MEDFORD MATfJ TRIBUNE. MTCDFOKD, OTJF.OOX, THURSDAY. .TTTiY IS. IMS
PAOFj seven
OF AUSTRIA SAYS
- j AMSTKRDAM, July 1H. Pmniei
;.von Seydler delivered his address ir.
- s . tlio lower house of the Austrian reich
. (Srath yesterflny, says a Vienna tele
frratn.
Sieakiiir oil the situation in Aus
triii-IIunjrary, Dr. von Syedler Miiil:
I "The internal propaganda method
of our enemies are so absurd tliat
'they only testify to their prot'oum
"iiinorance of our eouditionst the loy
wilty of our citizens to the stale and
the linn internal eoliesioii of cm
f,st4ile. ,s
j? "In unity with our loyal allies wt
Khali he able to enforce the end o
the world-war,"
Dr. von Seyder recalled the refusti
' tof the Czech clubs to collaborate i;
i -revising the eonstitutinii, and sai(
.; that if the -government was not t
V f expose itself to the reproach of polit
' ieal passivity, it had to put, into ef
feet its program of national autono
my. Hence the decrees for the par
1 tition of-Bohemia into districts. .
. ; It was far i'ro mhis intention t
i deny this was a German course, Dr
von Seydler continued, because, i.
then; was n political force in Austria
it eould only be kik-Ii as guaranteed
, the protection of the just interests ot
: the (ierman raco. TiieV backbone o
this iiiiiltifonn state was the derma)
race and it always would he so.. Tin
government would not be dellectet
from the course it had entered upon
. i ..For those parties which slum
. aloof, Dr. von Seydler added, tin
t door of understanding always war
open. Over this door, however, was
jjj written, "Welcome to all who are loy
ul to the dynasty and the state.",
; Declaring that the government hm
no animosity toward other races, Dr
von Seydler said that all the Her
mans and A list ruins demanded was
to be allowed to live and develop ii
peace. The government, he said.
would also endeavor to do full jus
tiee to the national requirements ol
: the races living in Galicia.
WAR CAUSES LOSS
' 12,500,000 LIVES
LONDON', July 18 (liy llii' As
seriated l'ress.) The war lias cans
ed the belligerent countries of F.urope
the loss of not loss than 12,.100,(l()0
.potential lives because of the de
crease in the number of births result
from the war, says Sir Iternaril
Mullet, registrar . general of Oreat
liritain. This country, he asserts, has
lost in these potential lives, H'lU.IIUtl
ehililren. He believes that other bel
liferent eountries have suffered ii
this respect more than has Great llrit
nin.
Sir Herniird estimates that over
clay of the wur means u loss of 7,(1(1(1
potential lives of ehililren to the Uni
teil Kingdom, France, Itnlv anil tin
Central Powers. Dealing with the tl
eline in the birth rate 1ierP "he sail1
the births registered in Knglnnd anil
Wales in l!)l:i numliereil H.Sl.SIIII. In
IM.I thev fell to 811,(11-1, in lillti
there was a further fall to 7KO,."i20,
nml in 1717 to (itiS.IHfi: a ileeliue ol
'24 percent eompureil with MIX
. MEOFORO PEARS SELL
AT $1.70 PER BOX
The first sales of Dartlett pears
1918 crop, were made. by S. V. Bock
with, manager of the iRogue River
Fruit and Produce association, yes
terday. Five cars were soW for $1.70
per box, f. o. b. Medford, spot cash
when the cars roll. This Is an ex
cellont prlco for Hartletts and there
Is prospect that the association will
be able to dispose of a large part of
its Dartlctts at this figure.
Fifteen cars of other varlotles
Hose, Winter Nellis and Howclls, have
also been sold by the association at
price higher than the average last
year, altho no announcement of the
exact prices has been made.' Ir.
Beckwith Is very much pleased with
this salo, as are the members of the
association, and a profitable season
for the growers Is anticipated.
