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Newspaper Page TextME1JF0RT) MATE TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORFXJON, SATURDAY. .1ULY in, 101ft PACfB FtTtS BOYS AT THE FRONT SERVING UNCLE SAM (The Mall Tribune will publish In this column each week interesting let ters from our soldiers and sailors and news items concerning their move ments. The Association ot Mothers, Wives and Next of Kin requests that items for publication be furnished to Mrs. M. C. Barber, chairman ot the press committee, not later than Thurs day of each weeok.l The association- extends Its dcep1 est sympathy to tho parents ot Ern-, (st Adams who was killed in an air plane accident on an English field a few weeks ago. Altho he had been In . the service only a few months he was called upon to make the supremo, sacrifice- tor his country and pride must ever be mingled with sorrow In'such a death. The following letter from Ernost Carpenter Is one of tho first to be recoived from tho 318th Engineers: Juno 9th, With tho Colors." Dear Father and Mother: Yester day had a letter from Carrol. It was two weeks in transit. No doubt gome letters will he lost, hut if they are I hope they will bo mine to you Instead of yours to me. Home letters are the biggest thing in the world to us follows right now. It Is difficult to write a letter without disclosing something that will be censored, but you may foel assured that everything is all right with us; plenty of good food and facilities tor keeping clean. Tho water in this camp Is piped about so that it is not difficult to wash clothing and a fine stream nearby affords us a good duck every morning. ' The trip across country by rail gave us a glimpse of rural scen ery, rolling land, divided Into small farm lots with hedges for dividing lines. Clover, grass and rye wore the crops I saw. Each simple home seems to have a cow or two, a few goats or sheep or possibly a horse. These with a small garden patch give the people an existence. Some who harbor a hen or two can celebrate on festal occasions such as Thanksgiv ing, with an egg. ' The peasants wear wooden shoes stuffod with straw to fit various sizes of feet. Their food is principally sour wlno, bread and milk or veget able soup. Parisian styles are not in vogue here and "chick" French girls are a minus quantity. - This a. m. I heard a coo-coo lit erally coo-coo", but notes very sweet. Ever since we came the weather has been perfect,, warm days, -cool nights, scarcely a drop of rain There aro nil kinds of Interesting places about here, old towns, old buildings and a short distance away Is an old castle built in the fourteen hundreds. It's a regular old story 'book In Itself. All places In this sec Hon are more or less Intimately asso- . elated with. Joan of Arc. By the way, she must have been vastly bet ter looking than any of the French dames I have yet seen to inspire the populace as per history, Theflelds and roadsides are beau tiful In this part of France, red pop pies especially and many other kinds of flowers grow In profusion every where. Highways are universally woll constructed and llnod on both sldos with -big trees. There is quite a scattering of pear, apple and some cherry trees, hut I have yet to find a fruit tree with leaves. They are al most eaten up with aphis and bllg.'