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MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OIJECOX, THURSDAY, JULY 11. 101S
PAGE FlYE
ADMEN PLEDGE; I .
UN WINNING WAR '
.. : SAX FRANCISCO, July 11. Wil
' Ham D'Arcy ot St.- Louis Is to bo
the next president if , the' Asji'gclii&ii
' Advertising Clubs of- the World, It
was announced here today by the
: nominating committee of the clubs
which are holding'; their fourteenth
annual convention In this ci,ty.
'' The committee presented a ticket
to the convention which it had chosen
y acclamation. Those selected for
So presidents were George W. Hop
is, Jsiew York; E. T. Meredith, Des
Moines; Charles W, 'Wilson, Cleve
land; C. A. Flshor, Dallas; William
G. rook, Tacoma; Arthur G. New
meyer, New Orleans; F. W, Kellog,
. flan Francisco; Charles 'Higham, Lon
don, England.
a P. S. FTorea of Indianapolis was
named secretary-treasurer by the
committee. The convention was ex
pected to elect the ticket. .
The extreme effort of every adver
tising agency represented was pledg
ed to the prosecution of the war by
the convention in a "war message to
American business." The message
was prepared by the. executive com
mittee, of tho clubs, of which Her
bert S. Houston of New York, is
chairman. ' -v '
The convention pledged itself in
the message to four specific pur
poses. ;
To serve the government In bring
ing; the war to a victorious conclu
sion. .,.,, ,j
To safeguard American business
e)s it affects home and foreign mar
kets. . To serve finance In mobilizing tho
resources ot tho nation behind the
war in meeting the credit needs of
expanding business.
'To bring, thru truth in advertising
the full measure of devotion In ser
vice to the consuming public and (ho
government during and after tho
war. " k
The message pledged the advertis
ing forces or tho country to '.support
and supplement without reservation
the paramount business to which our
nation and her allies are committed
namelf the winning" of this righ
teous war and the 'establishment of
an organization of peace supported
by the combined power of tho free
nations.' "
TRAVEL BY 1
LONDON', July 11. A Itoyal air
escort of thrco Belgian seaplanes,
guarded King Albert and Queen Eliz
aboth on thoir flight over the chan
nel from Belgium to England Satur
day morning, on a trip which marked
the first time In history that any
rulor ever has made a flight from
one country to another.
The royal couple traveled In sep
arate seaplanes, each operated by a
Bolglan army aviator. On the British
Bide of tho channel tho king liindcd
first near a British warship off
Dover. The queen descended soon
afterward, her seaplane also landing
near a warship. They started from
the Belgian coast and made the trip
In 50 minutes. Tho purpose of their
visit was to attend the silver anni
versary of King George and Queen
Wary Saturday.
This Is the first time since August
1914 King Alport has been outside
his native land, except one or two in
formal trips to France. Queen Eliz
abeth was most enthusiastic about
tlie voyage.
FOR PETTY GRAF!
"WASHINGTON, July; il-j Sen
tence of dismissal frpm tho army and
two years Imprisonment at hard hv
lior, imposed by a' courtmsrtiai bn
Captain Daniel II. Sullivan, of Camp
Dodge, Iowa, was approved today by
President Wilson. The captain was
J convicted of selling to other officers
military equipment entrusted to bis
care. ,
The president also approved a sen
tence of dismirsal from the army.
Imposed by courtmartlal on Lieuten
ant John Francis .Monroe of the
S28th Held artillery. Lieutenant
Jlonroe accidentally shot and killed
Sergeant Samuel fllllman at Camp
Center, Mich., last March. Evidence
at the trial showed that the accident
resulted from the careless handling
pf a service revolver by the officer.
Chautauquas to Hear Exposition Band
Thaviu's Great Organization Which Opened and closed San Francisco Exposition
Coming on Fifth Day of Chautauqua ' 1
Th'uvius Band Is coming to Chuutuuqun thirty selected musicians from
Exposition and led by the magnetic Thavlu himself. Of the sixteen bands of nation-wide reputation -which entortnlned the groat crowds during the Expo
sition season, Thavlu's was the only one requested for a return engagement. They had so successfully pleased the throngs during tho opening days that the
directors commissioned their return for the closing weeks. ...