Soldier's CouhIl Is Cured
Trlvato Harold Hamcl, GGth ltcgl
ment, Ft. Adams, H, I., wrltos: "I
was troubled with a bad cough for
three months. I tried a sample of
Foley's Honey and Tar end felt
greatly relieved. I have since used
two 60c bottles and I recommend
Foley's Honey and Tar and will al
ways keep It on band." Foley's
Honey and Tar covers Inflamed, Irri
tated surfaces with a soothing, heal
ing coating and relieves coughs,
colds, croup and bronchial affec
tions. Sold everywhere.
kBmt i&.&t&i -r- :r-K4
fci... " ... fiVi ii 1
These llllle luilinn ehililren are
killed by Austrian shells boinbarilliiK
from their ruined homes by Itulbui
America's Roll of Honor I
Today's Casualty List Sent By Pershing From Battle Front in Fran:e. 8
"OOOOOOOOOCXXXSOOCXXXJOOOOOC
WASIlINfiTOX, July 18. The
army casualty list todav shows:
killed in action, ll: died of wounds.
10, died of disease, six; died of acci
dent aiidtotiicr causes, two; woiindi'd
slightly, one; missing-, four. Total, 57,
Tile list includes 'Private Leslie (!
M"ori'ow, Ponska, Alberta, Cunuilii,
died of disease. (
Kiled ill nction Sergeants Curl C,
Carter, Fresno, Oil.: Kudell M
Lusln;r, Kansas City; William I''. Me
Fadden, (Ireat Hend, Kus. ; William L
Travis, Hot Springs, Ark.; Private
Leon P.riimall, Oeneva, Xew York
Wocco li Sciascio, Philadelphia
Cicorge Fisher, care K'oers, N'ev
York City: Joseph (lallegoes, Talpa
N'. M.; William C. Jackson, Ilnslivillc
Ind.; 'cdo Kiihiachi, Topopah, Nev.
Samuel K. I.ee, Pittsburg; John C
l.ovcll, Xorliornc, Mo.; licnry II. Tay
lor, Manlius, X. Y.; Oscal 1,. I'lgren,
Jameslowu, X. Y.
Died from' wounds Corporal
James K. lilzwilson, Charleston, S.
C. ; Privates Frederick 1. Ihinl, Tan
nersville, N'. Y.; Karl M. Coston.
Hillings, Mo.; Jesse I!. Fimnoiis, Au
ilaliisia, Ala.; Paul J. Florine, For!
Atkinson, Wis.; Charles F l.iinier,
Decatur, Ala.: Joseph Macioci'a.
Pigbo, Italy; Frank K. Snyder, Fair
field, Conn.; William l'pt". Phila
delphia; Okev Vaiighan, Ncwford.
W. Vn. -
Died of disease Cook Milford.
Sumner, Mo.; Privates Charles F.
I.ucas, Trenton. X. J.: I.c-lio (i.
Morrow, Pon-hka, Alberta, Canada :
William O. Walls. Klsbcrrv, Mo.;
Frank M. Wciizell. Utile Fulls, Minn.;
Philip Whit foul, Sailers Depot, S. C.
Died from accident and other
cause Corporal iialph C. Taylor.
Mount Plciisiinl, Mich.; Private Her
bert I). Wliiif. Detroit.
Wouiiiled Severely
Sergeant
Pusseil It.
P.ri-lilbill.lPii.
TODAY'S MARKETS I
1'ortlatu! Livestock
POIiTI.AND. Ore., July IS. Cattle
sternly; receipts :i(il. Steers, prime,
$11.7.1(o 12,'J.i; good lo choice. .l(t.7.'
(n 11.7"i; medium to good, .-flfriddi
HI.7.V. fair lo medium, tft.."i(lr i..".(l;
common to fair, if-o.-'iOfo H.."ill: cow
mid heifers, choice i rUmo S.'ll ; me-'
ilium to good, .(l.ll(l,'ii 7. "ill ; fair to!1'!'
medium, ..'i. iiiifii (i. (in ; cmiiicr-. (HI ev
(o.'i.lMI; bull.-,
.."ill(u 11. ."ill;
(i.lllli 8.11(1.
' I Iol's steady
..'i.."ili(ii 7. ."ill
stoekers tuid
eaUes
feed'-r-
receipts !H'0; prime
mixed, 1 7.li.'i I T.S.'i ; medium mixed,
T-l .75fi 17.'J'i; Miigh heavies. ,iil.ilu
(a lli.r.O; pig,, ..l."..7.'i( lll.'.,."i; bull: ol
sales, .l(i.H"if,i 17.(1(1.
Sheep st"lldv; receipts 'I'D. Fa-:
of mountain Inndt-t, f DI.7."o, 1 l.'J.'i-j
valley laml.s. 1 :4.r,Of., 1 Uni: vcar y" Jo'h W,""': "!,oni,,l'"w "r "lh
lings. .f!l..",il'o 1(1. (Hi; weilu rs, s.S.."iO(,i !r People always make th' patient
K.jU; ewes, .f(i.(J()(o 8.0U. j man uu lh' moM walttn"."
