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Newspaper Page TextWEI5TO11TT TRIBUNE, MBDFOTffl.---' OKT:C10Y, TVT.TV?ESPAY, 'MAY 22. MS PIGE FTYE .1 HJDAVS MARKETS v Portland Livestock. - PORTLAND, Ore., May 22. Cat tle steady, receipts 222. Prime steers : $13.00(514.00; pood to elipice steers, " '5ill.o012.50; medium to good steers, 10,0011.00; fair to medium steers ; . $8.o0(n9.50; common to fuir steers, ; $8.00(5)9.00', choice cows and heifers ';. $10.00(311.00; medium to good cows and heifers, $6.508.00; fair to me- ; ilium cows and heifers, $5.006.00 i.mnners, $3.005.00; bulls 6.50 ( 10.00; calves, $8.5012.00; stock- .ers and feeders, $8,0010.00. . r Hogs steady; receipts 505. Prime rfmixed, $17.4017.00; medium mixed, 17.0017.25; rough heavies, $16.00 9 16.25; pigs, $14.50(915.50; bulk ... ol sales, $17.2.)17.50. Sheep steady, receints G50 .East 'of mountains lambs, $10.5017.00; ; valley lambs, $16.0016.50; venr- lings, $12.5013.00; wethers, $11.50 '-.jia.UD; ewes, $10.0010.50. - i t Butter and Eggs PORTLAND, May 22. -Butter ..3 steady; City creamery prints, 44c; cartons, 45c; buying price butter fat W Portland, 43c; cube extras,- S'ji.ic; prime firsts 38'&c; dairy 3132tC ;i EGGS Selling price, case count, if 36c; buying price 3535y2c; selling . :i price candled in cartons, 38o. . POULTRY Hens, 28e lb. ; broilers, i" 40e; old roosters, 20c; turkeys, 35c; '1 geese 18(S20c; ducks, 30c. 3 V Portland Grain. . i WHEAT $2.06; oats. $61.50; i corn. No. 3, yellow, $59; Barley, none. . M1LLSTUFFS Bran, $30 ;' sliorts, f$J2; middlings, $39 per ton. .k . HAY Buying price, timothy, $30 I alfalfa, $24; grain, none offering. LIS Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Dltsworth Sr. made a business trip to the valley Monday and returned Friday p. m. Mrs. Joe Phlpps has been very sick with the measles but Is able to Bit up some some now. Her many friends hope she may fully recover soon. Miss Vera Roundtree closed a very successful term of school last Friday at Laurelhurst school and left for her home In Medford Friday. The Red Cross of Laurelhurst met Saturday with a large attendance and a picnic dinner. There were eight new members and $1.00 donation for the cause. Everybody was busy but all seemed to enjoy the day as it was an ideal day. Everybody come Sat urday as early as possible. Earl Peyton and sister Miss Pearl motored to Medford Friday P. M. and returned Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Peyton and chil dren, Paul and Ralph and little Juan. Ita leave for Aberdeen, Wash., In their car Wednesday, 23rd, to be gone a month for the benefit of Mrs. Pey- tons' health as she has been very sick since the middle of April and doesn seem to Improve much. Earl and Pearl with two younger children a home will take charge of the place till their return. AND VICINITY The patriotic fund drive began Wednesday morning this week, with 20 teams in the field, the entire town to 1)e thoroly canvassed, also Talent and Phoenix, which are In the Ash land district. Rev. C. A. Edwards is campaign manager, and F. E. Watson office secretary. Official headquar ters will he the same as those used for the Liberty loan campaign, and workers will be served with lunch eon by the ladles, who will super ylse dining appointments in Auxiliary hall. Beyond raising the quota for Red Cross, no fixed amount has been set for the patriotic fund war chest, but It Is the aim to make this replen ishing feature as large as possible in view of the numerous demands which will be made upon It. The Red Cross quota Is J5000. Donations may be specifically designated, but unless so stipulated they will be covered into the general war chest. It Is planned to expedite this work without going over the territory repeatedly, conse quently the open purso will speed up the canvassing machinery. