his hand (Jiower) and a key to open the jrfaves (Satan's : prison- house) and. turn his captix-eS free:"" And the dead" shall rise, both small and great, and Stand in judgment with He,, who came and died for this purpose. Then Christ, will sit between the sciis and be our king, for one thou sand years, and rule us with and by liis love, lie will wipe the hot, trou bled .tears -from- our cycs and heal our broken bodies nnd give us a home -either" ih'His kihS Join with Ilitn, or out -in the-earth,-, .without famine, without, pests- and. storms. Equality nmbnfr-men will reign. iVomen suf frage in .a beautiful sense will be reajized.'ns well'as socialism. .The I. W. .' will change, from' won't to will, and'every. soiil Xvho is Sinful will weep unaygnnsn. tneir teotn, oecause ot their 'iwofinded '' .fijvipr,' . They - will, hnyeHb'. breast Tout' until' thcir 'debt. is paid? But -.Christ came to redeem the lost, and that means man, ai well as xvomnn. Tho Gnrden of Edeh will again bloom as a rose, without thorns and thistlos; man will be made to know their.' failure to tun the world, uhd como under their Lord and irinster. . They .will see how tiey have failed' to biiiig peiict!.,(jut of: uhuosv land ;.m'n's"' attempts have made our world grow wprsc rind worse. : They will see God's word in a true light. ,hh'd -realize" "their weakness.- 'Thev 'will know tltht God alono enn bring peaee-to mankind. ,Thcy will-learn to, Jean i lipoii that '; fcverlnsting arm ami 'look to 'one' who kniiWetli all things.' . ' .". : '..''. .''.t-'luifct suid. "I . ivill come nguin;'.' Aiid as he sailed thru the. heavens the angel .sn"id, "Why stand' ye gazing at this Josus who is going up to heavent The same shall come again in lilic manner, as ye have seen Him go into heaven. , . '!. .' ' The time is almost up when every eye shall behold him, when every ear shall hear Him, when every tongue shall confess llim, when even' knee .shall bow to Him. And if any man shiill add' unto these things, God Shall add unto him the plagues that fire written therein. And ff any thnh shall take away from the words of "this book of this prophecy, God Shall, take away his part oiit of the Pbol; of Life, and out of the Holy City, nnd. from tne things written in till"! book. : ' With' tlib kindest feclin; I give yon what this book of books tells me! I Ibelong! to no congregation. I simply take the bible for my guide. I feel no prejudice toward any church, but study them all to see wherein they stand. I like to be posted on r.ll things, so far as tny sense will.lcf iqe, arid so far a? my Savior will load me. And wishing that this awful dily may be shoittidcd iifVordiiu; to Chriil's irnmise. whrn all innv know llim, I rcitnin in syinpnthv with nil mnnkiud. MRS. PTKP'nEX KKAXITZ. Jacksonville, Ore. v SANNLR CARKICBS OF WOMEN SPARTY ARRESTED WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 0. Dispatch banner carriers of ihe Womn'i psi ty were rreted todjy in front of the white hoii. . They Aete released on bond l Ap pear In the police court tomorrow. All four were in the Rruuu irig-.n-il I I (. .A ly - -ty;v .v-frv r ' f 1 ' N I III v. ir-s I NV'Vv J ' J . x y .""') .J .1 ; : 1 ; ' i ; . . . tell day. tgo and dismissed wlthouKreal estate. ttnteace. . KS' LATEST KNOCKOUV'DOWN - FOR A TWO DAYS' RUN AT.THE.PAGE TOft v .. .1 . -.it i IS :; VASH'IXGTOK-.bctj 161 A- large, part. of. tliis.. yciu's, ,ylif it cruijhis graded high at the -markets' .o. J or better under the federal wheat standards made effective this year, the department' of agriculture an nounced today.. ' Prsistcntfalse ru mors have been circulated in tho grain trade, and particularly among country shippers and producers, says the department, that, under the now federal standards for wheat very lit' tie of . tho marketed crop is being or bus been placed m the higher grades. Oil the contrary, it says, thq require ments .