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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATLi TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, ,7FT,Y 13, 1HS PAOE FF7B I I TODAY'S MARKETS I i Portland Livestock , 'OKTLAXD, Ore., July 111 Cni--tciidy; receipts 150. Steers, prime .-.)( 12.25; j;oo(l to choice, $10.-5 1.75; medium to good, $1."0( 75; tiiir to medium, if 8.50(h 0.."(l ; union to fuir, sj5.5tl(ii 8.5U; cows I heifers, choice, 8.0((( 8.50 : Nlimu to Kooil, .f(1.00((i 7.5(1; fuir fn iutn, jjiiUMtaHUlU; eiincrs, .f:i.l)n(i ill; bulls irfi..ll(i ..itl; ealvest, 50f(ill..)0; fctoclter.s nnd feeder.,. (10(11 8.0()., logs .steady; receipts, 10(1; prime ;ed, ifil7.li5(i(17.85; medium mix (f 1 fi.75f 1 7.25 ; roiiu'li heavies. ;.ftll( lti.fiO; pijrs, 15.75(if 10.25; k of sales, iPl(i.85(;i 17.0(1, frlieep steady; receipts, 1,15(1. Ens! iiioiintiiin Innibs, $ i:),75( 11,25; ey lambs, $l.'t.5(l(i 1 4.00 ; yearlings, 50(510.00; wethers, if8.50Cit.i).50 : s, ifO.OOfoS.OO. ' nutter and liggs OliTI.ANM), Ore., July Ifl. But uiieluiiired. City creamery prints ; enrtons, extra. Uuyin price ler fat, Portland, .";Se; cube ex- , 45e; firsts, 41e; seconds, 42(u ; dairy, 33. feCitlS SelJnif? pnec. rasa count. . lliiyiiii; price, :)8c; camlte.l. selected candled in enrtcm-s, 47 He Oi'LTHY Ileus, 23(o 24b; broil - , 2i)ffi.H(!; old roosters. Die; turk- 28f3(lc; Beese, 22c; ducks, in, ,'IO(?i;:i(ic: old, :i5e. Portland Grain HEAT Now crop, $2.20 : barley. 1, $50; brewing, $52: oats, if 01 : corn. Nn. .1, yellow, (8 lad. IIIXKTl'KFK Bran, $.'!! : shorts. 8 . middlings, $3'.).0(l(o.:W)0; pAY Buying- price, timothy, $30; Inlfn, $25; Brain, f 23. s SHUND AND VICINITY hataiioun opened auspiciously, .irsday evening, with a grand eon- liv the Ashland-Medford choral tics, greeted by an enthusiastic ntt-ncc. A simple device has great- fiddcil to the acoustic properties of big auditorium, and frequenters the present assembly etitertain- Ints will he greatly pleased at this ible improvement. The forenoon ins ot I' inlay were, occupied By B'oduetory series lecture, Bihie idlfcmd Junior t 'halauquu features. i a lecture in the afternoon Joshua Stansfield on "Dr. Jokly Mr. Hyde. Friday evening's at tion will, be a rousing patriotic ienl progniin bv the Old Soldier Ijpdlers, to which the manngeineiil fltilcs nil veterans, their wives nndj ows lo attend the opening nighl ! te of charge. Saturday afternoon's 'tare will depict "Hie Meaning ot Great War" bv Dr. j. C. Bnsh- lll, and in tbo evening James D. ins will leeturc-on "llomakiiig the: atucky Mountains.'1 Sunday is an ch milking event, nnd this year il he no exception, with a great iton service at 11 a. m. wild llr. ansfield, of the First .f. B. rhiirrh, rtland, ns pulpit orator, he beiie,' knowledcgd as an intellectual giant, mdny afternoon problem, arising Vhcii a Man Marries" will be dwelt on by Dr. Merlons' and Sunday ening the "Philosophy of Common nse" will be n lecture theme by Dr. IX. Secretary of the Treasury HeAdoo id party went north through here. uirsday morning, occupying two ivnte cars. A report is current here that fjtiy icncer, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. pencer, died recently m rrunee ol iieumonm. lie was one ol several others in the service at home nnd iroad. Kverytlting was, propitious on uirsday, date of the businessmen's cnie in local parks. Weather was ne mid attendance good. Willi ight changes the program of the I'lernoon's events was carried out a4- ttlined. The success of this initial ithering prompts a repetition of the 'union occasion .is an annua! event. Lieut. J. P. Johnson, naval surgeon, -cated at the Kevptirt torpedo sta- -m. Washington, has been visiting imierous friends hereabouts this eck. Kenneth McWillinms, accompanied 'V his wife, was n home visitor earh i the week, having come from Poit- ind demonstrating the merits of me new Columbia car which had been ipo-ed of to local imrchnx.'rs Mr. and Mrs. Irving Kinley, Ah- -tnd residents temporarily stopping a Southern California, have lately eeeived n notice of the death of Mr. inlcy's brother, W. I!. Cornell, gun- i'T wilh the marines scrviir lance, who was desperately voimdcd in u recent engagemeiit. John hnurniuin, of this city, is one f 22 I nivcr.ilv of Oregon students who have been designated to nttcn pcciul military training camp nl Nm Francisco, for the next to months, after which he will return the uni(,sitv and become r.ssist int instructor in militurv science and luetics. V'v replenished throtigh iiatnoiu find channels l,v soceilic stdtscnp Ashluud's war elicst, systematic lions either donated outright or b j monthly iiiiiillmeiits, is meefiiig de-i mands more than up to expectations.! mere originally were 10U subscrib-i ers, their pledges and donations ag-i gri'gating .