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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOKD MATC TRIBUNE, MKDFOKH. Ol.KCiON', TUKSDAY, JULY 9, 3018 PAG vs pm!v KAISER OWNER OF NEW YORK EVENING MAIL 1 It was Slelcken who put up the mon-i I ey In the transaction. Previously he Money Serured By Sa'e of Germany's : had stated Mrs. uubch had contribut-War- Bonds' to German-Americans d V 11,0 "'nd' Mrs' 11"licl-' howt,vcr- donles It, and the Columbia Trust Used By Bemstorff to Purchase i Metropolitan Newspaper to Con duct Propaganda. NEW YORK, July 0. Assertions that Dr. Kdwnrd A. liuinoly, publish er of the Kveniiijr Mail, pluced nil his records tit (ho disposal of the de partment of justice during- personal visits to Wnshinu'ton, led to bail be ing: fixed at .t:i."),000 instead of .f "0, 000 as originally askeil by federal counsel when . Dr. liuinely was nr raigned today before United States V'ommissioner Hitchcock on a cliurjie of perjury. " llearin" in the'onse, involving al legations by the government that the tMnil is owned by the German impe rial government was deferred for two weeks. Ilr. liumely was arrested yes terday after an investigation aris ing oat of an examination of thrfrec ords seized in this country from Hugo Schmidt, who was Germany's fiscal ngent in America. He had sworn to A. Mitchell Pulmer, alien property custodian, that the Mail was Ameri can owned, whereas inquiry by fed , cral and state officials has disclos ed, according to the investigators, that German money purchased the newspaper and paid for its publica tion. NEW fOKK. July 9. Dr. Edward A. Rumely, Vice-president and treas urer of the Mail and Express com pany, publisher of tho New York Evening Mall, was arrested here last night In the office of Attorney Gen eral Lewis, charged with perjury in a report to A. Mitchell Palmer, alien property custodian. . The complaint against -Dr. Rumely charges that in making a report to nllnn:...n.n.t- ......l.ll.... ing the transaction, he failed to dis close his relation with Count Von IBernstorff, German ambassador to the United Statos, and Dr. Hclnrlch Albert, tin nttnplie nf tlin, flornlnn nm. bassy. Investigating Soino Time. The warrant was Issued by a fed eral commissioner upon tho complaint of Attorney General Lewis, who had liecn conducting an Investigation for some timo into the affairs of the Stall. The attorney general charged that Rumely purchased tho stock of the Slail and Express company In June, 1915, from Henry L. Stoddard and In doing so he acted on behalf of the imperial German government The attorney general charged that the Gorman government paid to Rumely In scvoral transactions con nected with the purchase of the Mail $1,361,000. Tho payments. It was alleged, were concealed until their details were discovered by investi gators for the department of justice and tho New York state attorney genoral. In an announcement today of the arrest of Dr. Rumely, Attorney Gen ' eral Lewis declared that tho money was paid to Rumely from deposits of the German government standing in the namo of Dr. Albert, or of Al bert and Von Bemstorff Jointly, in this city. Tho total so far traced he added, is $1,361,000. The transfers of money, Lewis said, wero concealed in manner. . S. McCliuo Is Involved. Mr. this "Albert procured various banks where tho German government had accounts, to issue cashier's checks to tho order of ono Waller Lyon, a mem bor of tho former Vall Street firm of Rcnskorf, Lyon & Company. This firm, In