MEDFOKI) MAIIJ TltmONTO, MKDFOKH. . OR KfiOX, 'FRIDAY. .HTT.Y '), iflia
l'AUK FIVE
E CAM
FIND READY SALE
I
(Weekly -Market Letter.)
PORTLAND. Ore.. July 3. Cattle
receipts today 350 head, for the language Ciermany can understand
week to date 2000 head of good 'rom the mouth of the lilt: gun.
to choice stuff that has found ready asserted Franklin K. Lane, scrrotnry
sale. Prices were maintained thru-1 of the Interior, at the closing sos
out the day yesterday and In soniesln ot the national educational as-
cases prices were higher. However In j
a general way the market was steady
to strong for all classes. Quotations
are: Prime steers $1212; good to
choice steers $llil2; medium to
good steers $9 010; fnlr to medium
! steers $S4( 9; bommon to fair steers
5f8; choice cows and heifers $8.50
9; medium to good cows and heif
ers $6(7.50; fair to medium cows
and heifers I4.50i5.50; canners $3
(Ti t. 50; bulls $0(6 8;-calves $3.50
Il.SOi; siockers and feeders 17 -9.
The receipts of hogs today. 430,
for the week to date Hi 50. The hog
market yesterday was a very satis
factory affair, the offerings were of
!iood quality and the demand good
and in consequence the market ad
vanced 10 to 15 cents strong. Quo
tations are: Prlmo mixed $16.75
17; medium mixed $10.50 10.75;
rough heavies $13.25(515.50; piss
$15. SO 10; bulk $16.7-5. 10.90.
With a small run of strictly good
sheep and lambs for the week's open
ing trade the market registered a
gain of 25 to 50 cents. Quotations
are: East of the mountains lambs
$13013.50; valley lambs $12i
32.75; yearlings $8ifi9.50; wethers
$7.50(f( 8.50; ewes $5j,7.50.
Portland Livestock
POKTLANI), July ii. Cattle
steady; receipts 18:1. Steers: Prime,
$12.00( 1.1.0(1; (rood to choice, .$11.00
(ii 12.00; medium' lo jphhI, !).0(l(n
10.00; lair to medium, $S.0I1( il.00;
common In l'uir. .f.".00(( H.0II; cows
(Hid licil'crs, choice, ifH.r(l(ii!UI0:
medium to i;ood, iFti.OOfirT."!!); lair to
medium, .7M(a.:M ; eaners fil.OOfrj
4..30; bulls, $(;.0II( 8.00; calves, .$8.."i0
(iill.otl; stockers mill JVcilers, .7.00
((iil.OO,
llngS steady ;'roeci)(s 2:1". Puce
mixed, $ 1 (i.7.")(t 1 7.00 ; medium n ix
ed. $lfi.."0((?l(.7(i; roiivh heavies,
l.V.'j( l.j.,50; piffs, .$l.')..-0((i Ki.00 ,
bulk of sales, $ I 7.3.
Nicep, sternly; receipts 1.3. East i.f
mountain lnnibs, .$1:.(I0(W 1X.30: vul
ley lambs, $li00((i 12.7;3: yearlings
.? ."( IJ...0 ; wethers, .$ 7..)0( 8..30 :
ewus, $ ).00((T7.")0.
. llutter mid Kggs
PORTLAND, July .3. liutier iivm.
City creamery prints, 47c; curt oils,
48e. Ruyinir price butter fur Portland
47(4!)e; cube extras. 4.3c; piiiee
firsts, 44c; firsts 4:ie; dairy,
KGGS Sellfng price, case count,
SO'c. Bnyina; price, Iltic; candled,
40c; selected candled in ciirlons, 42c
POULTRY liens, 2(i((r28c; broil
ers, :i0( :!2c; old roosors, Hie; turk
eys, 28((i :i0e; seese, 22e; ducks, 3.3
(rf:7c.
Portland (irnln
W1IKAT New crop, $2.20; linrley.
Joed, .f:i(! brewing, $32; mils, $.3!)..30
bid; corn, No. 3, yellow, .fbWiO.
1I3LLSTIWS Ilnui, 30.00
.IO.'jO; shorts, $:!2.00(ii32..30; mid
drinss, :!9.00(.10..30 per ton.
HAY Hnyinpr price, limolby, .WO;
nllultn, Jp.'o; grain, 2ll.
WASHINGTON', July 3. Unex
pected developments or strength by
the czecho-SIovnk bands which are
' hnnklng their way across the Siberian
pintns from European Russia, has
arrested tho attention ot officials
here and formed tho basin of a con
forence among tho diplomatic repre
sentatives of tho entente powers.
