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Newspaper Page TextJTEDFORD mm THlBTm M EDFOTCD. in 4 ELECTRICITY TO i PLAY BIG PART AT WAR FRONT WASHINGTON', Oct. 17. Electric ity, which has completely transformed individual life, is being used In the present war an (he greatest ' scale ever dreamed of. My authority Is Professor Louis I). Bliss, head of the famous Bliss.Elec trical school, out3ide of Washington, which had the unique distinction of furnishing to Uncle Sam last June the only complete enlisted company In the army reserve. Out of a gradu ating class of 135, 57 entered, the company, even the cook being a prac tical electrician. Lieut. Lewis, in command, is n son of the inventor of the famous Lewis machine gun. The second lieutenant is Prof. Clyde K. Creesy, instructor in mathematics. The company Is now "somewhere in France," in charge of army search light work. "To begin with," said Prof. Bliss, "two of the greatest factors in the present war are absolutely dependent upon electrical energy. The airplane is mode possible by its electrical Ig nition. The submarine is made pos sible by electrical motors. "lint nil along the line you find electrictiy used. For Instance, our army is going to be equipped with electrical trench lights, each run by a small storage battery, which will furnish n light about like Ihnt of an automobile. . "Searchlights piny a bis part. They are continually used at night to sweep No Man's Land, between the trenches. They are also, of course, used as he liographs for signal work. "The field telephone and telegraph and the wireless telegraph In modern warfare are familiar. Electricity used in operating drills for mining operations in the field, and also for the discharge of the mines exploded under the enemy. Ills guns are often trained, elevated and fired by elec tricity. "Wliat I said of searchlights and big guns applies equally to the navy. But the big wonder of the navy is going to be the American electrically driven battleships and cruisers. We have already a proof in the American naval collier Jupiter. A steam tur bine drives dynamos furnishing elec trical current to motors which direct ly connect up with the ship's pro pellors. It Is probably the most eco nomical and elective method of driv ing ships. "The ammunition hoists to the tur rets, and the gun turrets themselves are moved by electricity. Orders on shipboard are given by means of elec trical signal bells and buttons." Portland Livestock. .j PORTLAND, O.l. 17 Cuttle I sternly; it 12(17. He-it hod ? steers, $x:,Hi,, in.i-i; I beef Mwk, iftidi il.'J.'i: host beef cow?, 7 - io7.""; ordinary in v-od row-;, if' l(n f li.T.'i; IhM heifers, $7fK: bulls t il" ,'! '"": calves $7i iLfill: Miu-ki-rs mill feeder sleet's !(' 7.'Jf. Hoys lower: receipts 1)02. I'riuu' todays markets . ; , 4. : lipht, $lu'.35(ffl7; prime heavy, "c $ll$.731683; pi;;s, 13.50; ; bulk, $10.00(17.11). 75. , Sheep steady, receipts 378. Wcs- i; torn lambs, $13.o0(ff 14; valley lambs, '; $12.75(S13.50; yearlings, $I1.75( V' i j.'.'.'i: wethers, .ll.."0fn 12.23; ewes '.' S.fiiii ln..".ii. 1'ortlunil Itulter. PORTLAND, Hot. 17.- Hull or. firmer. City creamery prints IS" rl iii . 111,-: havine. juire hultcrlul 52c; tube extras, 43c; prime iirots. 