turn, paid tho money over to Rumely or to the S. S. MeClure News paper corporation, which had beeu organized by Rumely for tho pur- poso of tho transaction. "In Bomo cases Albert drew tin money In cash and delivered it to the attorneys of tho embassy, Messrs Hays, Kauffman and Lindheiin, who took the 'cash to Renskorf, Lyon Company. In ono transaction $75, 000 In bills were handled In this man ner. Rumely then drew his note: to tho order of Walter Lyon, cover ing the transfers In money and pledged tho stock In tho S. S. Mc Cluro Nowspnper corporation to se cure the loans. liumely Hides Facts. , "Dr. Rumely, In his report to the alien nronertv custodian, made no disclosure of his relations with Albert or Von Bemstorff. or tho Imperial German government. Instead, ho re ported that he owed $100,000 to Her man Slelcken. now deceased, upon n note, and he also reported that the potcs which )0 hud given Renskorf. Lyon & Company, by a pledge of the' stock of the S. 8. MeClure Newspa per corporation, had been surren dered to him in exchange for tho 100,000 note In September, 1917. In other words, 1y giving his note for $100,000 he had obtained a return of notes aggregating In excess of $1,300,000, and stock representing a controlling Interest In the Evening! Mall. "Rumely has claimed recently that company, executor of the estate of (Herman Slelcken's estate, state that so far as they know, Mr. Slelcken had nothing to do with this transac tion. ' In a statcmont Issued late last night, Assistant Stale Attorney-General Becker said: "The entire amount which' went into the purchase of the Evening Mall was derived from tho salo of German war bonds In this country, and Amer ican citizens furnished the money to acquire the paper, which was to lie used for the purpose of carrying on German propaganda. "While the deal was made with Henry L. Stoddard for tho paper, thore is no evidence that Mr. Stod dard knew It was German money. Mr. Stoddard retired from the manage ment of tho paper and still holds most of the outstanding bonds. When the United States declared war against Germany, Mr. Stoddard threatened to foreclose the bonds unless the Evening Mall expressed loyalty to this country In every way.' Fair lo Germany. Mr. Stoddard said that he had known for two weeks the govern ment was searching the source of the funds, but he was astounded to hear tho money was obtained In the man ner charged. "Just boforo this country entered tho war, I Insisted to Dr. Rumely that the course of the paper should be unswervingly, unhesitatingly and ag gressively patriotic and loyal," said .Mr. Stoddard. "I told him unless this was done, tho bonds would be foreclosed at their maturity on Oct. 1, 1917. From that day to this, as the government Btates, tho paper has been strongly and helpfully for the war, and for tho principles for which wo are fighting. 'Timo and again, when I asked Dr. Rumely whore his money came from. in view of tho rumors abroad, he gave me his word of honor every dollar of It came from American citizens of German parentage. II insisted that up to tho time of our entering tho war all that ho wanted to do was to bo fair to Germany, against England." According to Mr. Becker, St. Louis contributed $100,000 from the sale of Gorman war bonds, and Chicago $200,000. This money was first de posited to tho credit of Dr. Albert and Count Von. Bornstorff, with the Enuitablo Trust company In New York and eventually reached Rume ly. Mr. Becker added that $300. 