-of -the federal standards for wheat are hot such ns to work hard ship, ph the country shippers and pro ducer., for under these, standards high grades have been given ' to a heavy percentage of the. wheat mar keted. . '- . ; .. Portland Livestock , ' PORTLANDS" Oat.' lC.--Cattlc steady; receipts 30.' Best beef steers, $9.5010.25; good beef steers, $8(d) 0.25 ; best beef cows, $7( 7.75 ; ordi nary to good cows, $4(S(i.7'5; best heifers, $78;' bulls, tf4C6.75; calvos, $79.50; stockert and feeder stcors, $47.23. ' ' . . : Ifogs lower. Primo light,' -fit 17.25;' prime heavy, .f 17uU7.'!,' ; pigs, fl510; bulk, $1717.25. -. Sheep steady. Western lambs, ia.f;0(itl4; valley lambs, 12.75(d' 13.50; yearlings, $11.7512.25; wethers, $1I.50( 2.25; ewes, 8.50(S, 10.50.. ' Portland Butter. :' : PORTLAND, Oct. . 10. Butter weak. . City creamery prifits, 48c j cnfrtbns, 49c. Buying price buttorfat, VJc Portland; cube extras; 45c; prime firsts, 44c; firsts, 40p; dairy, 34c. , GOLD HILL NUGGETS Mrs. W. L. Collins was in from the ranch Sunday. Miss L; Eatbn spent Saturday and Sunday with the homo folks-at Galls Creek, having come from her Ander son Creek school Saturday morning. A. E. Kimball mbt with quite an acldent Thursday afternoon when he was pitched from a hak rack .to the! Vt-rt,,...! An U.t .11 .J I.... - ik i ... . ... . , , , .Hand was the. buyer. . ditch. Tie sustained several cuts and, ., , '..- . ' . brulses ahd was btought to the Gold Hill Hospital, wheid :i)s wounds were dretssed. Dr. R. C. Kelsey wa a Medford visitor Friday. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Wilmarth, for mer residents of Gold Hill, were' in town Friday 'transacting business and! meeting old friends. Thoy were on their ws.y from California, where they spent the greater part of the summer, to Grants Pas. 't ; Mr. and Mrs. John Conk of Sams valley Were in Gold Hill Friday. Mrs. Horace Pilton'of Sams valley was a passenger to Grants Pass Sat urday morning. Mrs. Eaton was down from Galls Cref k Satuiday eboppiug. ' Mri. E. M. Mclntyre, a former resi dent of this city, came In Saturday mnrnln? from Portland to visit with friends for a short While, and adjust busme-s matters In relation to some Mr.. Ogd.n Snyder wi. i p.ssen- TO CAtiTH.' wAlC4: ' ger to Medford Saturday mottling to do somo shopping. Mrs. Danks 'of Grants Pass came Saturday to .visit her friend, Mrs. Greer. Mrs. George Haff was a Medford visitorSaturday. ', .. , ' T. . J. West was.a jriSiUor to Mod- ford aSturday. Miss Alico Harper . of Rosealice ranch was transacting business in Gold Hill Saturday. '.''. Rov. II. ' J. 'Van FosSen, superin' tondent Klamath' district, occupied the local pulpit Sunday morning: in the absence of a minister at this place. , . '. ' Mrs. Frank Avery came in from her Foots creek homo Saturday to spend a day or two with "her sister, MisS 'Nora -Newton. Sam Borden, a former resident bf thin city, camo in Friday morning fro mhis home in California. ' . Miss Dorothy; Nvash' of . pakland, California,, who has been visiting at tho homo bt Mrs"." Lucy Mu, left Fri day -morning for a' visit at Roscburg and also Portland boforo returning to her home. ' ' T. Parent was in from tha ranch Th'utsdar. '':',:!. tV ' Rer., V.Hnf.f o'rrV:d(sfi;f uperih- morning snrvites at tho 'local M. E. church, v . 