44c : lirotd, 40t ; dairy, 34c. Auction Pears. Xcw York Oregon EoiC, 4-3.07; Comii'e, 2.11; Anions, $2.79; Ilow rlN. 2.l:i: halt Ho-, 1.70; hall Cornice, .1.35. II.kIou-Con, ice if li.lill ; 1.0O: 1ml I' Anions 1.10 boxes, 2. SO. halve: lt..t- Mi-s 1 1 -ii Pniki'i' tnot n o.l down frotn Hcrliv vvilh Mi. and .Mr-. .1. .1. Illnphy I" -M-nd Sunday with Ml Purki'i - pint-ill-. .Mi-- Parker i- I If teacher ill I i -1 1 1 y . Mr. mill -Mr-. I lurry .Mcrrn nn pent Sunday with .Mr. aud .Mr: Haojaiccl. Mr?. M mma:: and Mrs. liaimoaii arc si&terp-. Mr. and ilr. I.oy Nuhol. nere Fail dinner i; n--1 - nf Mr. and Mrs licit on Sunday. A number of Willow Spring- fm! uttendod Hie Sunday school enliven tion Ih'IiI at A-hlnnd on S'ti."l iv. Mrs. fioore Taylor ti.i- jonjrne'i tb her bumc from u Sun FranciiU WILLOW SPRINGS ha pital, where she underwent un operation this summer. Russ.'ll Harris left for G.rvoilis hi-l wool; to Ml tend I ho O. A. C, whore he will mt&e a st.-.dy ot' niin uur 'inj.'iuceiiu,;. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Straube have returned home from tbeir two weeks' j sojourn in eastern Oregon. j Miss Ethel Dean is intending liHi i school in Central Point. J Dr. Lydin Dow is spending a few days with Mrs. D. W. Stone. I -Mrs. G. B. L'lden, Miss Sarah Mor- ' Run, hor sister, both of EPiurii, III.;' Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stevens ami J. V. . Allien wura n'rate huiiliiijr on the des- i ert last Thursday. I .Mr. mid .Mrs, V. A. Thompson mo- ' toted to Phoenix Sunday to be with Mrs. Thompson's parents for the day. ' Mr. Hammond is putting in n new fence on the Rhodes place, which Mr. Hammond is renting- Mr. and Mrs. Herman Metzun of California pent n few hour; with: Mr. and Mrs. Geore N. Davis, en route on their w.iy home from Seal-; tie last Tuesday. j "If you can't yo across, couie across," is an opportune bint regard in? liberty bonds which will be re iterated at the Chautauqua auditor ium rally on Wodiicsday evetunu, O toher 17. No admission and no se ourities notually sold on the bniviaiti counter, the object of the meeting be ing to agitate the bond matter in or der that all may be posted rcrnrding I ho nords of the government in nego-1 Hating Hie big is.-iip. Slate Senalorj Samuel M. (i.-iriaiid ' of Linn ooiintv1 and V. S. l"lton of Oregon to such an extent Is ho so well k-iiown thruou! the entire state will be the main speakers. This will be a patriotic and not a party rally, and all are in vited to attend, both men and worn-1 on I 'iitno iilmnsl norsioin'nrl in bnv ! 0110 or more liberty bonds, and re turn home with (he fixed purpose of flinching the purchase on the morrow. V. O. X. Smith of the Citizens' bank is chairman of the local cominillc;', and J.; W. McCoy of the Kirsl Na tional is secretary. ; Sim Morris of the Park garage is 111 with malarial fever. Frank Arant of Klamath Falls, formerly superintendent of Crater Luke National park, has been in town several days past visiting relatives. His brother, Ernest, lives here, and nnothor brother, V. M. Arant, of Monmouth, arrived a few days since, so that n family reunion was in or der. Mr. and. Mrs. 0. NY Meredith of l-oo .Anjti'lps, who have boon motor ing on it tour vi'litou extended as I'ar north n Pugel Sound, wore in Ash land early in the wool;, inspecting various properties in this locality as to extent and value. Mr. Meredith ij connected with a large printing eitabliihment in his home city. An Ashland resident savt, that he works the food conservation racket to perfection by starting n woman -ulfrngp argument nt the dinner ta-' bio, with the result Hint his wife and two charming daughters got so wrought up over tin- controver-y that they alwoht-uiitiiloiMy forget to oat anything or skimp the bill of fnro ut loa-t 75 per oonl. Tlu grand jury evpeilin-il mailers la--l Monday i'.v clearing the doi-Lel on one day.V notice, tint- saving ex pense In lapai'l'- by llol holding a prolonged session over trivialties. Only three true bills were returned, and thce were in connection with minor offense. As to Floyd Dickey, Sylvester Decker and Oscar Peter son, accused of a statutory offense, charges were dismissed, true bills hot bcin? found. However, mile-- i iiiiior licro prove In ho iiuloiilideil. the grand ii:iii-ilors mav bo onlb'i! upon to investigate all atlomptoil abdno tion c,'i-e wherein a ynim-; woman waiter in a local hotel is complain. ant, and three young men, one of them married, from the Si. kiyou .