000 of tho fund collected was deposited with tho Hanover National bank and $200,000 with the Columbia Trust company. King of Disloyal Workers. An order drawn on the Farmers' Loan & Trust company for $185,0(10 in favor of Lyon was signed by G Amslnck and company, according to Mr. Becker, who assorted that this company was tho ono of which Adolph I'avenstedt, now interned, was managing partner. It is alleged that It was this company that han died tho Dolo Pusna funds In this country. GERMANY PLANNING WORLD NEWS TRUST A.MSTKIIDAM, July !). The Dutch nepers repon nun prcouruiions art being made in Germany for the or janintioii of a ticmcndous news ser vice hacked bv the I'an-Gcrtnans fo! the purpose til lcscmtnating Tea Ionic views after the war. The c-tub 'ishment of the "National Dutcl N'ews Ancncv" at The llaue is seer as the iirst sten. ANY MONEY IS GOOD MONEY IN UKRAINIA ((H'l-'.MIAGKN-, July !.- Anvlhin. :h;tt looks like moiicv is good curren cy in the Ukraine, say dispatchr Herman marks, Russian roubles oi I hi czar's dav, Kcrciisky's foinage ind Ukrainian moiicv arc ned inter- han'-'cablv. Soldier's Cough Is Cured Private Harold llamel, With Rcgl ment, Ft. Adams, R. I., writes: was troubled with a bad cough for three months. I tried a cample Foley'B Honey and Tar and fel greatly relieved. I have since usee two 50c bottles and 1 recommenc Foley's Honey and Tar and will al ways keep it on hand." Foley Honey and Tar rovers Inflamed, Irrl tated surfaces with a soothing, heal ing coating and relieves roughs wills, croup and bronchial offer I Hons. Sold everywhere, E UPON THE PEOPLE N KAV VOHK. July I). An appeal to iif niitiou by Cardinals (iihhuns, Parley and O'ConncIl to pray for the success of American arms was made public here today. The appeal was entitled "Fight and I'ruy' and reads as follows : From the moment when our coun try made its dcclurutum to enter this tremendous conflict, Hie whole Cath olic population of America lias en thusiastically and "Whole-heartedly accepted its full share of the work and sacrifice, and has unstintedly put forth all its resources to stand with all other Americans in the defense of our sacred jn-inciples of right anil national duty. Animated by undaunted spirit, let the whole nation turn to God in pray er while our armv couragcoitslv con fronts the foe in the battle. While we utilize every possible source of material power, let us fortify it all by the greatest of all spiritual power prayer. "Hut recently our holy father set aside the feast of S. S. Peter and 'mil as a special dav of prayer. Let us continue our obedience to his re quest and tervontly otter our peti tions to 'our Lord nud Viavior, Jesus Christ, that all the nations mav see the wnv to mutual concord and mi- lcrstunding. "Let us, moreover, ouch day, until the peace for which we fight, crowns our efforts, sav daily three times, morning at rising, at noon, and in the evening the Angelus for the guidance of our rulers, the success of our irms, the unity of nations and the welfare of heroes. And may Almighty and F.ternal God barken lo the prayers of a united nation mid grant speedily that peace which surpa.'-seth understanding." INu'tland Livestock PORTLAND, Ore., July !). ('utile. strong; receipts, J (18. Steers, prime rT(ll)( LUIII; good to choice, $1 1.11(1 (i 12.l(l; medium to good, !).0ll(ii 10.(10; lair to medium, $8.0(l(u !).()(): common to fair. if'H.r0(a 0.00; fair to medium, .fUriO .".."0; eunners, if:t.0() l.'O; bulls, if (.