.t I saw a few strawberry beds but they ' are scattering. Dried prunos are a great food with the ovorseas forces and the only fault we find with them is that there are not enough of hem. How long we remain here I -. do not know ana could not tell if I did know, Tho Y. M. C. A. Is ovorywhero and Is a real Ilfesaver -with Its hall for entertainments, gatherings and Its writing materials always ready for the soldlor boy. We can also buy canned fruit, candles and smokes very reasonably, too. It is almost impossible tor us to get the dally news and we would 'bo unable to read it it it were not for the Paris edition of the X. Y. Herald Earl York comes Into tho hospital almost evory day. He Is looking wel and doing fine. All the boys -are working like nailers on a construc tion job. Hope to hear from home soon Ernest. Medical Department 318th Engineers, Mrs. R. W. Clancy received word Thursday of Captain Clancy's safe arrival ovorseas. Ho left Camp Lewi: three weeks ago with the :101st Am bulance corps. Thrco 'Medford, boy "re In the samo division Winston Varrce, Harry 'Worlmaii, and .Milton Schuchard. Their parents are nil happy to know that they under an officer so well fitted to care for them. I.eland Noe has written his moth er that his reglmont, the remnant of the 65th artillery, has been Issued tholr "t'n hats" and experts soon to he on the firing line! An In teresting sidelight on the helmets Is that (.hey were manufactured by the Ford Motor Co.. U. 8. A. No won der the boys call thorn "tin!" June 6, 1918, With the Colors. U. S. S. "Aeolus," Navy Yard, N. Y. Dear Father and Mother: Your letter Just received and was more than glad to hoar from you for the first time In nearly a year. I leave port soon so if my letters do not come regularly it is not my fault. 1 write as soon as I get In port. 1 did not got any of the things you sent me as our mall service is very uncer tain. There is no possible chance for us to get home while tho war lasts. Do hot worry about mo for I am al right. Because they got the "Lin coln" is no sign they will got us. The Aeolus" Is Just like tho "Lincoln," an ex-German ship. w get them instead of them gottlng us. I write as soon as I get In port, don't see why you don't get my let ters or me yours. Hoping you will get this, I remain, your loving son. Clyde Buckmaster. Friends of Ann Hamilton aro do- llghted to learn of her safe arrival overseas. Miss Hamilton is the daughter of Rev. W. B. Hamilton. Sho recently enlisted in the Ited Cross as stenographer. The Association of '.Mothers, Wives and Next of Kin will hold Its regular meeting in the library next Tuesday afternoon at 2:30. A largo atten dance Is desired. Sunday afternoon, Somewhere in France. Dear Father and Mother: I will write you again, this time at some greater length If possible. As we are not located in any one place for any length of time will try to tell you about this country and the people here. To begin with we had a fairly good trip considering the time of year. The water was not very, rough and everything went fine and dandy. Some of the boys were sea sick and could not eat or keep anything on their stomachs. As for myself and Ed Faucett, we were on the deck most of the time enjoying the trip and eating three meals every day. The afternoon land was sighted It was not long before the shores of France came Into view. Such a con trast, not much room for comparison in Judging France with" the good old U. S. A. Most all of the cottages, villas, barns, etc., are made of plas ter and stones and even some of the older places consist of skeleton frame work with mud and straw. One of the farms whore we billet ed last week was built in the 16th and 17th centuries, still standing in fairly good order. Another place was erected In 1849; I remember so well becauso It was the year father was born. The country here Is very pret ty, consisting of hilly land