$20,125. The plan as launched, began with June payments, which aggregated $4,050, of which sum $11,750 was diverted to the see- oiiil lied ( ross appeal. This left a balance m the treasury Julv 1. of $1,105, The amount of deiimiueneies on the June schedule of pledges was only $107, the most of. tliese being lassificd us colectablc. Minm de mands for the tinio being having been provided for during the current year allows a breathing spell between drives for I lie fourth big Liberty loan cainpiugn m October. i O. K. Hurst, local carpenter, is working in Seattle shipbuilding plants along expert lilies. The premier award for patriotic floats r.t the Fourth of Julv parade goes to the lied Cross, an auto clock presented by Lee Hall of the Ford garage. The second tnvurd in this lassifieatioii went to the Klfcs by vir- turo of its wai"ship exhibit which was iiiilipio ami is anchored near Ash land creek wafers. The Bed Cross lesign in the holiday pageant was ideal, being symbolical of "The Great est Mother in the World," as gniphi- v depicted m the organizations posters during the recent eaniiiigii. I he Civic Improvement club will conduct tea and rest rooms in the Camp block during Chatatuiuit. This will be in addition to Bed Cross sal vage headquarters already establish ed there. Copies of '"I'he Sapper," a minia ture newspaper issued by the 318th Knginccrs, have made their appear ance here, having been sent home from France by J. M. Spencer, be longing to that regiment. This pub lication originally appeared at vu, rious camps in the country where the engineers were stationed before going abroad. Mr. and Mis. Phil Bose are here from Biverside, Cal., tor a vacation stay with relatives, e.xt .school year Prof. Hose will teach at Monterey. Portland papers verify the report lately made that the Lindsay Bros, of this citv, were arrested for unlaw ful enclosure of government land in the Crater national forest, the Dead Indian section being the location specified. The lauds are alleged ti have been enclosed with private lands near Lilvglen and were uesd and rented for grazing. There will be a patriotfe ball at the Nat., in Medford, Fridav evening Julv 10, to which all drafted men, sol diers and sailors will he admitted free. Launspach's Jazz orchesiru will furnish music. Local vital statistics indicate that from Jan. 1 to July 1, 1SH8, there were .12 lortlis unit 111 iteatu m Asii- land, and from July 1, li)l.", to July 1, 11)18, there were 217 births and 2"if deaths. Ex-Citv Recorder John Winter, has been heard from in France, as member of the oiiartcramster's d larttucnl, aviation section. A valuable black mure, found run ning at large amt restrained in tile fity pound, will be sold at auction on July 20, unless redeemed on or lieior (hat date. The Kchcknh lodges of this district will piciiu: in the parks on the atler- noon and evening of Tuesday, July 10. It developed that Charley Sheldon who died nt San Diego recently, met his death b yhciug crushed by a fall ing log when workmen were erecting an army target. The Nazarine ehnri'U has lately un veiled n hcaulilul service flag con taining 14 stars. Ibith flag and poh were the gilt of a friend of the con gregation. Funeral services of Mr. Louise Heck, who died in Ibis city July 111, were held on Ihursilay at the home of her daughter, Mrs, A. K. Powell, A street. Inlermcnf was in Momi tain View cemetery. The deceased fflh ."15 veal's of age. Seauel To Love Fcr Mi 9 M.tulrtutinet Great! Devetaocd s& T f hing Chihire" to i-ore Ihaf Liotic The liltie c!.Hi's do:t i nvKier W tin nxnt rtmia.-.tic fairj. 