LITTLE VICTIMS OF WAR'S CRU
oiphmis. Their fathers are in (be army, anil their mothers novo been
villnm'S behind the lines. The photograph ..lo's them llcliis taken
Sisters of .Merry.
lliirrisburg-, Pa.; Corporals Staeey K.
Maker, Wateitown, X. Y.; iiichard i'.
Partridge, h'oeliester, X. Y.; Privates
Willitnu itPron, l.ulilin. h'ussia; llob
crt Dig Thunder, Woolenburg, Wis. ;
James Ii. Chapman, Tuylorsville, X.
O; Zelufi 'lla-vis, Newark ; David II.
Dimkle, Spring- liun, Pa.: Sam II.
tinrdner. Phoenix Cily, V. Vn.; John,
r.uhaiiik. Ilalliinore. Mr.; Clarence!
Lyon, 1 ilu 1 1 tun, Intl.: Ktlwin Miller,!
I'oilagc. Pa.: Vera Morlan. Jlediciiicj
I.otlgc. Kus.: (lay Xoi'toti, Dellii, X. i
Y.: Ilenry'll. Sliook. Cherokee, la.;:
Claude Ii. Sehyjtz. Hubbard, la.:
Henry Yeiu'.ctli. Xi'wcustle, Pa.;!
Wiliiatn Ziciedski, (Ictiv.ynie, us.-.ia.i
Woiin.lcd slightly Private haw-
rence .y. I li'ualiers, iraleimrt, ( mill.
.Missimr in aclion- Privates Albert
I'.. Hook, Plincclon. X'. J.; Woicieeh
Cy:.'.inowaski, Detroit: Herman J.
Klotz, Syracuse, X. Y.: Harry F.
rimrpc, Walerbury, fnnn.
Previously reported missing, now
reported in hospital Private Alex
ander Ci'osl.ie, Kalgoorlic, West Aus
Irnlia. Murine Casualties
WASHINGTON, July 18.-The lllll
rinc corps eaua!lv li-t today shows :
Killed in action, three; died of
wounds, one; wouudi-d severely,
three. Total, seven.
Killul in nction Sunicunt Thomas
Nturgis, ' Xew Oilcans; Privates
Frederick S. Dennett, North Itloom-
ti"hl, X. Y.: Chnrh
C.
Hale, Mc
Comic llsvillf, Ohio;
h'icliolil, nltllimorc.
""Died of wounds rcc
Frc
lerick I..
ived in nctioiu
-il'rivnte
An rcil i . v ainiii n, eiis-
Ion. Ohio.
Wounded in iiclion severely Cor
iporal Heiirv I,. Scliuiiuiclier, Ncwuik,
Ills.; Privalcs Joseidi Cob', l.vnn,
Mil;-.: Ilarvcv siiivclv, nclicllbur",
Under nml F.ggs
I'OHTI.AND, Ore, July IS. Pul
ler steady; city eieaiiii.'y print--, !!!..:
cartons, cxtr.i. laying price butter
fill, Portland, ."(lie; cube cNtra-, -l"ic.
Iir-I, lie: second--, A!in fie; dairy.
:i:ie.
FG(!S Scllfng price, case count,
f1;;!'. Diiying price, 'AS-; c.ilidl'.il.
l:i'..e; selected candled in carton,
Hie"
I'OI'l.Tb'Y- Hens, :,I('J.'; hi-oil-
M(oi 111 e ; old roo'l. '!., 1 lie ; I ml; -JH(
.',11,.; !r , !,.; diu k-s,
young.
lliioi :i(li" old. :i.lc.
Port.anil tiruln
Will'. AT New crop, -VJH: barley.
I'i-i'I, l.'dl: b'-cwiic' .." J ; oris, .-mil
i bid : coi n. No. :;, yi How
7ll bid.
:i I : shorls.
; MII.I.STITFS - l!n
.l:t: hliddllllg-, I.'IH.IIIIK :!!!.. "ill.