(l(l(ii 8.110; cillvcs. f8..")0( 1 1..")0; blockers and feeders. $7.00(o 0.00. Hogs, linn, receipts, -111). Prime mixed, ,f1 7.00(ii 17. ."ill; medium mixed, t'l. 75(11 17.2."); rough heavies, .flH.OO ( 111..".!!; pigs, . l."i.7."i((il(i.J"); lunik of Miles .ft(i.8."i(n 17.00. Sheep firm, receipts -10, F.ust of Mountains lamiis . l:l.HII( val ley lambs, itT2.00( I2.7.y. yearlings, S.00(n !..-)0; wethers, if'7."i0(n S.oll ; ewes. .t'."i.00('7..')0. . Portland Grain WIIKAT New crop, $2.'J0; hurley, feed, $."0; brewing, .$.'L'; oats, $(ill bid; corn, No. X vclloiv, .ftili.')!). SCI LLSTII'T'S Dm ii, $::0.00(S Ifl.oO; shorts, IF:r..OOff:i'J..r0 ; mid Irings, ..l!).0(l(" IW.'.n per ton. HAY Buying price, timothy, $:10; ilfalfa, ifa'i; grain. If XI. Butter mid Fggs - PORTLAND, Ore., July II.-Butler steady; city creamery prinls, 47c; tirtons, IHc. Buying price liullcr fats, I'orlluud "ilc; cube extras, Hc; prime firsts, -lie; firsts, -Lie; dairv. .Hie. K'KIS Scllfng price, ease eounl. '!7c. Buying price, Hlii ; candled. I0c; selected candied in cartons, 4'2v I'ori.TKY- liens, oti('J8c; broil ers, ,'l0((i .'J2c ; old roosters, lfic; lurk- ys, iH(i :!0. ; geese, 22f, ducks, 'a7e. 'I'll" l-'ourth pus-ed oil' very i,uictl in Rogue liivcr. A gooil many citi, Mis going lo Ashland, On Thursday evening a meeting in iiclKilf of (lie siif'I'ering Armenians .vus held in the church. Dr. I'apaziun lid not gd buck from Crater Luke in 'ime lo speak, but his phtrc :i. t:ik n by tin1 secret a rv of the Armenian lrive, Mr. J. .1. Iluudluker. Alter a iiu-t intcre-litig adilre-.- a good many ilei'ges were given by tboe prc-cnt. Mr. ami Mr-. ('. Hatch anil family re enjoying a vacation at Cre-cent "itv, California. 'flic Conway and Hrit-vii liiniilie Li i c ii'iinicd from llicir Crcccnl ''ity tiip and report the weather me-h i Icr llicre than here. Mr-. L. Hull, who i omcwlut im row, in Kciillh. Iius l'oiic to Albcin o vi.-il her daiigiii"!', .Mr-, l-'inncrly. Mi" S. I'.rook- ictiirni'il from K'cclii and with her friend, Mr-, 'iihlucll. ha-, goii'-- to camp and en oy the Chautauqua at A-hlaud. Mr. R.dtiti Taylor ii-iied hi- :ir-iil- in Kol'iic 1,'iver over Ibc Fourth. jit4 to Sams lullcy on Thur-iliiy, lie is engaged with the painting crew of Hie Southern Pacific. Airs, Walters, who returned from Spokane with Mrs. Mary Colborn, left for her home last Tliundtiy even ing. Mr. and Mrs. W. Delney spent Sun- Jay, June 3IHh, nt Yreka. Mr. Morrow has resumed Ins du ties as depot agent and reports Mrs. .Morrow-as recovering rapidly from her recent illness. A wreck took -lace on the South ern l'acifie here on Sunday night when five freight cars were derailed. Tho wrecking crew were sent for and by time for the morning train hud the line partially clear. Mrs. Aldrich and Mrs. W. Cury have left on a visit to their old luftne at Dallas, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. Mellvane have left by auto for San Francisco. The Wilcox hotel is closed at pres cut, Mrs. Wilcox and F.vn having gone to. the coast. J. V Scott of Medford was out to Ills Antioch ranch this woek putting up his hay with Mr. Snyder and Mr. Mynnts to help. Stove Moore was out to visit homo folks Sunday on his return from Coos county. Jim Vincent will start his header Tuesday. ! !i JRS Mr. and Mrs. Bert Chapman, -Mrs. Caldwoll and son w6ro out Sunday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Dell Morri son. Mrs. llan8como and children left this week for the mountains to camp during the time her husband is herd ing cattle. Mr. and Mrs. Gyp Vincent