'Asd in ilie years tha mm. Die dill f.iiits Into tie jxtrts or June roae, to evolTO tiio most wosttrous ol nil trazuforniitior.9. And now comes a more rcrloti pcrio, when the fev ol Teal m..tLilIiUiii ulioujt I j) tfivii'iiiil ns )Kt IfurU cm proTUIc. '1Mb Is ucii.f.lUicd v.lh n won,Icrlfif rem C(t itno.vn H Mt,.lr'n liiei.tL An externa aiipiti-aliou w reni'lra'S.iir la H nature i,, til, niurMr lnliv:itc the It jtliil KUworl of rorl. tcndcr.. tencs nr:i UiUfcK jus lieneallt tlio !.in of Hie aUiumca, It retieve tM t:-.n. prevcnl teii'trrnfx rl ijih'i t mo cri.i". tl.-l tls nl tinmen to cmvuhI (e-iitiv. Ttte trmcl. c- u tni.-t n.itor tl'.y after I..nr atmcs onJ tin furm Is thus preserved. It plicalrt I'e csp"c t da!r, r'rftt and rr.ern In?, our,.: 1I. porlit! if c-.pectasjty, Ii reiri'Iiir ivd It en;iites tUa aUiOiaen to et pati.t witlK".it tto ii-imI striSn ben b 'l fi Ijern. N..tarjt!!y, pain aiiii Uatijcr nt tat crbls is leti. Yna irf! fl-I MotherV Frlenrt s.-.Te a1 eriry ftri'i Ure. It I tr1arcit ca.j- t. the Dra ;M K.-culaMr f i, Larai. BI!C. All-mll. fiiu i!iT w lit Frrt? -,u r.i ir,,troetifl "M:'.i;t ilywl Uok" witit:ut cj.-.r VA'rito Ir.era in nr il it In y i. ta n ft u-r.-!t: fir a l'c,. mornlr.c ir tirtit io Be ?:!er" Friend tiblain s totl!i ffm yejjr dn;etrl tn,t , hy all rr e a:, I tl.,n fortify you?sti spuut paia OLi UiKvmfutt. Bell-ans Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it. 25c at all druggists. Ordinance No. 1)3!) AX OHMNANCK providing for the suppression of venereal diseases and declaring an emergency. Section 1. Venereal Diseases Dangerous to Public Heahh. Pyph- tlis, gonorrhoea and chancroid, here inafier designated venereal diseases. are hereby recognized and declared to be contagious, infectious, commu nicable and dangerous to the public health. Sec. 2. Venereal IMsease-s to lie Reported. It shall be the duty of! every licensed physician, of every superintendent or manager of a hos pital or dispensary, and of every per son who gives treatment for a vener ea) disease, to mail to the Board of Health of the City of Medford. a card supplied by said Board, stating the age, sex, eolor, marital condition and occupation ot such .diseased person, the nature and previous duration of such disease and Its probabie origin; such card to be mailed within three days after the first examination of such diseased person, provided, that, except as - hereinafter required the name and address of sneh diseased person shall not be reported to the Board of Health. Sec. 3. Persons Afflicted Willi Venereal IKseuses to lie Given a Cir rolur of Information, It shall be the duty of every lirensed physician and of every other person who treats a person aftlicted wilh venereal dis ease to give such person at the first examination a circular of informa tion Rnd advice concerning venereal diseases furnished by the Board of Health: and in addition to give to such diseased person a copy of this ordinance, and to reportHo the Board of Health that such diseased person has received the two ttoeumentg here in specified. Sec. 4. (luingoof Physician to Bc Reported liy Patient to Physician I- irst Consulted, w hen a person ap plies to a physician or other person for treatment of a venereal disease, it shall be the duty of the physician or person consulted to inquire of and ascertain from the person seeking treatment whether such person has theretoforo consulted with or been treated by any other physician or persons, nnd if so, to ascertain the name and address of the physician or person last consulted. U shall be the duty of the applicant for treatment to furnish this information and a re fusal to do so. or faiseiy stating the name antl address of such physician or person consulted shaii be deemed a violation of this ordinance. It shall 'be the duty of the physician whom the applicant seeks to and does con- suit or employ to notify the physician last consulted or employed of the change of advisers, such notification to be made upon a form furnished for that purpose by the Board of 'Health. Should the physician or person pre viously consulted jail to receive such notice within ten days after the last appearance of such venerWIy di: eased perBon, it shall be tho duty of such- physician to report to the Health Board the name