The secret of Thavlu's popularity is not expressed so much In the size of his organization as In the unusual personnel and the fact that Thavlu is a
master director of his accomplished musicians. All bnnd music critics' comment upon the sparkle, llfo uud dashing brilliancy of his musical Interpretation.
Two full concerts will be given bin the fifth day of Chautauqua. In addition to the band In the evenlug, three grand opera singers from Thuviu's own
(rand opera organization wlll'nppenr as soloists. . ,
AT ASHLAND CHAUTAUQUA JULY 18 to 25
EXEMPIH
WASHINGTON, July 11. In re
sponse in it request for postpone
ment of the July draft in the north
west where wheat is ready for har
vest, Provost Marshal General Crow
der has in Conned Ihe department of
agriculture thai the inilitnrv.itrojiram
will not permit of delay iu tilling the
monthly demand for drafted men.
When Assistant .Secretary Oaslev
took up the ouestion with General ,
Orowder he found that the situation!
had been canvassed thoroughly be-1
fore (he July en 11 was placed, and
thaHo relieve conditions in tlie sunny:
wheat states as far as possible en
trainmenl in that section was order
ed to hcyhi JuK- 22 instead of Jalv f
and l." as elsewhere. More than this
it. was said, the needs of Ihe arm
would not allow.
"Farmers confronted with the
problem of harvesting wheat when
soiiie of (heir help will be called to
the colors should receive inspimlinn
from the wheat a rowers of the cen
tral Mules. .Mr. Hush-.- -aid lodav.
"In Jane the fnnner? of that M'Hion
faced the same situation, yet every
acre of a ruin was" cat ami shocked.
The city people with farm experience
responded to the 'call, for help and
were oran nixed into "shock Iroops"
and went into (he harvest fields,
from Ohio to Iowa, boys responded
loyally and fanners found (hem will
ing and valuable helpers."
U-BOATS DEFEATED .
DECLARES JBUCfl
SOUTHAMPTON, England. .July
11. Viscount Jelllcoe, former first
sea lord, speaking here today, said:
''I made a prophecy somewhat
guardedly some time ago that the
submarine campaign would be de
feated liy August. I did not know
at tho time that my words would be
quoted In every newspaper In the
kingdom, or perhaps I would not
have spoken in such assured terms.
Today, however, altho ships arc still
being sunk, they are not being de
stroyed as fast as we nro building
them, while U-boats aro being Bunk
faster than the Germans are building
them. That Is what 1 meant when I
said that the submarine campaign
would lie defeated."
Kor Constipation and llillnusnaos
Good digostion goes fur toward
comfort and health In hot weather.
Undigested food In tho stomach can
quickly poison the system. Geo. Jen
ner, 416 Labor St., San Antonio,
Tex., writes: "Foley Cathartic Tab
lets have proven the best laxative I
have taken and I recommend them
to any one suffering from constipa
tion or biliousness. They should be
In every traveling man's grip." Quick
relief for sick headarhe, bloating or
other condition caused by bad diges
tion. Sold everywhere.
ID TELL Df CUSTER!
, MASSACRE AT PAGE
Alfred A. Chapman, veteran scout
and guide, the only living white man
who followed General Georgo A. Cus
ter thru the fatal battle of Little
Eig Horn in 1870, will speak at the
Pago theater tonight and show slides
of tho famous battle. Mr. Chapman
,1.
who was J)orn in Marysvllle, Calif.,
in 1S42. Is a typical old-time scout
In appearance and his vest is plas
tered with medals received in vari
ous parts of tho world. Ho is par
ticularly eager to avoid all misap
prehensions and makes it clear that
ho did not take part In the battle
of Little Big Horn, font observed It
about tlirec-qiiurtois distant thru a
high-powered government glass. It
scorns he had 'been captured -by the
Indians and was a prisoner for 1 S
days, and escaped a Rhort time before
Ihe battle. Reporting to tho 'nearest
fort, he was ordered to join tho
th 1
cavalry under Custer and cairio with
in sight of tho troop just as the bat
tle started. Chapman has n bookful
of press notices .and recommenda
tions,, and his record is substantiat
ed by. the war department. .
