Medford mail tribune., July 01, 1918, Page 6, Image 6

tfEDFORD MATE TRTBUSTTC, fEDFORD, OTCTCGCiy, MONDAY. JULY 1, ,1 9 1 8
PAGE SEVEN
WASHINGTON, July l-rThu crew
of the American steamer Callfornlan,
sunk by a mlno off the French coast,
has been landed at a French port,
the navy department today, was ad
vised. This is the first news receiv
ed of the vessel since a dispatch sev
eral days ago from Admiral Sims re
ported she had struck u mine and
was sinking.
Miss Ifuby Mullen, who has been
visiting ut the homo of her brother
the past week returned to her home in
I Oakland, Saturday morning-.
Mrs. Kichard Oden of Grant's Pass
spent Thursday nt (lie home of her
mother, Mrs. J. T. Bailey, east of
VIUIll
Miss Dorothy Smith remained with
her friend Jiiuiiitu Furry at Phoenix
nftnr "The Mikado," returning homo
GOLD HILL NUGGETS
l'riday evening.
Miss Eunice Duhgey of lulls creek
was visiting friends in Gold Hill Kun
Jiiy. Mrs. W. 0. Woodruff was a pas
senger to Medford Saturday after
noon, , . '
, Mr. and Mrs. Wahl of Riverside
were Gold Hill shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. George Iverson visited Thurs
day at the Collins ranch east of town.
Jim Smith of Sardine creek was :t
Gold Hill shopper Saturday. '
Mesdames I.. M. King and Jesse
Durkcv of Sardine creek were in
Gold Hill Sunday.. .
Drs. Robert Cook and son Earl
were Gold Hill visitors Saturday.
A. E. Kimble of Sardine creek was
a Gold Hill visitor Saturday.
. Darleigh Slead and family and Mrs.
Lynn Smith were Medford visitors
i Friday.
' , .Mrs.JRuby Moore und infant son of
Urnnts Pass are guests of Gold Hill
relatives.
, , Mrs. Ernest Ranking came Satur
day morning to remain for the sum
mer months, with her mother, Mrs.
George Dayton on Galls creek. She
was formerly' Miss Elba Lawrence
and her husband was in this last
draft anil was reported nt. American
Lake, going through Gold Hill Thurs
day. ...
Mi's. Tom Cook and Mrs. M. Kilter
of Garden Row were in Gold Hill Sat
urday. ' . ,
Mrs. Martin Mowers was a passen
ger to Medford Saturday afternoon.
Fred Bolt was a passenger to
Grant's Pass, Saturday morning.
Mrs. R. A. Dusenbury left Thurs
day for Denver, Col., to visit rela
tives. She was accompanied ns far
us Oakland, Gil., bv Mrs. ('. II. Price,
who is going to Pasadena to visit
at the home of her brother, V.
T. Newton at Oakland for a time.
' Waller Kclsey and Gerald Owens
spent Sunday with "the home folks.
having come over from the Wester
lund orchard Saturday night.
Mesdames Van Sl.vkc and Stebbins,
daughters of Mrs. Elish Ray, came
Thursday evening with their mother
and brother in this oily. Irvin is re
ported ns resting nicely and on the
road to recovery.
Several ear loads of Gold Hillites
visited Phoenix Thursday evening to
attend "1 he Mikado. "
Homer W.valt, Ernest Lyman,
Ralph Dusenbury were passengers
going north Thursday in response to
the draft.
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
By A. C. Howlett
Thursday . L. Wallher of Med
ford and P. O. Crawford of San
.Francisco, Gil., Were here for din
ner. They are in the employ of the
Oregon-California Power company.
G. A. Browser of Ashland spent
4 the night with us and went on up to
the Dig Pines company's logging
camp Thursday. He started from
home) with n niotorcylce and had
trouble with his engine and after
working with it about three hours dis
covered that he bad burned out one
of his cylinders, and about that time
a man came along and be sojd it to
him for $1."), coming the rest of the
way, about 10 miles on Toot, and
who- nhc reached the Snnnyside be
was nbout exhausted by heat and
thirst. The next day be look the
train for the logging samp.
F. L. Putnam of Talent was among
the passengers on the P. & E. Thurs
day, He was on his way to one of the
logging camps near Unite Falls,
Irvin Pool, formerly u resident, of
this place, but for some time having
been n aicsidctit of California, was
here the first of the week visiting .'lis
sister, Mrs. Amy Broun.
