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TODAY'S MARKETSt
Portland firain
(WHEAT ?1.98fi 2.05; barley,
feed, $50; 'brewing, $".2; oats, ?59;
bid; corn, No. 3, yellow, ?G4.D0 bid.
MILLSTUFFS Bran, ?3O30.r0;
shorts, ?32 32.50; middlings, ?39
39.50 per ton.
HAY Buying price, timothy, $24;
olfulfa, $23;- grain, ?23.
1 '(lit land Livestock
PORTLAND, ' June 28. Cattle
steady; receipts. 82. Steers: Prime
? 12 (ft) 13; good to, choice steers, $11
ft 12; 'medium to good steers $9j)
10; fair to medium $S19; common
to fair $5 8. Cows and heifers,
choice $8.50(59; medium to good $1
07.50; fair to medium ?4.50i)5.50;
canners $34'4.50; 'bulls $6&8;
calves SS.OO n 1 1.50: stockera and
feeders $7 iff 9.
Hogs steady; receipts 107. Prime
mixed $10.00(5)10.70; medium mixed
$10.40(5 10.00; rough haevies $15.00
16,75; pigs $ 15.50 ti 15.75; bulk
of sales $1G.50 1G.C0.
Sheep steady; receipts 385. East
of mountain lambs $14 14.50; val
ley lambs $12.50ftl3; yearlings
$7.50&8; wethers $7S7.50; ewes
$57.
HutU'r and Eggs
PORTLAN'D, June 28. Butter
firm. Creamery. prints 4Sc; cartons
t Sc. Buying price,, bhtterfut, Port
land, 47c;. cube extras 44 Vic; prime;
firsts 4 3 'Ac; firsts 43ic; dairy 33c. ,
EGGS Selling, price, case count.
37e3Sc; buying prjco, 37c; selling
price, candled, 39c; selected candled
In carton3, 41c.
POULTRY Hens, 25c lb.; broil
ers, 2932c; old roosters, 15(5 10c;
turkeys, 2S30c; geese, 22c; ducks.
35 37c. . .
Rqund-up headquarters have been
fixed at Jee Alnutt's cigar store and
pool rooms, and already the atmo
sphere in that locality is surcharged
with the hum of activities, Inasmuch
As the big show begins next week
The location is central and conven
ient, with abundant room to nccom-
modate and entertain the crowds
which throng tills bureau of, Informa
tion. For full particulars '"Inquire
'Within." Rooms on ground floor or
Elks block. Boucher's United Shows
will be an attraction of ' round-up
week, featuring many specialties.
Experts from Pendleton and -the Kla
math country are beginning to arrive.
Pending the appearance of official
programs, keep in touch with head
quarters for round-up gossip and pre
liminary forecasts concerning cele
bration week in general.
Ed Barrett, S. P. trainman, has
Just returned from a visit to his son
Kdmond, .member of the GDtli artil
lery at Fort Stevens. Ho was shown
all over the fortifications within due
bounds, and represents that tho site
ofj the fort Is heavily (camouflaged.
A fire In Ashland creek canyon,
which for a time threatened to reach
beyond the Incipient stage, has been
squelched.
In the midst of all other activities
the Chautauqua assembly, beginning
July IS and ending the 25th, is not
to be overlooked.- Next week a drive
will be inaugurated to expedite the
Bale of season tickets, which should
uo procured by July 10 in order to
secure the discount. The ladles will
manage this campaign, instituting a
systematic cunvass. Tho discount Is
considerable on tho sovcral ticket
clasificatlons. In the meantime pro
grams of the approaching assembly
gathering are in preparation. Among
social reunions incident to the session
former residents of Iowa think it is
about time to summon tho elans to
renew allegiance to and sound the
praises of, tho Hawkeye slate, li
J this particular matter Medford Is tak
ling tho initiative.
I Rev. L. A. Sander, recently ordain
ci and nt present assistant pastor or
fa Portland church, officiated at the
1 local Catholic church on Sunday,
I J Miss Bertha Kllason returned home
from Allien on Wednesday. Her
.; brother Lars is at Camp Lewis.