1 .'.;" -' 1 Miss May Glover of Ashland camo down Friday morning to visit at the homo ot H. E. Darling. . Kcnenth Edmunds same in on No 14 Friday mornlho" on n. fpw days' furlough to see '.his father," w.' H. Edmhnds, and brother, Oaroy, both o this city. ..':' ",'' '".'.- ' " Mrs. D. 11. Miller, for -years, and until quite recently, a , resident of Gold Hill; is still In tho hospital at Medford: - iter, injuries are doing very nicely except her left knee which was put Iri to a piaster cast Thursday.- Her Jiroken; ribs, frac tured collarbone find, -cut scalp -are now the mlnpp troubles and teho prn spn ts . a ' vcr'y,' "fnvjoriblA' . )h) presslon . as far as'lier face wpurids'wliieh have healed, are' concerned..! 'She has many friends ln,Goll liill'who .hope for her speedy recovery.';-! ' ' : Thomas Godfrey, . of BeaRle has bought an auto'truck to haul Uls wood to town.' i. Team hauling was too slow work for Torn- ; .' : Bnbtf Moore and Dave "Walker hivt gone oh a bear hunt in the Brown Cabin country. ' ' ' ' Will Vaughii and W.' C. Chapman drove three spring lamb's to Central Point Saturday, Mr.; Walsh of Port- Lining 'ohm Miyua: ti .tdtiiv: uu iiil- led the fiolph Kent ranch in the Roxy Ann, country and .will: try ;farmihg this next year. . .'. . . Frank Meyers bf Sams Valley has rented the Jo?re Richardnon home ranch at Beagle for the coming yuar. Born, to Mr. and Mrs; L. M. Sweet of Beagle, a nine-pound baby boy.-. Mr. and Mrs. AcMey of Medford ( Stop Itching Eczema L'cvLr mind hsw often vou have trid or.d failed, you can stop burair.i. Itching eczema quicKiy oy applying a nuio zcrr.o fiirnUhrH htf am' druuerist for 3iic. , Etrl . 1-iTce bottle S1.&0. Hciiinc bczir.i the moment zemo is ;I1H. - In a short time usually every tlMS Of ccscmi, ICtt.r, Hfr.tles. urh. W.ukbccd. and similar viiforoutlv healthy, alwava use tcmo, the t.nctrating. .ntiptie liquid I. It is not a greasy 8'Jve and it docs tat 6tain. Whon ethers fail It isjhe one dcpcndablo treat ment for skin troubles cf all kinds. , TJJe w- fat C, tlevcUflii, O. , wo tiJitiW IrHAntlwh -flundayatid enjoyed a picnic. dluoor on Hoguo riv er. . ... . .'. ',, Mr. .PreleHik Is ricV.li s apple's Wr Mr; Harris' ri he-Kftntijr taneh'. Mrs. Sam MarfhaU' ot VMshinston is vlaltlhs thd homo'fbll: at .IieaSlB. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Treasham were visitors r.t the Jw'innlt ranch Sunday. Cicorjo Stack is busy hauling his crop of apples. Mr. Lucas of tleagie was ft Med ford visitor Saturday. T HOUSE REPORT Reported by Jackson County Ab. stract Co.,' Sixth and Central Ave. '' Circuit' Court.- Chasi F. Toun'g vs. Geo. F, King. Demurrer. Farmers and Fruitgrowers bank vs. Wm. Lewis et al. Demurrer. Anna Bonney vs. Henry C. Bonhey. Sunlmons. Sophenia Ish Baker et al vs. John Wehtzen et al. Demurrer. Wi. H. EdmiiBds vs. H. H. McCar thy. Demurrer. Big Pines Lluber Co. vs. Mulriel A. McKee.' Aftidaxit and order. Power Auto Co. vs. R. J. Conron et al.: 'Lien.; '' Man-Inge Lirenses. Jefferson L. Edwards and Ella Mar- greiter. . Real F.stato Transfers. Charles A. Colby et ux to Mike Sldley, Jr., land In T. S6, R 2 B $ John A. Haeklns et ux to Raymond- Phillips, -land in Sec. 0, T. -, R..2 TV. W.' IT, Byers et