HAY Huyii.g price, timothy, if III);
alfalfa, 'jo; grain. f'.'.X
ELTY
XF.W YOliK, July 18. The gov
ernment proposes to carry on a stu
dent recruiting campaign lor the col
leges anil university of the country,'
uccordiiig to a statement made today
by Chancellor Klmer U. P.rowli of
Xew York iinivorMly. wlio bus been
culled to Washington to attend a con
ference of educators wilii federal of
ficials. Chancellor P.rowu declared his own
views were based upon a reeclll stute
lnent by President W'lsoii, whom he
ipioled ns having said :
"My attention lately has been call-
; ed in piii'ticnlur to the falling olf in
' (he naiiihel' of ell .ineeriinr sludents
and Ihis'lias giver me a good deal of
concern. II is not o:ilv iuimeilintelv
nccessarv that is inanv students as
possihie siiouhl prepare t.lieinselves
fur engiuceriii ilulies in Ihe army
nml navy, bu' it also of first con
seipiciice to the country that there
should be an adeipiate supply of en
gineers for tiie period of rcconst rue
lion which iuiis,t follow the wur.
''file ro!.k of the engineer has he
coiuc iiio.-c' niiil more important in
every proees of our indiistriul life,
and I hope that iurhiciiees may go
oat v.lr.'h will ,c ill the atlciition of
j pnrenl-' Ihroiighoiit Ihe coutry to the
i iiiiiiorl mice of making any sacrifice
I Hint
I is pe.--ihle lo make lo Keep
'oils in the schools even during
trying times."
! their
111.--,
NF.W YOltK, July 1 S. Details of
bugo ournlngH by a group of (liirmnn
eHlabllshed cbemlial compiinlei. in
this country were offered us evidence
today in the statu ultorney-gcncial's
Inquiry Iih.-ciI on suspicions of the
alien property custodian thnt the
trnnnfr 'of controlling IntoreM In
the concerns from German to Amer
ican hiiiitlH was a ''dummy" trans
action. During the pant five years, Ihe
government showed (he Niagara Kloe-tro-Chcmlcal
company of Niagara
Falls, X. Y., one of tho corporations
Involved In the Inve.uig.'illon, report
ed average annual earnings of 1,142
peiccnt mid dividends or 1,'HO pur
cent.
CHiCHESTi H S PILLS
" Y " ' ""JUT' 'if t.
it $ A I ItSci r'l'i.r,.i,JllrjA
Lli't I'll I r-d UuU fJUA
V 1 it-t '-! ri.i- kii'-fc
I VV Jfil.nni.lW. Hi; ir V
m II J i(''.D I'UA.Ml Ml.1.4, f R
f fr jrll-r-vsll bM. M;UAI. I klil f
f?"! D Kt li!UM!.SrS HTmUHf St
EDEN PRECINCT
Miss Juanela Kurrv is visiting this
week with Miss Dorothy Smyth of
Hold Hill.
Mr. ami Mrs, William Sturv of
Talent motortjil to Meillortl Tuesday.
liiiiiie Culver of Phoenix purchas
ed six dozen line while leghorn liens
of I lc Ilium of Asliluiiil Monday.
Mrs. C. Carey is recovering from a
very severe attack of tonsilitis.
('. Tull of Mi'tll'ord hrougljt n bip
eow up to C. ('asey's pasture to fin
islir falteiiinsr her lor beef.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Under and Mrs.
KI'lie Taylor went to Hie Uailcr
mountain ranch Sunday to he out
about a week.
I.lovd Culver met with a bail ac
cident while returning from Dead ln-
iliai:. and only for the presence of
cud of h.s brother, he would have
-ii!!".cd biokeii leir. A horse he
a... IcuiHiig piillid hack in such a
uiiinne;' as to almost crush tns tool.
with the roM'.
Nth. M. oo.is visilin;;' rcliitivr
Asliiuiul this week.
Mi's, II, N. KitU'-Ii nml her ilinigh-
r. Mis, l,iwi-eticn Crawford, wen
Irueiug m Al 'm! I m-il Monday.
Mis, I .ii" in Kni-ilile: iiu' Mi
Sawyer ot Talent visited Mrs- Kn'tthl-
Mis. V. K. .lei nbs' I'liil Mrs. Put-
Icrson visited Alls. William Kerns it.
I'Yro v:ii!ev Siiudav evennie.
Mr., nuil ?i!rs. . !!.. II. Tav'or ol
Sams vallev visited friends in T:1
cut and Asbliilld Tnc-ilav. ,
Waller Allen of Ninth Talent h
1 cell taklllti surveviil's out m!o tin
urn nit.i'i!-; the past wecj..