and address of such vcncrcally diseased person bee. 5. Protection of Others rrom Infection by Veiiercally Itiscaseti Per sons. Upon receipt of a report of a case of venereal disease it shall be the duty ot the City Health Officer to institute such measures for the protection of other persons from in fection by such venerealty diseased person as said Health Officer is al ready empowered to use to prevent the spread of other contagions, infec tious or communicable diseases. Sec. 6. Iteports to Ite Confiden tial. All information and reports concerning persons infected with vencrenl disease shall be confidential and shall be inaccessible to the pub lic except insofar as publicity may attend the performance of the duty Imposed upon the Board of Health n.v this ordinance and the rules of the Stuto -Bourd of Health and laws of the Stale of Oregon. Sec. 7. Parents Itesponsliilo for the (loinpliaiice of Minors With tfie Hccptirements of IteKUlations. The parents of minors acquiring venereal diseases and living with said parents shall lie legally responsible for the complluuce of such minors with the requirements of the ordinance relat ing to venereal diseases. Sec. a. Suspeeled Cases to ite in vestigated. In all suspected cases of venereal diseases in the infectious stages, the City Health Officer shall immediately use every available means to determine whether the per son or persons so suspected of being infected arc suffering from said dis eases or any of them, and whenever said diseases are found to exist the City Health Officer shall whenever possible, ascertain the sources of such infection. In such investiga tions the City Health Officer is here by vested with full powers of inspec tlon, examination, isolation, and dis infection of ail persons, places and things as provided herein. Sec. t. Powers ami Unties .tit Health Officer. It is hereby- maib the duty of the City Health Officer and he Is hereby empowered: (a) To make examination of per sons reasonably suspected of bavins syphilis in the infectious stages or gonococous infection lowing to the prevalence of such diseases amung prostitutes, all such persons mav be considered within the above class.) lb), To Isolate persons infected with any of said diseases whenever isolation is necessary to protect the public health, in establishing isola tion, the City Health Officer abal define the limits of the area In which the persons reasonably suspected or anown to nave sypnms or gonoco- cons Infections and bis or her imme diate attendant arc to be isolated, and no persons, other than the at tending physicians, shall enter or leave the area of isolation without the permission of the City Health Officer. to In making examinations and Inspections of women for the purpose of ascertaining the existence of syph ilis or eonococous Inlectlon, to ap point women phVHiHaua for said pur poses where the servp es of a woman 1 hvsfclan are requested or demanded by the person examined. Id) la tat of jurBtlnu or Ito- 1 latiou. not to terminate said quaran- 'ilnj. ianlutinn nntii fhi f.1)MS hnVA become non-iafeciious, or aatil per mission has been given by the State Board of Healih or tts secretary. tel Cases of GonocGeeiis infection are to be regarded as infectious until at least two successive smears taken not less than forty-eight hours apart fall to show gonoeoeei. If) Inasmuch as prostitution Is the most prolific source of syphilis and Eonococous infection, the City Health Officer and atl other officers shall use every proper means of sup Dressins the same and alt such offi cers are hereby prohibited from issu ing certificates or other evidence of freedom from venereal diseases. (gl To keep alt records of said inspection and examinations from nut. lie Inspection, and to make every reasonable effort to keep secret the Identity of those infected by venereal disease, control measures as far as may be consistent with the protection of the nubile health Sec, 10. Itatrntftm Hospital. It shall be the duty of the City Health Officer to use only such buildinR or buildings for quarantine purposes under this ordinance as shaii he first provided or accepted by the City Council. The City Health Officer shall make suitable administrative rules for