MDPonD matt; trttjTtke, dford, onEooy, Friday, ,TrTF, 7, 191a
page rrvE'
MELD SPENT
$500 IN PRIMARIES
SALEM, June ". Robert N. Stiin
ficld toilny filed with Secretary of
State Oleott a Muinent of his expen
ditures in connection with his cmn
pugn for tho republican nomination
lor I'uiled Slates senator.
lie spent if 500, paid to John W.
Kelly, formerly political reporter of
the Portland Telegram, for nersonni
services. That is all, according to
his statement, in which he makes the
following oath; '
"Thai 1 have .Jure full" examined
and read the'reiiiin of my election
fc-Apeiises (amounting to $."i()0) and
receinU ( amounting to .$51111) hereto
attached1, and to the beU of up- know
ledge and belief that return is full,
correct and triie. I .
"And I further state on oath that,
except us specified in this return, 1
have not paid any money, nor has
any money or equivalent for money
to my knowledge or belief been paid,
r.dvanced, given or deposited by any
one to or in the hands of myself or
uiiy other norson for my nomination
or election for the purpose of paying
expenses incurred on my behalf
oil account or in respect of tho emw
duct "or management of said election."
!Phe Slniificld Senatorial league re
ported expenditures of 2lj 18-1 l.(i'2.
I 1 1
f Portland Livestock'
' PORTLAND, June 7, Cattle
steady; receipts 149. Prime steers
$14 fi 15; Rood to choice steers
$12. 501(1 ''13.50; medium to good
steers' $11 12; fair to medium
steers'$10. 50011. 50; common to
fair steers $910; choice cows and
heifers $11 12 ; medium to. good
cows and heifers $7. 50 9; fair to
medium cows and heifers ,$i7;
canners ,$4G; bulls $G.50j)10;
calves $8.50 11.50; stockers and
feeders $S4J10.
Hogs, 15 to 25 cents lower; re
ceipts 5S0. Prime mixed $1G.85fi
17; medium mixed $1G.40iUG.G0;
rough heavies S15.S516; pigs
' tl5.C05T15.73; bulk of sales $10.90
16.96,: . ... - .,
Sheep steady .on prime; heavy stuff
will drop first ojt nerft week. Receipts
595. East of mountain In nib a $ 111.50
717; valley himbs ' JIGIG.GO;
yearlings 10(iiill; wethers $10
10.60; ewes $7 9.50.
Chas. McWIlliams, wife and daugh
ter have returned to their home at
Klamath Kails after a visit here with
relatives.
Tho Homo hakery at tho north en
trance to the Plaza Is closed Tor the
time being. Too many restrictions
on the use of bukers materials 1b as
signed as a cause. Abe llutler, ie
proprietor, will take a vacation, und
Is liable to reopen the establishment
at anp old time. This bakery was
very convenient for tourists and rest
dents of the west Hide.
Over a score of young men, who
reached the age of 21 between June
G, 1917, and the sami date of the
present your, have registered at At
torney Dickey's office as subjocts for
military duty, 20 from Ashland and
one credited to Talent.
The new naval recruiting station
is conveniently located at the corner
ot Main and Oak streets, In the Owen
building. Yeomen Burger and Durk-
heimer are In charge, fortified with
a diminutive portrait gallory and
abundant reading matter setting
forth tlie attractions and advantages
of the naval service.
About 30 members of the old First
company of. tills city aro included In
tho roster of tho new G9th battalion
of artillery, now being formed at Fort
Stevens for overseas duty This list
includes the names ot most ot the
Ashland boys who have not already
gone to France.
Tho new landlord of Hotel Austin
Is IT. W. Langcmour, formerly of
Seattle. Tho houso was reopened the
first of tho week affording both meal
and lodging accommodations Instead
of rooms only as for sometime past.
Anticipating a water shortage this
summer und In order to curb users
who waste it, the city council contem
plates meter installation. The ques
tion heretofore has been one of expe
diency due to t lie higrprossuro. and
a few will be installed iu. order to
lest their 'merits before investing In
enough of ' the devices to tect de
mands In general. It is conceded
that the meter system is the logical
way -of handling the water problem,
R. P. Campbell, alias "Dick Posey'
has Joined tho clerical force In the
grocery department of Endors store.
Mrs. Lola Payne Applegato, of
Hillsboro, is visiting relatives here,
accompanied by her two children.
lira. Frank- Jordan lias gono to
Portland to Join her husband who In
employed tlioro. En route she will
stop at Albany to seb her fnther-in-
nw who Is critically 111.