return ed to Klamath county Saturday aftor several months stay at Mr. and Mrs, Jim Vincent's. Rube Moore returned homo Mon day after scvoral days stay at tho Brown Cabin range. F. L. Fralcy is reported sick with sunstroke. Thoo Glnss, Jess Glass, Walter Frank and Mr. Cummlngs motored to Tho Meadows Sunday. Myrtle Chapman returned to Mod ford Sunday with her brother, Bert Chapman. Henry Rllny is In Portland whoro he will remain during tho summer having omployipcnt there. Mr. and .Mrs, Win. Morris and son ot Copeo, Cal., spent tho week bore with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Everett and children of Ventura, Cal., are In Central Point this woek visiting (heir many friends. Mrs. Everett was a former Central Point girl and will bo better remem bered as (Nora Sldo. Mrs. Hendricks and young sons of Los Angeles, who have boon visiting tho former's sister, Mrs. W. E. Kah ler, loft for Portland and eastern Oregon points tho f rst of tho week to visit relatives and friends and at tend to 'business Interests. MIsb Ella WItto, youngest daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Witto of this city was iiuletly married at the homo of her sb ter, Mrs. Ray Ander son, In Klamath Falls, Saturduy evening to Mr. Potior. Miss Witte has been employed In Klamath Falls for tho past few months and It was while there tho romance which cul minated In her mnrriago started. Miss Wltte's marrfago was a com plolo surpriso to her many friends hero. Sir. nnd Mrs. Potter spent Sunday and Monday here, leaving Monday evening for Portland whero they will make their home. The best wishes of the community follow the young people to tholr new homo. Mrs. D. F. Williams spent tho past week tho guest of Ashland friends. Leonard Freeman, Merrltt Hoag land and Iral Stewart, young men of 21 years who recently registered, en listed In tho radio department of the I'nltcd States navy nnd loft Friday evening for Portland. Wnyno Leover, who recently en listed In the I'lilted States navy, has been placed us a seaman of the sec- Broken Wind-Heaves Help your horse poPWSorAmE to health and strength Or, Daniels1 Renovator Powders A Tru Conditioner A Sprtnpr Medicine fur I'u t Tlrd Pt1log Make the old hoow look and act like a niw una k your dealer lur them and one of Or. ianleW Brrnk on tho hr-ht hook telli pnu h'ife en loceta Inmcnee, how to treat tpuvin, curh and all lemencn". how to cunj Uilie and tre.it dltentper or other coldt. Heath's Drug Store Can ervo you With Dr. Daniels Home ami Cattle Medicine. Come in and see MS aud cat a voglt, oud class and Is now serving Undo Sam on tho waters. Mis. Lccver pas enlisted as a ycomanetio and Is awaiting a call to report at any timo. Miss Eduma Carroll of Hilt, Oil., is visiting her grandmother, .Mrs. Mattio Parker, this week. Miss Zollu Dubell of Cnnyonvllto, Oro., Is visiting her grandpiirentB, Mr. and Mra. A. P. Gillette. Joo Boswoll and family left the last of tho woek for a six weeks out ing nt Woodruth Moadows. Miss Buelah and Kathleen Wright and Master Forost Wright left Satur day morning to Join their parents in Portland whoro thoy will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. L. .1. OHIara are en- Joying a vacation at Woodruth Mea- jjows this week. llartzoll Holmes and Tom Edsail of this place left with tho draftoa contingent for Fort McDowell Satur day morning. Tho former had on- llstcd several months previous to tills In the aviation service but failed to pass. COURT HOUSE REPORT Reported by Jackson County Ab tract Co.. sixth and Ceatral At Circuit Court Eugene Schiller vs. Jas. T. White ot al. Judgment and decree Cost bill. Guardianship of Magnus Jnmos Hall et al. Account and report. Guardianship of Delilah Bradshaw. Inventory and appraisement. J. H. Neustadt vs. Sterling Carr et al. Ordor. Maude Murphy vs. Oren M. Mur phy. Ordor for suit money. Affidn vlt. O. C. Boggs vs. Estate Martha W Brown. Affidavit. 