-ummit locality, arc the alleged of fenders. The Viniug hai offered, under gov ernment auspices, to screen films nt stated intervals representing; the ob jects of and progress made in the -ali- of libel I v bond-. The Kn-torn Star -oeial i- fied for I'li'lav evening, October '2li, in Ma- -onie ball. There will ho gainc- ami an attractive program, together with refrCihiicr.tf. The afciMrion will be iS cents, crc-'ecd.- as a Star contri bution in behalf of the proposed Ua sonic home. Mr-. .ic--ie itoiulean recentlv en ASHLAND AND VICINITY All Choked Up With Catarrh? Why Continue Makeshift Treatment? t-prajs ana douencs wui never cure you. Catarrh i annoying tnouh when it chokes up your nostrils and air passages, causing painful and diffi cult breathing and other discomforts. But the real danger comes when it reaches down into your lungs. This is why, you should at once realire the importance of the proper treatment, and lose no time ex perimenting with worthless rtmediei which touch only the surface. To b: tertained a company ot friends nt her home on Fmrview- street, pre vious to going south with her sister for the winter. J. K. PifUngcr has changed his fruit route from the direction of Klannath county, and now invades northern California points with his motor car, which is loaded mainly with erapes instead of an aborted cargo. Jackson countv is credited with raising (10 .000 bushels of wheat this year and Klamath 200,000. Umatilla county leads with 4,000,000 bushels. The tolal for 'the slate is 12,000,000 bushels. .Clatsop county raised the minimum 11111011111,-1100 bushels. In common with nil its employes, local S. P. workmen will have the ad vantages of 1 artiul payments on pur chases of liberty bunds. On reipiesl, the railroad company will buy the required amount 111 Ijehalf of any em--ploye, allowinj as much time in pay ment therefor as may be desired up to two wears in extent, holding the bunds as collateral until fullv paid for. This inducement has been thej means ot gettine several subscrip tions from among members of 'the riilrosd eolonv here. Judge C. B. Watson always preaches the good road ; propaganda. In reality he i;' hock of the movement to have the Green Springs mountain road made a highway worthy of the name, notwithstanding; the petitions regarding this improvement are sup posed to have had their inception in Kl.'i'nath and I. eke comities. The jmlee's -plan is to hsvo the mountain ! unit of the highway eliminated audi a resnrvcy made on a greatly reduc ed grade, the location of which be has not only figured out on a paper basis, but can demonstrate its mer its to anyone who will visit 1 hp route as proposed by him, where at a glance it docs not need a civil en gineer to note the advantages of the shorter and easier roadway over to Klamath. Congressman Hawlcy has an nounced a competitive examination for young men eligible to appoint-1 ment nt West Point, to bp held at Siilpin, Saliird.-iy, November' 10. Stip ulations are that competitors must be between 10 mid 20 vein's of age, and residents of (he first congressional district. Ashland members of the jury for circuit court, which convenes nt Jacksonville, Mondnv, October 22, are C A. Henry, C. V. Ilanta, A. R. Brown, D. D. Good, P. L. Asheraft, E. J. Furlow, Fred Ilcnin and G. 