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. ."Torwood, hav ing sold their property here, have gone south In search of a new loca tion. The first unit of a motor tour will be In the direction of San Fran cisco Mr. Norwood for several years was linotype operator in the Tidings office. The auto park supply store will be conducted this summer by Mr. and Mrs. Chas. J. Foster. E. D. Brlggs of this city and Mayor C. E. Gales of Medford will be rep resentatives of lllllah temple, Mystic Shrlners, at the Imperial council of the order which meets in Atlantic City. X. J., June 4-6. They will act as substitutes for Hal McNalr and Walter Xeweombe. both of Ashland who are unable to attend. Mr. llrlg! Is already In the cat, having left some time ago wlt'a members of his 1 family for an extensive tour of the central west and Atlantic coast sec tion. In going to Washington to fill a government clerkship, Mlna Brower, recent graduate from the Ashland high school, Joins her sister Voda, who has been employed in one of the leading departments there for some time past. Miss Danford,, teacher In Alaska, has arrived home f-r a summer's vis it with her mother, Mrs. Marcla Dan- ford, on Manzanita street Myron Perkins, former resident, died lately In Portland, aged 64 years. The family home was the premises now occupied by T. W. Acklin on Nursery street The deceased was a pioneer of this state, having geen born near Lafayette. He was the father-in-law of Frank Kerremans, clerk In Enders store in the McCar thy block, years ago. The deceased was burled at Tillamook. His por trait, accompanied by a brief sketch, appeared In last Sunday's Oregonlan. Peter Spencer is the principal-elect of the junior high school. F. A. Brown, recently quite ill at his home on Granite street. Is re ported improving. F. H. Van Volkenburg of Elko, Xov., chief of the fire department of his home town, was In Ashland the first of the week accompanied by two associates, the visit here being inci dent to an inspection of timber Inter ests in this vicinity. The party are touring in a Reo car. They called upon Chief Robinson of the local fire department and were much Interest ed in the merits of the equipment at city hall headquarters. W. A. Freeburg has gone south on one of his customary trips to vari ous portions of Cs'evada and Califor nia. Miss Verna Haight, residing on East Mam street, music pupil of Madame Tracy of Medford, will give a piano recital here this month, the date to be announced later. . Perfection amor-g pupils of local schools has won for them special di plomas in county championship con tests, their record standing at 100 per cent. Hawthorne and junior high school pupils to the number of four are the ones thus honored, their names being Loraine Brookmiller Lova Buchanan, Alta Yokum, and Doyle Sullivan. Junior high has the enviable record of Investments ag gregating J10.000' by teachers and pupils in Liberty bonds, was savings and thrift stamps. Numerically con sidered, this standing leads any school In the county. Mrs. Charley McWilliams has joined her daughter Constance in a visit to relatives In the family of F. G. McWilliams, she having arrived early in the week from Klamath Falls. Brakeman Brown of tho S. P. has rented the C. II. Veghte family home on Gresham street for the summer. Herb Mashhurn of Little Shasta motored over from there this week for a visit hereabouts. He reports crop prospects, especially grain, very poor in Siskiyou county. Dr. F. H. Johnson and wife, In the family car, have gone on a trip to San Francisco and vicinity, their absence to be for two weeks or longer. Home economics as demonstrated at tho Agricultural college will bo er. emplified under Civic Improvement club auspices, at Auxiliary hall, Sat urday, May 25, at 2:30 p. m., by Miss Alva B. Milam, member of the facul ty of that state institution. The high school Alumni associa tion at its lato reunion, elected Mrs. I). PorozzI president; Peter Spencer vlce-jresIdentDr. R. L. Hurdle secretary-treasurer. uix & Son have succeeded E. V. Jones In the garage business on East Main street. Mrs. Kale Hoffman of Jackson ville spoilt Wednesday, n guest at th. home of Mr. and .Mrs. .l jirinn Tri-nr .Mrs. liny KMes and little dum:h- Icr nCthorino, were visitors at Ash land Wednesday afternoon. Al-.. I I, ,-. j . 