ux to Nicholas T)lx et ux, land in T. 33, R vfe .:;...;.:....i..:;:....::..i..:...:...: " A. IT. Leslie to Cora E. Burns, land in T. 39, It. l.E Maty E. Phelps et ill to Joseph "Walsh; power of attorney. Albert MV bailey et al to Joseph Walsh; power of attorney. Louie Walsh to Joseph WalsK, 10 sioa 10 10 power of attorney. William Walsh to ' Joseph ' Walsh, power of attorney. .United States' to Thomas Rog "er Stew'.trt; land In Sec. 20, T. 30 S., R. 4 W.......:.......... Helen Grennay to Joseph Waish, liowor of attornoy. Fred W. Snyder to Mrs. Goldle A. Snydor et vir, land in T. 3.9, R; 1 E. ... Harley C. Bel to Jiellio Voor- hics Bell, land in T. 33, R. 2;W. ..I George R. Lindlcy.et ux to Robert G. Lindlcy; land inT. ''si', R:iE.;;........;.i...::..U..'. nh:,lJ.:,rrDWbrldffe ct ux to . Bornadetta A. johnson, lots in imperial Add., Medford.... '- 10 300 10 CREAM FOR CATARRH OPENS UP NOSTRILS fells How To Get Quick Relief . from nead-Coids. It's Splendid I In one minuro yciur :lo;:c.xl nwtrils 'will epen, the air .issagcn bf your had ,wiu ulrar ana, you can brcatue Iroelv. No . more hawking, snufllinrr. blowing, hideli.-drrnfsv.- No ' struggling for breath a night,- your cold or catarrh will be gone. !' Gtt'ii'eaiin- tattle of Ely's .CKsw Balm from your druggist how. Apply n little of this flagrant, antiseptic, hcaliry cream in your nostrils. It pen ptratcit tiirough ovory air passage of the Bead, soothes, tlio innauied or swollen mucous mcmbraao and relief couies is etar.tly. - It's just fine. Don't stay stuffeo-up with a cold or naty oaturrh Rilii comes so quickly.' II KM- WAM'KI) MJ.I.E WANTED Apple pickers. 2Z0-R. " Frank Perry. Phone 17S WANTEl E9-J 1. -Apple - pickers. E. B. Hall. Phone 1 WANTED Prune-plckers; box. Phone ?69-H , per 178 WANTED A few more men and women to pick apples at the Phlpps orchard. Phone 39-H. WANTED Hands to work in prune dryur. Phone -V. ' Mountain Stock and Dairy Ranch Close to outride range. .ISA acres 20 acres in alfalfa, 3" acres under tho ditch; spiInt water piped to house nd barn, everything goes., ?0 Jer sey eows; 10 boilers, l'and !-yoar-old; 1 Hereford bull; 0 bogs! 10 pigs, 1 team; 50 chickens; harness; 2 wiiguns; 1 plow; 1 hay fork and ca ble; 1 cream separator; small tools; 70 tons of bay; fair house: ! good barn and a dandy bartaln at , . ( T This U good I and will .ell. Isn't thl- lust th, pl.c. R,nnnf Invpcf rtnf Tn Ul llllt II 111 ! I JIIULIII VV 1 II 2 Weil "Main! Phone ' 79 5. Rral Lalate. lwni. Ijisurtncn. llr Muon of tburoaxb tllntrllatloo Wth Iho drilif Iruili 111 tlio 1 nU.-l K'nti apd limvr t-hins rut, zvu-xxd "antes ore tw eowiiiio Mr j Eckman's A.lieraiivo : fOR THROAT AND LUNGS Ftnttbom t'OMjjBn nntl Cftltl Ka LlcvM. MorwUo vr JL-tl-iMroniuj Dm tf $2 Sirs $1 Si: Now $1.50 , Now SO Ct. EcVmp.n LMioMtw. I'lill-d'-lrl.ix FOR RRN7Un8CELL.4XEOC8 FOR RENT Farms anft stock ranch es, gardon land. Gold Ray Realty Co. WANTFm HiTOATIONS WANTED Married man wants steady position on ranch. Phone B09-R. ' 177 HELP WAXTKri FFM.VT.H .. i WANTED Girl for general house work. Phone 4CS-R1. , ." 17S WANTED Girl for general house work.' Phone 7S4-W. 177, WTnTED A competent, woman for general housework. Mrs. A. E. Reames, S16 W. 10 th St. Phone 633. WANTED Woman for genera) housework. Mrs. Goo. II. Parsonc. Phone 492 before 10 a. m. 1S3 WANTED MISlTMiAVKOns ' WANTED Old falsa teeth. Don't matter if broken, ill pay $2.00 to , $.15.00 per set. Send by parcel ppst and receive check hv return mail. L. Maer, 2007'S. Fifth St., Philadelphia, Pa. ' 302 WANTED One horse to work for feed. Will buy - if satisfactory. Phone 452-W. . 