Artie Craws of tho , Hood River
schools, is home for tho slimmer
schools.- Later lie contemplates en
tering the army Y. ji. C. A.; service.
Ownership of the Bland place, lo
cated on railroad land west of Ash-
;" Hotter and Kggs ,
PORTLAND, Juno 7 'Hotter firm.
City croainory T-rints -41e cartons
,45; buying price butter fat, Portland,
43c; cube o::tras. "tOc;. prime firsts
39c; firsts 3fic;' dairy 33c.
EGGS-JSelliiig .price, case count,
38(K.'l!)e ; buyim price, 37!-c; stIIinjr
price, candied, J0((i 4 tc; selected enn
died in cartons, 41(a-Lio.
POl'LTHY Hens, 21(ff2:ic;
broilers, 2-KSSIOc; old rqosers, Sc;
turkeys, 3fic dressed; geese, lB(ff 20c;
ducks, 30e.
Hilt, Hornbrook and Yreka. Some ot
them had a little experience on their
return trip when they crossed tho
state line, having their autoa search
ed by the state police, but I hea"rd
of no arrests being made. There was
also a number came from Medford
and Jacksonville out here for dinner,
among whom were tho Medford post
master, George P. Minis, Dr. and .Mrs.
J. W. Robiuson, H. K. llamel and
wife. Judge and Mrs. Tou Velle, J. J.
Haville, Mrs. iu Barber and Miss
Barber.
Sunday was the closing day for the
protracted mooting that Ruv. Wm.
Driver has been holding for the past
month. Ho has preached six times a
week during four weeks in May and
tho most of his sermons were good,
altho he did not succeed in gaining
many members to bis church during
the month, there were eight came
forward and by that act expressed
desire to embrace Christ, but there
was only two united with tho church
and tliey were Mrs. Robinson and her
little daughter. They were immersed
Sunday afternoon in Butte creek.
Sunday night he held his last services
and had a good congregation. Rev.
Driver and his wife are fine singers
and aro very pleasant and agreeable
companions und we trust that their
labors In their next field ot labor will
bo crowned with abundant success.
His car was taken to Medford Tues-
day.
Died Juno 5, Mss. Emma E. Millu
at tho residence of her father, Mr.
John McAllister near Lako Creek,
aged 22 years, six months and 13
days. Sho leaves her husband, one
child, her father, three brothots and
three sisters. Tho remains were In
terred Wednesday afternoon In the
Brownsboro cemetery. Religious ser
vices were conuucieu uy yqur i-jugie
Point correspondent. TJiere was a
large- number of neighbors and
friends followed the remains to the
grave.
County Surveyor Rhodes was among
tho business visitors Tuesduy.
Mrs. O. M. Goss, who has been
teaching tho Intermediate department
of our school moved to Butte Falls
Tuesday.
Jlr! and Mrs. J. H. Tyrcll, for
mally of Lako Creek but now living
on the Medford-Jucksonvillo road,
wore smiling on (heir old friends in
Kaglo Point Tuesday. They had been
up to. look ot or their old place where
the mariganesb mine and mill is sit
uated, but she says that the place
does not look natural for things nro
so. changed, it don't look liko her old
ncut homo but more like a mining
camp. Tliey have bought a little
homo about two and a hall' miles
from Medford and Mrs. Tyrell says
that she is getting used to her now
Tuesday. Messrs. Miller and Coss re
port that they have unearthed a man
ganese mine on Salt Creek that as
says equal to If not better than any
of tho ore that has been discovered
as yet In that section.
Ono of the Adler brothers and one
of the Hummel brothers who aro
working In the manganese mine on
Luke Creek went npon the Eagle
Point-Lake Creek stage Wednesday.
REESE CREEK RIPLETS
Rev. Jonn Stille 'preached at Mr.
Merrltt's last Sunday afternoon to
good ' audiences on: "Jesus Christ
came to seek and to save thut which I
was lost." He will preach at Reesoj
Creek next Sunday afternoon. I
The Junior Red Cross still meets'
at the school house on Friday after
noons, ' .
Cleo and Lois Robertson of Eagle
Point visited at their grandparents'
this week.
W. E. Hanfmel and H. Watklns
made a business trip to Talent this
week.
Mr. Crandall and family took din
ner at Mr. Vestal's Sunday.
Several from this neighborhood at
tended the services and baptizing at
Eagle Point Sunday.