TOY'S MARKETS I
I Delicious Flavor
L Vacuum Packed
SGuaranteed V
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TALKS 10 TEACHERS
PITTSBURG, July o Three year?
of negotiation, patience anil appeal
showed the United States the only
soclatlon convention.
Every Industry, and every dollar la
the land is pledged to support the
war until victory for the allies. Two
million troops will be added to the
1,000,000 already in Prance. If need
ed a year from now, Mr. Lane added.
We all work1, when the lust word
Is said," Secretary Lane declared,
"tor Die preservation of what we call
Christian civilization, which is the
recognition of the fact that physical
force must he limited by moral force,
that the world Is not to belong to the
strongest."
There are 5,500,000 illiterates In
the United States 700,000 of these
are within the draft ages, Secretary
Lane suid, declaring It is a shame
that public schools are open only
half a year and a "disgrace that
teachers in them are paid less than a
day laborer."
GOLD HILL NUGGETS
Tho 'observance of tue I-ourfu at
Gold Hill' wius v.rtainly hhicmi(.?Pic
uic dinner., were .-.in., .uvidenco .hut
iihout 4 p., in. llic event, of the day
took place when the local physicittu
a-s.si.stcd by the .postmaster editor,
nurses mid patriotic citizens succeed
cd in opornliii", npoii the kaiser, re
tuovinjr I'is "anil bladder," urcordin;
to arriiiiiieinents which were very sat-
l.-iactorily earned out ill the prove
adjoining Die old school building. II'
the snaps taken nre. a success )-
turcS' may be .ordered at the'lo;'ul
drugstore. .
, Mrs. A. A. IJowlcv and children ol
(limits Pass nunc Thursday morn
inn to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs
V.. A. Russell of Hcajjle. , i,
Mr. and Mrs. F. W.Milackcrt and
Mr. ami Mrs. K. T. Simmons were n
purty ".oinu- to Yrekn, Calif., Thurs
day mornim:. t '
Mr. and Mrs. Kd CimUvoll and
family of Klamath Kalis are visit in
at the homo of Mrs. CurdwcH's moth
er, Mrs. Griffith, nnd also her sister,
Mrs. (ledigc Patrick.
, Misses Kathleen and Marguerite
Blank and Miss Ada lvcrson were
visitors to Medl'ord Wednesday af
ternoon. . -
Mi's. J. K. Unfiles of Weed, came
down to spend a week with her
mother. Sirs. K. T. Simmons.
Cecil Johnson and Joe Lewis left
Wednesday morninir for Portland.
C. N. Shaver and family spent
Thursday in Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Domgoy of Galls
creek were in Gold Hill Thursday.
Hen II, Lamphani, former resident
of this city and still owner of the
Gold Hill News, but now a resident
of Portland, ciinie down Tuesday to
t'ish in his oh) haunts, the "famous
Itoguo river," where ho hud spent
ninny happy hours, while a resident
of these purls.
J. II. Iteeman was a Medl'ord vis
itor Tuesday.
Or. R. C. Kelsey, who has been in
Porllum! and other northern parts
returned Tuesday night.
Mrs. Moorelock and grandchildren
and Mrs, Crawford accompanied the
judge on the star route Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oilmen Snyder ha' e
mined to their own home near the
high school building.
Floyd llnrlinn went to Aslilum!
Wednesday to visit at the home of
his uncle. Curl C. Darling.
Min t in Kowers was n passenger
lo Ashhtnd Thursday.
air. and Mrs. Lee ( ook were vis
itors to Medl'ord Wednesday.
Mr. and ill's. Kmniett Sutton wen
pussenjrers to Ashland this week.
Miss Ida Johnson, who has been
in Portland Die past seven monlh.
returned to her home in this city
Tuesday afternoon for a visit with
her parents, M. S. Johnson nnd wife.
Perry Knols returned Tuesday
from bis work in the .Meadows dis
trict. Mix. Kiioch Rolen of Kanes creek,
:i shopping in fluid Hill Wedni
day.
Jesse Blackin.tou came down
Wednesday from Auer where he tin
been employed.
Mr. and Mrs. Ws II. Pelkeraml Mr.
and Mr-. John Jockel of Addy, Wa-h
were uuests Wedncsiluv of Mr. and
Mis. tiovinoiid A. Jones cost of town
.Mr. 1'elkcr was a dinner tenc her of
Mrs. .lone-.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Wood were
passentii-rs lo A-hlnnd Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Idinaerv came
down from' (lleiidale Wednesday.