'V. Grow. M. E. King, formerly on a fruit much west of town, is nov nt Duns mtiir, in t lie employ of Hie Califor nia -Oregon Power Cii. : Wright Hiel.s i? nt Weed, working for Hie ( 'alil'oi'iua-Oi egou I'ower Co., taking (he place of a" drafted em ployee oi' that corporation. The fainilinr phiz of Joe Choato. efalted ruler of A-hland Lodge of I'lks, appeared recently in the Oro gonian in a group portrait of Elk notables, among; whom was Grand Exalted Iiuler Hurpcr of Virginia, who lately vLited Oregon. J. P. Sayle has closed his pool hall in the Stephenson block, on - the I 7:1 an, I will move it to Klniiiatli Falls. Frank .1. Sliinn 11ml son, Neil, have t'otllllleil tiotil a three week'-;' trip to various portions of Wa- hiiiclon. vis iting old homo surroundings there. I'. D. Itriggs is away on a bii-.ine.-s tl-ip to easlorn I i'c.;oii. COURT HOUSE REPORT Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Central Ave. Circuit Court. Central Point State Hank vs. Goo ilutz. order dismissing. R. II. Toll vs. M. I.. Alfi.nl. de fault, jtiduliieiil, eo-t loll. L. If. ltingliam vs. Julia Ii. Itiug ham, order. Al.by K. Thomas s. L. (j. Porter et ux, continuation of sale. K. V. Carter et al, trustee;, v. Vcrnic Victor Mills, termination of trit. N. If. Latimer Vs. Harry Slcvin, injunction. tleorge II. Minning vs. Oeop.'e V. Horriott ot al., order. (I. W. Farl. igh i-. I'iiile.1 Copper Co., older dillll--ili. Mrs, K, Aiiiloi-o.i vs. 1'nileil Cop per i ' rdcr ili-mU-iitu. Dcwall ttcvtns A, Co. vn. United Copper Co.. order dLujUing. Jj kson- Co'i.ily Bar.k vt. Ahin W. Macphcrson et ul., tonliraation of sale. David lirovii vs. F. T.. Toil Voile. rid of Catarrh, you must drive th disease gcrn.s cut of your blood. Splendid results have been re ported from the use of S. S. S., which completely routs from your blood tho Catarrh (terms, for which it is a per fect antidote. S. S. S. is sold by all druggists. If you wish medical advice as to the treatment of your own individual case, write to-day to Chief Medical Adviser, Swift Specific Co., Dept. B Atlanta) Ga, county judge, et al., certificate of' Service. James Withyconibe et 11I vs. Rose Haymond el ai., iiineioJid decree. i.- u; w.ii,... e- 1 1 . ... I io;u'j ii.t too. v fallal m, . II. V. llaineburg. summon-. Rogue River Valley Canal Co. vs. P.clr H ,11. -.nmons. Charles Niekell et ux vs. Lucretia Fnvart et al, amended complaint. l'rotmto Court. Estato of Olaf R. B.jerregaard, ci-j Magnus James Hall et al., minor fr.iH'dn;i-hip. t 'im.iiimnel -. Kttiitc of S. (i. Vuu Dyke,' iim.uul report. .rt. ieuii- lieal Ksinlo 'I-rnii.sfei'S, W. II. Milton et ux to Albert et ux, land in twp. 3(i-4Y . i Albert J. Milton et ux to W. II. Milton, land in twp. 3ti--1W Samuel P. Cope et ux to Ovid J. Stone et ux, kind in Phoe nix Kavmond Phillips pf ux to Powers Investment Co., land in -oe U-W, and in sec. 1S-I0-3W Bowers Investment Co. to Ray mend Phillips, laud in two. I1-2W and in twp. KI-oW. James Campbell el ux o David G. Twidwell it ux, kind in twp. 3S-1W 3,100 3.100 10 SALEM, Oct. 17, Governor Withy conibe today pro- l.iinicd Wettnc; day, Oct. :;4. ns liberty d.iy In Oregon, mid Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it. 25c at all druggists. PROCLAMATION". Whereas, ordinance No. 117 pro vides that the mayor shall forthwith and after the canvass of the election returns by the common council issue his proclamation, whicn shall be post ed in three public and conspicuous places in .said city, embodying the said ordinance No. 117. Now. therefore, in consideration of the premises; I, W. E. Alexander, tho duly quali fied, sworn and aeling mayor of the city of Central Point, Jackson county, Oregon, declare the said charter amendment, being article XXV, set forth in full in ordinance No. 116, calling said special election to have been duly adopted by the voters of tho city by a vote of 5 8 ' yes" to 5 "no," as sot out In detail In the. fore going ordinance, and I hereby pro claim and declare said charter amend ment to bo in full force and effect. In witness whereof, I have hereunto affixed my hand and tho seal of the city nf Central Point. Jackson county, Oregon, this Kith day of October. A. 1).. 