witti evory space that Is tillable under cul tlvation. Thore is lots of clover, al falfa, grass and vetch grown her?, but not very much .grain as I expect ed to see. Wheat is not grown hero very much for some roason. It rains here lots during the sum mcr, sometimes for quite a length of timo. One of the boys In the medica corps was telling me that last year It rained for two weeks without pause. I guess lie knows as bo wears two service stripes. Thore Is one serious drawback to this country, and that Is tho water supply. Water hero is very scarce and very hard to get. Some of the wells hero vary from 21)0 to 500 feel in depth. Then the water has a flat tasto and does not satisfy one's thirst. The French people rely cf l their wines for their drink and it is nut an uncommon sight to see men and women drinking In the open street. Even the kids enjoy the same privilege. They seem to think It strango that we drink water, but such Is the case, and good or bad we havo to make the best of it. Tho people here have some very queer habits, so entirely different from ours at home. Such odd looking carts and farming tools and Imple ments; such queer ways of farming their places; most of them seem to bo several years behind the times In that respect. Wood Is a scarce article. They all bum brush such as we trim off tho pear trees at home, and ft is quite a serious offense to cut down a troo here, even a very small one as the French people are very careful of their trees and when one dies they plant another In its place. My address Is Co. B, 4th Engineers A. E. F. via .V. Y. Well, father and mother, I don't know any more news to write about. I hope you are both enjoying better health than when I last heard from you. When you see any of my friends or neighbors give them my best re gards. I am In good health and feeling fine so don't worry about mo If you don't hear from me regularly. I will close for this time. l.ota ot love. Your soft, Sherman llnynes. 8. R. Richardson and T. E. Daniels the former rival clothing merchants. returned lint nluht from (heir nutlir-: al Prospect flnce last Tuesday. "An Evening in Hawaii" at 5 , "Rambling Through Paradise" with Mildred It is hard to imagine a program of greater charm than the one which will close Chautauqua this year, "An Evening In Hawaii." Mildred Leo Clemens, author and lecturer, cousin of Mark Twain, will present a travelogue, "Rambling Through Paradise." accompanied by wonderful dissolving views of the Islnuds. The Royal Htiwallun Quintet will present a full concert of and singers is one. of the best brought into this country in many years, including among Its members Joseph hefcuku, originator of the steel method of guitar playing. At Ashland, Chautauqua July 18 to 25 DRAFT CALL ISSUED FOR 12,143 WASHINGTON', July 13. Provost Marshal General Crowder today Is sued a draft call for 12,143 regis trants of grammar school education and qualified for general military service. Theso men, 154 of whom aro negroes, will entrain betwoen August 1 and 28 for schools tor special occupation and begin training to fit them for army service. The call covers 27 states and the district of Columbia. In tfehool calls boards nre author ized to allow the Induction of olun tcers until within approximately a week of the cntrainmcnt date. Portland Livestock I'OliTI.ANI), (Ire., July 1:1. 1'ultlc steady; receipts 1,'i.X Slcers, prime, .f-P-Mlbpi 1X011; ! to choice, $11,011 (ViTJ.OO; medium to good, $11.(1(1 (fclO.00; fair to medium, ifH.Onffli 11.11(1 ; i-iin i In lair, .fXOOpi H.IHI; cows and heifers, i-luiicc. $gi..0(ri 0.00; medium in ood. .