(Icoivc Al -! "f I'-io Val'. v wa
a Talent bus.ni-s e.iller o:i Wedm-s-
dav moniiic;.
Jlrs. l.ii'.i'ie, Ulai'kv.iioti of I'iioeaii
visiled her daughter, Mrs. W.
Slciiclifi last Sunday.
Mr. and Airs. W. J. McKay, Miss
MeKav and Miss Andrews have "one
on a motor trip to Seattle and Ta
coma.
imported by Jackson County Ab
stract Co., Sixth and Central Are.
Circuit Court
Jesse l,. Cos. vs. II. .M. Coss
Suit for divorce.
Anna Homiey vs. Heniy C. llonm y
Decree.
HKIil WAN11il .-.1AU5.
BOYS AVAXTMI), Wo need tho
Borvices of n, number of Gram
mar School iboyn for permanent
part-time work. The boys wo
select will be well paid and
given an opportunity to earn,
learn and advance. Apply to
O. U Davidson, corner Fir and
Main streets, Medford, Ore. s
WA.NTKD Night cook; no baking;
short orders only; easy place;
(2.00 per day. Inquire lllnehart's
Restaurant, Ashland, Ore. 101
WANTED Stenographer - hookkcep
er. Apply hy letter stating age,
experience and salary expected,
llox IS, Mull Tribune. 100
WANTED Married man for orchard
and form work. .Steady job. II.
11. Tronson, Kaglo Point. 99
WANTED Thinners; tenmster.
Mlravlsta orchard. Phone GU7-J2.
WANTED
Fruit Co.
'ackers at tho Karl
WANTED A
400 sheep,
land, Ore.
man to tako euro ot
It. F. 1). llox 187, Ash
101 WANTED .Man to drive truck anil
assist In rctull yard. Dig Pines
Lumber Co.
WANTED A few more men to work
at Crater Lake. Court Hall.
WANTED Mechanics In all branches
of the metal tradoB for Emergency
War Work. Ootid wages, good
working and nest climatic condi
tions. Astoria Marine Iron Works.
Astoria, Oregon. 102
WANTKI) SITUATION.
WANTED Woiniin wiinls duy work
Call at 703 West Thirteenth street,
near Laurel. KM
WA.NTtl M1HCKM.ANKOUH
WANTED Largo clean rugs, r
pound. .Mcdionl Printing Com
pany. WANTED TO RENT (lood alfalln
nnd grain ranch, llox W .1, .Mail
Tribune. loo
WA'NTED Will trude for wood, good
hack, ('nil at 171.1 Cedar street.
100
WANTED Hog wlro and fruit 1ml
dtrs. Phono It Kl-R. 101
WANTED Ruled alfalfa hay. Stato
tonnage and prlco F. O. II. Ad
dress Box 100, Mull Tribune.
WANTED Sell your cream to the
Johnson Prod. Co., Central Point,
Ore., where the test, and cash
counts.
WANTED House,
repair or wreck.
4XK-X.
to move, build,
Phone 488-M or
WANTED H. H. Toft buyt Liberty
bonds, also mortgages, notes, Judg
ments, escrow contracts, etc., and
makes ahort time loan, on any old
thing.
COURT HOUSE REPORT
I1KLP WANTED FKMAliB
WAXTBD llirl for general house
work.- Fhone 275-R. ' tt
WAXTiD woman to cook for amuli
throshing crow. Phone 2-F2. KIM
pon 8Ai,K i-ouiynit ami kgc.i
FOir'sALU W h ite ieghorn cock-
orels. Were-bought as day old
chic lis from Mr. llognn or Poia
luma. Hoxy Aim Orchard. Phone
571-U3. ' 1U4
FOll SALE-
-dray geese .
Phone
'J'J
2-F3.
FOlt 8AMC KKAT, ESTATF,
FOH SAl.e: Farmtn lauu. frui
land, stork ranches, timber land
from Ilu per acre up, on long tlmt
asy payment, or might nichana
tcr othns clear property. Adrtreai
r.ntu ni Bltv 11
FOK rt.Al.fc t.lVKSTOCK.
FOR SA1.B Two
frosh cows.
In-
100
quire l)r. Helms.
FOlt SAI.IC A good team, 2,00(1 lbs.
for salo or trade lor heavy home
or heavv team ( and pay cah.