On Thursday there was a ear of
wire fencing fame in for ore of the
liirbcrstcads and the same day tin re
was n car of lumber came out lor
Jackson county to be ucd on the
Salt creek bridge nml other places
where it is needed. Fred Slenley and
uuuther niau are engaged now in
hauling it to Salt creek. There was
also another cur of lumber cume out
and went on toward Medford; there
was also two cars of wood und six
cars of saw logs, in the train.
J. M. Wilfrey, one of our princi
pal orchardists, brought ill eight
empty barrels "that bad been used for
spray dope and, shipped (hem to a
Medford concern. I asked him ubout
his fruit prospect und ' he spoke
(piite encouragingly, lie took a lot
of fruit packing tables from the old
Big Fines Lumber company's ware
house tbut were used lust year, home
wilh liim..
Amos Ayres, our depot agent ship
ped out u fin lot of young chick
ens Thursday afternoon.
The P. & E. R. It, Co., have been
using a large seven passenger car
lately to bring out the passengers and
mail in the morning that the traiu
does not rati. Friday morning they
brought out Fred Warren of Trail and
two ladies.
Kick Young, Ed Clements and Har
ry Lewis were with us Friday noon
and Harry Lewis and John Hayliern
spent Friday night here.
Mr. anil Mrs. Frederick Pelouse
and son Bob took supper at the Snn
nyside Friday evening. Mrs, Pelouse
and Bob had come from Medford and
stopped here and Bob -went up home
for bis father and we bad one of
those good old fashioned visits such
as one can )inve with people of that
class. The reader will bear in mind
that Bob has .just left the hospital
and is just getting over an attack of
spinal meningitis, where be was hov
ering between life and death for sev
eral weeks, and now is home on a
furlough of MO days to recuperate in
our healthy climate while visiting his
parents. WJiile he has lost some
flesh, Li pounds in weight, still he
looks hale and hearty and can see no
serious results.
The meeting Friday night in the in
terest of the W.,S. S. mote proved to
be an abundant success. There were
75 in attendance. The meeting wns
called to order by Dr. Holt and the
object announced. Our school clerk,
W. C. Clements, acted as secretary.
After the rcports'of the different so
licitors were in the clerk announced
that the amount subscribed so far
amounted to $3,425 of Our appor
tionment. Then Dr. Holt called for
any persons who had not' been np
proached by the solicitors - to raise
the hand and then for n'l'ew moments
rpiiel; reigned, while they were filling
out- their cards and soon the elcrk
aniionnied that there still lacked.fLH)
and hands began to go up for more
cards ',and the next announcement
was thai we had gone over the top
and Jf.")ll to go on, nml the chair also
announced there was one person who
went the limit and bought $1,000
worth of stamps and that was Mrs.
Jessie Curtis, an elderly lady 80
years of age. Mrs. W. L. Childreth
lead as she reported $1,875 subscrib
ed on her list. After the work of
raising money was through then the
W. S. S. socictv was organized by
the election of Mrs. W. L. Childreth
as president and W. C. Clements as
secretary, when we adjourned feeling
a willingness to redouble our efforts
to down the Hun.
Nobel Zimmerman, W'bo has been
working at Hilt for several months,
eume out on Ibje P. & E. Saturdnv
morning on his way to Blue Cunyon
to visit bis parents, Mr. and VMrs.
Zimmerman. He was met at the train
by his sister, Mrs. Maud Lindmen.
Mrs. Charles Pruett gave a little
social last Saturday night in honor
of one of her neighbor boys, John
Singleton, who has lieen ordered to
report for military duty. There were
only a fjew of her near neighbors in
attendance, among whom were Air.
Singleton's family, Charley and Ilho
mas CIngeado and their families and
one or two others whose names I
failed to secure.
George Wehmun who has been
clerking In the Von dor llellen hard
ware store for the last several monthR
has gono to work In the Edscll log
ging camp.
Last Sunday morning at the close
of the Sunday school exercises, the
call was made for birthday offerings.
The Sunday school has a right to ask
for birthday offerings and those who
havo had a birthday during tho past
week are requested to contribute a
penny for each year of their ago for
the benefit of tho missionary cause,
and on that occasion Grandma Curtis
walked forward and. deposited elghly
nino pennies in the contribution bor,
indicating that sho was eighty-nine
years of age. Sho Is quite feeble and
It was with difficulty that she could
walk to the stand and place the con
tribution In tho smul) opening made
to receive the change
Among the guests with us last Sun
day wore 11. E. llanoy and mother
Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Trowbridge,
Mr. .f. .1. Mason of Medford, -Mrs.