A climax to the war savings stamp
campaign will bo tho rally at Chau-
s tauqua auditorium on Friday evening
i the meeting to bo addressed by City
(Attorney Mears of Medford. Ash
1 land's quota is $02,S42, but this
f amount includes six suburban dis
tricts, the speciric cily quola being
$5.1,050, over half of which Is al
ready pledged. Tlicro will lie about
a dozen In tho Limit club classifica
tion. Tho drive began Monday, with
j.Mayor Ianikln as chairman of the
canvassers, nearly 40 assistants help
ing in tho work.
1 Young ladies or tho Honor Guard
will conduct a rest room during the
celebration period next week in the
Camps block near the Plaza. The en
tire floor space will be available,
quarters that are roomy and conven
ient. 1 The twelve Ashland boys who left
en Thursday for Camp Lewis, re
sponding to draft roll call, wero Fred
Beck, E. Dunn, E. K. Ashcraft, B. C.
Van Buskirk. J. L. and U. R. Drake,
It. Lanani, L. (i. Agee, T. B. Clary,
Grover Cherry, Ray Murphy and H.
T. Morgan.
John McRae, member of the firm
of Swenson & McKay, is making pat
terns for anchor hoists, some extra
hea,vy and exacting work being done
in behalf of the government. The
hoists proper will be made at the
Ashland Iron Works. A score of
these mechanical devices will be
made here, the Installation of which
Is applicable to either, war or mer
chant ships.
Ladles of tho Baptist church, will
serve dinner on July 4 in the church
parlors. Tho meal will be a substan
tial one served in cafeteria style. The
baptist ladles are among the first to
announce dining ascommodations for
the holiday visitors.
F. J. Borger of Eugene, has been
here this week attending to business
interests, ho being a property owner
in this vicinity.
About 4 0 business men and their
guests attended the public lunch at
Hotel Austin on Wednesday, the first
o a series of social "feeds" to be
given at mid-week intervals. Talus
indulged in chiefly centered on plans
for furthering the attractions of
Round-up week.
The estate of George Engwi: ht will
pay over to Mrs. Hattle Moore $1200
in stock in tho Stale Bank of Duns-
mulr and over $50 woryi of jewelry
which tno Siskiyou counly courts
have decided that Engwiclit, deceased
loft to Mrs. Moore as a personal gift
I loirs to tho estate fought this pro
vision of the will. The deceased
banker formerly lived here, and after-
wards was identified with various
financial interests in Yreka and vic
inity. Mrs. Moore nursed Engwicht
in his last illness.
Aldred Beaver, motor car dlstribu
tor with headquarters in Portland, is
home this week visiting relatives. His
wife, who has been at Klamath Falls
will join him here on the return
north.
F. M. Black, of the Atlanta hotel
San Francisco, canvassing southern
Oregon territory, was in this city on
Thursday.
Chief of Police Hatcher was sum
moned to Yreka this week to testify
in tho case of a negro lately arrested
in this vicinity.
water is supplanting alcohol in
city court proceedings of late. Wed
nesday night seemed to be a fateful
period for those who allowed water
from city mains to flow beyond stipu
lated hours. The enormity of the
offense was aggravated by irrigating
thru open hose. Half a dozen offen
ders, one an ex-mayor, wero haled
into Judge Browcr's court and fined
accordingly, the penalty being supple
mented by a warning lecture against
a repetition of the violation of spe-
eifje regulations in force every sum
mer.
Anottier one of; our boys expects to
leave for Fort Lewis Thursday mor
ning. This time it is Onnse Goddard
of Wagner creek, who was called and
who will be a credit to the service.
Dr. Anderson has purchased a new-
car to enable him to fill the demand
which his growing practice has com
pelled.
Mr. and Mrs. (Peter Vandersluls
motored over from Granada, Calif.
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Eaton, Mr. and Mrs
Roberts of Medtord motored up and
spent a very pleasant evening at til
homo of Mr. and Mrs. Vogoli last
Thursday.
Miss Lucy Ontman visited In Ash
Jand with her relatives Monday.