There is a busy throng at the Lewis
sheep camp these days shearing his
sheep. "
Withrow expect to leave Thursday
for Marslificld, to. join Mr. Jlaxon
and Mr. Withrow, who arc employed
ill the shipyards it that place.
-Mrs. T. ('. Williams, Mr. und Mrs.
Weaver, .Mrs. Win. C. lieod, Mrs.
Kdim llnhlridge. Mrs. Karl Kills, Mrs.
L. L. JclTery. Miss Ann Kllis; Miss
Lucile IoIdrilge, Miss Kdilh llucn,
Mr. Karl Weaver, Mr. Clarence .lef
fcry, Hoy Weaver, and Carl Kllis, Jr.,
assojnlilcil at the home of Mr. and
iiy i.' ...
.Mrs. I an rjoiiiiiu iu lino 11 siupiisc
party, but were disappointed, Mr. and
Mi's. Froninn bciiur entertained for
the nijibt liv Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Davis
at , their 'homo on Wagner creek.
, lied- Cross Tuesday and Friduv.
Come mid sew for your hoy. He
nmy bo the iicxt lopfiill a victim to a
Hun shot or bombshell. The necd'i
aieut, make this work a part of your
weekly work. .
- Mr. Manning left , for n business
tiin to Portland Wednesday.
Mr. Fred llrundt arrived froin
Pressor, Wash., Wednesday. -
County Commissioner Owen ' in-
neeted the, ennui v crusher" Wednes
day. Mr. and Mrs. Jack True of
Ashland also visited Hie crusher Wcd-
dny. '
WASTED MISCELLANEOUS
"WANTED To buy, a first-class tire
less cookor. Phone 102-X. GO
Tffl TALK
land near Frederick, seems to lmvojhomB an(l ,lkos ,t vory TmU
been confirmed In Georgo . Malhos he , s .
thru government land drawing chan-1 a mi,er of her new neighbors, thru ' iu."' Jay will be badly missed, he
Miss Cidlie Vojrclc left ' Saturday
for Portland, to enter Hiirkic-AValkcr
college, where she will take a thrco
months' course. This will complete
Miss Yogole'S' studies and will enti
tie her to a state diploma. We shall
nil miss Miss Caliie because of her
t ml lit ul work as pianisl at all ser
vices of the church.
Mj. and Mrs. J. C. Kvard, Mr. and
Mrs, Arthur Evans, Mr. und Mrs. A
J. Evans, and Mrs. Frank Evans
motored over from Jloris, Calif..
Thursday to surprise Mr. and Mrs,
Froman and Mr. and Mrs. liuirli
who were preparinir io move to (he
northern part; of tho slate. Mr. and
Mrs. High's, ttesiinntion lieiun Tu-
coinu, Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. Fro
man's being Portland;
Mr. J, F. Fuller .was an Ashland
business culler , Sutiiruay afternoon
Mts. Jay Terrell was an Ashland
visitor Katurdny. .
Jnnics .1' Irestbne c". returnl'd to
Camp. laiivis Monday, 'bavins Vcceiv
ed a furlougli to uttend his broth
er's l'tinem!.' . '"
Juy Withrow left Thursday Inorn
for Fort Winfield Seolt, Culifrir-
l'ortlalnl Grain
WHEAT $1. 98(1-2. 05
none offered. Oals, $."7j
; barlc
corn, No.
p. vcllow, .t:u. ,
MiLLSTl'I'I'S Bran, .T.0; shorts.
$32; middlings; $3!) per ton.
HAY Iiuyino; price, timothy, $28
(n30; alfalfa, $24; grain, none.-
I
ASHLANET AND ViCiHITY
Bankers owing allegiance to Group
Four of the units which constitute
the state association, met here on
Tuesday, with delegates present from
Mcdfordi Grants Pass, and Klamath
Fills In addition to local representa
tives. The financial men dined at
Hotel Austin and met In library
rooms to discuss business affairs. The
meeting was eminently a social ono.
business considerations being rele
gated to second place.
Geo. F. McConnell, visiting here
with his family from Ocean Park,
Cal., is temporarily assisting nt the
lybito Houso grocery, an occupation
with which he Is tlioroiy familiar.
having conducted a business along
the samo lines in this1 city years ago.
Major J. E. Thornton, of the Ash-land-Medford
militia battalion, has
appointed Charles Robertson of this
city as supply officer, and W. Y.
Crowson ot .Medford, as adjutant, the
appointees havin? rank of second and
first lieutenant respectively.