Kd Crawford, brother of Mrs.
i!Iinm I,ewis. is visiting at her
home.
.Mr. and Mis. Iilch Snjdcr went
to Seven Oaks Wednesday lo visit
at the home of hi'r sister1, Mrs, J. P.
llouxltind.
J)arlei;ih Slcnd was in (lold Hill
Thursday.
Mrs. Henry I)randt and daughter
visited with friends in Medford last
Wednesday night.
Charles Terrlll was the guest of
his brolhor, Jay Terrlll Tuesday.
Red Cross will lneqt Tucsduy
afternoon. At this meeting tho re
port of the year's work will be read
and it will also be election of offi
cers. All members of tho society
and all interested are earnestly
asked to be present.
Fred Combs recently recelvod the
nows of the death of bis brother,
Loran Combs who was drowned in
Squaw Creek, during a jcloudbuvst,
near Fossil la eastern Oregon.
Jona Spiuer who has been over at
Klamath Falls for several months re
turned Inst week.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Estes arrivod
from Glendale last week and are
visiting relatives here. v
Mrs. Marlon Tryor was a Medford
shopper Friday.
Jona Barrett returned from Klam
ath Falls last week.
The Rev. Father Conaty was the
dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
King and family Tuesday. '
Miss Violet Cook and her niothor
-Mts. Cook motored up Wagner creek
from Millionaire Row Wednesday,
stopping for a little while at the
home of Mrs. Marlon Tryer.
Mrs. Shastlne and daughter were
shopping in Ashland Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Crawford
are over from Klamath Falls visiting
relatives. Mr. Crawford expects to
be called In tho near future
The Children's day exorcises which
took place at tho Methodist church
Sunday ovenlng, were enjoyed by a
full houso. Tho program was of a
patriotic naturo and together with
the unveiling of the service flag waR
very cffeptlvo and befitting at this
time. Tho flag icoutained twenty
three stars. The center -space was
occupied 'by the gold star represent
ing Karl Heeson, the only one de
ceased irom our town. ; Tho other
stars represented tho following .hoys:
Walter Sowash, Henry Rice, 11111
IJiCey, Ozro WHsrow, Glen Withrow,
Jay Withrow, Hill Spitzer, Jay Spltz-
er, ChtJrle Tryer, Kenneth King,
Ava Holt, Lloyd Turner, lillly Weal
Ormle Goddard, Ben Wyant, A. O,
McCormlek, Guy Quackenbush, Bryon
Works, Ray Coleman, Wyant Clark.
. Mr. Bovinan and family left re
cently for a fifteen days vacation.
Mr. Cowman intends to spend the
time in Portland and visit Mrs. Bow
man's relatives who reside in Port
land. Mr. John Robinson will take
the mail route In Mr. Bowman's ab
sence. The Garvin brothers are employed
in' digging a well for Wcss Vogeli
and havo struck a fine flow of water
at fourteen feet. Mr. Vogeli intonds
to cement the walls.
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
By A- O. dowlutl
Liist Silt in dny wo IuhI a I'liuinc
wreck on our ! i K. linlroad. Thr
Irnin,' coiisislint; of four box curs,
six iir;:, ii couch mill engine Icn
iW, hismi1 thioii'h here Jill o, k. ltnt
in tuniiutr around u rocky point ntioul
a mile from the dt pot, it appears ttiat
the henvv box ear of lumber creeled
so as to spreiid the trnck and top
pled over, nnd it was attnehed to the
tender, and mi they both toppled
over into the ditch, forlnnaUdy tear
inj; lotse from (he engine1, so that it
did not turn off, but (here were, two
or three lo cars gol (,ff tlie track
but did not turn over. Fui'tnnalcly
there was no one hurt.
I .see in the M:iil Tribune and tlie
Medford Si Mi nttenliou is culled to an
item in one of the last list of itenu
I sent in where I spoke of Mrs. A. II.
Peut'Iicy hauni; the diptheriii ami
lite muyor and the hoard of hejilth
nlludcd to the item and denvs ttuit
tliere w;is any diptheriii in Ashland
elc. I nbtuinetl mv inf ouualinn froni
Ihe Peachey lamily, wlio wrote everj
day to Mr. I'eachey's ilauL'hter-in-hiw,
Mr-. licit Peiicbey, telling her
Hint she, Mr. I., did have I lie di
eae and was quarantined, warning:
her not lo corne (o Ashland, and it
they did not to slop fin account of
Mrs. Iterl INaeliv's babv and I
thought and slill think that t we
correct in my statement. When 1
ni-ikc a stutcnirnt ot' that kind I aim
lo know the facts before I write. X
doubt the fpiarunl ine luid been raised
before the letter was published hut
the I'eeK were (be same.