Portland Livestock
I'OltTLAXI), Ore., July ll.-Ciillle
Ironir; receipts l.'ili. Steers, urine.
.H.'.(IU(il LI.IMI; ,u,, I.p eluiiee, 11.1)0
( 1:2.1111; medium to ooil, .!!.!MHn
10.00; fair to medium, .H.0II( !) Oil;
common to fair, if."i.00f8.00; covs
and heifers, choice, $8.0i)ki !).'lu ; v
ilium to frond, .-fli.(P0( 7.."j0; lair to
medium, if I.'iOki .').."i0 : i iiiim-r-, .-fll.tWi
( bulls, ,t(i.00 H.iiO; enh i s,
-fK.-illfrt 11. .Ill; stoi-lieis and fW'i!ers,
.f7.00(i 0.(10. ,
.lings linn;- receipts -till. Prime
mixed, l T.IIOfn 1 7..1II ; medium mix
ed, ifl(i.7.-(i? 17.'J."; rmiKli henvies,
-filli.OOrii l(i..')0; pie..-, !f.-).7.-0i lli.2.-.,
bulk of sales .lti.H.'Ki 17.0(1.
Sheep liiirher; receipts l."i:i. F.,i!
of monnliiiii linns, .l:i..'ifi(ii I 10.0;
valley lambs, fLI.OOfn I :t..0 ; vear
lins. .'fO.OOiJi J0.00; wethers, -8.00(-i
11.00; ewes, Ildi M.00.
Portland Grain
I'OIITI.AXI), Ore., July Il.-Hut-ter
steady: city creamery prinli, 47c;
earliins, ,Hc; buying price huller fat,
I unbind, .le; eulie cxliii
prime firsts, .(e; firsts,
, .
t; nnrley,
WHEAT Xew crop, if"
feed, .."0; hrewiii'' ..VJ: nifs, tirt
hid. com. N.i. 'A. velh.vv. hid
xflixsmrs i.nin, mu.moi
:H.:,0: shorts,' $:i2.nor32..,ti;
drinks :t!.h0(; :il.r,0 per ton.
MAY Ituyiutf pri'e, timoliiy,
rtlf'iUrn, $2."; uniin. 'j:t.
niid-
HiKtrr and I'-UKs
K(KiS Selh'nir price, rnc count.
HTc. Puyinif prie, .'Kir ; pflndled,T'
Ifle; selected candied in cartons, i'Je
rtH. I.TltY-liens, :(-; broil-
?r, iWn Alr', old roo-ters, llie; turk-
?', J ioc; ji-cse, mjzc; rutins, J.
With Medford trade te Medford rua(!e
TODAY'S MARKETS !i
the great musical orgiiniznllun which both
WILLOW SPRINGS . 1
Mrs. Henry Kilcy and small son
of Central Point tool; diiTmi'r at the
H. V. l-'.lilen home Sunday.
Mr. uud Mrs.. Jolin l.uchmnn ami
Miss Pearl Thonfas jof Crescent City.
Calif., came over Ijv auto and vis
iled Ashland during iJic lioundup. On
their return trip they called on old
Iriends in this vicinity.
While hauling July lust week A .
Carlson slipped,. and fell from the
load, receiving painful but not se
rious injuries.
Miss Leah Parker lias returned
I'roia n two w'ceks.J" yisil witli Iter
grandmother at Grants 'Pass.
Malcolm and Albert Anderson, who
are workiuir iu Portland, have fine
jositioiiK in
'Their sister,
the N'orlh Hank depot.
Clara, ivlio is spending;
the summer with lu-r minis there, is
luivine- a very ileli.L'hll'Ul vacation.
The O. X. Davis, .loe llnaulnnd,
llujili Porter, and V. K. Parker fam
ilies uioliired to Ashland on Ihe
Fourth.