Tho W. J. Carpenter orchards on
Terrace Heights, supply the first
cherries of the season, tho variety
being early Koss.
Dr. 1". II. Johnson, dentist, has re
turned from a fortnight's timing
Kan Francisco and other points in
central California. He reports cer
tain sections of highway a hard roail
to travel for autoa.
Elvldgo McH'tllloms lias gone to
Portland to Investigate opportunities
y.- employment Iu the shipyards.
nt Thrt nrli'imtl .nl;irn nf Ivvnnfv
odd acres was well Improved years!
ago iu the hope that absolute titlej
could lio secured under the California
& Oregon land grant allotment, nnd
a nilnoral claim on the premises was
also worked to supplement Hie set
tler's status as to ownership.
The normal school camapign com
mittee has delegate Hen Sheldon as
Its special representative to visit
eastern Oregon' and urge the merits
of the local institution in connection
with statewide puln'clty in behalf of
normal school Interests thruout the
slate, presumably on' tile basis ' of
three Institutions iu Oregon.'
The local Elks loiigo'will resume
tho accustomed summer scltedulo us
to meetings. "Beginning with July
and ending with September tbero will
be ono meeting per month, nnd the
July gathering will be postponed un
til tho 1.1th owing to the round-up
celebration.
Prof. Irving Vlnlng has returned
to Ashland from New York City for
the summer,
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
By A. C. Howieti
Anions tho Im.siness cullcrH Satur
day afToinooii wero Miss Wtlmer
Morrin, of finite Fulls, W. S. liaker,
V. K. Urittsen, Carl Herdsman, nnd
Thomaa O'llrlan. Mr. Hrittsf-n nn:i
Herpsma wure on their way .up to
tho H. S. Anderson raiuh with seven
head ot milk. rows. Mr. Amioreon i
titoi-hini; his raneh with dairy cows
and finds that it Is a nritatlo busi
ness. They bought the cows near
Talent and drovo them us far as
KaKlo Point thu first dav
Tho lied ,CrM danto Saturday
nfiulit proved tn he a paying huidni'ss
as thy fuld one hundred and twenty.
five niinibiTs at a dollar each and re
ceived twenty-five dollars lor lunche.i
noltlntf the sociHy a little over one
hundred dollars.
Sunday mornfns liroke on us bright
anil fair, just si! eh a 'morning as we
generally have here in this favore(J
land nhont June 1 t, and tin result
was that quite carl In the morning
the autcdstr- from the different parts
of tho country as wWl as from the
iowns and cities wero on the roud
jrninf; some one way and some anoth
er. Q'tito a number of our citizens
took a trip across the tihkiyoua to
tho lied Cross society and is hegiii'
ning- to feel quite at home.
D..R. Patrick was nmons the din
ers Tuesduy und no reports that he
bus about seventy porkers t lint he
Intends to turn oft' this fall and then
ho thinks of solng to work In some
ono of the government shipyards. Ho
is a carpenter by trade.
Superintendent Neaison of tho P.
& E. reports thut tho S P. railroad
company have put in an order for
90,000 feet of lumber and that' the
U. S. govern ment have an order for
ono hundred thousand feet from the
ltutle Kalis mill, so that will ;;ivo the
P. & 10. fcomelhiug to do provided the
mill geU to work und does business.
Tho moat of the farmers are busy
now cutting and putting up their hay
and I noticed that there was quite a
lot of hay already cut as I went to
llrowusnoro today to attend that
funeral, lint there seems to he aj
general complaint thut tho hay crop j
Is very short.
Sam "Courtney and his brother-in-law,
Frank Castor aro cleaning up
and repainting a number of cars just
now. They took dinner with us
Tuesday.
J. il. Trusty or Trail and his son
Henry and C. V. Web.ster wero also
among the callers Tuesday.
Kalph Gardner of Lake Creek, Mrs.
Grant Mathews and her daughter,
Mrs. J. V. Johnnon, Miss Dahlia Min
ter and her father, Robert Minter.
Frank Miller and wife and J. A. Coss
were among tho business callers
T HOUSE REPORT
Reported by Jackson County Ab
stract Co.. Sixth and Central At.
WANTED- Thinning boss.
Applo thlnnors.
To buy hay.
Mlravlstn Orchard. Call at meal
time, 51t7-J2.