Miss Kav I'errv and Miss fJurnell
Niclnd-- were slioipiii;4 Salunlay af
tctnoun in our town.
Mr. and Mrs Thon.es K. Niehol
nf t. '. v.ere nmon' the visitor
Saturday atteinonn.
The W. S. S. mVt' in the Antelope
school district prove, (o be a fraud
iiiectss. The nllntnivat for'the din
TALENT TALK
t lii-1 was $1,070, and the amount
subscribed was $1,825.' The people
out in the rural districts as a rule are
.villinL; to d anything to help lo
rush the kaiser.
Mrs. A. H. Clarno offered n.pw '("'
sale for the benefit of the l!cd Cross
society and when' all the chances
were sold it brought $27.2-.
The Red Cross dauco . Saturday
niejit tho receipts of the evening
were for tickets, .$1:13. 30 and for
lunch $27. 2f. . ' :
Ainonjr the quests nt the Sunnyside
Sunday were Mr. J. I'aylor, one of
the boys in khaki- of Kurt Columbia,
Mr. and Mi's. II. H. Taylor of liufh,
Mr. nnd Mrs. I). AJ Pepper, Siui
Francisco, Mr. and Mi's. J. ,1. Puck
tor, S. T. Richardson, Miss Richard
.on, Miss F.thyl Liloit of Medtord.
'iov Stanlev mid family and Carl
stenicv. .
Mrs. C. A. Cliafnian and II. D.
McDonald, two deptilv sheriffs, were
out here for dinner Mondnv. They
were here on official business ' ulld
see bv (lie Medford papers that
thev have been lioiu; sonic busiue
while here. 1 feel sorry of the boys
who live tranoed. but would be elud if
Tliose of the older ones who arc roal-
v tlie euillv ones and hriiur the dope
'rom Medford and selling it to tile
bins here al the dances and at other
unices, could be cnujjht and uiven the
full benefit of the law and also ninny
of the older ones who do not jo that
fur but envouriitfo the younger onus
to violate the bone dry law bv inakini
liiiht.ot its: violation and impressing
on their minds thill it. is : smart trick
to not only evsde but violate the law
If the1 older ones would stand finn
for law enforcement and teach the
nsui; generation that it is u crime
to violate any law, but to uphold it
and if it is a bad or nnjiixt law re
peal it, it would make ii vast differ
ence in the morals of the rising- gen
eration. J. Hartman and seven or eight oth
ers passed through here Monday the
first, on their way to tho rlounce
Hock cemetery to try to stop the rav
ages of the fire ill that sction.
W. K. Ilauiinel was a business call
er Mondav.
liuss Monroe of the Soda Springs
dislricl brought ill his wool and sold
it to the C. P. Produce company
Tuesday. He also brought in two
small lots for Mr. C M. M.ulin mid
Henry Town of Lake creek. He real
ized li.l cents a pound for it in the
dirt , that is, unwashed.
Since my lust two of the subscrib
ers lo tho Unity Mail Tribune and
two of the subscribers to Ihe Weekly
Mail Tribune have renewed their sub
scriptions. ''''
COURT HOUSE REPORT
Reported by Jackson County Ab
stract Co., Sixth and Central Ave.
. MoiTlnKfl License?
John K. l'lurry to llnzcn l'' fijr-
nell.
I.ec K. Ilcd;eM.'tU to Marion Low-
dch.
Circuit Court
Oeorirc I'. Martin ct ux vs. I'.lliun
A. I'oe el ul. Kail in eipiity.
William Stnilev v. William Ks-
milis. Siiuimons.
I., h. I.ove. vs. t'ilhi liii Cohen. Sum
moiiM. A'rit of altiichment.
'. Sercpia Cotlrcll v:;. James Mux
well ct all, S. minions.
Commerce . T rust & Sn villus biink
vs. Stcrline; -.Milling Co. Aiirecnicnl
ami Hliiuhi'.!oii. ,
liolinle Court
Clnrinda (I. O.'lcshy estuto. Finan
cial report. 1'etilion. Onier to bor
row money.
t Jucoli K. Itittcr cstatu.- Itepoit of
sale of real uropcrly.
ltcal l-lalc Trnnsfors
W. H. Slriker to Martha Strik
er. River lot 1 !!-.'!, S. 19-
Xm Sunbeam
Mow to hrnSi Thoce Pains and Dlttreno
Which ao Many Mothers ava Suffojed.