Win. Perry, Joo Moomaw, Orval Cbll-I
d ret It of Eaglo Point, Mr. Geppcrt,
Fred Stlllwell, John Foster, Frank
Abbott, of Unite Fulls, mid Miss I.tila
Allen and Marion Trusty of frail. I
Ix'wls Martin, formerly of Trail1
but now working In the manganese'
mines who was quite badly hurt last!
week by bclns caught between two
rocks, was a business caller In our'
town Monday. Speaking of tho man
ganese niino the report was Blurted!
here that the mill had shut down
and that they wero not doing any
thing up there was circulated around
hero, but It was all a mistake. They
had fired two men and It Is thought
that that Ij the way the report got
started. They are still runnlug and
hauling qut the oro. Tuesday they
shipped to Tacoma twelve or flfteon
ibalos of sacks that had 4ioen shipped
to them and on examhtulior. found to
bo no good so they sent thorn .buck.
Mrs. Rucll Hlldreth of riutto Falls,
who had been to Medford to have
some denial work done came out
Monday morning and remained nt the
sunnysido until Tuesday when she
took the train for home.
Emmot Plel who has beon engaged
working In the Lake Creek mine for
the past month, came out- Tuesday
morning and took the P. & 13. for
Medford.
A man by the name of Sears, while
working in the Ed Walker logging
camp, had his knee quite badly hurt.
He was standing near where they
were hauling in logs for shipment
when the log that was being dragged
by the donkey engine caught against
a stump causing It to swerve side
ways and caught him hurting him
qulto (badly, but my informant did
not know how badly.
Wm. Perry who now owns tho nnrt
of the old John Mathews place that
fell to Polk Mnthews and that he,
Polk, willed to Polk and Corbot
Smith, reports that somo of his wheat
is so badly Injured bv tho extreme
cold and hot weather that he has to
cut it fpr hay and that In addition to
his clover and alfalfa is runijlng his
hay crop up into over a hundred tons.
But Will is one of the 'best farmers
in this country and docs farming
right.
Word has come to us from Ashland
that ono of our old neighbors, Mrs.
A. II. Peachey, of that city, is down
with that malignant and dangerous
disoaso diphtheria, and that will ston
many, if not all, hero from going to
the celebration or round-up. Her
many friends here are hoping for her
speedy recovery.
There are quite a lot of tourists
passing thru here every day on their
way to Crater Lake and eastern Ore
gon.
There was a family slonnod here
Tuesday evening to havo our black
smith tlo some repair work on their
auto. They were rrom Pendleton,
Ore., and seemed to bo enjoying tho-r
trip very much.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Henderson ar
rived here Monday from imperial
Valley, Cal., right joining tho Mexi
can border; to .visit .Mrs. Henderson's
parents, Mr. and .Mrs. B. F. Ruller
who own a farm noar this nlace. Thev
soem to be highly pleased with our
section of the country.
Andrew Gressom und wlfn were
hero Wednesday morning doing busi
ness wiin i.oo. Urown and Sons and
the Von der llellen himlwure storo.
They starled out wilh their wagon
well loaded.
C. 10. Hollow's passed 'thru town
this Wednesday forenoon with his
littlo boy on his way to an ear spec
ialist. Tho little fellow has had a
rising in ono of his oars, and it had
broko and then closed up again and
our local sr. D Dr. Holt, thought It
best to tnlto him to a specialist for
treatment.
Miss Bellfrey of Central Point, was
a business called Wednesday morn
ing on Mrs. Lottio Von Scoy.
Tho 1'. & .;. railroad company
came out Wednesday morning and
brought tho mail and three passen
gers In a seven-passenger auto. The
motor ar that they have been trying
to make do service Is indefinitely laid
up for repairs and tho goou-natured
men who have been doing their -best
to make It do tho work aro rejoicing
and hoping that the company will
consign it to tho junk pilo.
Harry Lewis and Albert Clements
arrived from Klamath county Wed
nesday morning. Albert bus ,n,m ,,.
called to service for U. S. They were.
guests at tho Sunnysldo Cor dinner'
and so wns Mr. K. Conger. .1. It. Don.
ault, J. B. Coleman. OUT JtHKAKriT ff
Jacksonville and Mr. J. V. Adams of
Talent. Mr. Adams Is a confirmed
Invalid, being paralyzed in his legs.