WANTKD Wooden water tank in
good condition, capacity 200 to
300 gallons, llagley Canning Com
pany, Talon t, Oregon. 65 1
WANTKD 1914 or 1915 Ford five-
passenger body. Phono 411-R4
G. M. LoomlH. tiu'
FOn REK1 HOUSES.
FOR RENT Well furnished modern '
bungalow, flvo roomn. bath, gar
ago, ate,1 Jan. Campbell, phone
311-R. Hit .
FOft JlfcNT HICSEKKWIXQ
! BOOMS. ' '
"Oil HE. NT Modern furninlied
housekeeping rooms, 315 North
Hartlett, phono, 6"S-R.
FOR KENT. Furnished housokcaii
iliff rooms. 311 North Hartlett.
WANTED Dried fruit, borrioa and
vegetables. L. F. Loztor, 101
Cottage street. Phone 383-L. 6ft
FIELD'S COMPANY, at Palm Block,
is, now prepared to do all kinds of
general assaying adu mine report
ing. .. 7G
WANTED Popcorn, at DeVoe's.
WANTED Sell your cream to the
Johnson Prod. Co., Central Point,
Ore., where the tests and cash
. counts.
FOR RENT Furnished apartment,
summer rates. The Berlmn.
WANTED Mouses to move, build.
repair or wreck. Phone 488-U or
48K-X.
LOST May :
pink lined
line office
WANTED R. 11. Toft buys Liberty
bonds, also mortgages, notes, Judg
ments, escrow contracts, etc.. and
makes short time loans on any old
' tning.
FOR 8 AT,E--REAI, ESTATE.
Circuit Court. - --
Jackson County vs. H. S: Bailey ct
Il Certificate. Decree. '
Paul Kmil flottsehalk vs. Mamie
Oiittseliufk. Affidavit. Order.
Nellie Prork vs. Curtis l'roek.,Di-
vrce.
Otto Mitchell et ul vs. F. J. Hergcr
t hi. ' Order.
Ida J. Stewart et nl vs. P. G.
Jlatliesoii ,et ul. Affidavit. Order
for publication of summons.
Thomas Owens vs. Wm Curler.
Summon.'. -
llathoway J. Hooker, estate. ISonil
of guardian.
1. W, Thomas, estate. Report ot
sale. .
being oiie of the aetivc.woi'kors in Ihe
clniri'li, though wo nro" glad he hn
responded to his country's enll'.v
Mrs. John CnlViii and children
canie in Sunday to spend a few day;-
wilh friends, returning Tuesday
morning. :"
.Monday evening tlte , sleam roller
arrived to work on lite Wagner creeli
road, where I lie sand und roek is be
ing hauled i'ro.ii the pountv rock
crusher, ' which is patting out more
rock than the e in secure teams to
hipulle. and together with the three!
rdilitinnal triifk ; are kept busy.
I fen YV wml liter a' visit with old
friends here l'ir u few dnys relu ra
id to the iinv'y yijrds in San Fran
cisco Tuesday.
Kit (in Pee-on left TuHMnv to en
ter the navy hi San Francisco. .
, Dr. Andirson leaves Safurda" lo
ultend Ihe state veterinary conven
tion having been chosen as ileleirule
The convention will lie nt Portland.
Or. Anderson is well deserving of this
honor.
Will (ileims anil familv nre guests
of his parents, on Wngnor creek,
having arrived recently from Texas
Earnest JHTery left Tuesday nigh!
for Oakland, Calif.
The iiiarlerlv tiic-t inir of the .Metli
odist church was held Monday even-
inir. A Sunday school hoard meet
ing also held lit Hie same time.
He v. Van I'ossi-n will preach at the
Meihndist church next Sunday
morning. Other services of (ho day
us usual.
Mrs. I.ucv Maxon and. Mrs. 'Man
. Real Estate Transfers.
Orvlllq II., Moore et al, to P-ert;.,
E. Smith,, land in twp. 38, S. ',
. ft. 1 W. - .; .....$12,000
E. II. Pli-kel et ill, to Maude U.
rarsons, part block 20, city of
, ilcdfOTd-'..
E. 11. PlckeJ ,ot al, to Maudo 11.
Parsons, land on Summit oyo
nuo, and lot l!i, blk. 1, Summit
Add to Medford
Ralph O: Joiinlngs, sheHi'f, to C.
A. Williams, land In sec. 10,
twp. 38 S., it. 1 W :....,..8X0G.49
Marybelle Cordell to L. A. Crnnco
. et til. land In twp. 39 S., H.