1917. W. 13. ALKXANDRR,' Acting mayor of the City of Central Point. .laeksvn countv, Oregon. (SEAL) XOTlf'K To owners of property assessed for street improvements, Including lay ing of sewers, made in the year A. I. 1911. STATE ok pptjonv, rol'NTY OF JACKSON, CITY OF CENTRAL POINT, 'as. Public notice Is hereby given, pur suant to provisions of article XXV of the charter adopted nt an election hdil October Kith, A. !. 1917. to all owners of propetry In the city of Cen tral Point, Jackson comity. Oregon, assessed in the year A. H. KM1 for (he payment of Hie crisis of ;;lreot improvement'!. Including Hie laying of rowers, made in said your, that all assessments ior said r.lroot Improve ments, Including the laying of sew ers, entered on Hip 'I'll docket of said city Ii. said your and now re maining uiiliaiil In wi'olo or In pari, may lie paid in the unilcrslglieil city recorder on or before the 2 7th day of October. A. D. 1917, together with unpaid Interest thereon to November 1, A. D. 1917; and Public notice is further given that nt nnv time within ten days irom tho first publication of this notice, to-wit October 27, A D., 1917, the owner or owners of am- such property so as sessed, on wV.lch property such as- 'o-sment, or any pint thereof, or any lntprp:-t tin renn. now remains un paid, mav fib- Willi, the iiMilorslcned citv rorn -di r wi'illon aipjri,iion to rav-aid nnti'M as oa-ont anil In terost in ten en nil anneal Install ments commencing November 1, A. D. 1 S j 1 , together with Interest on such unpaid installments ut the rate ot ti:-: per centum ! '. ) T'-t annum, pay able semi-annually May 1 and No vember 1 in each year, from Novem ber 1, A. h. IS 17. until said Install ments are fullv paid, with the prlvl-lo-p of paving one or more Install ments on any annual liii tnllniont pay ment date. Said applications to pay 111 1 a equal auiiu.il IiikIiiIIi.k ills in " to cnlil::ill l!io :d.itenicuts required by in Hole XXV of the charter, ami be In the fin in i.rovlilid by ordluume No. 1 1 s and will l.e furnished by the un dersigned r jtcrdi.r to all pertoni; ap plying thrroior. All Mid tmci.mpnU, made, in the year 1911 and remaining unpaid cgi oi aTter the 27th day ol October. A. D. 1 1 7. nnd for which a pi.) lent ions to pay In Ion equal In- s.t.tl linen .-:, eolnmolleiim November 1, A. ll. !'.'-1, art' not li. ado on or be fore ton il;i s lion, Hie (list publica tion of llllf notice. Will ilo collided and the p n ment IbPrPof enforced III acioribmii-Willi the kIii . dinner and onlinaii' ' am. lb able Ihoretu. a required I " 'I'm " irt1 'o XN . ot lhr t hai u r. Dated and raMitbcd the first tin' in the 17th day of Octoter. A D. 1917. J. W. JAC6Bf, Citv 'recorder In and for the eUv of Central I'olin. .Iii'-uhoii county, 'ire son. (pi:D First publication October 1.. A. I. I0'- . Second puMic ion, Odnbr ?f. A. . 101T. , declared the aftprnoon of the'day a legal half-holiday throughout the state. Citizens are urged to do all In their power to promote the success of the serond liberty loan. RENEWED TESTIMONY No one In Medford who suffers backache, headaches, or distressing urinary Ills can afford to Ignore this Medford man's twice-told story. It Is confirmed testimony that no Med ford resident can doubt. M. fl. Liden, shoo repairer, 21 S. Central Ave, p:ik: "I suffered fi'um what the doctor t-ald was rheuma tism, eiiuscil by un excess of uric acid in my blood. It showed Itself by se ore