11. iiiiru-HM nus a siinppcr in Meiltord W cdne-diiy.' Mr. mid .Mrs. W. Voglc and daugh ter ullic attended the lied Men": llliniiuet 111 Mcdtord mie evi.nin.f lii.t week. .mmy 11 inner was a business cal er in Medliiid Fridnv. Mrs. Carl Kroman left Wednesday for Dorris fur a couple of weeks visit with her mother, Mr. J. C tovur. -Mr. and .Mrs. J. K. Ilenhnm nn family, .Mr. and .Mrs. J. J. Kin ami lamily. .Mrs. ((.e and Mrs. Sent of Wagner creek attended the grad nation exercises at the high .whim, mi . im.i 1111 rrioav evening a mem ber nt eaeh of ilmse families was in Hie gnidiiatinn elass. These were: Mis Alia Send, Mis, Calli,. Vogie, Mi-s Helen King and .Mr. I.lnvd Turn er, mIiii all reeeivedth eir diploma. Mrs. Mjirimi Tryer was a bu-iness vi-ilnr in Medfnrd Wednesday nfler 11 0011. Fred fiapp has purchased a beauti . : TALENT TALK AT THE RIALT0 TON kMr i ft siliw tv- "i, ishPMX JACK. SPUR, LOCKPRODIGAl 'WIIIIAM FOX PROPUCTION ful new car of the Oldsipobile make, j Don't forget to call 011 Mrs. Marion Tryer when your subscription to the Mail Tribune needs renewing. Edgar Adams of Wagner creek was a Medford business caller Friday. The funeral of the late E. L. t'oeh-- ran was one of the largest seen here for some time. The services at the house were conducted by licv. Ed wards of tho Methodist church of Asiiiand, who gave a most comforting talk to the family and assembled friends. The beautiful service of the I. (). O. V. was conducted at the grave by Grand Master Treffern, and the liomu lodge of which lie was n member. The Ashland lodge was also in iiKondnnee. The beautiful floral offeriugx bespoke tho respect of his many sorrowing friends. Talent Epworth League met Sun day evening in their annual business meeting. Mrs. '. W. Ilolddrig'e pre sided nnd gave u most interesting talk on the church as an ally of our government. Miss .Mary Tinker, act ing president of the district, was present and gave a very interesting and helpful talk about the coming convention, Joe Ilateiiian, president of the Medford League, spoke very encouragingly of League war gar dens- and wavs in which to inlercst league members. The following of ficers were selected for the coming' year: President, Earnest Jeff en : First vice president, Mrs. C. W. llold- ridgc; second vice president, Mrs. 1. C. Williams; third vice president, Miss Helen Adntnson; fourth vice presi dent, Arthur Kllis; seerelary-treas-urer, Miss Lueilc lloldriilye. Arthur Kllis and Earnest JelTery were elect ed delegates to (lie district conven tion which meets at Grants Pass. Special music was furnished by Mrs. Editli Brocks mid Mi.-.s Helen Adam- 011. Miss Pearl Slump and Mr. llozer were nailed in nianiage Friday. The happy couple left lor J heir honey moon on Saturday morning. Iioniotnbcr Ihc lied Cross every Tuesday and Friday 11 1'lernoniis. This is a work of bringing a little comfort to oar boys, who are saeril ieing iheir lives that we mav not he one of the downlrodfh-n In- one of the most ar bitrary of monarchies, u-m would like nothing belter than In get liis heel mi the neck nf the whole wnrlil. Come and do your bit to prevent such 11 calamity. Church services as usual next Sun day. Pete Snwash is aiimng us again, having returned limne Sunday even ing. Mr. P.uilgenn, our new eilv mar shal, has commenced Ihc cleaning up of the streets and the city pari; grounds, fnr which he shnuld he con gratulate. I. The improvement is no ticable to a marked degree. Mr. and Mrs. Luton, Mr. and Mrs. linberls nf .Mcdt'nro rtcre guests of Mrs. Eaton's parents, Mr. and Mis. Vogle, Sunday. Mr. end Mrs. II. L. Andrews and lamily, another daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Vngi,., were pres ent, having motored over Iron: tlranada. Calif., for, a wee end visit with her pa rents. Ladies' Aid will meet nt the home of Mrs. Vne Thursday afternoon. Miss ( allie Vogle after a two weeks' aiation, will go In P. ml. .ml where she will take a three months' course ill lirtli'ne-Walker enllego. Mr. Fn-ter ha received a two weeks furlough and ha- been spend ing it in Talent with the result that annllier of our wmng Indies hn been spirited aw ay on tin.