178 WANTED To buy first-class second hand wheel for cash. Phone 7C9-R. 173 WANTED Canadian wheat land in i exchange, (as capiBUjM orcity prop erty nero. , iiennctt investment uo. , ',..... . '..--: :.' '..:".'. 302 WANTED Pino -logs:- Wish to eon- tract purchase sugar and yellow plrie saw-logs for 1918 delivery. Will take output large or small, quantity and pny attractive figure. See Edgar S. Hater, Hotel Med ford.1 - WANTEf) Bring ua your eggs and Poultry. Wo pay cash, Medford Poultry and Egg Co. WANTED Houses to mure. Phone -4HK-M.' nr 48S-X-- . ' FOR. BALK It AA KHTATB FOR SALE My home at 32 Geneva, Hlgest .bargain, in city. ; Claud Miles. ISO FOR SALE Cheap, two nnwly point ed houses- Lots adjoining. One bouse furnished. Phone 929-W. 17S FOR SALE 14-acre ranch, with 4 room cottage.- Irrigation system ' aniL other outbuildings. Yt mile due north Main street, Central Point. On Pacific highway. Ap- ply to owner on ranch of T. J. Noo- ; noli. , -.'..' . ioo FOR SALR Farming land, fruit land, stock ranches, timber land, from $10 per acre up, on long time, eaiy payments, or might exchange for other clear property. Address Gold Bay Realty Co. .' FOR SALE JJVESTOCR - for" SALE Good team mares, 2000 lio'indr, with harness,, wagon, hny rack and dump-boards, 4300.00. ' Alwvieain horses, cow, saddlo pony 'nl.il Oiitiit. J. O. Withrow, Tel ent. - ''.--." 17,$ rORSALE Wolt.h pony, cheap. Phone ,ri-F2, or write W.'R. Lamb, Medford. . , . lSi FOIt SALE --Bay homo H years old, ' weipbt 1PO0 lbs. W. D. Welch, Phono 294.- 1S1 FOR SALE Young pigs G. L . 'Rchcriiierhorn. Phono S10-M. 17i FOIt SALE 20 head Jorsey rows and heifers. Good matched young team, weight 3000, wagon and har ness. Box C. D.; Mall Tribune. " . ' ' 178 I lilt S A ,K MlhCKM.ANUOl): FOR SALE 2 rocking chairs, 1 iron bedstead, bird's-eye maple dresser, gas Move with coke burner, and Lible c;ud table and piano. 2B5 North Oakdale. 1'hon.o 75G. 177 FOR SALh Dry grape stumps. $ 1.00 per load ot Webster ranch, 1 4 miles north of Jacksonville. l'l r"OK SALK, Apples. S-pitzenbeix, W'tnesap, Ben Davis, Newtown. Greening, Bennett Scedilng. Phone 314-vV. ' Foil SALE Cabhag, delivered or at garden at Tolo, Ore. Frank H. . Hay. .... If 2 FOR "SALE- Furniture and rue's, t nearly new. 215 Noith Crape, l'- l FOR SALE TOO craiey, complete. Hotel Medford. Mijndai d IM Sir S. rpc Hafer. FQU FA.LE Kurniiine, iinno, rupr., ' Stoves, heds, rtrcssf-is, rffrireramr, tc. Also canned fruit, 20 S. New town St. Phone n t. 7 -H . 177 FOB SALE. Potatoes ut J2.r,n per hundred, delivered. Phone 611-M. 181 i pni' SAI.K.-Mlssicn Geary Orchard. jrapc.i, 1c per Phone R13V. 1?') lb. FOH SALR Re-cleaned blue stem and Little C.T.b wheat. Kecne a Carlton ranch. ITS ' VtIl 9 M V Fnmllura of flvp-rnmn j bv the piece! All ilrstX" Phone 1112-K. 177 FOR RALE Platform sriiles, small ' barn, rhiekens, tn.'W potatoes and storage. Phone SS6-M. 177 FOR SALB New Kriu.e plauo, No 636 W. 4th Itreet. WWIIr:XltKiOU''' FOR RKNT 'Nicely furtlshpii hunga- lowj 10 Hose Ave. Call aftcrnuons. 179 FOR RENT r-roo'rh Mw-n and sta ble arid .1 acres; 'riart In I'ruit berries. Thono S2I1-N. . 173 FOIt RENT My horrte on Kings htghwav. Inr-occiion by appoint- ; mer.t. C. W. Aticrcromble. rbmn Sll-J. 17S FOR RNT Fivo-room modem house, with lnrco pr-renti por"h nnd trar.Te; rlfo in. Call at "in S. Riv. or phone 370-11. roit K'CTt vr:n TO TflAIiE doal rjitto for mod team. T!ox SO, Mail Tribune. 