-fti.tltlri 7..t) ; I'uir to medium, $-l.."ili( ."i.."itl; caiiers, .fXOO diA.-Ht;- dull.-, .fli.OOfo H.00; i-ulves, H.."ill( 11. ."ill; stackers mid feeders, 7.00(0 (1.00. 1Iojs steady; roccipls -180. I'riine mixed $17.0(1(0 17. .'iO; medium mixed. l(i.7."i(; 17.-2.-i: rouvli heavies, $1(1.00 (n l(i..iO; pi;:s, .l.".7."i(Vi l(i.'J.5; Iiluk of sales Iflfi.K.-ifri 17.00. Sheep steady; receipts 7-1. Fast ni iiiounlaiii lumbs, $ I XoOpi, 14.00; val ley. lambs $i:!.0ll(,i l:i..-)l); yearlin-'s, $11.(111(11 10.00; Wethers, $8.00( 11.00 ; ewes, $.V)0(i H.IHI. flutter mid Kkks l'OIITI.AXD, Ore., July .IX - I'.ut ler; enrly ifdvnnec in prints eNpeeled. Cubes .-low. 'il y erennierv prints, -17e; carton-, IKe; diivin priee dul ler fat, Portland, ."le; eude exlras, -1 l(f'l -.')e; prime firsts, -l ie; fir-Is, IX-; dairy, Xle. KG(1S Sel!m:r price,, ease count, HHc. Iluyin priee. IKJe; candled, 10e; selected candied in cartons, -12e I'OI I.TUY liens, :(( 'JSe; broil ers, 30f :i'2e; old roosters, (ic; turk eys, 2S(o.'I0c; peese, 2'Jc; ducks, 33 C.'17e. I'orllnnd Ornln WIIKAT Xcw crop, .f'J.'.'O; Imrloy, feed, ..'0; drew in-.:, $.VJ; oats, $(il.7o bid; corn. N'o. II, vellow, $70. M'llXSTTr'KS--Hian, :0.00(X .10.50; shorts, ..T'.0(l(a'.'l2..jO; mid drinjis, $.'l!).00(Ji Xl.oO per ton. HAY Htiyiii-.' price, timothy, i'iO: nlfalfa, .2.j: frnin, 2X Soldier' CoiikIi Is Cured Private Harold Ilninel, GGlh itnl- ment, l-'t. Adams, II. 1., writes: ."I -wan troubled with a bad cough for three monlhn. I tried a cample of Foley's Honey' and Tar and folt! greatly relieved. I have slnco' uncd j two 50c dottles and 1 recommend ! Foley's Honey and Tar and will al ways keop It on hand." Foley's I Honey and Tar covers Inflamed, Irri tated surfaces with a southing. heal- InK coallnK and relieves coughs, j jrnld.i, croup nnd lirntirhlal lions, r?old everywhere. affec- the enchanting melodies of their native E ON REVENUE BILL WASHINGTON, ily VX Tin house, ways untl lm-ans rotnniiltcc iutlay closed hearings on the new .fH, 000,000,mty. reyunjifj .bill al'tor re-examination of CharJi's Johnson Post, representing, magazine ami periodi cal publishers, and Je.sse M. Neal, spokesman for .publishers f trade papers, who presented final argu ments for repeal t4' the zone system of rates for seejjnd rlass mail. lioth wit nussi iiied the adoption of il flat rate of tro cent's a pound, or any other i'hrt rate that would ap ply eipially to alj.. puljljr.it inns -and not diseriiuinate aainM those of nation-wide, eireulal loii. The commit Iw will, lnin executive sessions Monday on framing the rev enue hill, allhoiiL'h the treasury will not Imvij. ready a, yreat deal ot' es sential data reardin income and excess profits until y 11 r 1 y in August. : STOLEN FROM CARS WASIIINdTor, July V.l- Loss nt mure Ulan hull' a million dollars iin niially liy thel'l if jniiriiiil brasses friim railroad enrs has euiised tiie railroad iidniinislrution to take slep for its prevention. Wholesale junk deuliTs Imvc been notified tlint sued materia! in their nossession will lit1 seized. COURT HGtlSEREPORT Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co.. Hlxth and Central Ave. Circuit Court Si-kiyon & We-lcrii Kxploralion Co. vs. KInio Tlirocliinoi-toii. In-iiHtr-rcr. William Sliley vs. William Kesi-mii-. Demurrer. K-late of Isaac fi. liolel'ls. Final report and accoiinl. hi Ilie mailer of examination mid commitment ti ('. fi. Sanl'ord. Ileal Esluio Transfers Halpli (I. Jennings, sheriff lo W .M. Warner ct al. Southwest of norlhca--t -c iion 7, town ship :17. rate'e 2 we-t . .. : Kllcn M. Waina-r to. Lulu K. Monroe, Land