Ho remained In the car aud had din
ner brought to him. Ho seems to bo
very cheerful in splto of his afflic
tions. Ho Is one of the old veterans
of tho Civil war and was ono of our
boarders while the 0. A. I!, held their
encampment here a few years ago.
cor.NTY (ucr proceedings
(Continued From Friday.)
('arc of Pone ;i( I'.w.i. i.........
Chns. A. lirown. supplies $ 4
: h. lirown, supplies 1 1
Henry liui'i-, nursing 1 11
Knders a Sons, supplim 27x
Gurnelt-Coroy Ildw. Co., sup
plies '.. ,
Dubinin! Pros., supplies id
liuldibon fc LuniMlcn, sup-
Tdb.M 15
l.non I!. Ha'-kiiis, supplies ...
C. M. KI1I1I, supplies
Mcdfor.l Fnrn. S: Ildw. Co.,
supplies 4
Nichols Aleut Market, sup
plies 9
Mrs. Minnie Knhlnwn "laY.V 01
The Toguery, supplies 4'
lao-nt iiox & Lumber Co.,
supplies
l'lrlch & Hyan, supplies......"! t.
'lrlch & Ryan, supplies 135.07
W. N. Wells, cash adv..
.65
W. X. Wells, traveling ex-
i ponse
;.I. T. Baker, iblacksmlthlng....
4.00
1.60
Cul.-Oro. Powor Co., light upd
power
Joshua Patterson, supplies....
7.81
8. Oil
Total '. $538.93
Cure of Poor Xot at Poor Farm
Bena Avery, Indigent $ 10.00
Nancy Arrasmith, indigent.... 6.00
Dan Auseon, Indigent 15.00
Julius Hlurrogaard, indigent.. 10.00
A. 1). Beardsloy, indigent 8.00
Mrs. Boyer, indigent S.00
Sue Bailey, Indigout 6. 00
Maggie Rohl. indigent 3 5.00
Mrs. 1. c. Cabler, indigent ... S.00
Annlo Cameron, indigent S.100
Mary M. Chllders. indigent ... 12.00
Kline Curry, Indigent 10.00
Mrs. Kate Copple. Indigent.... ' 8.00
Dave Daniels, indigent 8.00
Mrs. L. 10. Downing, indigent 10.00
Mrs. S. IJ. Kills, Indigent n.OU
J. if. Fattlg. indigent 10. 00
Catherine Gillette, Indigent., i'0.00
Mrs. Gunn, indigent 12.00
Mrs. 13. C. Gard, indigent 13. .10
W. H. Huston, indigent 10.00
Mrs. Hudson, indigent 8.00
Etta Jewell, indigent 6.00
Martha Jones, indigent 6.00
Mr. and Mrs. Kane, indigent.. 15.00
E. Kimball, indigent 15.00
H. C. Knapp, Indigent 8.00
H. C. Knapp, Indigent 8.0'0
Lena Lee, Indigent 8.00
Mrs. Carrie E. Miller, Indigent 10.00
Mrs. J. Myers, indigent 15. Oo
Mrs. 1. A. Montgomery, indi
gent 8.00
Tina Mahar, Indigent 10.00
Oliver Nadenti, indigent 10.00
Mrs. Frank Poyser, indigent.. 6.00
Jennie Rodgers, indigent 20J0O
Catherine Hodgers, Indigent.. 10.00
Alice M. Reed, Indigent. 10.00
W. II. Smith, indigent 15. 0
W. H. Stewurtf,' indigent 10. (.0
Nancy Sisemore, indigent 10. (Hi
T. D. Stafford, indigent 7.00
Kllas Slover, indigent 10. 00
Mrs. L. Schleffelin, indigent. 6.00
Sebastian Sehumpf. Indigent 10.00
Southern Pacific Co., trans
portation Miss Stevenson
'to tubercular homo 11.16
Meda Turpln, Indigent 10.00
Mr. and Mrs. Taffer, indigent 10.00
Mrs. Alice Dlrich, rent for
Mrs. Copplo, indigent 9.00
Ulrlch & Itynn, supplies Tor
. Cleveland, indigents. 4.50
F. D. Waterman, indigent 8.00
Pierco Wilson, Indigent - 6.00
Annie Watkins, indigent 8.00
'A. Wolgomott, Indigent 8.00
Cecelia Wood, indigent G.00
John C. Mann, indigent sup
plies 3.4S
Medford Harness Co., Indi
gent tupplles 6.40
Leonard Oorthuys, supplies
for .Mrs. Dodge, indigent..... 9.00
Phoenix Mercantile Co., Sup
plies for Mrs. G.,V. Sor
rels, Indigent . 14.70
Total $557.74
tlitvenllo Court
Robert J. Conroy, 6xaiiina-
tlon .V;...;. n.oo
Oregon State Hospital,' ex
pense committing-', insuuo
person i 41.30
Dr. J. W. Robinson, examina
tion 5.00
II. G. Dox, justico fees 3.00
Total $ u,.;o
Advertising nml (Viiimy Printing
Medford Mail Tribune, print
ing for county $ 31.60
Indigent Soldiers
F. M. Putney, expense Daniel
ciy 10.00
Roads and Highways
Cal.-Oro. i'ower Co., lights P.