- vox ago ol iiiatiiiiintiv. Ihc happy one Ihis (inn is Miss Mary Speucer. Accept oil! congratulation-. Mr. nnd Mrs. .les-e Adams an.! Kdgar Adams of Wagner creek spent Sunday at the limne of Mr. nr.d Mri. Ilhn Coleman in Jacksonville. Three more of our Talent hoys have been called to the enlnrs. .lav Spilzer and W 1II1.1111 E. ,'ciil of W agner creek IGHT AND TOMORROW. being in the lust call from Jackson county, and Lawrence French, who left Friday for the navy yards at Premcrton.- ' Mr. Lloyd Lacy and his sister, Miss Etta, left last week for a visit on the Grant's nnss nnd WUdervillc road Their father, John Laccy having been at the saw mill since the spring. Mr. nnd Mrs. Eddy Maxon arrived Thursday from Mt. Hebron and arc the guests of Mrs. Maxim's pnrents, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. W'ithrow. Mrs. Paul yuackenbush left for Bray Wednesday, where Mr. Quack -cnbush has employment. Mrs. Ziders was 1111 Ashland visit or Fridav afternoon. Mr. Peter Spencer completed his .school work in Talent Friday. He moved io Ashland the previous week where he has secured a position with one of the schools. Frank Loder of the California and Oregon Power eompauv of Medford transacted' business in Talent Tiles day. The. county crusher commenced work Monday. l 'hurley TTt'il il i-IiTTTe was" a Medford business caller Tuesday. ' Mr. and Mrs. look in their wi Pollard of lleaglc ol lo market Mon- nay. j Jim Hodgers, Grace Hodgers, Ollie Gordon and Sam Gordon motored to .Medford .Monday. Mr. Hill Davis of Ileagle was in town Monday, Mr. Johnson, the Central Point poultry man, was out in Antioch Monday. I he IV. sl tiiau he had been out to thai p.-'rt of t'ne country. Kluicr and J dm lirake of Hie Meadows pa.-se 1 through (he valley on Iheir way d: town Tuesday. .Mrs. Alnia Simmons has moved back to her home folks at Ileagle, as her husband has enlisleil .Mr. and Vrs. W lizlend nnd daugh ter 1, 1 the Mcrdous went to town T'i.-silav. ..laylicflii Itros. galhorcd Iheir eal lale oil the Table liock range and look llieju lo tin! Meadows Thursday .Mr. and Mrs. Court Snyder, win have been living in Cenlral Point lor several months, will move out week to Mrs. Snyder's parents, Mr. and Mrs. -;, .Mi, ore. Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. John Yin c nt, a habv girl, May 1 I. .nr. ami mt-. sitacey were in town Saturday and brought out their ilai.glilcr, .Mrs. Sam .Marshall, to visit ISort Chapiniin, who has pist re turned from Arizona, has taken a po sition as loreiiian on Mrs. Ilollowav ranch. Those from Antioch who were in .Medford Saturdny were .Mr. and .Mrs Jim Viiiton. Mr. Gordon find fam ily, Mrs. and .Mrs. Chnpmaii, Jesse Glass, ('.ic, John Woods, Fred Itrnwn and Grace lindgers. I heo Glass had the misfortune to lno-e a line mure and coll Sunday night. Ml. Ld Moore has been ouite 1 he pii-t week, through lilting mid training- liun-elt Tillo GIii-s and talailv attended 111 HARROW COLLARS FOll fiPRlWG -CASCQ-2' m, CLYDt-i'sm play given nt the Table Hock school houso Saturday night. A crowd of neighbors and .menus were out Sunday night to ehivnrio Fred Brown and Grace Hodgers, who were married Saturday. , Miss Eva Osbiirn spent the week end with Mrs. L. II. Pierce at Trail. Miss Tressic Pence was a Sunday visitor at Trail. Miss Flossie Tucker left Satur lay for Weed, Calif., where she will .join her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. B. Tucker. Mrs. It. li. Dawson and little child ren Carl and Given, visited the road camp near Dr. Kirkgessner's Satur day, returning homo with her hus band in the evening. School has been, and is still clos ed, on account of measles, hut can not find any one who has them. Miss Clara Skymnn spent Sunday with Mm nnd Mrs. J. II. Howe. Mr. l. Richardson and goats have