Mr. George Mee and Mr. A. Good
man moved their families over from
Stork snd Cupid
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TALENT TALK
the Applegnte valley Saturday. .The
young men are driving two of the
auto trucks which are carrying the
gravel from the (county rock crusher
to the Wagner creek district.
What might have been a serious
Occident occurred on the Wagner
creek road Tuesday afternoon. John
yswaner who was driving the water
agon while trying' to turn around
in tho road upset tho tank which was
about hair full of water, ha jumped.
ut was caught in tho barb-wire fence
and only saved himself from, being
rushed by exercising super-human
trcugth and holding the full weight
of the tank until released from his
dangerous position by four of his fel
low workmen.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holdrldge and
family. Mrs. Ella lloldrioge, Charles
loidrldga and son Wayne. Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Scott and son Richard, Mr.
and Mrs. Clark wore among some of
the people who spont Sunday at
Rogue river.
Mrs. AUord went to Medford Tues
day morning tor an engagement with
her dontist..
Ladies' Aid of the Mothodlst-churcb
will meet at the homo of Mrs. T. C.
Williams, Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
II. Fuller, Mrs. James Weaver and
Mrs. Marion Tryer, hostesses.
County Commissioner. Owen was
p viewing tno road in me wagon
reek district recently. Tho road is
being'pui in first-class condition.
Mr. Bllnn Coleman, Mr. John Roa
ult of Jacksonville, and Mr. Jess
Adams of Wagner creek motored to
Sagle Point Wednesday.
Mr. Lumsdon and family of Med
ford, motored up Wagner trek Mon
day.
Mrs. Marlon Tryer and children
isited at the home of Mrs. Jess
Adams on Wagner creek Wednesday
COIXTY COIET PROCEEDINGS
The following is a schedule of ex-
nenditures of Jackson county, Ore
gon, together with a list of the claim
ants and articles of service for which
tho claim is made and which were
passed upon by the County Court of
lackson county during tno montn oi
January. 1918.
The following bills wore allowed
relative to the county salary fund, to
wit: County Court and Commissioners
L. Tou Velle. Judge's sal
ary $150.00
Louise Williamson, bailiff's
salary - 05.00
Geo. W-. Owen. Commission
or's compensation 40.00
Total :
$255.00
Circuit Court
R. Thompson, court crier.. 21.00
Sheriff's Office
Ralph G. Jennings, sheriff's
salary ; $208. 3.1
Leslie W. S lan sell, deputy
hire 125.00
Total $33a.33
County IJleik's Ofl'lro
G. A. Gardner, county clerk's
salary $106. bb
Flora Thompson, deputy hire 83.33
Flora Welch, deputy hire. 70.00
Total $319.99
County Treasurer'! Office
Myrtle W. Blukeley, treasur
er's salary $100.00
School Superintendent's Office
G. W. Agor, superintendent's
salary $150.00
Juno lllnnian, clerical work.. 7.40
R. E. Morris, supervisor's sal
ary 100.00
Mrs. Rodney Schiller, clerical ,
hiro I.Sj
Total
..$259.25
Fruit InsiKM-lnr'a Office
E. R. Oulman, deputy Inspec
tor s biro $
47.1
11. T. Pankcy, deputy iusper-
tor hire 102.75
T. J. Williamson, deputy in
spector hire 4 4.00
Tolal $194.00
Assessor's office.
J. B. Colcmun, assessor's sal-
ury $125.0u
Jas. M. Cronemiller, deputy
hire 80.00
Delpha Coleman, deputy hire 12.35
Linnle Hunscom, deputy hiro 65.00
Total $282. 3d
. Collection of Tuxes
Paul F. Anderson, deputy
hire 80.00
D. 11. Cronemiller, deputy
hiro 75.00
W. O. Garrett, deputy hire ... 100.00
Total $255.00
ConrL Mouse K.xiH'nse
.1. A. Morris, janilor's salary..? CO. 00
Poor I'iirin l-Apenso
Dr. Then. J. Malingreii, Co.
physician's salary $
W. N. Wells, superintendents
83.33
salary
100.00
Total $1 83.33
Bonds and lliuhuuvs
John Illaess. rerrynian's sal-
ary $ .-, no
Recorder's Of lire
Chaiinccy Florey. recorder's
salary $;r,i; fin
Mildred Neil, deputy hire 75.00
I
Total . " I I I'.li
..,..,., ...;:. :
J D. T. I.awtim. deputy salary..? 23.65
- 1 ,. ,
Kre.1 X. Cnmiiilngs. salary....? 83.33
Tot!l1 nllowo', 1'llir-v '""d ?:i037.49
The following bills were disul -
lowed: .