& IS. Crossing
Ashland Printing Co., sup
plies 81.42
Total 1 84 .92
Recorder's Office
E. Grieve, labo:- 10.00
Medfosd Printing Co., sup
plies 30.00
Medford Rook Sl ire, supplies 1.70
Homo Ti1. & Tl. Co., tele
phone bill 2 70
Total ..., 4 4.40
Surveyor's Office
Clarlbell Arnold, clerical
work ,10.00
A. T. IJrown. office supplies.. 25.00
C. Frank Rhodes, office cx-
I'onso 1 3 ..() 0
C. Frank Rhodes, surveyor's
Compensation 10S.00
Tola' -' 170.00
Water Muster
Fred X". Cuinmlngs, expense.. J 17.30
Kiirorrenicnt Prohibition i,,v
John R. Wlmor, special agent )2.10
Paul F. Anderson, overtime.. (1.00
I). II. Crouenilller, overtime.. 2 1.45
Total 42.55
District A Horary
Medford Rook Store, supplies f .30
Postal Tel. & Tel. Co., tele
grams 2.03
Whl to Carbon & Ribbon Co.,
supplies 8 25
Western Union Tel. Co.; tele
grams r,r,
To'"' 1L73
War Emergency I 'und
W. T. Rostwlck, attendance
lieforo local 'board $ 2.10
Fred J. Flek, supplies for lo
cal board 2 75
Medford Printing Co., Biip-
Mies n.no
Jotcphine (1. Stanscll, atten
dance before local board.... 3.20
Geo. I,. Howard, work on lo
cal board 4 s no
Total 0
lioiinl v Pnlil on U'ilil A ni
John Calvin 1 2. 00
Anion Ring lt) m
1.1. M. Cantrall 4.1,,,
J- II- Blag X 00
; Harry Sl;ynnan mi
i W. F. Charley ;um
Harden Tarnbougb 5,00
An-blfl I,. Lewis Ferns 4 an
; I'-'arl l'lrlch 3
W. A. i'.cale 011
. Thomas Wlnu 4 mi
.1:'..". Itaea (;
' C. It. l.indfuiy " ,1
; W. L. Davis 3
Oscar Hanson j'
iiaruen Turnbough 3.
is. A. vestal 1 2
II. t:. Turrlll j i.
I Andrew .lelilnexs 2
; lieo. w. Harriott 2
Carl Bergman . . 2
Frank Kendall
J. N. Matney ,
J. M. Cantrall
Vincent Lanlnl
IW. It: Mynult
P. L. McDonald
Iko Coffman
W. W. Huller
Jonas Spltzer
Dean Saltmarsh
Milo Conley
J. J. Deadmond
J. S. Vincent
Frank Thompson ....
Harold Fnoucor
Gen. A. 'Nichols
William 1 1 tills
Alfred Fattlg
R. Rowers, Jr
Frank Woodward ....
John Calvin :
R. Zimmerman ..
Fran Weltninn
Martin McDonough ..
Totnl
T"nl current exnenso $3,5 81.17
Tho following claims worn disal
lowed or continued:
A. W. nish $ 8.00
Paul F. Andorson, traveling
evnenRo 1 5.2?
Thft fnltnwim' Idlla wnt-o rtltntum!