returned. T.nln Adnmson is on the fk list. M. E. Middlobushor was a Central Point cnller Saturdny. Minnie Poole returned to her home at Drew, Sunday, nfler attending school nt Trail for the pant six weeks. Notice. All German alien enemies are here by Informed that by nroclnmation of the nresldent of the United Statos, it is unlawful for any native, citizen. denizen subject of the German em pire or of the Imperial German gov ernment being males of the ago of 14 years and upwards who are with in the United States and not fully naturalized as American citizens, to apnroach or be found within a half mile of any fedoral or state fort camp, -arsenal, aircraft station, gov ernment of naval vessel, navy yard factory or workshop for the manu facture of munitions of war, or any products for the use of the army or navy of the United States without first having secured from the United Stntes marshal In the district In which thoy reside, a permit so to do In comnllnnco with Instruction hero. toforo Issued by the Untied Slates de partment of justice You will nlease take notice that Hie United Stales mnrshnl for- the district of Oregon, or one of his dopu ties, will bo at the police hcndqiiiir. ters In tho city of Medford on tho 2Sth dny of May. 191S. for the pur pose of receiving applications of Ger man alien enemies for such permits. This action has been authorized, for your convenience, by the United Stntes department of justice at a considerable expense to tho govern ment ALL GERMAN ALIEN' KiVKMIICS WHO FAIL TO SECURE THESE PERMITS WILL THEREAFTER HE LIABLE TO SUMMARY A It R EST AND INTERNMENT FOR THE PE RIOD OF THE WAR. O. F. ALEXANDER. United States Marshal, District of Oregon. , NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERN MENT TIMBER General Land Of fice, Washington, D. C, April 10, 1118, Ps'otlce la hereby given that subject to the conditions and limita tions of tho act of Juno 9, 1916, (39 Stat, 218), and tho Instructions of the Secretary of the Interior of Sep tember 15, 1917, tho timber on the following lands will be sold Juno 3, 19)8, at 10 0 clock a. m., at public auction at the United States Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, to the highest bidder at not less than the appraised value as showa by this no tice, snlo to ho subject to tho ap proval of tho Seerotary of tho lnto rlor. Tho purchaso price, with an additional Bum of one-fifth of one tier cent thereof, being commissions allowed, must be deposited at tlir.o of snlo, money to bo returned If sale is not approved, otherwise patent will Issue for tho timber which must bo romovnd within ten years. Bids will be received from citizens of tho Unit ed Stntes, associations of such citi zens and corporations organized un der tho laws of the United Statos or any State, territory or district there of only, upon application of a quail fled purchaser, the timber on any le gal BUU-ill vision will be offered sepa rately before being included In any ortcr of a larger unit. T. .'to 8., R. 1 E., Sec. 1: SEVi SW, red fir 4110 M., white fir 20 M., yellow pine 10 M none of tho fir to bo sold for 103s than S1.00 per M., nnd none of the yellow pine for less than 11.60 per M., T. 37 S. R. 3 W Sec. 23, SVV!4 NWU. red fir B00 41., yellow plno 280 M.. SE vi NW'4, red fir SCO M., yellow plue 3iiU M.; NE'a HW, red fir 180 M yello pine 440 M.; NWV4 SV ', , red nr 40 il., yellow plno 510 M. ; SU 'A SW'ii, red fir 190 At, yellow plno am M.; hkmbwh red fir 125 M yellow plno :ii0 M.; NW'H SEVi, red fir 100 M., yollow nine 340 ,M.. nono of tho rid fir to bo sold for lens thsn (1.00 per M., and nono of the yellow pine for less than 11.60 per M. T. 22 8., il. t W Sec. 1: N E NW4, red fir 530 M., cidar 45 M.; i.VV!4 NW'i, rod fir 485 M., cedar 40 M.; SE'A NWVi.rod fir 640 M.. cedar 20 M.; 8W Vi NWW, red fir 405 At; NW14 NE Vi red fir 500 At, nono or which bIiiiII ho sold for loss than J 1.00 per M. T. 31 S. R. 11 W, Sec. 13: NWVi NWH. yeilow fir 1315 At, cedar 150 At; Sec. 19: NW ',i NE Vi yellow fir 1165 At, white fir 