,, ,.. An,,r0 nvr,r,lnie !.-.:
Lesilo W. Sianscll, overtime, ?::.
The following hill were allowed
to the Current Expense
ouniy t nun nml ( uminlssionfrs
Home Tel. ft Tel. Co., tele
phone bill ?
Circuit Court l-'.tpense
James Bobbins, witness ?
Justice Court Eiene
T. J. Ames, witness ?
3.61
4.30
1.00
.Mrs. vt ill Dobbins, witness....
2.30
0. M. Crulugor, Juror..,
1.00
LEMON JUICE
TAKES OFF TAN
Girls! MaUe bleaching lotion
if skin is sunburned,
tanned or freckled
Squeoze the juice of two lemons
Into a bqttlo containing three ounces
of Orchard White, shako well, and
you have a quarter pint of tho best
frecklo, sunburn and tan lotion, and
complexion beautllier, at very, very
small cost.
Your grocer lias tho lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply three ounces of Orchard
White for a few cents. Massage this
sweetly fragrant lotion into tho face,
neck, nnns and hands each day and
see how frecklos, sunburn, wlndburn
and tan disappear and how clear, soft
and white the skin becomes. Yos!
It is harmless.
Chas. Gray, juror 1.00
J. W. Hatcher, constable fees , 3.00
W. Hatcher, constable foe.. 2.00
Will Mitchell, juror i ' 1.00
H. Mattern, Juror. 1.00
Medford Printing Co. supplies 20.50
A. II. Pracht, Juror 1.00
J. Trefren, justice foes 4.70
E. 11. Vaupel. juror 1.00
John B. Wimer, justice foes.,.. 13,20
Mrs. H. J. Wolf, witness 2.30
C. A. Chapman, constable fee 2.00
Glass & Prudhoinmo Co., sup
plies u.no
G. O. Taylor, justice foes 28.24
Total $102.24
sniMill's orrico
Ashland Printing Co., sup
plies , $ 24
Jasten llurtinuii, labor 1.00
Ralph G. Jennings, stamps.
etc 3S.44
Otto Michel, deputv hire 1.50
Medford Book Store, supplies 3.00
Pacific Furn. & Fix. Co., fur
niture and fixtures 40.00
Postal Tel. & Cuble Co., tele
grams 2.75
White Carbon & lliWion Co.,
supplies 8.25
Western Union Tol. Co., tele
grams 3,59
Paul F. Anderson, traveling
expense 13.20
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., tele
phone bill 10.80
Ralph G. Jennings, traveling
expenses 45.1
Leslie W. Stanscll, traveling
oxpenses 17.40
Paul F. Anderson, traveling
expense 17.60
Ralph G. Jennings, traveling
expense 38.2
Leslie W. Stanscll, traveling
exponso 18.90
Total $281.0
Counly Clcik'x Office
Medford Hook Store, supplies? 0.2
Postal Tel. & Cablo Co., tele
grams ,2
Remington Typewriter Co..