Mr. William Wrinht wilh a crew of
i ... .. - t . ..i: ii .1... . :.. :.. i.:
men is aeiiuiug nil Die .-.rain in tins
vieinily.
The' II. V Klil'lis euteilain-
I cd al a por-li supper on Mie l-'ourlh.
Those present were Mr. -and Mrs. C.
C. Mil'urdv luid ihildreii of Med-,
I'nril and Mrs. Mi-Curdy's mother.
Mrs. Oay. who is visiiin (hem; und
?m-s. ,-iint Mrs. .Julius liirkhnl): anil
soil, l'nli.'llil.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Nichols and Mr.
and Mrs. Knr! Ileil eanijcil near
Prospeet and -.isiied Mill Creek Kail.-.
its their Fiiiivlh of .Inly celebration.
They imisl !:iive cnjiiyeil the outing
as they spenl Saliirduy tiiylil and
Sunday ennipiii and fishing near
llyliee liri-'e.
Willow Springs has ils slmre ni'
Qur Boys in France
and Home Protection
The men on tho filing lino roprosoiit
ihe pick of our AniLrican youth. Ono
in four of out buy homo wan Bic1',
rojcti'd t)cciui8e of phjsical (lclirinncy.
Many timps the kidneyn wore to hiaino.
If we w ish to prrvent old ae coining
on too soon, or H we want to increase
onr chapcrs for a lfng life, Ur. Pierce
of the Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N.Y.,
say that you fhuuld drink plenty of
water daily brtweert mcalB, Then pro
pure at ycjur fiAon'f-t drun ntorc, Anurio
( double rtrength). Tlis ''An-Urrir"
driven tho uric acid not and cures bach
nrhn and rheiirmaiRin.
If we wish lo I; pep our kidnevR in tho
heat, condition a diet of initk and vege
table;, with imiv linlo meat once a dav.
-TM'jtls the most "iiitnblr. Jrink plenty of
hiirv, ! Pnre wnt'T, tnk Anuric three times a
any tor a month.
I Send 1)t. Pierre t-oti rents for trial
' parknue. " Amine" many tiniea more
! rmtent. tlian lithia. eliminates uric and
hot war nudts iiuyar. A ehort
trial Will convince you
M w.Wv.i.t y. Jo Nr. nv: ",Tut n fw Htis
In rt.ird u Dr. P(rrn Atinrir T hb f
Ullli'll L looi," T
ki'lii'" rTfintle. I
nin ir hid to r.-corn-m
end the in lo
ijvi-ryliody, I knos
tlnit they nre B'mmI
or 1 w o n I d not
r':oinniiMii thein.
Alii-r liikint tr fw
twtllrr 1 mw th.it
the cwilliim a i
P'diw 1 down o
r'ntintii-il tholr iip.
I luu:e fpiit tnklns
tli'-tn now nitfl am
fjf
cudhI-k
ttlns iilmm ii and dnnilv.
"One olil l:nlv. Im ve:,rj nM. to whom 1
lcivi rfc-miiiindn Aniirlc rii thai It
lil li'T if-U)i Ui vvelliili "t of
uir KjU"
ii.
opened mid closed the San Francisco
German propaganda. Sunday even
ing Scenic avenue was the scene of
wild excitement. A wandering hobo
set two different fires near grain
fields whiid) might have proved quite
disalrpji.s, if. they had not been dis
covered -and extinguished by neiph
liors.i-1).-' W: Slone reported by tele
phone n;id the, sheriff came out und
allieriiil in the iu endiary.
BrokenWind-Heaves
ise"iE aim
r strsncffh
Dr. Daniels' Renovator Powders
A True Conditioner
A Spring Medicine for ltu:t Tlrd PmIIoc
Make the old horse look and act tikes new one
hnk your dealer (or them end one of Or,
Daniels' Books on the tmre-thl8 book telli
you how no locate lamencia, how to treat
ipnvln. curb and all Inmenta. how to cunr
jullc and treat distemper or other colds.
, Heath's Drug Store
Can serve you U'li'i Dr. Daniels Horse
and Cattle Mcdiciuo. Come In and
Bee us and got a book.