15 M., cedar 300 At; SWVi NE'i, yellow fir 140 At, while fir 10 5 At, cedar B0 At; Sec. 21: NEVi NE V , yellow fir 1050 At. cedar 120 M., nono of the fir to ho sold for less than too per At, and nono of the cedar to ho sold Tor less thnn $2. On per At (Signed) CLAY TALLAIA.V, Commissioner General Land Office FOR H.M.K IlKA L KSTATK. FOR BALo, Farming Una, fruit land, stock ranches, timber land, from III) per sere up, on long time, easy psvments, or might etchings for other clear property. Address llgld HJ Kesllj Uq, . TRAIL ITEMS HELP WANTED FEMALE WANTED Woman for eanerul housework; two in family. Inquire (115 W. 13th. 52 WANTED Girl Tor general house work. Phone 40S-K3. 65 WANTED Competent woman for goneral housework. Mrs. Guy w. Conner. Phone 724-.T. HELP WANTED MALE. WANTED Apple thinners. Bear Croek Orchard. Phono 46S-J2. 53 WANTED Chore 697-J2. Phone WANTED Man and wife without children on orchard; woman to cook. Glvo references and experi ence. M, Mail Tribune. 51 WANTED SITUATION. WANTED Position; experienced man and wife on dairy or stocK ranch. 130 Bartlott. Phone 199-M. 5G WANTED Work by man of experi ence In landscape gardening, either bv dav or hour: lawns or garden ing preferred. J. J. Pierce. 222 Holly street. Phone 247-L. WANTED Practical nurse wants work. Phone Mrs. R. Herbert, caro of Mrs. A. M. Thomas, Central Point. 55 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Pasturo for team, close in. . Phone evenings. Phone 77S-J. 61 WANTED Piano to store for use; best of care; no children. Lock box 99S Medford. 53 WANTED A two-horse riding corn cultivator. A. L. Loomls, Phone 480-J. 1103 W. 10th St.. Medford. 5C FIELD'S COMPANY, at Palm Block, Is now prepared to do all kinds of gonernl assaying adn mine report ing. 75 WANTED Potatoes for hog feed; must be cheap. Q. W. Dewey, Tal ent 5 2 WANTED Popcorn, at DeVoe's. WANTED Sell your cream to the Ore" whttre the tests and cash 1 V. ...... .. T3-nA - n.nM1 DhI.I counts. WANTED Houses to move, build. repair or wreck. Phone 488-M or 488-X. WANTED R. H. Toft buys Llborty bonds, also mortgages, notos, judg- ments, escrow contracts, etc., and makes short time loans on any old thing. FOR SALE IitVESTOCK. FOR SALE Sow and eight pigs, pr will trado for good cov;. iPhone 370-R. . . 65 FOR SALE 25 hogs, weight 70 to 150 lbs., and two brood sows. .1 Rlgsby. Brownsboro, Ore. 62 FOR SALE Young Hereford bull. I). W. Klncald. Phone 19-Flt Ashland. D7 FOR SALE 150 fine Rambolott owes; 145 have lambs; ,15 are year- lings. Address II. L. GrlsBom, Climax, Ore. 60 FOR SALE Small team, buggy, Sim plex separator, old wagon. Phono 25-.12. 51 FOIt SALE Toam of smnll mules. Ownor has been drafted and a hur-l gain It taken Immediately, Phone 351-L. - 65 FOR 8ALH 1-OUITKY AND EGGH. FOIt SALE 42-l-Y. -Good R. 1. eggs. Phone 52 'OR SALE White Leghorn hatching eggs. May best month to hatch next wlntor's layers If you have right stock. Fine layers bred to grand O. A. C. males. Eggs 60c per setting, straight. E. It Wostcr- fiold, .Medford, Oro. Phone 19-F4 61 FOR SALE -AIIHCKLLANKOUS. FOIt SALE Ono-horso Osborne1 mower, prnctleully new; one mow er knife grinder. Call 236 from 9 a. in. to I p. m. 5:1 FOR SALE 1910 Hodge, perfect mechanical condition. Power Auto Co. 6 FOR SALE Hath tub, wutcr healer, .Ill-Kill, tank, and plpo, J 10. J Reler, Jacksonville. 5: FOR SALE One 1918 Chevrolet, al most new ; guaranteed to bo In per iod eiuiiiiiion. rower Auto Co. 5: FOR SALE C-holn malleable run i-iiiiraer oil stovo anil nvon Kvfi Axmliiater niK, snnliarr eoucii cnii utiiiks ami noil, singer sowing ma. 1110. wnsiiing machine. wM,.r m ou inning laiiio, Phono 6 1 1 -R5 f.:: run Ai.r. Platform scales, nlmom now. eight dozen half-gallon and iiaarn mnt Jars. Geo. Iletts cen tral rolut Hotel, Central Point . .,,.-, miu inuy s saudie, one l-'l o r 1.- - 1 . .. . ... iMicKiiiiiirn, ono rook stove. 15 N. nariieii mreet, .Medford, Oro. 61 t ll MAI.K Holl-tOD desk. In hie dresser, porch swing, an sime ink, a mower 11 iron, beater, berts souno, at a bargain, 304 South Contra . L FOR SALE -overland touring car In .i.