supplies 49.1
White Carbon & Ribbon Co-
supplies : li.o
Western Union Tel. Co., tele
grams 2.1
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., tele
phone bill 4.0
G. A. Gardner, stamps 1
Total ; $ 87
County TYcuMiror's Office
Myrtlo W. Blukeley. slumps .$ 5.0
1). II. Cronenilller. labor 3
Homo Tel. & Tel. Co., tele
phone bill 2.2
Total $ 10.7
School KiiiH-i'iii'cnilciit' Ofrlco
G. W. Ager, traveling expenso
quarter ending Dec. 31,
1917 $ GO. 00
Ashland Prinlln-; Co., : print
ing notices 1 1
June l-finman, Jubnr 12.00
Kiinzniaii 'Printing Co., sup
plies 7.7
Medioid Book Store, supplies 5.1
It. E. Morris, supplies $10. S3
.ns. iMigcne rnnuipKon, labor
lloino Tel. & Tel. Co., tele
phone bill
It. E. Morris, supervisor's
traveling expeuso 121.0
.Margaret M. lloyluiit teachers
institute work 6 4.3
Total 277.0
Assessor's Office
.1. B. Coleman, slumps $ 12.00
.1. 11. Coleman traveling ex
pense Medford Printing Co., sup
plies ;
Ashland Printing Co., sup
plies ;
llivniii Tel. & Tel. Co., tele
phone bill
West Sido Pharmacy, supplies
Total
Tax itebato
Samuel Malhis
Willows' Pensions
Ernestine Austin
? 17
. 35,
Mrs. J. II. Hyerly
.Minnie llonrdnian
iGoldle M. Hover
j Nellie II. Hush
'ora Hucon
Orpha Hetta
i R" iia W. Burr
' Prinlha A. Ithickburn
10
"ll
III
10
3 2
10
17
17
l.l'.llle M. Haer
( Anna L. Cum in
l.lrn. II A Cr,.li..l,.n
K"" -May Cain
lorn 11,-Hn Crnu
I 0.(10
17.. Mi
32.50
I 'I. I"'
25,110
I O.Od
17.5m
HI II"
17.5k
lO.II'i
32.5U
10.0(1
25.0U
10.00
40.00
1 0.(111
10.00
25. OH
?.",2.50
25.00
May Davis
. .viay .1. Daw
! urilo I,. Grant ,
1 N",lin Green
.Mary K, (irises!
Lola I'. II il.lelirand
Nllie L. Hicken
Lizzie lleallw
,!iinle Jones
Emma 7.. Lonlz
Minnie M. Morris
Amanda McNcal
Annie E, Nelson
.Minnie H. Patch
Mary K. Payne....,..:..
Emma Paulson
May P. Price
' Ko A. Pefflcy...
osa A. Bobbins 17. tu
Rose A. Slngler 40. on
ntherlne A. Silver 10.00
aura E. Stewart 35.00
ary J. Toroy : 25.00
Sarah E. Ossman 10.00
Total $707.50
Oourt House Expense
Pacific Paper Co., sirnplios....? 10.50
Southern Oregon Traction
Co.. freight 1.10
Cal.-Oro. Power Co.. lights.... 2.42
Fred J. Fick, supplies 50
Total
..$ 14.52
.Tail
rs, August Slngler, board of
prisoners
20. IS
2.05
.ew'.s lllrlch, supplies
red J. Fick, supplies
IS. 70
Total $ 47.23
(To bo continued.)
Notice of Itimd Sain
Sealed proposals will bo received
by the Board of Directors of Gold
1 1111 Irrigation District at Its oi l Ice in
said District, in Jackson County, Ore
gon, for the purchase of sixty thou
sand dollars ($011,000) bonds of said
District till the hour of 8 o'clock p. in
n Saturday, July 27 Hi, 1018. which
said Issue of bonds will bear date
uly 1, 1918, bear Interest nt not to
exceed six per cent (6) per annum
payable semi-annually on the first
day of January and July of each year,
principal and Interest payable at the
Fiscal Agency of tno State of Oregon
In New York City, said bonds to bo in
denominations of one hundred
($100), one hundred and fifty
($150) and five .hundred dollars
($500) each, numbered consecutively
commencing with number one (1)
and following In numerical order,
and maturing approximately as fol
lows:
$2,360 on July 1 1923
2.500 on July 1 1924
2.050 on July 1 1925
2,800 on July 1, 1926
2.950 on July 1 1927
3.150 on Julv 1 1928
3.350 on July 1 1929
3,550 on July 1 1930
3,750 on July 1. 1931
3.950 on July 1, 1!"32
4.200 on July 1, 1933
4.450 on July 1, 1934
4,750 on July 1 1935
5,000 on July 1 1936
5,300 on July 1 1937
0,300 on July 1 1938
Bids for said bonds must bo accom
panied by a certified check on
Oregon bank for at least five per cent
of the purchase price, and said bid:
must be unconditional as to legality.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
CHARLES CHAMPLIN,
Secretary.