the conduct of said hospital, j Sec. 11. Quarantine. Whenever j it is necessary for the protection of the public health that persons affect ed with venereal diseases be auaran- i lined, the City 'Health Officer shall quarantine such diseased persona in said detention hospital and cause to be administered to such persons a proper course of treatment. Sec. 12. flotm or t ash Cunrattiy J,ieu of Qiiiirmitine. In lien of isolation or quarantine any person infected with any of said diseases may be released upon bond as herein provided. Such person shall make written application therefor to the City Health Officer, which applica tion must be -made under Gain and must state that the applicant is not a prostitute. Such appticalion shall be accompanied by a certificate sign ed by the Mayor, the Chief of Police and the Judge of the City Court of the City ot Medford that the appli cant is not a prostitute. The Appli cant shall then file with the City Recorder a bond in the penal sum of One Thousand Dollars, ttT;ti().u0). conditioned that the applicant will not permit or perform any act which might or would infect or expose to infection any other person, will con tinue proper medical treatment until cured and will faithfully observe all rules, regulations and requirements of said City Health Officer to pro tect the public against infection or contagion. Said bond shaii run to the City of Stedtord ana shall have one or more sureties, to be approved by the Mayor of tho City of ifedford, provided that a eash guaranty in a like amount may he accepted in lieu of such undertaking. Before any person Ib reieasetf from any such oontt as cured, a tmat examination and approval ot the City Health Offi cer must be secures. Sec. 11). Kpread of Venereal iHs- enso rnlnnfiil. It shall be unlawful for any persoa to inoculate any oth er person with any of 'the said ven ereal diseases, and it shaii be unlaw ful for any person to perform or com- mtt any aet which exposes any other person to--inocuiation of or infection with any of the said diseases. Sec. 14. Druggists to Keep llw- ord of Kulcs of itrtijss for Venereal Diseases. Any druggist or other per son who Betis any tfrug, compound, specific or preparation of any kind. used for or reasonably intended to lie used for the cure of any of said venereal diseases shall keep a record of the name, address, and sex of the person making such pe,":nase. a. copy of said record shall be mailed 'each week to tho City Health Officer. Sec. 1 ". Order of Itoai-il of If colli). It shall he nniafri for any person to neglect or refuse to obey any order of tho Board of Health authorized by tills ordinance or to interfere with or obstruct said 'bord in the perfor mance of its duties lierein required. Sec. 16, Violation, Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be punished 'by a fine of not to exceed one hundred (IHio.Ob) do'lars or by fmprfson ment In the city jail for a period of not exceeding thirty tUu) days, or by both such fine and imprisonment. See, 17. Inasmuch as our coun try is engaged in a great war and the City of Medford is doing its utmost to carry out all war measures which will help our government and tt Is of the utmost Importance to the gen eral welfare of said City and directly Involves the honor of said City and the peace, health and safety of said City Is directly involved, and (t is essential that the provisions of this ordinance become effective without delay, I.YO- THERETORE. By reason of the foregoing facts an emergency is hereby declared to ex ist and it Is nccssary for the Imme diate preservation of the peace, health and safety of the City that this ordinance take effect immediate ly and it shall tie In full force and effect from and after its passage by the Council nnd approval by the .Mayor. Passed by the City Council this ;'.rd day of duty, Ililx and signed by me in open session in authentication of Its passage this -trd day of July, 191S. (Signed) C. E. OATKS. Mayor. Approved by mo this 3rd day of July, liils. tSIcBcdt C. K. GATKS, '(SEAL) Mavor. Attest: M. I,, ALFOItt), City Recorder. Ordinance !St2 ' AN' OUD1XANCK directing the Cily Itecorder in accordance wilh the provision of Sec. 1)3 of the City 'barter, to correct and