'Ion much c.lTumt l0 IWM fur
l vnmlrrful
women at
pr.;.i,r:,L!on, fjiuliiar to mal.y
Nu lhir i I tlcild.
R to ninro tcctlvo In Iti action tli.in all
'J.c hcUiti r..:ui ccr luid dawn for tlii
rilbm:a of eroitf-tnilt lrtotticn. It Is un
.f'.'trnal n;;picnlion tliat M-rrula It4 Influrnrn
urnn tlm ccriLl, trmlon nti.l mwlM nt Iha
-iUlomen, rontlrrlnf tli pllnt, ond thr
ir-inj prxrrfully will,imt tlat pcnhur
.trtiiLLlnc strain.
Tim ccmr'rm U, lltcrrfore, onn of nn-
'x)'j:l (i J-;.'ul mttl -l;ition nnd tno r.iucli
:lrr. canrnt lo lai'l u.'n Hi'J lvm.-irl((il;lo
.noucrica .l.lcli a In' tlw r'i Imppy pren.itat
!!-; rp-ltlnn li-tR on tlie ti-al11i und furtutiiBi
A tiiu r;c.-.c:iiji!i tu ime.
Tho tiiin t 1'C ct4 Ih ItiitnTtrlv let
Winn M tllicr'i l-ii,-ml ti-rl fl.irhiv tlm
licrint nl c-;wflnn-y fur lli ruii-M-lt-d i.
pnml cj,U-r liil 1cb4 .'train Mlicn babr
it Urn.
MMr-?r' Friend t fir fTtcrml ire ntr.
It i:illrriy r-nle fth'l m r l-t lin'l ttf nur
itril.l. It IS prewired hy llin llrndn-id
Ki-ltnillnr Cu.. I.inur lll'lr.. Atljnln.
urite llicm 10 r'nl ii .l,t-tr Ino-ml
Inr "MjIIii-iIi-aI IloiV." my will "ffiul It fit
onr-e. wMttrmt rltnrif. flnd von will find II
vrrv Ii-lpf-.il. flo not ni'lr-rl for n r!i:rto
1. Iriil lid Mcrnlnj ti nrp'v MilVr 1 I rl'i'l
nrmlit'iir In rlirir'.inrif irnnn'l IIM Imttli.
nr.! tiiim fjttlir yourself arnln,t pain anj
Ul.illlllVIt,
30-3W JO
Abby Kendall Thomas to Geo.
W. Brooks. Lot 7, Perry's
sub. dlv 1900
United 8tutes to Jesse Louis
Cotton, Sec. 4, twp. 37, R.
4 W.; west V, of SH. 14 Patent
BrokenWind-Heaves
7-J--U!Jll.v.v-,-i.U...TT-
Help
your
horse
jUraCDaniels'i
HORSES . CATTLE
to health
MSWKfrtfi" SJfe-lJl
and
strength
Dr. Daniels' Renovator Powders
A True Conditioner
A Bortntr Modiclno tor th-l Tind FHng
Make the old horse took nnd act llke new on
Aalr vnur dali.r fur thm and one ol Dr.
innielft' t)ook on the horao-lhU book telli
you huw so lututc lameucis, how to treut
ipavln, curb and ll lmiir!t. how to curt
llc ttii4 irtut ill Attmpr or other cold.
Heath's Drug Store
Can serve you With Dr. Daniels Horse
and Cattle Medlcino. Come In and
Ree us and cet a hook.
Settled lilds
Sealed 'bids will be revolved by the
Recorder of tho Town of Talent,
Oro., until July I nth, for tho dtKRlnK
of a shaft approximately 30 feet and
rumiinK a. drift for 7S and possibly
100 feet, nnd for timbering same.
lumber to bo furnished by Town of
Talent. City reserves tho rlsht to
reject all bids. Kor further Informa
tion call on Record, at Talent, Ore
C. C. WOI.TEKS,
S. F. G. MA NESS.
95 Committee.
Oninty Treasurer's Tlilnl 'aU for
Talent Ii ripntion Oistrict
Wan-ants
Kioto of Oregon. 'ounty of Jackson,
' Trettsury ' Department, Jackson
ville. Oregon, July f.th, 191S.