I HELP WAVTEll MA1J5.
GOVERNMENT NEEDS 2110,011
CLERKS at Washington. Kxamln
ntions everywhere in July. Exper
ience unnecessary. Men and womc
desiring government positions
write for freo particulurs to .1. C,
Leonard, (former civil servlco ex
nmincr), 1058 Kenols Bldg., Wash
ington.
WANTED Mechanics In all branches
of the metal trades for Emergency
War Work. Gooa wages, good
working and pest climatic condi
tions. Astoria Marine Iron Work
Astoria, Oregon. 10
WANTEI Married man ns working
foreman for ranch. Dr. Henry
Hart.
WANTM MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED A water lank, wood or
metal, alKiut 2,000 gullons. Ad
dress 200 South Orango. Phone
S28. 8-1
WANTED Wail tent in good condi
tion, give si.o and price. F. W.
Streets, Oxford Hotel, Grants Pass.
83
WANTED Second-hand snfe or steel
filing cabinet. Box J, Mail Trlli
line. 84
WANTED Grain binder on contract
work. Apply II. W. Bliighani,
phone 597-J3.
WANTED Good second grade sacks.
will pay 1 (le each.
Leave 027 South
Central mornings.
WANTED Four-I
pump. Phono 64.
81
ell
centrifugal
84
WANTED Sell your cream to the
Johnson Prod. Co., Central Point,
Ore., whoro the tests and cash
counts.
WANTED Houses to move, build
ropalr or wreck. Phone 488-M or
4KK-X.
WANTED R. II. Toft buys Llborty
bonds, also mortgages, notes, Judg
ments, escrow contracts, otc, and
makes short tlmo loans on nny old
thing.
WA XTE1) SITUATION.
WANTED To cut cordwooil by con
tract or cord. I have tools. Ad
dress Box Wood, Mail Tribuno. 90
WANTED Lady desires position.
Several years experience in general
office work. A II C, caro Mall
Tribune. 83
WANTED Sewing of any kind, al
home or by tho day. Call at 22 i
East Ninth street. Phone 199-M.
96
FOR RENT Fl'KN'ISHKI) ROOMS.
FOR RENT Modern furnished room
with sleeping porch, Phono 5(i-W
after 0 p. m. t.7
I.M Utl liUAN Al TOCAIt CO
TIME CARD
Leavo Medford for Ashland, Talent
and Phoenix dull, except Sunday at
8:00 a. m.; 1 :0(l, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m.
Also on Saturday at 10:15 p. m., Sun
days leavo at 10:30 a. m. and 1:30
5:30 and 9:30 p. m. Leave Ashland
for Medford dally, oxcept Sunday, nt
9.00 a. m., 1:00 4:00 and 0:15 p. m.
Aluo on Saturday nights at 5:30
Sunday leave Ashlntid at 9:00 a, m..
ana 12:30. 4:30 and 6:30 p. ui.
1IEIP WANTKH FTCMALB
WANTED Girl for general house
work In tho country. Phone 132-Y.
84
WANTED Woman to cook and do
laundry work, wages $45.00.
Phono 22-FI3. .Mrs. Geo. A. Mans
field, Prospect, Oregon. 8S
WANTED
'Irst-class cook at once.
Apply to
Point.
Mrs. F. Pelouze, Eugle
!I2
POU SALE It EAT, ESTATE,
'Oil SALE Modern homo half block
off pavement, lot 50x330, best of
free soil, nil in hearing fruit and
garden. Will sell for soveral hun
dred dollars less than property
cost. Phono 102-X.
FOR SALE Farming land, fruit
land, stock ranches, timber land
from $10 per acre up. on long time
easy paymenta, or might exchange
for other clear property. Address
n!ri Hav Kniltv
FOR. SALE POULTRY AND K(1(1R.