4 E. : ..." v"'
William W. Ilryan ot al, to Jap
, ,f. Araiit et nl, lots 3, 4, T, I)
mid 7, blk. 33, Coolldgo Add.
to Medford .
10
10
FOR SALIC Ranch; must sacrifice
for cost of improvements. . llox S,
Mall Trlbuno. . - 09
MONEY TO LOAN Money to leal
a Medford property. Easy month
ly payments. Ree D. R. Wo4.
FOR SALE Will sell 21-ucre farm
near Talent, complotely stocked
and equipped. Now six-room mod
ern bungalow, partially furnished
flood crop. Irrigation If doslred.
Only $15110 cash payment required
on a bargain price. E. S. Tumy
210 Garnett-Corey bldg.
FOR SALE Or trade for Ohio -prop
erty, ten acres on east edge of Med
ford. B. L. Dodge, Jr., Medford,
Oregon. 67
Mining Experts.
CAMPBELL & LILJEllRAM mines
promltlurf -association; mining
properties listed for sale, sampled
and reports rendered. Office and
assay laboratory at 1 07 North Fir
St., opposite Hotel Holland. Sam
plos by mall given prompt atten
tion.
OR SALE- Cash or terms. 5-room
houso nnd lot, modern, plastered,
screen porch, block from pavement.
Price ono-hair original cost of ma
terial. . Free, of incumbrance,
Phone 229-L. . 65
FOR SALE Farming land, fruit
land, stock ranches, timber land
, from $10 per acre up, on long time.
; easy payments, or might exchange
for other clear property, AddreBs
Gold Ray Heltv l.o ' ',
FOR 8AI.H tilVESTOCK.
FOR SALE.
Campbull.
- Heavy team,
'bono 311-11.
.las.
60
10
FOR SALE Two registered Poland
' China gilts 14 months old, F. '
Toil Velio. .;!.-. 0
FOR SALE Work team, 1400 lbs,
nine years old; wagon and harness,
Gas englno, 2 h. p.; 1 Mi -Inch cen
trlfugal pump; Singer sowing ma
chine und household goods. F. W,
Kll'ers, Tolo, Ore. . C
FOR RAL)- Team of heavy worl
. mules. Ono heavy tonm of geld
lags. J. W. Pulley, Talent, Ore
pliono Asnlnnil 7-F2 I, ' 6
i n r..i ki:iL r:Mn.
LIIL LrUIIIb UUL Willi nilKclb
Don't Hurt a Bit Magic!
Few drops r-top sorcncPH, thou the com or cal
lus lifts off. No huinliiitr!
T-rs tinv bottle holtis the!
rnntlrr of won'U'ru. It contains j
nn nlmnst mnpicnl lrn cnlltii j
frcczfnf. It I compniinil j
rnmlf fmro fthf-r.
Apjtly a few i!rn of this'
frrrono on a tfnA r, ncltinj
tiini or a harr ncil cniltir?. In- (
'tr.ntly tho pnTf-nt-p fli'npprnr1 !
$ ml r!i"rtlv you will timi tm-!
corn or cal hi tfi fhrivr-I d anti
I. liiftt vo i jiiHt lift it otr
with tho n.:i T4. It ducun't
hurt ono purticlr. You frl o
jiain when applying frcozonu
or nil rwnrds. It dorHn't evin
irri tnU tlio nkin.
.Iiiht ask in any dni,7 itoro
fnr a umall iKitth of friTtono.
This will roH hut a fpw cent
hut will positively rid your
poor, rnifTcrinr f't of prry
IiHrd ourn. i1t ctjrn, or rcrrt
b'twti n tin t'trt or calhi'
on UlUm ot ff t, .lut think !
CurTm full otTI
THAT. ANNOYING,
PERSISTENT COUGH
may lend to chronio lunir troubt. or
mean thtit tho rlironlo staKti already
g rt:achtd, In, oltUur qaffo try 1
ECKMATTS ALTERATIVE
Tliii tonlo Dnd ttiti-u-rrpnlr.-r tttip
plica Iho nc-knowlflfltre-l b-'nt-nu r,f cal
cium treatmcia wltbout disturbing; tlia
Bt&mach. 'ontnlnn no AU-ubul, Nar
cllo r Ilabit-Furulluir Drue. . . ..
$2 iiz0, bow $1.50. ' $3 iizt, now 80c.