"N'otlce is hert-liy given that there
are funds on hand for the redemp
tion of all Talent Irrigation District
Warrants numbered from 11 1 to 127
both' nunvliers Inclusive.
Interest ceases on tho warrants
abovo called on Ibis tho 5th day of
July, 191 S.
MYRTLE BLAKELEY,
Treasurer of Jackson County, Oregon
Notice of Itoiul Sale
Sealed proposnls will bo received
by tho Board of Directors of (lold
Hill Irrigation District at Its office in
said District, in Jackson County, Ore
gon, for the purchase of sixty thou
sand dollars ($ti0,0lll) bonds of said
District till' tho hour of 8 o'clock p.m.
on Saturday, July 27th, -191 K. which
said Isbuo of bonds will pear date
July 1, 1D1S, Hear Interest at not to
exceed six per cent per annum,
payable seml-annunlly on the first
duy of January and July of each year,
principal and Interest payable at the
Fiscal Agency of tae' State of Oregon
In New York City, said bonds to be in
denominations of- one hundred
(J1U0), one hundred and fifty
(fluO) and fivo hundred dollars
($u00) each, numbered consecutively
commencing with number, one (1J
and following in numerical order,
and maturing approximately as fol
lows: . ,
2,:i.ri0 on July 1 1323
a.r.tio on July 1 1:124
2,r.no on July 1 19215
2. S00 on July 1 192ii
H.Ur.O on July 1 1927
3,1 r.O on July 1 1928
S.ftTiO on July 1 1929
,1,Br0 on July 1 1I1S0
8,7r,0 on July 1 19.11
a,9r0 on July 1 19.12
4,200 on July 1 1933
4.4ri0 on July 1 1934
4,700 on July 1 1935
5.000 on July 1 1930
r.,300 on .Inly 1 1937
B.3U0 on July 1 1938
Itlds for saiit bonds must be accom
panied by a certified check on an
Oregon bank for at least fivo per cent
of tho purchase price, and Bald bids
must be unconditional a: to legality.
Tho Board reserves tho right to
reject anv or all Iwds.
- CHAULErf CIIAMPMN,
Secretary.
HKU" WAM'KI) MAIK.
WANTED tlovernment needs i.
OHO clerks nt Washington. Exam
inatiuiis everywhere In July. Ex
perlcnco unnecessary. Men and
women desiring government post
Hons write for free parli."iiltirs to
J, C. Leonard, (former Civil Her-
vlco Examiner, ) 10-.1M Kenols
lildg.', Washington. 9
WANTED Steady mini for night
clerk. Hotel Mcdfot'd.
WANTI'.D .Mini and wife without
family Tor work on ranch. Inquire
Feb! Investment Co. 91
WANTED- Mechanics In all branches
of tho metal trades for Emergency
War Work. (Jood wages, good
working and lieut climatic cnidl
tlons. Astoria Marino Iron Works,
Astoria. Orngoii. 102
- HKLP WAM'KII PKMAMC
WANTEI (iood cook with refer-
eucea. .Mrs. Fninlt Owen. Phone
7-lt. 87
WANTED (lirl for general
work. Phono 7i'3.
hoiise-
K9
WANTED Experienced waitress
Hotel Medford. .
WANTED Competent woman for
general housework. No laundry
work. Phono F. Pclouze, Eagle
mint. 91
WANTED Woman to rook nnd do
laundry work, wages I4.i.0i).
Phono 22-F13. Mrs. (ieo. A. Mnns
field. Prospect, Oregon. 88
KOH IlKXT MlKCKLLANKOUr).
FOR RENT Cheap, store bulldlni
with living rooms above. At cor
ner of oaKdale and 11th atreota
. Phone Jti-Jl,
Ii
WANTED SITUATION.
WANTED To cut cord wood by con
tract or cord. I have tools. Ad
dress Box Wood, Mail Tribune. 90
WANTED Sewing of any kind, at
home or by the duy. Call at 227
East Ninth street. Pbone 199-M.
WANTKTI MISCKIiLiANEOUS
WANTED To trado. good horse or
cow with sow with pigs. Phone
408-R3, 94
WANTED Truck, now or second
hand. State price, capacity, etc.
Box K, Tribune: ' " '
WANTED To buy, younK bull. Dur
ham or Hereford preferred, phone
H. W. ninshnm.
WANTED lialod alfalfa hay. Stato
tonnuKQ ond price K. O. B. Ad
dross ltox 100, Mull Tribune.