in town-hip XI. raiiuc I eii-l Amelia 11. Fern- to ('. N. c.iad-u-iek. I. and in Scel;on 1 1, HI 10 R Kemp Welch. Consulting mining engineer and mlnerologlst; examinations and advice on mechanical re quirement of all class of mines. My iconrentrnlor saves nil min erals Including platinum, S.1 F. Mnln St. A1ilnml, Ore. Chautauqua Leo Clement land. This group of Hawaiian players township ;18, rane 1 west ... Jennie. A. Hensler to II. Chadwiek. Land in township ;(S, range I west i ESTtft S PHIS Tlin ItlAlltl.tlF ItltA.II. J.nOli-iI AdU your ItracBMt ff A ('M-rttcA-ii-r IHun-ond If randV IMlU in lied nU toM mrt,UllcV l-i-i, mkl vftb HI o RiUion. V Tcmkn-nraMBesl,Piftst,Alrvlle11,,! SOLD b bRUGuiSTS tVECTHERE Honied lllds Scaled 'bids will ho received by the Iiecorder of tho Town of Talent, Ore., until July 15th, for the diKRlnR of-a shaft approximately 30 feet and running a drift for 75 and possibly 100 feet, and for timberlnir same, luinbor to bo furnished by Town of Talent. City reserves tho rlKht to rejoct all bids. For further Informa tion call on Uncord, at Talent, Ore C. C. WOl.TKHS, S. F. 0. -.MANKSS. Committee. HUM' WANTED MA MS. SALKS.M AN Capable specially man for bregon. Staple lino on Now and Exceptional terms. Vacancy now. Attractive commission con tract. $35 weekly for expenses. (iiJlett, 2292S Carlin llldg., Cleve land, O. 95 WAXTBI) Foreman Tor grain and stock rnui;h. ..Apply Mr. James, . l.Va.Hh- llfctel.' . Phono 57. WANTKD Hinder man and two toutiiulcrs. Abb'y .Mlruvlsla Orch- iirdi ' Phono ii97-.12. i r W A .NT K 0 Mechanics In all branches of the metal trades for Emergency Wur Work. Good wngee, good . working ana Pest climatic condi tions, Astoria Muriuo iron Works, Astoria, Oregon. 102 HELP WANTKI -KKMAIjH WANT-HI.) Ten bright capablu ladles to travel, demonstrate and sell well known goods to established dealers. $25.uo to $50.00 per week; railroad fare paid; weei advance for traveling expenses. Address at once (loodrlch Drug Company, Dept. 707, Omaha, Nebr. WANTKD work. 1 -Girl for general 'hone 507-.I2. house- WANTKN SITUATION. WANTKI) Sowing ot any kind, al home or by the day. Call at 227 East Ninth strout. Phono 199-M. 9C WAXTM MISCELIiANKOUS WA-STKD A gooil Hei-ond-hnnd or- , clmrd truck, Phono 220-11. Si W-ANTMD To trado for Ford tour- : lug car in good condition, u team .. of niRros. WiiKon anil harness. Will pay balance in cash. Address X 1 G, care .Mail Tribune. !.i WANTIil) Good 1917 Ford roadster body or will trado good flvo-paa-,, sender liody for one. Kads Trans fer, phone .'1 1 5. 9 VA)TKI Truck, new or second ' hand. ' Sluto price, cnpaelly, etc Jtox K, Tribune. " WANTKD Haled alfalfa hay. Stale tolinaue and price F. ). II. Ad- di-ef Ti Box 100, Mall Trlbuno. WANTED Sell your eream to the Johnson Prod. Co., Central Point, Ore.. - whore tho testa aod cash counts. WANTED Houses ropalr or wreck. 4KH-?r. to move, build. Phone 48S-M or WANTKD R. II. Toft buys Liberty bonds, also mortgages, notes. Judg ments, escrow contracts, etc., and make sbort time loan on any odl thlug. t) f$ FOR 8AI.F ttEAL K8TATR. t'Olt SALa Farming lana, fruit land, stock ranches, timber land, from $10 per acre up, on long time, easy payments, or might exchange for other clear property, Addrew Gold Ru Realty U ' 12 ROOM, two story, light, airy, new house; desirable location; high torraco: trees: full busoment ce mented: concrete garage; flno cli mate. Price $8,000, terms. Schlld, 440 East 52nd St., South, Port land, Ore. 9i FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGOR FOR SAI.K Crystal While Orping ton cockorolB, four months old, KcllcrstriiBs-.Iohnson strain. C V. Cummlugs, Roxy Ann Road, R. R. 3. i FOR SAI.E- -Gray gceso. Phono 2-F2. 