Price Includes wnr till. All driilorlaUI.
rVkni-tn l,;tl)Crntnry. Plillml-lithlft
' '- Nrttlio for UlflB i '
NOTICIC IS IIKKKIiY (ilVION, That
bids aro now called for the construc
tion of The Cold Mill Irrigation Dis
trict Project.
Tho plans and specifications can bo
seen at tho office of tho Hoard.
Thu Hoard will receive sealed pro
posals thurefor, and tho contract will
bo let to the lowest responsible bid
der; and tho proposals opened at tho
office of the Hoard of Directors or
The Gold Hill Irrigation District on
June Mtff, at 7: :iu p. m.
Tho Hoard reserves tho right to re
ject any and all lilils.
HOARD OK DIUKCTOIta OF TDK
GOLD HILL IRRIGATION DISTRICT
Georgo It. Aldeu, President.
I- I). I'.lsiuan. Director.
I", C. R. Iloyil, Director.
WANTKD SITUATION.
WANTKD Position as stenographer
and hook keeper, llox L, .Mail
Tribune. .65
HfiLP WAXTtCII KEMALK
WASTKD Women to rlo washing
and Ironing, l'hone ;ii;:!-lt.
WANTKD. An ngreeablo woman as
company for a girl; no work to do
ol any amount. Address Hox '2'-'
Routs 2, Central Point. Oro. li
WANTT.D Girl or woman for gen
eral housework. Goods wag1
Phono I74-.I3. '
II l-:i.P WANTKD MAIJ5.
WANTKD-Laborors for wooden ship
yard. Good pay, rapid advance
ment in wages and work. Geo. K,
Itodgers St Cn,, Astoria, Ore. Of
k WAXTKD - I ook, man
Apply W. (',. McDonald
Hotel, staling wages.
! gon.
or
woman
Rogun Klk
Trail, Ore-C7
l-'OR SALIC 1 ftl) head bt sheen. f.O
head of owos, -10 head of sarin
lambs and II bead yearling wethers,
All good young stock. J. Wt Ralloy,
Talent, Oro. Phono 7-1-21, Ash
land. ,6
. . i
l-OR SALI5 Krosh Jersey cow
Phono 500-R2.
CO
1'OR SALIO Kino saddlo pony, sad
ulo ana brldlo. Good for drivlni
stock.. Phono 28-J1. 7
1'OU SAI.B POl'ITRY AXD EtiOK
l-'OR SA1.I-;. Young grey geeso of n
sizes. I'liouo 2-1' 2. .
l-'OR SALH-
key oggs.
-Mammoth hron.u
Phono 2-l,12.
IX) R. SALIC MISCKLLANEOLH.
KOIt HALI-J Wood saw, first-class
engljtu, comer Niantlc,and Liberty
ill
I' OR SALK Maxwell toi'rlng car
Willi new 1 0 1 s engine, i tires ami
tools, A No. 1, for $..100. ' Powers
Auto Co. '
l-'OR SAI.K titudshnkor Six, Al con
dltliiu, priced right and worth tho
money. Call nt 222 South Grain
7U
KOIl SALI-i Hroilers. Phono 12 l-Y,
l-'OR KALI-; Tomato plants, I:
dozen or l.Otiu. 211 North Iv
street. Pliono 713-X.
FOR RENT MISCEIXAVEOUS.
OR KKNT Cheap, Btore building
with living rooms abova. At cor
ner of Oakdale and 11th streets.
Phono 8S-.11
FOIt ItF.NT APARTMENTS.
OR RKNT Ono completely fur
nished apartment. Hotel Holland.
tf
LOST.
!Hh, black straw hat.
Kinder return to Tribes
,OST $.ri rewnrd for return of
metal fly book und trout files lost
bolweon Gold Ray and Hardy
dnms. A. 10. lteamos, . Gurnett
Coroy bldg. 65
HONKT TO LOAN,
BUSIJOCSS ImKOTOR '
Attorney.
WM. M. -:COLVIOr Attorncy-at-IaW;
Medford National Bank lildg. -
PORTER' J, NEPP, Attorney-at-law,
rooms g and 9, Medford National
Bank Building)
Qarnett-
A. E. Roameu, Lawyer.
Cotay Building.
Anto SnppUwj.
LAHBR AUTO "8PRINO CO. W
are operating the largest, oldest ,
and best-equipped plant In the Pa- .
clflo northwest. Use our aprlntt
when others fail. Bold nnder writ
ten, guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth
St., Portland, Oregon. ' ,
GARBAGE Get your premises
cleanod up, for the Bummer. Call
on the city garbage wagons foi
god service. Phone 851-Y,' . f
T. Allen. , ',. . . '-
c. - ,rrtj r-'irf
Exnert A'ccoiintniit, .'