Sealed Iti.ls
Scaled -bids will lie ro:-oived by the
Itocorder of tho Town of Talent,
Ore., until .Inly l.'.lh, for tho iIIkkIjIik
of a shaft approximately ;to feet and
riiinilnn a drift for 7." uud possibly
jlou oet, and for timbering same.
iiiiiioer in no 1 11 riusueii uy j own 01
Talent. City reserves tho riKht to
reject itll'blils. For furthor Informa
tion call on Iteiord, at. Talent, Oro.
- C. C. WOli'EllS,
H. F. G. MANEfiH,
D5 (lommlttce.
TTKLP VANTKi 31A IM.
VANTKJ Knreijian for grain and
Mock ranch. Apply Mr. .lames,
(Nash Ilotol. Phono 57.
WAXTKl) Binder man and two
tearnfltera. Apply MlravlMa Orch-
iVrd Phono iU7-.I2.
V A X TIC I -ii o v er n m e n t n ee d a 2 0
000 clerks at Washington, Kxam
lnatlona ovcrywliero In July. Kx
)erl(nce iinm;enr.:oiry. Men and
women denlrhiK Kovernmcnt potil
t!on writo for freo parth nlars to
J. C. l-ponard, (formor Civil Ser
vlro Kxamlnor.) 10.18 Kenolfi
VaHhint;tiin. 13
VANTI'JI Mechanics In all brancho
of tho inolal trades for EmerRoney
War Work, (lood wagon, K'(d
workfiiK an1 pent climatic rendi
tions. Astoria Marino Iron Workn,
Afiloria, Oregon. 1 uH
II CLP WAATKI IlcMAIiK
WANTKU (llrl lor Kfiieral lioliBi)
work. Phiiiio ("iii7-.l.
X NTKI) KITUATIO.V.
WANTKIj Sewlnc of any kind, at
homo or liy tho day. Call at 227
Kat Ninth strvot. I'hono 1D8-.M.
96
' FfHI HAI.H ItKAL EHTATK.
I'OK . HAI.H Oil KXCIIAXGK For
.Mi'dtotil Itniirovnil protierty. three
PIim-oh kooiI lani ronvenlontly lo
. rated In western WaalllllKton.
(rwher, I.. M. Groene, berliy, l)re
' srtti. ' !)3
FOR SALK Farming Is nil, fruit
land, stock ranches, timber land,
from f 10 par acre tip, on long time,
easy payments, or might exchange
fiT o'.lmr eloar properly, Addrws
Gold Kay Realty Co.
WA.NTWi MSCKLLAJflXjXJS
WANTED Good 1917 Ford roadster
body or will, trade good five-passenger
body for one. Eads Trans
fer, phono 315. 95
WANTED To trade, good horse or
cow for sow with pigs. Phone
408-R3. 94
WANTED Truck, new or second
hand. State price, capacity, etc.
Box K, Tribune.
WANTED Baled alfalfa hay. State
toanage and price V. O. B. Ad
dross Box 100, Mail Tribune.
WANTED Sell your cream to the
jonnson iron, uo., enirai i-uiui.
Ore., where the tests and cash
counts.
WANTED Houses to move, build,
repair or wreck. Phono 4H8-M oi
Mi-X.
WANTED ft. H. Toft buys Liberty
bonds, also mortgages, notes, Judg
ments, escrow contracts, etc.. and
makes short time loans on any old
thing. .
FOIt SALE POULTTIY AND KGGB
KOIt SALK One dozon Anacona
hens. 750 each. Belgian and Flem
ish Glunt hares. Phono 452-M. 1)5
FOR SAUt lin'ESTOCK.
FOli SALE One work horso, ono
buggy horso, four colts, two mule
colts, if cltcapaess is an induce
ment call at once. Hamilton Pat-
ton, Tel. 132-Y. 94
FOR SALE Two horses, cow and
household furniture, one inilo west
of Phoenix. M. J. Krakar. 94
FOIt SALE Three
Jorsey cows.
Phono 307.