pains, crpecially In my bad: My kidneys were out of order, loo, and theso troubles caused me to run down In health. I couldn't stoop with out getting dizzy. I used Doau's Kid ney Pills and soon I saw a great chango in my condition. The pain began to leave me and my kidneys acted more regularly. By the time 1 had finished three boxes, I was with out any signs of the trouble." (State ment given September 13, 1907.) On March 16, 191ti, Mr. Uiden said: "It has been some time since 1 have hnd any occasion to take I loan's Kid ney Pills, but my opinion of them basn"t changed in any way since 1 fin:t endorsed them. Today I am en joying first-class health." Assessment Xotiee. California -Oregon Power Company. Location of pi-ludnal nlace of busi ness, San Francisco, California. Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Directors, held on Tuesday, September 25, 1917, nn As sessment (Number 6) of Three Dol lars ($3.00) pei sliaro was levied nnon the capital stock of the Corpora tion, payable Immediately to the Sec retary, nt the office of the Corpora tion. No. 129 Leldnsdorff street, San Francisco, California. Any stock upon which this assess ment shall remain unpaid on Satur day, November 24, 1917, will be do- llnciuent nnd advertised for sale at public auction, and, unless payment is made before, will be sold on Wed nesday, January 23, 1918. at the hour of 12 M., to pay the delinquent as sessment, together with the costs of advertising and expenses of sale. J. C. THOMPSON, Secretary of California-Oregon Power Company. Office X umber 129 Loldcsdorff Street, San Francisco, California. . WAXTElf SITUATION'S WANTID Married man wants steady position on ranch. Phone 609-H. 11 FOR KEN'i flOt'SEH POll RENT Nicely furnished bunga low, in Rose Avo. Call afternoons i v 17!' FOR. RP5NT ".-room house nnd sta blo and 3 acres: pari in fruit and berries. Phono S20-X. 1 7S FOR RENT My home on Kings highway. Inspection by appoint ment. C. W. Abercromble. Phone 311-J. 178 FOR RENT Five-room modern hoii.-e, with largo screen porch and garage; dose In. Call ut 2-IG S. Riv. or phono r.70-U. VOlt KENT .MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT For sugar beds. 2- acres of the h.."t land in tho vu'loy underwater. Phono r.lio-2. is: I'Olt KENT Farms nut stock ranch es, garden land. Cold Ray Realt; Co. LOST LtlST Saturday nle,lil on Main st,, calved holy puns'.', on Kold chain. Reward for it I'll to Medford Mall Tribune. 179 LOST Cold Hamilton watch. Open face, with Odd Fellow emblem on tho back. Reward. C. C. Hoover, Phono t:.j-Y. IU' Mountain Stock and Dairy Ranch Close to mifniili! r;iiH',o. I'lO sirr.-;;. 2o ucitd in allalla, o'j uuiu.i under the dilcii; iipiiug wuLcr piped to iiouau and barn, cvurythiii yoes. 2 0 .Icr fiuy cowa; 10 hwifera, 1 and 2-ycur-old; 1 licrcturd bull; ti bogti! 1U lri'$; X tuum; oU cbickcuu; liaruuat; 2 Wdouri; 1 plow; 1 huy Cuik uud ta I ii film si'r'iriiir; sncill toiiin; ii Imi u I To Iomh iit Ii . i ; Tiiir ho use; Kooil luirii and a il;ni!y l)iin;iin tit $u:t)U. Ti Tins nil part. Thi.i 1j .nni and will null. Jmi'I thU j lisL tliu iduuu you havo beun louklug for? Bennett Investment Co. iu2 West Itoiil I'isllllf), Mulii. Phono 7:u. Ihhiiis. Iiiiirnm u. I 1 1 til llll Al-it.(;,ll u. TI.Ml; CAIIK. Leave Medfotu for Ashland, Talent and I'buouix dally, except Suuda, ai t:H0 a. m , 1.UU, 4:00 mud 5:15 p. m Iso on KalJtdjy at 10:15 p. m. Sua days lcavo at s and 10:30 a. m. and :0fi, 2-on, R:S0 and :u p. m. iati Ashland for Medford dally, except KiindHy, at :00 a. ui., 1:00, 4:00 and r : 1 5 p. m. Also oa Saturday nights at 11 : 30. Hilailays leate Ashland at 9: (ii) a. m., and 10.80 a. in., 1:08 4:30, 1:10, and 10:20 C m. HRI.P VVTEr FKM U.K U."I'K1 work. 1 -iilrl for Beneral bone ti'.S-Kl. hoitsp IVs WA.NTKO A competent woman for pnucral housework. Mrs. A. V.. Pennies, W. 10 th 'Jt. Phone tio3. . YVANTE P. Woman for general housework. Mrs. Geo. IT. Parsons. I Phone 49:1 before to a. m. IS- Hl'1.1" WANTI-'P M-iT.K WAXTKn Prune pickers. Saturdsv. at Three Oaks Orchards. ISO WANTED 10 pickers wanted. Free iitney. Call 61, Conner's Wai'e houno. 