transfer cer tain assessments upon the consolidat ed Hen duckets of tho. City of Mod ford. WHKttRAS, In artordance with the provisions of See. 145 of tbe City Charter, the Citv Treasurer ha given notice of collection, the period of such notice ending July I, IHls; and. HKHEAS, In Bctordanre with the provisions of 3c. H3 of the City Charter, tho City iieforder has ascer tained and reported ts the City Coun cil any and ail cubes et aitiieisautents already bonded and concerning which! no annlicittion is extend mtvments ! has been filed, as la See. 143 of the City Charter provided, now therefor the CITY OK MBRKORB DOTH OH- DAIX AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. That tbo City Recor der ha and hereby ts authorised, and empowered and directed to correct upon the consolidated lien docket, all cases of unpaid assessments al ready honded and eoneerntng which no application to extend payments was filed as in See, 142 of the City Charter provided, so that there shall appear upon such consolidated lien docket as to such assessments only the delinquent Installments and de linquent interest thereof and he shall transfer to the appropriate Hen docket tho installments of such as sessments not due with interest at tho rate chargeable to such assess ments. The City Recorder Is; further dir ected that in the event of any sncli installment or Installments not now delinquent shall hereafter not be paid within the time fixed for such payment or payments, the amount of any sucfc Installment or installments with interest so becoming delinquent shall thereupon by him he entered upon tho consolidated Hen dm-ket. Sec. 2. inasmuch as the reorgan ization of the finances of said City Is now faking place and Is of the ut most importance to the general wel fare of said City and directly Involves the credit of said City and the peace. health and safety of said City Is directly involved ami.H is essential mat tne provision at ints ordinance become effective without delay. NOW THBKKTORB. By reason of tho foregoing faets an emergency Is hereby declared to exist and it is necessary for the Im mediate preservation of the peace. health and safety of the City and this ordinance shall be in full force nnd offect immediately from and after its passage by the City Council and approved by the siayor. Passed by the City Council this lSlh day of .July, iftt and signed by nte in open session In authentication of Its passage this iMii day of July. I9IS- (Slgned) C. K. OATKS, Mayor. Approved by nse this ICtii day of July, 191H. (Signed) C. E, OATKS. (SEAL) Mayor. Attest: yt. h. ALKOBIJ. - City Keeerder. Notice of Bowl Saio Sealed proposals will be received by tbe Board ot Directors of Oold Hill Irrigation District at its office In said District, in Jackson County, Ore gon, for the purchase of sixty thou sand dollars t6U,i"J0) bonds ot said District tilt the hour of S o'clock p.tn on Saturday, July 27th, 1B1.S, which said issue of bonda will bear. date July 1, 1918, boar Interest at not to exceed six per cent (8) per annum, payable semi-annually on the first day of January and July of each year, principal and interest payable at the Fiscal. Agency of tae State of Oregon in New York City, said bonds to be In denominations of one hundred (ft 00), one hundred and fifty (1130) and five hundred doUars (fi0ft) each, numbered consecutively commencing wftit numuer one ( l and following in numerical order, and maturing approximately as fol lows: 2,3S0 os July J, 1823 2.500 on Jaty 1 1924 2.C50 on July 1, 1925 2, BOP on July 1, 1926 2,950 on July 1 1S27 S.ir.O on July I,. 192 3,350 on July 1, 1929 S.550 on July t, 1930 3,750 on July I, 1 93 1 3,950 on July 1 19.12 4,200 on July 1, 1933 4,450 o July 1, 1934 4,750 on inly I, 1935 5,000 on July I I9.'H5 5,300 on July 1, ..1S7 5.300 on July 1 1938 Bids for gaid bonds must be accom panied by a certified check on an Oregon bank for at least five per cent or the purchase price, and said bids most bo unconditional as to legality. The Hoard reserves tho right to reject any or all bids. C11AKLK3 CUAMPl.iN, Secretary. HKliP WASTKf WANTKlt tiovernatcnt needs 30,- Ofti) Women Clerks at Washliin ton. Fxamlnatlons everywhere In Auaust, ISsperlence unnecessary. Women desiring government posi tions write lor free particulars to J. C. I.eouard, t former Civil ficr-vk-o Ksamfner,) Ir,s KenoiP bldg., Washington, i. C. lo) WAXTKIJ Night cot,:;; no naklnn; short orders only; easy plnce; $3.00 per day. inunire Kinehart's Restaurant, Ashland, Ore. lift WAXTKIJ Stenographer'- bookkeep er. Apply by letter 'statins age, experience and salary expected. Box IS, Mail Tribune. Km WAXTKD Thinners; teamster Miravisia orchard. Phono .,:i7-J3. WANTKD -Fruit Co. 