99 FOR SAI.K Ono dozen Anacona lions, 75c each. UclRlan and Flora lsh C.lnnt hnros. Phono 452-M. Of FOR SALR lilVESTOCK. FOR SALB- -Good milk cow. L. B. Drown. FOR hAl.K Scotch colllo pup, 5.00 Call C7-J1. '' FOR SAMS Team of colts, throe and flvo years; new harness: bargain. Cnil07-Jl. 'J FOR SAI..F. One milch cow, gentle for children; gives 2 Vi gallons a day; will be frosh in October. Call lit A. W. Wnlkor's Auto Co. Gar age. O. R. Sales. 95 FOR SAI.K Thoroughbred Ilolsteln null. 18 months old; also good back; will trade for wood. Phono 23 X3, Miles Tethorow, Central Point.- FOR SAM! Four mares, threo to 10 years old. 1200 lbs. to 1550 lbs. One buggy, pole shafts and single harness. F. h. Caton. 10 lo North Central. 109 FOR SALE Two mares. 9 and 10 years old; one horse, 4 years old two mares, 2 years old ; one Bet of harnosa. All Al. Will sell or trade for Al five passenger car, For particulars wrlto or call C. L, Barnuin, at Weed, Cal., P. O. Box 128. 116 FOR SALE Puro bred Duroc Jorsey boar pig. A rery promising young ster. Price 130.00, Including reg istration. Palmer Investment Co. Modforu, Ore. 104 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALK 1914 Ford, demount able rims, eolf-startor and extras, $32 5.00. TorniB to right parties. II." U. Scholz. 93 FOR SALE 1918 Chevrolet, almost new. Power Auto Co., phone 21. 90 FOR SALK One-cylinder 'Maxwell machlno In flno running ordor, for $75,00 cash. Also one sorrol mare ten years old. Flno cnniplng wagon and harness. A bargain. Medford Junk Co., phono 2S3-J. - FOR SALK Wo have a 1911 Roo that has only been run 8,000 miles a durable and strong car. This would niuko a good truck or ps- songor cnr. Valley Gurugo. 97 FOR SAI.K 1V4-2 ton truck In fine condition, new body. If you need a triK-k see this big bargain, $H25.00. Valley Garage. 97 FOR SAI.K Gas stove, bureaus, 10 xl2 rug, dining chairs. 23 Mistle toe street. Phone 905-M. 99 FOR SALK Ford, practically good as now. Phono Kuds Transfer. Phono 315. 95 FOR SALK Piano, see It at 225 Soitlh Onkdale avenuo. Prlco Is right. 98 FOR SAI.K Rail, nmnzanlfa and oak wood. Ono K hand-power stump puller. Wobster ranch, 1 miles north of Jacksonville. 97 FOR RALE Secuna-uand hand boat; nrav outfit. Hubbard Hrna FARM LOAXH AMORTIZATION LOANS Payablo & to 4 0 yoars, 5 !4 per cent. Money ready when land appralsod and ti tle porfocted. K. II. Hard, Sec'y- Tronn. Nat. F. L. Ass n, Garnott Coroy llldg. 104 Fon itum -houses. FOR KENT Two Gntes bungalows nt a low prlco tu reliable parties. C. K. Gates. tf FOn RENT MISCELLANEOUS. FOR KKNT Al pasturu for cows Phone C. Carey, 1C-F1 1. " FOR KKNT Cheap, storo bulldlm with living roomB above. At cor ner ot Oakdale and 11th streets Phone 2A-J1. TAKKN VP. TAKI-.N I P Three red pod' cows. branded I) or P on loft hip, cars trlinmod, iloublo tlirottlo brand Owner may have samo by paying pasture lilll and ailv. 1. enter II Fuy, R. R. No. 1, Box 79, Medford 95 IOJIT. LOST Would iho pnrly tliidlng nulo chains left Ihroiigh error In car return samo to owner. Dr. .f. (' Harbor. 9(1 FOR KENT IIICHEKEEI'INO IUMIS. OK KKNT Suite of furnished housekeeping rooms, 310 Norih Central avenue. 100 FOR UK-NT Modern housekeeping rooms on ground floor. 315 North llurtlnlt. 97 FOR RENT APARTMENTS. FOR KKNT One completely fur . nlslwl apartment, Hotel Uollutid.. MONWI TO LOAS. MONEY TO IXAN on good real B. Andrews. No. Phono G47-J. tf eslato security. J 31 North Grape. MONEY TO LOAN Money to levM n Medford property. Easy month ly Dayman tl. Be D. K. Wo4. ' IH'SIXKSS OPPOHTTJiNlTircs FOR SAI.K Confectionery store at Butto Falls; would take automo bile as part payment. O. Adams, Butte Falls. 