17P FOR'T'UATIK Fire-r.-fir.cnr'vr c'sr on Medforrl re.-idrnrp rronortv. rl ""tlreBS V.'. T).. carp Mail Trl'rnr,!!. 17S srovrr to ir,y V'TI.L LOAN smnfl amounts on im proved citv prnpertv. E. S. Tumy. 210 Gnrnntt Corey hldg. MONEY TO LOAN On cood iet.ur- Itv. .riione (W7-.T T. Tt ndrpwa, Medford Business Collpgs Bid?.. Room 2. i MONEY, TO LOAN From J11O0 to $R0O0 on hnnd to lo:in at 7 nT rent, on rood farm epruriiv. Enrt Tnmy, 210 rjirrietLCorev nidp. tf MONEY TO LO-XN- Monev to loan on Medford oronertv. Fnsv montb 1t. rmvmento P"e 71 P Wood ' FARM T.n.lW. AMORTIZATION PLAN 3 to 40 years, n per cent: t per rpnt on de posits convert'lilo Jnto percent farm loan honds: SCnn.nOO in . bonds sold weeklr and mohev paid farmers. E. TT. Hurd, Sec.-Trcas. National Farm Loans Associations, Garnett-Oorev Building, Medford. IS8 BtTSINFRS nir.ECTOP.T. UEOKOE. CODDING. -Lawyer, Gar- nett Corey Bldg. PORTER .1. NEFF Attorney at law. rooms. 8. and 9, Medford Nation) Bank Bulldln. ' ' A. B. nEAMES Lawyer. Garnet!. Oorey bids Aecoiiiituut. B. M. WILSON Cerlliied rubltn Ac- countajit, room , 41 1, M. F. ft.H. Illdg., Medford, Oregon. An.sto SuppD LAHlTR AUTO SPRING CO. W4 are operating the largest, ol'Ierj and bent equipped plant In the Po. cltlo northwest. Use our springs when others fail. Sold under writ ten guarantee. 34 North K'tteontll tit..- Portland, Ore. I)eii(tMn CK, T. T. SHAW Dontlnt. Over Dri !i Clothhu Store in rooms fo. mokly occujilod by Dr. Jones. Phorm ODS-T. RngfntM'r anri ContrrtCtor 1'ft.ED N. i'.UMMlNUS Kuglneer kdA contractor, 4U4 M. V. & H. Bldg, fluryeys, estimates, Irrigation draihi age, 'orchard uud land iiuprovemenf Gai'liago CAKBAGR Get your promise clCaiied up for tlio siunnier. Call on tlio city garhai;o wnons fotj good service. Phone 274-L. Fa V. Allen. Ili-il.ritrf i,iii In Millie FllKDt Al.T.i.M UAKWir Teacher l pluuo mill h.iiiuoHy. llalglit Mmdn Sl.iidln, . 1(11 Oai iioU Curuy llld, Phone 72. . ' lkiS(irnlici " HAUL I otl'lie, I l. M ilclieral lUHliranoe Kiio, Aiit'iiiMilillB, Accldeut-, ltabltll.i. I'litlO lihlnH. I'lilltlilCft sad rMirely H'liida. I:xi:t'llulil. Cora panleh. gM.nl lut-itl Hrvlc. Nu. 311 (lariiBttt.'orey BIiIr. Phyilclaim hiii Surjeiw UK. W. W. rrUWAItU UhtaLVltlU libysiciiMi 3i:t (Janirti.-CotTy buUflt tug.' Phout L','1 OR. .1. J. FIMVIS.NS i'bysiolaa anft surgeon I'l in iir.ti t'l in iii.ti liiiuii.ii Ui eye, a:id llm .ii. Kyeft bOlen leii ini'l i,ihl-c-s sun iiihi au'I .iinKi tor 3. P, Oilier; M. F. . li. CO,' ear, iu..mj I'lically plied. O K. It t o Illdg.. UpMUOHr. Ij'. t) Piioue i)ti7. l'i'ii.ti-i.i timi l'iinllslii-1. MbDr'UKli t HI.NI iMi CO., has- the IH-'SI e.,uiiped iirllilluy, olflce 1A Southern uitim, tuuth binding, loose leaf I'-ilcum. billiuK ayatcms, etc. I'nrtland urKn. 27 PlurUi Fir m. Trwiister t.tr""i tills '1 K . OllKi.' i Sltr. I'm: I'jKAlj.'. CO nt M I'li ma H.irvii. anur- IN I I.UI l;!'...N Ai rut'AH li. '! I : I . ALU. I.p.i i w Mi:. iii, ni fur A. ,hl. .ml. T.ilent, and Phuenix daily, eM-ept Sunday, at 8:00 a. in., 1 ;')", 4: Oil nnd 0:15 p. uu ISO on Saturday at 10: 15 p. in. Sun day, leave nt s mid 10:30 u m. and .00, 2:0", fl:30 and D:;iil p. ui. l.omo Ashtartd for MfnllnM dally, evcept rinmlay, at H:i)U a. in., 1:00, 4:00 and i:15 p. m. Albo on Saturday nlghll at fi 3o. Siintsya !i-at Ashland M J.uo a. hi., and lo.au a. in., 1:04, . 80, 6:30, and 10:20 D. m. i