11. Jf. McFarland vs. Geo. A Morse. Order overruling demurrer. Win. E. Butlor vs. Edward E. But ton. Ordor. Ellznboth X. Andorson ot al vs. Goo. A. Morso ot ill. Order denying motion. Motion. Siskiyou & Woslorn Exploration Co. vs. Elmo Throckmorton. Order denying motion. lteal Estate Transfers Frank It. Welch ot ux. lo Long Bunch Saving Bunk & Trust Co. Laud In twp. ltd, R 1 K., W. W O. M. Solsliy to W. M. Kenne dy. Land In Batey's Add. to M'odford .: W. IJ. Bin II Ilrltt et itl to Georgo It.' Brown. Land In sortlons 2 and 11, twp. ,'lfi, 1 E Deed Isaiah M. Welch lo Frunk B. Welch et ux. Land In twp. 39, U. 1 E Deed , Sealed Bids' Scaled bids will be rdrolved by the Recorder of the Town of Talent Ore., until July l.'itli, for tho digging of a shaft npproxlmalely :to feet and running a drift for 7." and possibly 100 feet, and for timbering same, lumbor to bo furnished by Town or Talent. City resorves tho right to rojeet all bids. For (urther Informa tion call on Record, at Talont, Ore. C. C. W.OLTEIIS, S. F. G. AIANESS, 95 Committee. HELP WANTRII MAIiCC. WANTED A first-clasB driver with references, on Crater Lake Stage line. Court Hull. VI WA NTH I ) Man, Modford Storage Ico and WANTED Government needs 20, 600 clerks nt Washington. Exam inations everywhere in .Lilly. Ex perienco unnecessary. Men and women desiring government posi tions wrlto for freo particulars to J. 0. Leonard, (former Civil Ser vice Exumincr,! lo.8 Konols llldg., Washington. 'J WANTED Man and wifo without family for work on ranch. Inquire Fob! Invostmont Co. Ill WANTED Mechanics III all branches of the metal trades for Emergency War Work. Good wages, good working and nest climatic condi tions. Aslorln Marine Iron Works, Astoria, Oregon. , 102 HELP WANTKD FKMALK WIANTED Girl for general work. Phono 7 11 . house !)2 WANTED Lady oflico clerk. Slate fully first letter experience ami salorv expected. Address Box M. Mull Tribune. Ill WANTED Competiuit woman for general housework. No laundry work. Phono F. Pelouze, Eagle Point. !)! WANTED RITTJATION. WANTED Sowing of any kind, al home or by the day. Cull at 22', East Ninth street. Phone l'J'J-M 9C FOIt KEffl IfOUHEH. FOIl ltlvNT -Furnished house. In quire of .Mrs. W, T. York. Phone 40ti.lt. 1)2 FOIt n5XT AI'AIITMENTS. FOIl KENT -One comnlolely fur nlshed uiiartment, Hotel Holland. FOIt l;.X( II AMiE. FOR TRADE Very old violin. Slra dlvarlnus model, will trade for Durham cow and calf; must la good milker, lion XX, Mull Trl'i Ul):. W FOR UKNT MISCELLANEOUS. FOR KENT Cheap, store bulldlus with living rooms above. At cor ner of Oakdale and 11th streets "hnn 11,-11 11CSI NESS OPPOKTl'i-MTI KS 'Olt SALE Confcetionory storo nt Butto Falls; would tako automo bile as part payment. O. Adams, Butto Fulls. 1)5 WAXTKIV MISCKLLAjrEOTJS WANTED Money to loan on good real estate security. J. B. Andrews. No. 31 North Gnvpo. Phone G47-.I. tf WANTED Baby carriage In . good condition; must bo reasonable. Phone Gfid-Y. 92 WANTED Will pay reasonable amount on used car. Balance monthly. Give description, price nnd terms in first letter. Box J, Mall Tribune. 