WAITED To rent, smnll ranch
near Medford. A. D. Perdue. Cen
tral Polut. R. It. No. 2, Box S8. 91
WANTED To rent, store-room
small warehouse. Call 129 Rogue
River Valley Canal Co. tf
WANTED Sell your cream to the
Johnson Prod. Co., Central Point.
Ore., where the testa and cash
counts.
WANTED House to move, build,
repair or wreck. Phone 488-M or
4S8-X. . . ,
WANTED R. H. Toft buys Liberty
bonds, also mortgages, notes, Judg
ments, escrow contracts, otc, 'and
makes short time loans on any old
thine.
FOR SALF KKAL ESTATE.
FOR SALu Farming land, fruit
lund. stock ranches, timber land,
from H0 per acre up, on looc time,
easy pavmenta. or might exchange
fcr other clear property. Add raw
Gold Rav Ue.lf 1 n. '
FOR SALR LIVESTOCK.
l'"OH SALE Thieo Ration milk cow.
jriS.OO. Ilox Cow, .Mail Tribune
89
FOR SALE 25 head rfif dairy cows
with a good milk contract, iv
hlKh-Krade llolsleins. three Jer
seys, two Ilurhums. The best pay
ing hord in Jackson county. For
sulo at a price lliat is right. Phone
Sti-H. 89
FOR SALE Four mares, threo to
10 yenrs old, 1200 lbs. to 1500 Hs.
One buggy, pole shafts and single
harness. F. L. Caton, 1015 North
Central. 109
'OR SALU1 Two ranroB. 9 and 10
, years old; one horso, 4 years old;
i two marcs, 2 yenrs old; one set of
hnrnoss. All Al. Will sell or
trado for Al five B.issenger car.
' For particulars write or call C. L.
Barnum, at Weed, Cal., P. O. Box
128. 116
FOR SALE Paro bred Duroo Jersey
boar pig. A very promising young
ster. Price $30.00, Including reg
istration. Palmer Investment Co.,
Medford, Ore. . 104
FOR 8ALO-MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALH Alfalfa hay for sale In
field. W. O. Webster, Tol. S71-J5
90
FOR SALE Victrola.. new. 800 it
nt 22i"i South Oakdulo nvonuc
Also a piano. 93
FOR SALE Gas stove, bureaus, 10
X12 rug, dining cbulrs. 23 Mistle-
too street. Phone 90f.-.M. 93
FOR SALE Belgian 'does, reason
alilo price. 504 Edwards street.
'Phono 272-J. 89
OR SALE 19 IS Maxwell, run 3000
miles; one 1914 Ford. Doth cars
cheap; going to war. Seo Will
Gentry, 220 Haven stroct. Phone
4 4 3-J. 88
FOR .SALE Ono young cow, six
calves, from two to eight months
old. Two miles norlh of -.Medford
nt Sugar Co. Ranch; also ono cor-
not. R. L. Hague. 88
'OR SALE One maro, 0110 wagon
and harness. 10 South Peach
street, Medford. 90
FOR SALE Rail, manznntta and
oak wood. One 1C hand-power
stump miller. Webstor ranch, 1
miles north of Jacksonville. I
FOR SALE One twin-bed auto trail
er, pneiimartic tires, tent, complete
outfit, at a bargain. Just the thing
for your camping trip. -M. H. John
son, Cold Hill, Ore. 89
FDR SALE
11(17 Ford touring car.
Cull Nash Ho'
otel.
8 9
FOR KALE Going to war July 22nd
Chevrolet, 1918 model, Homo
cream scpurator, Plorco Arrow
chainlets bicycle, Hammond type
writer. Phone 4 1, Jacksonville. 8S
FOR 8ALE Wood saw, first-class
engine, corner Niiuillc and Llborty,
91
FOR BttLK Becuurt-nand hand bear.
nrav outfit. Hubbard Urns
FOR HUNT APARTMKNTS.
FOR RENT Ono completely fur
nished apartment, Hotel Holland.
KOI! IlKin HOUHKS.
FOR It E-vr Fur 11 hilled house. In
qiilro of Mrs. W, T. York.' Phone
41111-H. 9
I NT Kill HI1AN AXTOCAK CO
TI.MI4 CARD
Loavo Medford for Ashland, Talent
nnd Phoenix dull, except Sunday at
8:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 and 5:16 p. m.
Also on Saturday tit 10:15 p. in., Sun
days loavo nt 10:30 a. m. and 1:30
5:30 nnd 9:30 p. m. Leave Ashland
for Medford dally, except Sunday, at
9.00 a. m., 1:00 4:00 nnd 5:15 p.