'ackers at the Kail WAXTBD A 400 sheep, land, Ore. man R. F. to take care ol I. Box 167, Asl 101 WANTlvD Man to drive trnrk and xjHfst in retail yard, Itlg Pines LumPer Co, W.WTKD A few more men to work at Crater Lake. Court Half, WANTKD .Mechanics In ail branches of the metal trades for Emergency War Work, Good wages, good working ana tifixl climatic condi tions. Astoria Marine Iron Works. Astoria, Oregon, 103 fllXP WAXTIIil FKMAI.K WANTKD-tart far general houi-e- work. Phone 3i-VR. If WANTKD woman lis cook tor small threshing crew. Phone 2-F3. 10 W A JiTKD 1TT AT!tt . W.VXT Kit Woman wants day work Cat! at 703 West Thirteenth street. near Laurel, ' lot WASTM - -- -- -i - , WA.STB1 Lame clean rags, bc pound. Medford Printins Com- paay. WAXTKIJ TO RBXT Oood alfalfa and grata ranch. Box W J, Mail Tribune. lt) WAOTBU WtK trade for wood, good hack. Call at 1115 Cedar street. 1 WAXTERHttg wire and fruit lad ders. Phono R 1S-R, ll WANTED Baled nlfoKa hay. State tonnage jnd prlea P. O, H. Ad dress Box 100, Mall Tribune. WANTED Sell yottr cream to the Johnson Prod. Co., Central Point Ore., where tbe tests and cash counts. WANTED Bowse to move, build. repair or wrsek, 4KS-X. l'ioae 4SS-S or WASTED R. H. Tsft bnys Liberty bonds, also mortgages, notes, judg ments, escrow contracts, etc., and makes abort tima io&sa on any old thlnir. FOR 8AI.B POULTRY AXIt EGG It FOR SALE White leghorn cock erels. Were -houghl as day old chicks front Mr. ifogan of Pcta- Ignis. Rosy Ann Orchard, Phone 57I-RJ. W Wan SALR RKAL ESTATE. ' FOR SALE Parmtnt tan, fruit land, stock ranches. Umber fond from $10 per acre up, on lot, time easy payments, or might exchang fcr other nlear property. Mdrtw RoM R Rutftv t. TOR 8AM& MVK8TIK.TC. FOR SALK IS bead cattle, four calves, rest -esws, 41 head stoats. . M. Witts, Welten, Ore. W FOR 8AI.& Two fresh cows. in 1 tptire Dr, Helms. FOR SAi.B A kowI team, S.Orti) !!.. for sale or trade fur heavy hapre or heavy team and pay rasa. Phone g-J, or i. O. Uoi Medford. 19.1 FOR SAM? One Rood heavy farm team. Vilas Ranch. " lul FOR SALB Flock Rood sheep. Come see, tload roads. Klmerville, Rogue River, lot COR SALE At .Icrsey cows. Phone , 101 307. FOR SALK Pine Jersey cow. 4 years old, with young .lersey iielfer ealf: two giils: young team mares and other things. Dos &DA, Route 1. Medford, Ore. 101 FOR SALB Four mares, three to 10 years! old, J200 lbs. to ir9 lbs. One buggy, polo shafts and Blngle harness. F; D. Caton, 1015 North Central, 109 FOR SALE Two maros, 9 and 10 years old one horse, 4 years old: two maros, 2 years old; one set of harness. All At. Will sell or trade tor At tire passenger car. For particulars write or cill C. L. Baroum, at Weed, Cai,, P, O. Box 128. 116 FOR SALK Pore bred Dnroc Jersey bar pig. A very promising young . Ker, Prtce 130.00, including reg istration. Painter investment Co., Medford, Ore. 104 FOR SALE MiHCKLLAN EOVti. FOR SALK New ISIS Chevrolet car. Most sell at once. Phone 716-X. ltttt FOR SALK Alfalfa bay, second cat ting, extra fancy, la shock "Scales, midway between Med ford and Central Point Highway Phone SS-M2. A, C. Taylor. JUS! FOR SALK 191S Maxwell, Rood shape! extra accessories. Price right. I'nfversal Tiro Filler Ascn cy. Phone a5si-L, 103 FOR SALB OR TUADK Fur hack a good Immf; rubber tired. Phone 77K-J, 103 FOR SALB soft wood. Creek, -Stnmpuge, hard and A, li. Hall. Uriffttt 102 FOR SALK- One-horse motor, three ftiycs, perfect condition. Phone 634-X. 101 FOR SALK -Belgian ,! Flemish Olrnt flares. Phono 4.12-M. II ''Oli BALK Baetma-nacd hand beat. nra mitftt I4utl)rd Rro FOU REST. tlOtHKS. FOR KKXT Stttaii modern fitrnUh ed cottage, close in. z t.1 North Crape street. FOR RKXT Two dates bungalow at a tow trice to reliable parties C. K, Cates. t!' KIR KKXT APARTMKSTH. i-Oft RK.NT no ewtnpMoty fur nished apartment. Hotel liollaad. BBMT MSCBM,A.KOC!. FOR RK.VT tO-awe ranch, three miles almve Kagbt Point. 