1 WANTED To trndo. good horso or cow with sow with pigs. Phono 40S-R3. 94 WANTED Truck, now or second hand. State price, capacity, otc, Box K, Tribune. ' WIANTED To buy. young bull, Dur ham or Hereford preferred. Phone H. W. Bingham. WANTED Baled alfalfa hay. State tonnage and price F. O. B. Ad dross Box 100, Mall Tribune. ' WANTED To rent, small ranch nenr Medford. A. n; Perdue, Cen tral Point. It. R. No. 2, Box BS. l WANTED 8ell your cream to tho Johuson Prod. Co., Central Point, Ore., where the tests and cash counts. WANTED Houses to move, build, Phone (KS-M or repair or wreck. 488-X WANTED R. H. Toft buys Liberty bonds, also mortgages, notes, judg ments, escrow contracts, etc., and makes short time loans on any old thing. FOR BALE 11KAI, EfvrATK. FOR SALE Oil EXCHANGE For Medford improved proporty, three pieces good land conveniently lo catcd in western Washington. Owner, L. SI. Groeno, Derby, Ore gon. 0,1 FOR SALb Farming lana, trull land, stock ranches, timber land from $10 per acre up, on long time, easy payments, or might exchange for othnr clear property. Addreup Hold R Ke.ltv (. FOR SALE l'OBlJTRY AND E(iK FOR SALE -Ono dozen Anaconu hens. 7."ic each. Belgian' and Flem ish Giant hares. Phono ir2-.1. 11 r, FOR SALH lilVKHTOCK. FOIl SALE Threo - Phono i!07. Jersey cows, ti FOR SALE OR TRADE 3 horses, one flvo-yoar old and two two-year olds, for sheep or hogs. JacK Slartln, Colonnin Creek,. Medford. ' R. F. D. 1. 1)1 FOR SALE Fresh cow; 1500 gallon tank. Phono 132-H, FOIt SALE Ono bay horse, nine yearn old, prico S.'iO. Ono black mnro, niuo ycurs old, sultublo for ladies' driving horse, prico 7.. Ono four-h. p. gasoline engine in good condition. II. Dunlup, Cen tral Point, Oregon. Si FOIl SALE Woll bred liamboulllot rams. Wrlto or telephono after 7 p. in., Itosonborg llros., Hotel Medford. 1)2 FOIl SALE Four mnros, threo to 10 yenrs old, 1200 lbs. to IdGO lbs. One buggy, polo shafts and flinglo harness. F. L. Cuton, 1015 North Central. 10!) FOIt SALE Two mnros, 9 and 10 years old; ono horso, 4 years old; two mnros, 2 years old; one sot of harness. All A I. Will sell or trnde for A 1 fivo passenger cur, - For particulars write or call C. L. llnrnum, at Wood, Cal., P. O. Ilox 128. llli FOR SALE Pure hrod Duroc .lorsoy v boar pig. A vory promising young alor. Prico $:I0.00, ineludlnjr reg istration. Palmor Investment Co JfRdford, Oro. 104 FOR HALF MISCELLANEOUS. FOR HALE 1 1)1 it Ford louring car In fine condition. Valley Guragc !I2 FOIt SALE Chevrolet roadster, ('all Mcdl'ord Sheet Melul Works. !) FOIt SALE Household fiirnlluro kitchen table aud chairs, dining room table and chairs, healer, wood range, oil stove, garden cul tivator, tools, etc. Phono or call 8 1 !)-X or 2 1 I West Jackson street 92 'OR HALE Team colts, four and flvo years old, new harness, $111)1); 15 tons new wild nuts hay, two cows, threo hellers. Call U7-.I 94 FOIt HALE Vlclrola. new. Seo It at 22-'i .South Oakdalu avenue Also a piano. 92 FOIt SALE- (las stove, bureaus. 10 xl 2 rug. dining chairs. 2.1 Mlstln too street. Phono tm.VM. 9il FOIt SALE Kail, m.mzunlta and oak wood. Ono K baud-power slump puller. Webster ranch, I Vi miles north of Jacksonville. 