WILSON AUDIT1NU CO.-K. M. Wll- '
son, 0. P. A. .Ask about our new
and simplified method ol account
lng. Particularly valuable to any
business as a tlmo-savor giving
full biisluesa detail. M. F. & H.
Uldg., Medford. , Phone 157-R. t
InHtrocUou Iu UUsIc A
I'hyHlrlnuii and Bu eona.
FRED ALTON HA1GHT Teacher ol
piano apd harmony, Haight Musli
Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bid
Phone 72.
InHurauco, ' :, . - v ,-
ALICE HOLLO WAY, F're, Accident
Automobile, Liability policies writ
ten with best Kngllsh and Eastern
Companies. Oftlce 4 US Garuett
Corey Bldg.
EARL 8. TUMY General Insurance,
office, Kire, Automobile. Accident.
Liability, -Plate Glass, Contract
and Surety Bonds. Excellent com
panies, good local service, he. Ill
Garnelt-Coroy Bldg. - 1
Planing Mill.
THOMAS MOFFAT General mill
work, sash, doors, mouldings and
screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone
184.
DR. W. W, HOWARD Osteopath!
physician. 303 P ruett-Corey build,
lug. Phone 130.
FOIt SALE Dresser 17.r.n, UPrary
Inblo f20.Mii, rerrlgerntor 20.00.
711 West Eleventh street. U7
FOR SALE-G-F2.
-Work harnuKH.
Phono
Ijli
KOIt SALE Mare, wagon and har
ness, Hi South Poach street, .Med
ford. (iii
FOIt SAI
planiK
E Reybold upUlit grand
30 N. ltiverihlo. U3
FOR RAI.E -fias ranire, lawn mow
er, child's Iron bed Mimplntn, brass
bed, mahogany siand, rending
lamp, ha!! se-it, jtlcturi-s, large mtr
rors, frail jars, je lly kI.-imph, all Iu
good ronditlou, 2 ir, N. Grape St.
I'Olt HALE (lasrillnn pumping plant,
three-borsi power engine nnd -Myers
pump; also, twin motorcycle.
Pliono 4 03-X. 03
DR. J. J. KM 11 ENS Physician ana
surgeon. Practice limited jo eye.
ear, noso and throat. Eyoe solen-'
tlllcally tested and glisses sup
plied. Oculist and Aurlst for 8. P.
R. it. Co. Offices M. F. H. Ce
Hldg. Phone 667.
Punters and I'uMnoiers,
MTsDKtjRiTTltLNTwrcoT the
best equipped printing office 1
Southern Oregon. Book binding,
loose leaf lodgura, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 37 Mortk
Fir St.
Tnwiinot,
EAD3 TRANSFER STORAOK CO.
Office 42 North Front St. Phous
315. Prices right Herrlea gusr.
antnatd
oovKHXMi-:.vr needs 20.000
CLICKKS - Examinations every
where in Jano. Ivxpnrleiico nnnec
e?sary. .M--n and women doHlrlng
goteriimf-nt positions writo for
frie pnrtiMilars to J. C. Leonard,
' (former Civ, I Service Examiner),
1053 Kcnols Uldg., Washington, IV
0. .06
IN rMUHiHA.N A Ul'OUAH txj,
TI.MK CAK1).
Loave Msdlord tor Ashland, Talent
- - - - - - aud Piiimulx dally, exeunt Sunuav r
FOR SAI.K fino feet 2-lnrh Irrigat- s , . , . ,, ' . x .
lng pipe. Phono :if,l-L or cart at , ' "' 1 '' '" 4 00 n5:18 P-
Room 307 Fruit urowers llnnf- Al80 ou 'fday at 10: 15 p. m.. Snv.
Hblg. Also ono pair two-ton fruit
springs.
FOR SAI.K One single huggv. In
good hape. Foothills Orchard
' CX1-.T-4.
FOR SALE flecunn-uand hand hour,
spray outfit Hubbard Urui;
nays leave at 10:30 a, m. ai d 1:80.
6:3 Oand B:30 p. m. Leave Ashland
tor Medford dally, except Sunday, at
0:00 n in., 1:00, 4:00 and 6:16 p. m.
Also ,a Saturday nlguta at I: It,
Sundays leave Ashland at 00 , Bs,
tt U;M. 1:34A41:IQ . m.
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