1 7 C WA TP:nA piilo pickers. 2 " 0-K. l-'i'iink Perry. Phone J7S WanTKO Annie nickers. Phone t)S9-Jl. IS. B. Hall. 1S1 WANTED Pruno-plckers; 13 per 17S box. Phouo 8ii9-lt. WANTED A few more men and women to pisk appleslit the Plilpps orchard. Phone 39-li. WANTED---Hands to work in prune dryer. Phone 7-e4. W W'l'Kfl MISCni.t.AXKOTlM WANTED TO RENT Small fur- nisbed house. Mall Tribune. Address Box J. M., ISO WANTED To rent, well-heated fur niiihed house for winter months K. Corning Uenly. Phono illl-.li. 17S WANTED Old false teeth. Don't matter if brokou. 1 pay $2.U0 to $13.00 per set. Send liy parcel post nnd receive check by return mall. L. Mazer, 2007 S. Fifth St Philadelphia, Pa. ilo WANTED One horse to work for food. Will buy if satisfactory. Phone 452-W. 17S .WAiN'TED To buy first-class second hand wheel for cash. Phone 7t9-R. 17S WANTED Canadian wheat land in exchnnge for country orcity prop erty hero. Bennett Investment Co. 302 WANTED Pine logs. Wish to con tract purchase sugar nnd yellow plno saw-log3 for 1918 dellvory. Will take output large or small quantity and pav attractive figure. See Edgar S. Hnfer. Hotel Med ford. WANTED Dring us your eggs and Poultry. We pay cash. Medford Poultry and Egg Co. WANTKH Houses to more. 4VX.M. or Oi'f-T Phone FOR BALK RtlAL KHTATH FOR RALE 19 acros unimproved land, free and clear. Must sell. $.i00.00. $u00 down, balance 1 year. Interest Included. Mrs. D. L. Sanford, D12 Wesely Kobta Bids. Los Angeles, Calif. tsO FOR RAf,E My home at. .12 C.enova. Ule.cnt bargnln In city. Claud Miles. ISO FOR SLF- Cheap, two newly palnt pd lionsps. Lots adjoining. One houi.e furtilsliPd. Phone II20-W. 178- FOR SALIl 14-acre ranch, with 4 room cottage. Irrigation system and other outbuildings. U miln dun north Main Htreol, Cenlr.il Point. On Pacific highway. Ap ld lo owner on ranch ot T. J. Noo no.i. 190 FOR SALE Farming land, fruit Jul d, stock ranches, timber land, fri.in 1 0 per aero up. on long f line, ra;y payments, or might exchange foi ol hor clear propel ly. Address Hold Itiiv Rnallv Co. FOR SALE MVKSTOtrR FOR SM.K Hood loam mares. r.nn potind1:, with harness, waoo, b ay nick and dump boards. $::'n..u'i. Alr.o team lior'es, cow, aaddli' iiony and f tn t I'll . .1. (I. Wllhiow, Tcl- ent. 17a FORSALE. Welch pony, cheap. Phone !i-F2, or write W. It. Lamb, Medlord. Ib'i' FUR SA 1.10. Hay horse S years old, weight T.'OO lbs. W. D. Welch, Phone S!U. 1st FOIt S.M.F. -20 head .lorrpy Pnws and hcif'TS. Cood inatclicd voiilie tcjini, w'-ir.bt :tun.i. waeon and har ne.s. Ilov C. ll., .Mail Tllliiilio. 1','s Hilt S ALL MP-.('i:LL.'IOl(:.S FOR SALE 1 llerrick rerriguraior, Hi; 1 dresser, t ! "0; 1 dr'j. .; ur, 117 ..'J; i rur.s, $17. o'J. At Fw-IiiS-, li 'ancouvLr. 1:0 FOR ALL Wall caso at LeVoc's. FOR 3 M.E ."j-passen'ier Grant Six at a bargain. Roy L'lrich. Phouo Ii::; ,l:ii'ki:onvlllo, Orei;on. IIl' Foil SVI.E Dry erape stmniii. 't no per load at. Veli:-:ier ranch, I '.: miles noi lll of .lad.'MMivillo. I v. I FOR SALE-- .Apple'.. Siit;:.liliei:;'i, V.'luci.ap::, Lmi Lavis:, Nevowiu, Ctucnlngs, Uennct aeodlinga. Phone 314-W. is FCK SALE Cabluge. delivered or at. luirdcu at Tolo, Ore. Frank II. Ray. ixa I 'd It S ncitri.i l.lv l.eiy l-'urnit.tro and 2 1.', North (irapo, OR SM.E 7 .0 ci'iilc!;. colniilcle Hold .Mcdlonl. staliihird Ed;:ar rf. yrape Hatoi', FDR h'AI. 10,- Potatoes at. $L'.'U i ,r linndred, dellvei-d. Phone till 1M. lsl FOR SALE- Mission grapes, 1c f.cr l. Oearv Orchard. Phone It 13W. ISO FOR SALE ItP-clennod blue stem mid I. title Club wheat. Kc no Carlton ranch. 