FOR SALE One-year old hens; one-
doz. Plymouth Rocks; ono doz.J
Rhode Island Reds; 2 'A doz. white
Leghorns, best of condition; 00
white Leghorn pullets, throe mos.
old; CO white Legom pullets, two
mos. old; 50 white Leghorn chick
ens. 1 mos. old. All In A-l con
dition. Ono power feed grinder.
Telophono 17-F15. 85
FOR 9ALR lri'ESTOCK.
FOR SALE Five weks old thorough
bred Jersey heifer calf cheap. Must
bo seen to be appreciated. Call
741-.I2 or 103-J or see calf at
Frank G. Owen residence propertv,
Siskiyou Heights. 84
FOR SALE Four mares, three to
10 years old, 1200 lbs. to 1550 lbs
Ono buggy, pole shafts and single
harness. F. L. Cttton, 1U15 North
Central. 1S
FOR SALE S5 head rnltlo on Lone
Pine ranch. Call H. Patton, 132-Y
I 84
FOR SALE Two good le.ims, 1300
and 14 00 lbs., four and five years
old. W. R. Yeo. Talent. . 84
FOR SALE Three first-class Jersey
cows and three months old Jersey
holfor. A $00 por month milk
routo goes witli purchase, if de
sired. Address Box 108-R4, or call
at 407 East Fourteenth street after
5 p. m. 84
FOR SALE Four cows, two year
lings and threo calves, nil good
cattle. Address Arthur Jones, Tal
ent. Oregon. Phone 4-F13, Ash
land. 84
FOR SALE Two mures, 9 and 10
years old: ono horso, 4 years old;
two mares, 2 years old; ono set of
harness. All Al. Will sell or
trudo for Al five passenger car,
'or particulars writo or call C. L.
Bnrnuin, at We
128.
eed, Cal., P. p. Box
r 110
FOR SALE Calf. Phono 421-Y. 83
FOR SALE Pure bred Duroc Jorsoy
boar pig. A vory promising young
ster. Prlco $30.00, Including reg
istration. Palmer Investment Co.
Medford, Ore. 101
FOR SALE Sows and pigs at Wcs
terlund Orchard. Apply to Mr.
Clemens. '1'hone 8-F2.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE Three-burner blue flame
oil cook stove, nearly new. 813
Minnesota street, phono 002-.I. 8
FOR SALE Going to war July 22nd
Chovrolol, 19 IS model, Dotno
cream separator, Pierce Arrow
cliiilniess bicycle, 1 laniinotid type
writer. Phono 4 1, Jacksonville, 88
hill SALE 191.8 Ford car, several
extras. Inqulro 435 South Grape
street, evenings. Phono 42 1-lt. 87
FOR SALE Sandwich hay baler, In
good condition. WrRo I. it. pierce,
Central Point, R. It. No. 1,
phono 193, mornings or evenings.
8
FOR SALE Or trade Maxwell truck
Terms. Box 25 Mail Tribune. 8
FOR SALE
bile, u sack,
vlllo, Ore.
10 Sacks old
Lewis llirlch,
polatoci
Jackson
84
FOR SALE Household goods, f rut
Jars and garden tools. 005 South
Newtown, Phono 190-lt. 8
FOR SALE -Wood saw, first-class
engine, comer Niantlc and Liberty
FOR fAI.E Seconrr-iiand hand bear.
nrav onlflt Hubbard lire
FOR KENT A PA HTM EN'rs.
FOR RENT Ono completely fur
nished apartment. Hotel Holland
tf
mmmmm
When ever you do coma, this
PIC, comfortable, nomc-UKO
hotel will hrlptomaltoyouri
stav onlnvablft. A hotel'
where vou will want vour family
to stop. Lou or iiio-amneManc :ing
Noon-day luncheon, boo.
oemj. tl.gO mn6 up.
PORTLAND MOTCU. ,
HIcluidW.ChlMt, Hit. I
PORTLAND, OREGON
Coming To
Portland Soon?
11
'A.'sn
FOn REtfl HOUSES.