relative to tho county road fund, to
wit: '
llfiml l)iKfl'li-t Vn Ifl
Carl Roche, labor and sup
plies $344.50
Cal. -Ore. Power Co., exnenso
ltngle Point rock 'crusher.. 36. If'
Bond District No. 8
J. E. Davidson, labor $461.75
Road District No. 3
Ed. Dntton, labor and sup
plies $200.73
Road luiil(( v,i 1 1
A. K. Enrhnrt, labor ond sup
plies : $243.36
Roilil Dlslrh-t Vn. in
W. R. Gnrrott, labor and sup-
Piles $2S1.65
Road District Xo. I
Tobn Griovn labor sienna
J. Mnrtmnn. balance Apple-
gate Ih'Metr contract $422.00
Roh.I District Xo. 3
Hubbard Pros., snnnlles $ 16.05
Itonil 111 Y.i !C
Nick Klme. labor $320.67
Road District Xo. (I
C. A. Newstrom, labor and
supplies $139.8'
Road District, No. 2
W. R. Nvswnner, lalior and
supplies $614.45
Chris 'Natwlck, payment, on
Eagle Point road contract... $1 47.05
Road District Xo. 7
Frank R. Noll, labor $ 67.25
Road District Xo. I t
D. W. Ponce, labor and sup
plies s.tnn 70
O. J. Patlon, salary for euro
of Pacific Highway $ 65.00
Road District Xo. la
Geo. Stacy, labor $ 62.50
Electric Shop, road supplies.. G.flO
Road District No. 1
Jack True, labor and supplies $607.40
Talent. Rox ft Lumber Co.,
lumber road dish-let No. 2 2.45
Von dor llellen Ildw. Co.,
supplies road dist. No. 9.... 15.50
Road District Xo. I
O. S. Welshor, labor und sun-
pllos $259.22
Total road expenditures.. $8.0-11.27
G. A. OAltDNIOH,
County Clerk.
HELP WAXTUD MAI.K.
GOVERNMENT NHEDS 200,000
CLERKS nt Washington. Examin
ations everywhere in July. Exper
ience unnecessary. Men and women
desiring government positions
wrno lor ireo particulars to .I. e.
Leonard, (former civil sorvico ex
aminer), 1058 Kenols Rldg., Wash
ington. S7
WANTED Mechanics In all hranchos
of the metal trades tor Emergency
War Work. Good wages, good
working and nest climatic condi
tions.' Astoria Marino Iron Works,
Astoria, Oregon. 102
WANTED Married man as working
foreman for ranch. Dr. Henry
Hart.
WA.Th:l MISCkLlwYXKOUS
WANTED To rent, store-room or
small warehouse. Call 129 Rogue
River Valley Canal Co. t
WANTUD Grain 'binder on contract
work. Apply II. W. Ulngham,
phono 597-J3.
WANTED Sell your cream to the
Johnson Prod. Co., Central Point,
Ore., where the tests and cush
counts.
WANTED Houses to move, build,
repair or wroek. Phone 488-M or
488-X.
WANTED It. II. Toft buys Liberty
bonds, also mortgages, iioIoh, Judg
ments, escrow contracts, etc., und
makes short time loans on any old
thing.
WA NTi'R KITU.ITION.
WANTED T cut cordwood by con
tract or cord. I have tools. Ad
dress Box Wood, Mall Tribune. 90
WANTED Sowing of any klnd,at
homo or by tho day. Call at 22V
East Ninth streot. Phono 1911-M.
96
I'Olt 8AI.K POI l.TRV AND IHMH.
FOR SALE Ono-yeiirold hens; one
doz. Plymouth Rocks; ono don.
Rhode Inland Hods; 2 'i doz. White
Loehorns, be.it of condition; 60
white Leghorn pullets, three mos.
old; on white Lcgorn pullets, two
nion. old; 5u while Leghorn chick
ens, Hi man. obi. All In A-l con
dition. Ono pnivcr feed grinder.
Telephone lJ-Fl 85
IXTLKI U1AV ACTOCAH CO
TIME CAB I)
Leaver Medford for Ashland, Tnlom
and Phoenix dull, except Sunday at
8:00 a. in.; 1:00, 4:00 and 0; 15 p. in.
Also on Saturday nt 10:15 p. in., Sun
darn leave at 10:30 a. 111. and 1:30
5:30 and 9:30 p. ni. Leave Ashland
for Medford dully, except Sunday, at
9.00 n. 111., 1:00 4:00 aud 5:15 p. m
Also on Saturday nights nt 5:3"
Sunday leave Ashland at 9:00 a. m.,
aud 12:30. 4:30 aud 6:3(1 p, w.
riBI.P Wt.NTKD FHMAliE
WANTKD Two
resses. at once.
experienced wnit
Optimo Cufo. 86
WANTED Competent woman for
general housework. Phone 619-.1.
8(1
WANTED Woman to cook and do
laundry work, wages $45.00.
Phono 22-F13. Mrs. Geo. A. Mans
field, Prospect, Orogon. 88
WANTEI First-class cook at once.
Apply to .Mrs. F. Pelouze, Eagle
Point. 92
FOR BALE REAL KSTATE.