93
"Oil SALE One bay horse, nine
years old. price $50. One black
mare, nine years old. suitable for
ladies' driving horse, price J
One four-h. p. gasoline engine In
good condition. II. Dunlap, Cen
tral Point. Oregon. 93
FOR SALE Four mares, three to
10 years old, 1200 lbs. to lr.5; lbs.
One buggy, pole shafts and single
' harness. F, L. Caton, 1015 North
Central. 109
FOR SALE Two mares, 9 and 10
years old: one horso, i years old;
two maros, 2 years old: ono set of
harness. All Al. will soli or
trade for A I five passenger car,
For particulars write or call C. L,
Barnum, at Wood, Cat., P. O. Box
123. i 116
FOR SALE Puro bred Duroc Jersey
boar pig. A very promising young
ster. Price $.10.00, Including reg
istration. Palmer Investment Co.
Medford, Oro. 104
FOR SALK M1SCKLLANKOUB.
FOR SALE Kitchen tablo, chairs,
settee lounge, tubs, holler, joIo,
also garden cultivator and tools,
Good lilcyclo - with electric light
nnd cyelometor. Phono 819-X or
call 214 Wost Jackson. 93
FOIt SALE Ono Kord tourlnn car,
1!U4 model, newly overhauled
$2.10.00 rnsh. Medford Junk Co.
Phono U s:t-.I.
FOIl BALIS Ono Overland In firat
elaKS ruiiiilnc order; eood tiros all
around, $175.00. Also ono two-
cylinder Maxwell In Kood runnliiK
order, $ 7 ."i . .Medford Junk Co
phono 2K3-.I.
FOM SALE Ford, practically Rood
as new. I'hono ISnus Transfer
Phono 31.". I)
FOIl SALK I'inno, soo it at 22
tfouth Oaktlulo nvenno. lirlce ta
rlKht. US
FOIl SALK Cheap, 'Homo Comfort'
cooklnj; stove, burns wood or coal.
In iiko ik months; cost $h;;. 1'all
diiyn, SI.) Ilonnott avenuo. UX
FOIt SALK Team colts, four and
flvo years old, now harness, $300;
15 tons now wild oats hay, two
cows, thrco heifers. Call (J7-.ll.
X 04
FOIt SALK (las stove, Imreaiis, 10
X12 rug, illnliiK chiilm. 211 Mlntlo
too street. I'hono VUu-M. ' 03
FOIl SALK Hall, manzanlta and
oak wood. One K hand-power
stump puller. WobMor ranch, 1 M:
miles north of Jacksonville. 07'
FOR RLK Sncona-nand hand beat.
nrav outfit.. Kuhhard Rrna
FOR KENT IIIUSEKKKI'lNa
ROOMS.
FOIl HW.vr Modern hoiisokeepinn
rooms on ground floor. IMfi North
Ilartlctt. 97
FOR llEPfl HOUHKS.
FOIt ItKNT Two (iatim liuimalows
at a low price to rollnlilo parties.
C. K. Gates. It'
FOIt HUNT APARTMENTS.
FOU ItKNT One completely fur
nished utiiirtineiit, Hotel Holland.
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS.
KOIl KKXT A I pnuturo for cowr.
'I'hono C. Carey, HI-FI 1.
FOR RBNT Cheap, store bulldlni
with living rooms above. At oor-
' per of Oak dale and 11th streets
Phone 9li-.ll.
FARM LOANS
AMORTIZATION LOANS Payable 6
to 40 years, Ii per emit. Money
ready when land appralned and ti
tle perfected. E. II. Hurd, Scc'y
Tross. Nat. F. L. Ass'n, Gatnott
Corey Blilg. 104
LOH1.
LOST If the parly who plckod Hp a
'Duxltaek hunting coat Sunday, be
tween Rock Point and Rogue River
will return It nnd contents to the
owner, F. '. Clark. 71.1 West
Tenlh street. Medford. ho will re
ceive a reward of 1 1. ou. 81
MONEV Tt) LOAB.
MOXICY TO LOAX on good real
ostato security. J. H. Andrews, No.