95 BEHINKfiS DinRCTORt Kilning Experts. CAMPBELL & LIL.IEGRAN mines promtttng association; mining properties listed for sale, sampled and reports rendered. Office and assay laboratory at 107 North Fir St., opposlto Hotel Holland. Sam ples by mall given prompt atten tion. . Attorneys. WM. M. COLVIG Attorney-at-law. -Medford National Bank Bldg. PORTER J. NEFP, Attorney-at-law. rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. . ' A. R. Reames, Lawyer. Oarnett- Corey Bonding. Auto BappUe. LATTER AUTO BPRINO CO. W are operating the largest, aide nd beBt-equlpped plant In the Pa cific northwest Use oar springs when others fall. Bold under writ, ten guarantee. 34 North Flfteestk St. Portland, Oregon. Chart GARBAGE Get your pramlaM cleaned up for the summer. Call on the city garbage wagons lor god aeirlce. . Phone 161-Y. T. Allen. Expert Accountant. WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M. Wil son, C. P. A. Ask about our new and simplified method of account Ing. Particularly valuable to anf business as a time-saver giving full business detail. M. P. & H. Bldg., Modford. Phone 167-R. Instruction in Muute, FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher piano and harmony.. Height HoaK Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bids Phone 73. Insnmnce. ALICE HOLLOWAY Fire, Accldenv; Automobile, Liability policies writ ten with best EngliBh and Eastern Companies. Office 408 Garnet. Corey Bldg. E EARL S. TUMY General Ininranof office, Fire, Automobile, Accident. Liability, Plate Olaaa, Contravcl nd Surety Bonds. Excellent com panies, good local Berries. Ne. Ill Garnett-Corey Bldg. Pinning Mill. THOMAS MOFFAT General mill work, sash, doors, mouldings and screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone 184. Physicians and Ba -eons. DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia physician. 303 C rnett-Corey build, ing. Phone 130. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to aye, ear, noBe and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst for 8. P. R. R. Co. Officos M. r. & H. Ca Bldg. Phone 667. Printers and rubnshers. MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the best equipped printing otfios U Southern Oregon. Book binding, Ioobo leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc Portland prices, 17 North Fir Bt. srranaiet. EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE) CO. Office 42 North Front St Phone (15. Prices right. Berries guar anteed. INTERESTING! 11 acres, splendid, strictly modern 5-room bungalow, with screened porchos, artlBtlo fire placos, good water system, barn, chicken houses. only ono mile from paved highway; the buildings are worth more than tho prlco asked for tho placo, so we aro throwing In tho 11 acres of first olase soil. $2,100.00 cash takes the placo, the huyar can also purchase tho stock. Implements, poultry, otc. at right prices If oo desired. ' Brown & White ' 10 Soulli Fir Street. INTlTl UIRIIAN AI'TOCAJt CO TIME CARD Loavo Modford for Ashland, Talent and Phoonlx dull, except Sunday at 8:00 a. m. and 10:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Satur day at 10:15 p. ni.. Sundays leave at 10:30 a. m. and 1:30, 5:0 and 9:30 p. ni. Leave Ashlnnd for Modford dally, oxiept Sunday, at 9:0ft a. m and 11:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 and 5: 15 p. m. Also on Saturday nights at 6:30. Sunday leave Ashland at 9:00 a. m., nnd 12:30, 4:30 anil 5:30 p. tu.