Also on Saturday nights at 5:, 10
Sundny leave Ashland at 9:00 a, m
and 12:30. 4:30 and a:30 p. ill.
FOR RENT irrCSEKEKPTNG
i ROOMS. :
FOR RENT LlKht
housekeeping
rent. 822
8X
rooms; reasonable
South Central.
FOR RENT Two modern : house-
keepInK rooms on ground floor.
345 North Uartlett. .Mrs. Godlove.
. FOR EXCHANGE.
TO EXCHANGE For automobile in
good condition, two choice saddle
and buirgy mares and -one colt;
one Studebaker biiRsy and double
harness. Apply 21 East Main,
Ashland, Ore.
FARM LOAN'S
AMORTIZATION LOANS Poyable 5
to 40 yoars, BV4 per cent. Money
ready when lund appraised and ti
tle perfectod. E. 11. Hard, Sec'y
Troas. Nat. F. L. Ass'n, Gnrnett
Corey Bldg. 10-4
MONKi TO IX)AN.
MONET TO LOAN Money to loaf
en Medford property. Easy month
It parment Sm D. R. Wo4.
nusrvESs nmscroRt
Mining Experts.
CAMPBELL & LIL'JEGRAN mines
promltlng association; mining
properties listed for sale, Bnmpled
and reports rendered. Office and
assay lnDoratory at 107 North Fir
St., opposite Hotel Holland. Sam
ples iy mail given prompt atten
tion. Attorncya.
WM. M. COLVIG Attorney-at-law.
Medtord National Bank Bldg.
PORTER J. NEFP, Attorney-at-law.
rooms 8 and 9, Medtord National
Bank Building.
A. E. Reames, Lawyer.
Corey Building.
Oaraett
Anto SapplM.
LAHJCR AUTO BPRINO CO. W
are operating the largest, oldeal
and best-eaulpped plant In the Pa-
elflo northwest. Use our spring!
when others fall. Bold ander writ
ten guarantee. 34 North FlftMBtt
St., Portland, Oregon.
Garrmaw
GARBAGE- Get your premuMt
cleaned up tor the summer. Call
on the elty garbage wagoni tor
god nervlce. Phone 861-Y. I
T.Allen.
Expert Accountant.
WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wil
son, C. P. A. Ask about our new
and simplified method of account
ing. Particularly valuable to any
1 business as a time-saver giving
full business detail. M. F. ft H.
Bldg., Medford. Phone 157-R.
Instruction in aiualc.
7RED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher at
piano and harmony. Haight Mnalf
Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bids
Phone 72.
loani-nnoa.
ALICE IIOLLOWAY Fire, Accident,
Automobile, Liability pollelea wriv
ten with best English and Easts ra
Companlea. Office 408 Garnett
Corey Bldg.
KARL S. TUMY General Imuran
office, Fire, Automobile, Accident,
Liability, Plate Glass, Contract
and Surety Bonds. Excellent com
panies, good local service. N. ill
Garnett-Corey Bldg. .
I'loniug Mill.
THOMAS MOFFAT General mill
work, aash, doors, moulding and
Bcroena. Shop 137 S. Fir. Phon
184.
Physicians and Ba eona.
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteonathl
pbyalcian. 303 C rnett-Corey build
in . Phone 130.
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and
turgeou. Practice limited to eye.
ear, nose aDd throat, Eyea olen
tlflcally tested and glasaoa sup
plied. Oculist and Aurlat for S. P.
It. R. Co. Offices M. F. ft H. Oa
Uldg. Phono 667.
I'nntora and Publisher.
MEDFORD PRINTINO CO. haa th
boat equipped printing office Ik
Southern Oregon. Book binding,
loose leaf ledgora, billing system,
1 eto. Portland prices. 17 Norta
FlrflL , ,
ranafea.
BADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Office 42 North Front St Phon
115. Price right, aacrlo guar
antnwd INTERESTING!
11 acres, splendid, strictly modern
5-room bungalow, with screened
porches, artistic fire place, good
wator systom, barn, chicken houses,
only ono nillo from paved highway;
tho buildings are worth more than
tho price asked tor tho place, so we
aro throwing In tho 11 acres of first
class soil, f 2,1 00.00 cash takes tho
placo, tho buyer can also purchase the
stork. Implements, poultry, etc, at
right prices if so doslred.
Brown & White
10 Soulli Kir Stnwt, .