-eiusB coiiuiuon. I'bouo 43:1 FOR HALE Ono single buggy, In Bi l l 4 '""'""hi Orchard. tOH KLE Secunrr-iiand hand bear. .. pray, outfit, UMtort jjjoa, ltisixuss ommri'iXiTiKS S.H s. FOR SALE Hotel and store at a reasonable price. It Interested write for particulars. De Vall Stevens Co., I. eland. Ore. . 53 FOR RENT HIUSEKEEPINQ KOOM8. FOR RENT Cheap, store building with living rooms above. At cor ner of Oakdale and 11th streets. Phone 85-.il. FOIt RiSNT APA flTMENTS. FOR RENT One completely fur nished apartment. Hotel Holland. tl- FOR RENT Furnished apartment. summer ratos. The Berben. MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY TO LOAN Money to loal an Medford property. Easy montn It payments. Be D. R. W00A. LOST. LOST One bay mare, wolght about 1200 lbs., age 6 years. Geo. Hil ton. Phono 86-H. 61 LOST. Young Collie dog; collar with name McDonald on it. Phone 608-Y. 51 FOUND. FOUND Anyone missing a pure white billy goat will probably find him on Vilas ranch. 52 BUSINESS DIRECTOR . Attorney!. PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-at-law. rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. A. E. Reames, Lawyer. Garnett- Corey Building. Anto SappUe. LAHTER AUTO 8PRINO CO. W are operating the largest, oldest and best-equipped plant In the Pa cific northweBt Use our sprlcfl when others fall. Bold ander writ ten guarantee. 84 North Fifteenth Bt, Portland, 0-egon. Farm Loans. AM0IT1ZATI0,L0AN.Pay"bIei to 40 years, 5 'A per cent Money ready when land appraised and ti tle perfected. E. H. Hurd, Sec'y Troas. Nat. F. L. Ass'n, Garnett Corey Bldg. 63 GarDage GARBAGE Get your premise! cleaned up for the summer. Call on the city garbage wagons for god sorvlce. Phone S51-Y. f Jf.Allen, . . .' K.icrt Accountant. WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wil son, C. P. A. Ask about our new and simplified mothod of account ing. Particularly valuable to any buslnoss as a tlmo-saver giving full business detail. M. F. & H. Bldg., Medford. Phono 167-R. Instruction in Music FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of piano and harmony. Haignt mush Studio, 401 Garnett-Uorey mag, Phone 72. Insurance. ALICE HOLLOWAY Fire. Accident Automobile, Liability policies wnv ten with best English and Eastern Companies. Office 408 Garnett Corey Bldg. EARL S. TUMY General Insurant oftico. Fire, Automobile, Accident, Liability, Plate Glass, Contract and Surety Bonds. Excellent com panies, good local service. Ne. 211 Garnett-Corey Bldg.' Investments. CAN place $1000 loans on first mortgago roal estate at 8 per cent Tho Laud Bank lonnB only to ac tual farmers. Farm Loan Bonds for salo. Finance the (armor to feed our armies nnd allies, E. II. Hurd, Garnett-Corey Bldg. 63 Pinning Mill. THOMAS MOFFAT General mill work, sash, doors, mouldings and screeus. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone 184. Physicians and Bn 'eons. DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia physician. 303 G melt-Corey build ing. Phone 130. DR. J. J. KM MENS Physician sna surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst for 8. P. R. It Co. Offlres M. F. ft U. Ce Bldg. Phone 567. Printers and Publishers. . MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has th bust equipped printing office la Southern Oregon. Book binding, looso leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices, 27 North Fir St . ttransfet. EAD3 TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Otrice 42 North Front St Phons 116. Prices right. Service guar sntead. INTEHURIIAN AUTOOAB CO, TIME CARD. Leave Medford tor Ashland, Talent and Phoonli rtiiv .,.,.1 u,. " "- 8:00 a. m., 1:00. 4:00 snd 6:15 n. Also on Bam r day at 10:16 p. m Sua. days leave at 10:30 a. m. and 1:S0. 61 5:3 Oand 9:80 p. m. Leave Ashland ror Medford dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. m 1:00, 4:00 and 6:15 p. m. Wll imiiiiii; Blgllia m V.aw, Sundays leave Ashland at '00 a. a iJiiliMIM!1!! Ms-