Phono 77S-J, oiI. O. ISox
Medfoid. 10.'l
FOlt SAI.li Flno niaro, gontlo for
women, children; surry, hurnoss,
$(!."i. 00. IKHl West Fourth street
II 'J
FOR SAI.K One good heavy
farm
101
team. Vilas Ranch.
FOR SA1J5 Twenty weaned pigs,
jn.00 each. Dr. Holms. !
FOR SAI.K Flock good sheep.
Coino see. Oood roads. Slmervillo.
Hogao Itivor. 101
FOH SAI.K Al Jersey cows. Phone
307. 101'
FOR SAI.K Fine Jertey cow. 4 yearr
old, with young JerNcy nei.'cr calf:
two gills; young team martM and
oilier lliings. Box f.aA, tloiito 1
Medford, Ore. Oil
FOR nAI.K Scotch collie pup, JS.OU.
Cull 07-J1. tin
FOR SAI.K Team of colts, three
anil flvo years; new harness; a
bargain. Cull 67-J lit
FOR SAL15 Four mares, throe to
10 yearB old, 1200 lbs. to IfifiO lbs
One buggy, pole shafts and single
harness. F. L. Caton, 1016 North
Central. 100
FOR SALE Two mares, 9 and 10
years old; one horse. 4 years old;
two-muros, 2 years old: one sot of
harness. All Al. Will sell
trade for Al five passenger car.
For particulars write or call C. I..
Hnmum, at Weed. Cal., P. O. Box
128. 11C
FOR SALE Pure bred Duroc. Jersey
boar pig. A very promising young
ster. Price $30.00, Including reg
istration. Palmer Investment Co.,
Medford, Ore. 104
FOll SALK MIHCKLiLA.VKOUS.
FOR SALK Alfalfu hay, second cut
ting, extra fancy, ' In shock.
"Scales,"' midway between Med
ford and Central Point Highway.
Phone 80-M2. A. C. Taylor. 102
FOll SALE 1 9 1 8 Jlaxwcll, go"od
shape; extra accessories." Prlco
right. Universal Tiro Filler Agen
cy, Phone 5oO-L. 103
FOR SALE OR TRADE For hack
a good buggy; rubber tired. Phone
77S-.I. 103
FOll SALK-
Stumpugc, hard and
A. K. Hull, Orltfln
102
stift wood.
Creek.
FOll SALE 1917 Ford louring car.
In very good condition. Vallej
Ourugo. (19
FOll SALE Oak wood. 1(i-lni'h
length, $7 per cord. Carl Von iler
llellen, Eagle Point, Ore. 09
FOll SALE One-horse motor, throe
fayes, perfect condition. Phone
034-X. 101
FOll SALE llolglnn and Flemish
Oltnt Hares. Phono 4.12-.M. 101
FOR SALE (!us stove, bureaus, 10
x12 rug, dining chairs. 23 Mistle
toe street. Phone 90"i-,M. 911
FOll BALK Secona-nand hand beat.
Tirav outfit. Hiihliard Hro
FOR ItENl IIOUHKS.
FOR HUNT Small modern furnish
ed cottage, close in. 211 North
Grupo street.
FOR KENT Two Outes bungalows
at a low prlco to reliable, purlins.
C. K. dates. tf
KOIl IliS.NT APABTMISNTH.
FOR RENT Ono completely fur
nished apartment. Hotel Holland.'
FOll HKNT M1SCKM.ANROUM.
FOH RIXNT 120-aerc ranch, three
miles nbove Englu Point, 11 acres
orchard, 2.1 pasture and balance
cultivated land. Call II. J. Stowurl
Central Point. 10:
FOll RENT A 1 pasture for cows
Phono C. Carey, 10-F1 1.
FOH RRNT Cheap, store bulldlni
with living rooms above. At cor
ner of Oakdale and 11th streets
Phone Jft-Jt
IXTFIUIItllAN ACTOCAIl CO
TIME CARD
Leave Medford for Ashland, Tnleni
and Phoenix dull, except Sunday al
8:00 a. m. and 10:00 a. m.; 1:00,
4:00 and ft: Hi p. in. Also on Satur
day at 10:11 p. m., Sundays leave at
10:30 a. m. and 1:30, 5:30 and 9:30
p. m. I.cavo Ashland for Medford
dally, except Sunday, at 0:00 a. in.,
nnd 11:00 a. ni.; 1:00, 4:00 and
5:15 p. in. Also ou Saturday nights
ut fi:30. Sunday leave Ash land al
9:00 a. m, and 12:30. 4:30 and
5:30 p. tn.