9 FOR 8ALE Wood n, flrst-clnss cnglno, corner Nlantlc and Liberty 91 H'OR SALE Hecoiio-nand hand beat nrav outfit. HolihsrH Urn LOST Cold watch and chain Satur day In Cenlrul Pulnl or Jackson vllle. Reward If returned to Judge T(I Velio, j j FA KM LOAXS AMORTIZATION LOANS' Payable 5 i to 40 years, 5 14 per cent. Money : g ready when land appraised and tl-j S Ho perfected. E. H. Hurd, Soc'y- B Trcas. Nat. F. L. Ass'n, Garnott-' "f Coroy Bldg. 104 ; MONl!t TO LOAI7. MONEY TO LOAN Money to leu n Medford property. Easy month It payments. Hea D. R. Wocd. KCSINERS IRECTOIt Mining Kxpcrts. - - . i. !,,. .Bl- "T'W nrnnllao HatflU fnl Bala enmillAfl rfTllTr nn.l ,nn,ln .nn,lnrarl flff tt Alii ' St., opposite Hotel Holland. Sam" pies by mall glveri prompt atten-j tion. Attorneys. WM. M. COLVIQ Attorney-at-law. Medford National Bank Bldg. PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-at-law, rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. A. E. Reames, Lawyei. Coroy Building. Garnett- Auto Sappllea. LA ITER AUTO SPRING CO. are operating the largest, oldea. and best-equipped plant In the Pa cltlo northwest. Use our aprlngi ' when others fall. Bold under writ ten guarantee. 84 North Fifteen Bt, Portland, Oregon. CSartwc GARBAGE Get your premlaes cleaned up for the lumnxr. Calk on the city garbage wagoni for god service. Phone I61-Y. F T. Allen. Expert Accountant. WILSON AUDITINO CO. E. M. Wil son, C. P. A. Ask about our new and simplified method of account ing. Particularly valuable to an; business 41s a time-saver giving full business detail. M. F. & H. Bldg., Modford. Phone 157-R. Instruction in Music. JRED ALTON HA1GHT Teacher ! piano and harmony. HaightMoaV Bludto, 401 Garnett-Corey illdk Phone 72. Insurance, ALICE HOLLO WAT. Fire, Accident; Automotille, Liability policies writ, ten with best English and Eastern Companies. Office 408 Garnott Corey Bldg. c EARL S. TUMY General Insurance offlco. Fire, Automobile, Accident Llnbillty, Plate Glass, Contract and Surety Bonds. Excellent com panies, good local service. Ne. ill Garnett-Corey Bldg. Planing Mill. THOMAS MOFFAT Qeneral mill work, sash, doors, mouldings and screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phona 184. Physicians and Bn eon. DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopath!! physician. 303 O melt-Corey build ing. Phone 130. DR. J. J. EM MENS PhvBtclan and surgeon. Practice limited to aye, ear, noso and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P. R. H. Co. Offices M. F. A H. O llldg. Phono 567. Printers and Puhlisners. MEDFORD PRLNTINO CO. has tha best equipped printing office la Southern Oregon. Hook binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland pricea. 27 Nort Fir BU trransfet. (CADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Offlco 42 North Front SL PhoM SI 5. Pricea right. Berries uar tnreeil INTERESTING! 1 1 acres, splendid, strictly modorn 5-room bungalow, with screened porches, artistic flro places, good water system, barn, chlckon hpusos, only ono mllo from paved highway; the buildings are worth more than tho price asked for tho place, so we aro throwing In tho 11 acres of flrst clnss soil. $2,100.00 cash takoB the place, tho buyer can also purchaso the stock, Implements, poultry, otc, at right prices if bo desired. Brown & White in Hon lb Fir aire. l.NTKIil'UH.VV Al'TOCAR CO TIME OAItl Lonvo Medford for Ashland, Talont and Phnonlx dull, oxenpt Sunday at 8:Ut) a. in. and 1(1:00 a. m.; 1:00, 1:0(1 nud r: 15 p. 111. Also on Satur day at 10: l. p. 111., Sundays leave at K):.10 a. m. and J. no, 5:30 anil 8:30 p. m. Lonvo Ashlund for Medford dully, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. m., and 11:00 a. in.; 1:00, 4:00 nnd 5:15 p. m. Also on Saturday nights at 5:30. Sunday leave Ashland nt n:lil a. 111., and 12:30, 4:30 and 3:30 p, ID. 1 Rff