1 7 i FOR SALE New Krauso piano. No. 3tl W. ith street TO TltAtlK Heal e:t:ite for r.ooil team. Hox SO, Mail Tribe un. 1 79 ''Olt TP AIK I'lve-passengor car on Veiirord rcildeiico proDerty. Ad dress V. I)., care Mall Tribune. 17S MOV1TV TO WILL LOAN nmalt amount" on Im proved cltv rroiertv. K. S. Tumy. ?tn Oarnott Corey bldu. .tnvFV TO inv On mil ec" Pv Phono H4 7-.T T. tl. An"wi. Medford Hnslnes ColleF Itldr Room 3. Ttfnvi-'V to T,ow From inan to Jronn on bund to losn nt 7 nr pent, on pond farm ponr1fr Frf Tnmv, S1 Onriiott-Cnrev Rid. tf fO,fV TO LOAV fnnev to lno on Mpdfnrl nrooertv. faov mnnfb v nnvmAtit floe TI P Wnnrt VAHM MVS, AMORTIZATION PLAN S to 4 0 years, R per pent: A twr cent on de noslts convorttblp into 4 nercent faTm loon heeds: JSRn.nnn In hondq sold wpeklr and mnnev paid farmers. TC. H. Hard. Pee -Treaq. Nntlenal Fnrm Lnns Associations, flsrnott-Oorpr Rnlldlnsr. fedfnrrt 1 SR ItCSIXKSS DIKF.CTOBT. Attornoyfl 6E01tGB CODDING Lawyer, nott Corey Bldg. Uar- PORTER .1. NEPP rooms R and 9, Hank nulldlnit. Attorney t lav, Medford National A.. K RPAMES Lawyer. I'oi-oV bids:. Aeeonntant, E. M. WILSON Certified Public Aw conntant. room 411, M, F. ft H Bldg., Medford, Oregon. Austo finppllen LAHtfR AUTO 8PRINO CO. W are operatlna; the largest, ollwtf nd best equipped plant In the P elfle northwest. TJso our Bprlnw when others fall. Sold under writ ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteontl Bt., Portland, Ore IK'nttftn CK. T. T. SHAW Dentist. Oyer Dam Wa Clothln Store In roorfla tot ms) occupied by Dr. Jones. Phorn SS2-T. Knglneer and Contractor VftF.D N. CUM MINGS Engineer an contractor, 404 M. P. ft H Bid Hurveya, estimates, irrigation dralir age, orchard and land improvement (ilarlinffe GARBAGE Get your promised cleaned up for tho summer. Call on the city garbage wagons for good service. Phoue 274-L, P Y. Allen. Instruction In MnIo FHEij ALTON 1IA1UHT teacher ol plnnn and harmony. Halght Musis) Htudln, 401 Garuett-Coroy Bldfe Phone 73. 3 Iruinranne EARL 9. TUMY tleneral Insurance) office, Fire, Automobile, Accident Liability, Plato Glass, Contraot and tbiroty ltonds. Excellent emu. panlos, good local aervlca. Nb, 31i (iarueit Corey llldg. Pliyslrlniis and Hurgeoni int. W. W. irOW Altl) Osteopathia, physician. .103 Garnelt Corey bull mm. Phono l.'IO. ilt. J. J, FMUKN.S Phyalclan an Burgeon. Practice limited to ey! ear, noso and throat. Eyes sclen tltlcally tested and glasses bud. piled. Oculist and Aurlat for 8. P, . H. K. Co. Officus M. F. ft H. CJ hldg., opposite P. O. Phono 1.C7. -. . .--v - .. a Printer nml I'ul.llsliora .VII IH URli PKINI'ING CO., liaa tit) (test e.,uippod printing ortlco la Southern Oiegnu; Hook btndlnid loo.ie leaf leilgoni, blllluK sHteiua oie, Portland prtee. 37 fiortsl Kir st. ' .:-..;.: KADH TRANSFER STOUAUE CO. Office Nurtn out at. Phuus) HID. Prlcen rlaht. Honrte (uar TltM.l One of the Best Buys in the Country 21 .1x1 on located between Medi'ord and Jai kBonvillc, mllca troi4 Mod lord; every aero very bebt of Hull and all ruilallo Tor alfalfa; all 111 -iiliiiilliti; iti)ih thrown tin pl.ii-f t)U mi-.'mmi best In the alb.'J ; abnut 2 iicri-n in !ard jusl rtiiultii; Into Iti-ai'lnm IVnced hot; IIkIU; S room Iioiisr, uood barn and well, rural hull. U'te,ho;ie. Ar.Julning bind, -v lii- h ii uo bettor, held at. b $ 1M; por aero. Can sell this 2? acofe for -iO C 0. will only tako $1CC0 t6 liiitnH1: p,ood trms on bal.uup. T.ot us show you this tnu t. Bennett Investment Co " IIIU West Main, riono: Office, "3D; Res., SH-Li. j fcw.X