FOR SALE Modern home half block
off pavement, lot 50x330, best of
froe soil, all In bearing fruit and
garden. Will sell for several hun
dred dollars less than property
cost. Phone 102-X.
FOR RENT Oil SALE Throe mid a
half acres, two 'blocks rrom Main
streot. Inquire nt S4S East Ninth
street. 85
FOR SALE Farming laud, fruit
land, stock ranches, timber land,
from $10 per acre up. on long time,
easy payments, or might exchange
for other clear property. Address
Oolri Rav Realtv t.n
FOR 8AI.R LIVESTOCK.
FOR SALE Sow and eleven pigs.
IPhono 809-M. 87
FOR SALE Four mnres, three to
10 years old, 1200 lbs. to 1550 lbs.
One buggy, polo shafts and singlo
harness. F. L. Caton, 1015 North
Contra). 109
FOR SALE Two mnres, 9 and 10
years old: ono horse. 4 vears old:
two mares, 2 years old; one sot of
hnrnoss. All Al. Will sell or
trade for Al five passenger car,
For particulars write or call C. I..
Barnum, at Woed, Cal., P. O. Rox
128. . 116
FOR SALE Pure bred Duron Jersey
ojnr pig. A very promising yourg.
stor. Price $30.00, Including reg
istration. Palmer lnvostinent Co.,
Jiecnoni, ure. , 104
FOR SALE MISCELIjANEOUS.
FOR SALIC 3 A Kodak anil" conT
ploto developing and printing yut
flt amounting to $22.90 left with
us for sale by customer gone to
war. I'rice for the outfit $16. 00.
- Modford Book Store. So
FOR SALE One twin-bed auto frail
er, pneumatic tires, tent, complete
outfit, at a bargain. Just the thing
lor your camping trip. M. S. Johu7
son, Gold Hill, Ore. 89
FOR SALE Good second-hand bi
cycle. 723 West Eleventh street. SO
1'OR SALE 35 tons grain hay for
saio, xm.uii in l'lold, milo south
Hlllcrest Orchard. 80
FOR SALE 1917
Call Nash Hotel.
Pord touring car.
, 89
FOR SADE Or trado for small car
0110-ton truck, Smith attachment
with Ford motor. Pacific Highway
Garago. 85
FOR SALE Slide trombone; good
condition. 734 West Fourteenth
street. SO
FOR SALE 1913 Indian twin motor
cyolo, fine condition, full equip
ment, $so.oo. 1914 Ford roadster.
Valley Garugo. S5
FOR SALE Cheap, ono Ford, five
passenger; ono Chevrolet, five-pas.
songer. good as now. 3 08 West
JMllgllt street. SO
FOR SANK Three-burner blue flame
011 cook stovo, nearly now. 813
Minnesota street, phono 00 2-J. 85
FOR SALE Going to war July 22nd.
Chovrolot, 1918 model, Domo
crenni sepnrntor, Pierce Arrow
chalnloss blcyclo, Hammond typo-
writer, l'hnno 41, Jacksonville. 88
FOR SALE Sandwich hay baler, In
good condition. Write I. R. Pierce,
Central Point, it. R. No. 1 or
phono 19.!, mornings or evenings,
87
FOR SALE Or trado Maxwell truck,
Terms. Box 25 Mall Tribune. 87
FOR SALE Household goods, fruit
jars ami guidon tools. 005 South
Newtown, Phono 190-R. 85
FOR SALE Wood saw, first-class
oiiglno, corner Nlantlc nnd Liberty.
91
FOR SALE Seconn-naiid hand boat.
nrav outfit Hubbard Rrnt
FOR REXT Kl'ltXISIIEI) ROOMS,
FOR KENT Modern furnished room
with sleeping porch. Phono 750-W
after 6 p. m. s7
FOR RENT II IPSE KEEPING
ROOMS.
FOR RENT Two modern house
keeping rooms on ground 'floor.
315 North llartlett. .Mrs. Godlove,
89
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS.
FOB RENT Cheap, store bnlldhTii
with living rooms above. At cor
nor of Oakdale and I lib stroetr.
I'riono Hh-.l 1 t
FOR RENT-- Five acres Including
house, largo barn, good well, $s.00
per month; adjoining .Medford, D.
Wle, Route One. sr
R. Kemp Welch.
Consulting mining engineer
and mlncrologlKt; examinations
nnd advlco on mechanical re
quirement of all class of mines.
My concentrator saves all min
erals Including plaMnum.