31 North Grape. Phono (M7-J. tt
MONKY TO LOAN Money to !
n Medford property. Ew montn
It parmanU. Hea 1). K Wo4.
IttrSlXESS OIiIoRTl'KITIE8
FOU SALE Confectionery store at
Bntto Falls; would take automo
bile as part payment. O. Adams,
Dutto Falls. 95
BcmvKss uinKcrofM
MlnliiK Exports.
CAMPBKLL & LIL.lEGflAN mines
promltlng association; mining
properties listed for sale, sampled
and roports rendered. Office and
assay laboratory at 107 North Fir
St.. opposite Ilotol Holland. Sam
ples by mail given prompt atten
tion. Attorneys.
WM. M. COLV1G Attorney-at-law.
Medford National Bank nidg.
PORTER J. NEFF, Attorny-t-lw,
rooms 8 and v, Meaiora nauoni
Bank Building. :
A. E. Reames, Lswysr. Gsxnett-
Corey BulldlnR.
Anto tappU.
LAHUR AUTO 8PRINO CO. W
are operating the largest; olaeM
and best-equipped plant In the Pa
cific northwest Use onr spring
whan others fail. Bold ender writ,
ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteen)
St, Portland, Oregon.
Gamac
OARBAOR Get yoor premlasa
cleaned up tor the summer. Call
on the city garbage wagon for
god service. Phone 161-Y. . T
I. Allen.
Expert Accountant.
WILSON AUDITING CO. B. II. Wil
son, C. P. A. Ask about our new
and simplified method of account
lng. Particularly valuable to any
business as a time-saver giving
full business detail. M. F. & U.
Bids., Medford. Phone 157-R.
Instruction in
FRED ALTON HA1QHT Toacher tt
piano and harmony. Height Muel
Btudlo, 401
Oernett-Corey Bids
Phone 72.
Insurance.
ALICE HOLLOW AT Fire, Acddeat,
Automobile, Liability policies writ
ten with beBt English and Eastern
Companies. Office 408 Garnett
Corey Bldg. e
EARL a. TUMY General Insurano.
office, Fire, Automobile, Accident.
Liability. Plate Glass, Contract
and Surety Bonds. Excellent com
panies, good local service. Ne. Ill
Garnett-Corey Bldg.
Planing Mill.
THOMAS MOFFAT General mill
work, sash, doors, mouldings and
screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone
184.
Physicians and Bn
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopath!
physician. 803 O mott-Corey build
ing. Phone 130.
DR. J. J. EMM ENS Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes aolen
tlflcally tested and glasses sup
plied. Oculist and Aurlst for 8. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. ft H. C
Bldg. Phone 667.
Printers and rubusiiere.
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. ha the
bost equipped printing offioe la
Southern Oregon. Book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. , 37 North
Fir fit.
mwfeu
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Office 43 North Front St Phone
116. Prices right, Barvlee guar
ntoari
INTERESTING!
11 acres, splendid, strictly modern
5-room bungalow, with screened
porches, artlstlo fire places, good
water systom, barn, chicken houses,
only ono mile from paved highway;
the buildings are worth more than
tho prlco asked for the place, so we
aro throwing In the 1 1 acros of first
class soil. 12,100.00 cash takos the
place, the buyer can also purchase the
stock, Implements, poultry, etc., at
right prtcos it so doalred.
Brown & White
10 South Fir Stmt.
IVI LKUItltAN AUTOCAR CO .
TIME OARI) ,
Loave Modford for Ashlnnd, Talent
aad Pbnonix dull, excopt Sunday at
8:00 a. m. and 10:00 a. 111.; 1:00,
4:00 and 5; IS p. in. Also on Satur
day at 10:15 p. m., Sundays leave at
10:30 a. in. and 1:30, fi:30 and 9:30
P. m. Leave Ashland tor Medford
dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. m
nnd 11:00 a. in.; 1:1)0, 4:00 and
5:15 p. m. Also on .Saturday nights
at 5:30. Sunday leave Ashland at
0:00 a. m, nnd 12:30, 4:30 and
6:30 p. m.