TOR BENT im'SF-KEKPrXG
ltOO.MS. '
FOK RENT Kooms and housekeep
ing rooms. 4;l North Crape street.
101
FOH RENT Suite of furnished
housekeeping rooms, 31G North
Central avenue 100
TAKEN UP
TAK 10N I'P
-Small bay ho'-so.
Phone
- toil
01-111.
FAP.M I.OANH
AMOHTIZATION LOANS Payable 5
to 4 0 years, Ti'fa por cent. Money
ready when land appraised and ti
tle perfected. 10. II. llurd, Sec'y
Trens. Nat. F. L. Ass'n, Uuiuett
Corey Dlilg. 10
MO MCI Til I.OAS.
MON'HY TO I,OAN"n coodroal
estate security, and will buy Lib
erty llonds. .1. 1). AndrewB, No.
31 North tlrupo. Phono 017.J. tf
urvh) 'lt I ii,.n Money te lea
n Mertrorri propuctT: s'aay rooiHh,
t r.nmntn fi II. iViml i
RrStVKhK lllRKCTOUr
Mining Kxperts.
CAMP HULL & l.ll.JKORAN mlnns
promlting association; mining
properties listed for sule, sampled
and reports roudornd. Office and
assay laboratory at 107 North Fir
St., opposiln Hotel Holland. Sam
ples hy mall given prompt Atten
tion. Aruirnay.
WM. M. COLVIO Attorney-at-luw.
Medford National Hank llldg.
nHTR J. NFFP. Attorney-t-law
room mul . vdforil Nation'
Rank Itulldtiia.
V. K. Rearnes. i.awrnr. tHrntt
Corey Raltiltni.
Rpill.
I.AHBK AUTO liPHING CO. Wt
are operatluit the largest, oldeat
nd best-oqulpped plant la the Pa
cific northweut. Use our sprlngi
when others fall. Bold inder wiiu
ten guarantee. 84 North Fifteeati
Bt.. Portland, Oregon.
GrDim
OARBAOH Oft your premUM
cleaned up for the summer. Call
on the city garbage wagons to
god service. Phone 161-1.
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 an;
business as a time-saver giving
full business detail. M. F. & H.
Bldg., Medford. Phone 167-K.
Instruction in Music.
FRED ALTON HA1Q11T Teaoher
piano and harmony. Halght Hn.l
Studio, 401 Oaruett-Corey Bid
Phone 72.
Insuranoa.
ALICE! HOLLOW'AY Flro, Aocldenv
Automobile, Liability policies writ,
ten with best English and Eastern
Companies. Office 408 Garnett
Corey Bldg. c
EARL S. T1U1Y Ceneral Insurance
office, Flro, Automobile, Accident,
Liability, Pluto Ulass, Hay or
tiruln in field or burn; also Live
stock. Contract and Surety llonds.
Excellent companies, good local
service No. 2 1 0 Ciarnctt-Corey
Uldg., L. L. Cut heart, Manager,
Planing Mill.
THOMAS MOFFAT Ueneral mill
work, sash, doors, moulding, and
screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phoue
184.
I'hjMlcUna and Bm enn.
DR. W. W. HOWARD Oateopathlt
physician. 803 C melt-Corey build
ing. Phone 130.
DR. J. J. EM MENS Physician and
urgecn. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically testod and glasses up
piled. Oculist and Aurlst for 8. P.
It. 11. Co. Office. M. r. ft H. C
Bldg. Phone 507.
1 Vinton and Publisher.
jMEtTFORirTriTNT CO. ha. "th
best equipped printing office Uk
Boutborn Oregon. Iloolt binding,
loose leaf lodgers, billing system,
etc. Portland prices. 87 Norta
Fir Bt
KThiutfet
BADS TRANSFER & 8TORAOB CO.
Offlco 41 North Front 8L Phone
815. Prices right. Merries guar-
ntnd
ATTRACTIVE
This beautiful little 11-auro Orch
ard and 'Poultry ranch, with a nlco
modern 5-room bungalow with splen
did wator supply, good barn and
chicken houses, garden and berries
Is for sule at less than one-halt of tho
price it has always been considered
worth, It lies 4 miles southeast ot
Medford and 1 miles from Phoenix.
The price Is $2,100.00,
Brown & White
10 Koiitli Fir HtrecU