13 acres orchard, 2f pasture aatl Uilance cultivated land, Cai( II. J. Stewart, Central Point. toa r OB KKNT Clieap, More onlldins wtia tmng room there. At cor ner ot Oskdale and lltb streets ptwstt js-tt IXTKRtlRKAX ACTOCAIl CO TiMH CARD Leave Medford for Aahlanrf. Talfint and Pnuen! dtL escept Sunday at X:0 a, nt. and !: a. ro.; !:. 4:09 and 6:11 p. tit. Also on Satur day at id; 15 p. m Sunday leave at 10:3l a. nt. sod IrStt, 5:30 and :3it p. m. Leave Asbtand for Medford dally, except Sunday, at t:00 a. nt., and ll;tttt s. nt.; t:i0, 4:0a and i:IS p. in. Also on Saturday tights al 5:S. Sunday leave Ashland at :tta a. m., and 11:30, 4.30 and 3:20 p, tit. TOR BEST BTOSEKEKPIXQ BOOMS, FOR KKXT Kooai and housekeep ing rooms, 43 KsriB Grape street, i , 101 FOtl HEXT Suite of furnished housekeeping rooms, SIS North Central avenue. iOff f AKKJt CP. TAKEN IIF- -Smalt bay horse. Phone, 103 61-H1. FAIIXI I.OAXS AMOHT1.ATIO.V LOAX3 Payable S to 40 years, &A per cent. Money ready when land appraised and ti tle perfected. B. H. Hard. Sec'y Tress. Nat. P. I. Ass'n, Oatnett-Corc-y Ride. 144 KOXKt TO W)A1. MONEY TO E.OAK on Rood real estate security, and will boy Lib erty Bonds. J. B. Andrews, So. 3i North drape. Phone S47.J. tf HONEY TO LOAN Money to lew mu St edtort property. Suf monb It s,?mnt. 8 J. It- WoH. RCKBTRRS niHRCTORr Mining Knperta. CAMPBEIA L1UECRAN mine promittng association; mining properties listed for sale, sampled and reports rendered. Office end assay laboratory at 1 07 North Fir St., opposite Hotel Holland. Sam ples by matt gtvoa prompt atten tion, Attorney. WM. M. COLViG AMorney-at-tatr. Bedford National Bank Bids. PORTER J, NBPF, A!torny-at-l. rooms sr.d S, Madford Nation! Busk BttiitiiBg, t, E. Retoe, Unw. Corey BnltdlBr. Oaractt into fcvpfiilw. LAHKK AOTO SPRING CO. W are spenttlng the isrgett. etfeM wtft bezt-efcoippei plant la tbe P ettte northwest. Use our tprisct when elltere tail. Sold oder writ ten guarantee, S North Ftfteeatt 81-, PoTtisad, Qreseis. GaSg GARBAGE Set your premise! gleaned up for the summer. ClU ob tbe city garbage wagon tor god stenrfse. Phone 351-Y. B T. Allen. Expert Accountant. WILSOM AUDITING CO. E. St. Wil son, O, P. A. Ask about our sew and simplified method of account teg. Particularly valuable to asj business as a time-saver glrtsc foil bttsfnere detail. 3d. F. 4 H. Bids-, MsdtoriL Phone 157-R. tsatrstettoB ib Maale, If RED ALTON HAIOHT Teeeber plans and harmony, Kaight Mask Studio, 401 QarnettrGorey BUC Phone It, Juaurttnoe. AUCH BOLLOWAT F!r, Aceldeas, AttlontoMIe, LlaMIKy pouefe writ tea witb best Kngllsb and Eastern Companies. Office 408 OarsetV Corey Bldg. z KARL S. TOHV tlcncrnl Insurance office, Fire, Aatumotilie, Accident, Liability, Plate Otass, Hay or Orafn in Held or barn; .also Live stock. Contract and Surety Bonds. Kxeetleat companies, good local aeriftt-e, Ko. Sltt tlarnett-Corey Bitig., 1 L. Cathearl, Manager, PlrniiiiK Mill. THOMAS MOFFAT General mttt work, sash, doors, mouldings and acreeiM. Shop 3? S. Kir. Phone m. Pbyatcbtm and Bx eoae. DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopai&if physician, 3:;a Q matt-Corey bulid tag. Phone ISO, OR, I, i, BMMBXS Pbyetciaa ani atiritatm. Practice limited to eye, ear, sow ai threat. Eye teles ttttcatty tented and glasses aap. plied. Octiiist and Anrist (cr 8. P R. R. Co. Office U. F. A H. Ca Btdg, Phone 687, Printers aod PahtPQiare. MBDFORB PRINTING CO. naa tk best equipped printing office ta. Southern Ureses. Book binding, teeee leaf ledgers, billing tyatastew Me. Portland prices. 17 Nortk KlrSt. tswaafsi. BADS TRA.NSFKK It STORAGE CO. Office I North Front St. Pttosc tlS, Price right. Kvrlea guar arMt ATTRACTIVE Tht heasifttstl HUie t t-aiara Orch ard aati I'ottttry ranch, with a Bice mtKltirn K-rooBt bungalow with plt!tt did water aspplv, good tiara and tl kett iut, Bardea and berries ji for wtto at less than one-balf of She price it has always been considered worth, It ties 4 mliea southeast of Sitwtfoni and t4 tnftca from Phoenix. Tbe price to t,tft.80. Brown & White l twtttb Fir Ktrert. .