FOR RENT Furnished house, -five
rooms and bath. Bennet Invest
ment Co. 83
'OR RENT Modern house, two
rooms on ground flood, 345 Bart
lett. Mrs. Godlove. 88
FOR RENT MlSCETXANEOCS.
FOR RENT Cheap, store bulldlnf
with living rooms above. At cor
ner of Oakdale and 11th streeta.
Phone au-.Il
LOST.
LOST Iiithor envelope purse with
embasscd leather letter "P" on
same. Pleaso leave at Mall Trib
une. .-
MOX1GY TO IX) AN.
AMORTIZATION LOANS Payable 5
to 40 years, 5 per cent. Money
ready when land appraised and ti
tlo perfected. K. II. Iliird. Scc'y
Treas. Nut. F. L. Ass'n, Garnott
Corey Bldg. 10-4
HONKY TO LOAN Morny to !
n Medford property. Easy month
ly payments. Hee D. . Woi4.
BUSINESS DIRECTOR
Mining Experts,
CAMPBELL & LIL.1EGRAN mines
promlting association; mining
properties listed for sale, sampled
and reports rendered. Office and
assay laboratory at 107 North Fir
St., opposite Hotel Holland. Sam
ples by mall given prompt atten
tion. Attorneys.
WM. M. COLVIG Attornoy-at-law.
Medford National Bank Bldg.
PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-at-law
rooms 8 and 9, Medford National
Rank Building.
A. E Reames, lrer. Oarnstt
Auto itapptlu.
LAHBK AUTO SPH1NO CO. Wi
are operating the largest, olden
and best-equipped plaut In the Pa
clflo northwest. Use our spring!
when others fall. Sold ander writ
ten guarantee. 84 North Flfteeatt
St., Portland, Oregon.
Gartwt
GARBAGE Oet - your premise!
cleaned up tor the summer. Call
on the city garbage wagons tor
god service. Phone 851-Y. V
Y. Allen.
Expert Accountant.
WIL80N AUDITING CO. E. M. Wil
son, C. P. A.. Ask about our new
and simplified method of account
ing. Particularly valuable to any
business as a time-saver giving
full business detail. M. F. & H.
Bldg., Medford. Phone 167-R.
Instruction in Music
7RED ALTON HA1Q11T Teacher !
piano and harmony. Halght Mush
Studio, 401 Qarnott-Corej Bid
Phone 72.
Insurance.
ALICE HOLLO WAY. Fire, Accident
Automobile, Liability policies writ
ten with best English and Eastern
Cnmpaules. Office 408 Garnett
Coroy Bldg. e
EARL S. TUMY General Insurance
office, Fire, Automobile, Accident,
Liability, Plate Glass, Contract
and Surety Bonds. Excellent com
panies, good local service. Ns. tit
(araett-Coroy Bldg.
Planing Mill.
THOMAS MOFFAT General mill
work, su&li, doors, mouldings and
screens. Shop 437 8. Fir. Phone
184.
Physicians and Ba -eoua.
DR. W. W. ltOWARibteopathi
phyBlclnn. 303 C rnott-Corey build
ing. Phone 130.
DR. J. J. EM MENS Physician ana
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses sup
plied. Oculist and Aurist for 8. P.
R. It. Co. Offices la. V. A H. C
Uldg. Phone 67.
Printers and Publishers,
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the
best equipped prlntlug office Ik
Southern Oregon. Book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices, 27 Norta
Fir St.
Irttnstet.
KAD8 TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Office 42 North Front SL Phons
810. Prices right, riai-rlc guar
anteed INTERESTING!
1 1 acres, splendid, strictly modern
5-rooin bungalow, with screened
porches, artistic flro places, good
water system, barn, chicken houses,
only ono mllo from paved highway;
tho buildings are worth moro than
tho price asked for tho place, so we
are throwing In tho 11 acres of first
class soil. ?2, 100.00 cash takes the
place, the buyer can also purchase the
stock, Implements, poultry, etc., at
. r,gUt prlt.cs lf B0 Joslrc j,
Brown & White
10 South FU SU-oot.
W.
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