IW E. Main St. Ashland, Oro.
FOR EXCHANGE.
TO EXCHANGE For antomobiieTn
gooa condition, two ciioico sautue.
and buggy mares and one colt, one
Studebalier buggy and harness.
Apply 21 East Main, Ashland, Oro.
LOST.
LOST One gray mare with black
halter and ono shoo. Notify Phone
14 0-.T. 87
LOST Eight war savings stamps.
Please leave at Mall Tribune. 80
LOST Between tho high bank one
milo north of Rybee bridge and
Medford, hunting coat containing
reel and fly hook; owner's llconse
In pocket. Reward if returned to
Mall Tribune offlco. 87
MONfiT TO I.OAX.
AMORTIZATION LOANS Payable 5
to 40 years, 5 Vi per cent. Money
ready when land appralred and ti
tle perfected. K. 11. llurd. Sec'y
Troas. Nat. F. L. Ass'n, Garnett
Corey Bldg. 104
MONEY TO LOAN Morey to lo
n Modford property F.MT month
! payments flee Xi R Wo4.
nrsrxEss director
Mining Experts.
CAMPBELL & L1LJEGRAN mines
promttlng association; mining
properties listed for sale, Bampled
and reports rendered. Office and
assay laboratory at 107 North Fir
St., opposito I Intel Holland, Sam
ples by mr.il given prompt atten
tion. Attorneys.
WM. M. COLVIO Attomey-at-law.
Medford National Bank Bldg.
PORTER J. NEFF, AUornoy-at-Hw
rooms 8 and , Medford Nations'
Bank Building.
A. E. noames. Lsjtj.w
Corey nulbllu.
Aoto Viopplirw.
ftumrtt
LAFIKK AOTO UPKING CO.--W
are operating the largest, oldmi
ud best-equipped plant In the Par
elflo northwest., Use our spring
when others fall. Bold nnder writ
ten guarantoe. 34 North Ftfteent)
St., Portland, Oregon.
liar ton
GAHBAOIO Get your "pnimTsii
cleaned up for the sumuier. Call
on the city garbage wagou toi
god service. Phon 861-iC. I
If. Allen
Expert Accountant.
W I LSONTu DPT LNCM'.'wiT
son, C. P. A. ABk about our nen
and simplified method of account
ing. Particularly valuable to an J
business as a time-saver glvlna
full business dotail. M. F. & H,
Bldg., Medford. Phono 157-R.
Instruction lu Moi,..
?H1JD ALTON I1A1U1IT Teacher
piano and haruiouy. Iiaixhl Muali
Studio, 4 0.S I'laiuett-Coruj Hid
Phone 72.
Insurant.
ALICE HOLLO WAY' F're, Accident
Automobile, Liability policies writ,
ten with bout English and Eastern
Companies. Oflloe 408 Oarnett
Corey Bldg. '
EARL S. TUMY Genoral Inearano.
otfico, Fire, Automobile, Accident
Liability, Plate Glass, Contract
and Surety Uonds. Excellent 00m
panies, good local service. Ns. 21
Garnett-Coroy Bldg.
I'liUiing Mill.
THOMAS MOFFAT General mil)
work, sash, doors, mouldings aud
screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone
184,
Physicians and t)u 'eon.
1R. W. W. HOVVltuTieopVlhi".
physician. 303 C ruett-Corey build
lug. Phone 130.
DR. J, J. EMMENSPliyslclau and
surgeon. Practice limited to aye,
oar, nose aud throat. Eyos scien
tifically tooted and glasses sup
pllod. Oculist and Aurlst for 8. P.
It. R. Co. Offices 14. i ftH.Ua
Bldg. Phone 567.
Printers and Publisher.
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has tis
oust equippeu printing office 1
Southern Oregon. Book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, hilling systems,
etc. Portland prices, 27 Noru
Fir Bt
Tittusrea.
EAD3 TRANSFER & STORAGE CO
uuira z iNoriu tcrout St. Phons
315. Prices right Ksrvloe guar
nlKftri
INTERESTING!
1 1 acres, splendid, strictly modern
5-room bungalow, with . screened
porches, artistic flro places, good
water system, barn, chicken housos,
only ono milo from paved highway;
tho buildings aro word more than
(ho prlco asked for tho place, so wo
are (browing In tho II acres of flrst
claas soli. $2,100.00 cash lakes the
place, tho buyer can nlso purchaso the
stock, Implements, poultry, otc, at
right prices if so doslrod.
Brown & White
10 boutu, Fur Street,