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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATIi TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OTJEfiOX, MONDAY,- JULY 22. 1918 PAGE FIVE marc MARKETS I i Portland Livestock rOKTLAXI), Oro., July 22 Cattle steady; receipts 1,J0I). hlcors, ' )niuc, $11.7"12.25; good to choice, 0-7.1(H'H.7S ; medium to good. '1 i(l(Tlt..')0; fair to medium, .."(! (olIoO; common to f'nif; $5..ll(:8.rU : ''cows and heifer, choice, ir'8.00( 8.0O ; medium to good, $0.0U("i7.")0; fair to ' medium, if j.OOo? (.)() ; canners, if.'l.ntl , (n.'iOO; bulls, !jC).30(5'7..)0; calves, "-S oO(fiAlt.50; stockers and feeders. - Mi 0()( 8.00. j Hogs higher: receipts 11.10. Prime ' mixed, .17.8fi(h518.00; medium mixed, M7 fi"itW17.8.'i; rough heavies, $18.8.1 ,(ffl7 00; pigs, $lil.7')16.25; hulk of i J-uk1., $17.7fi()17.85. J Sheep steady, receipts, 16,00. East tof mnmittiin b.t.ilw ilil '1 7r,?.1 A ')". . valley huubs, $13.!0rl-1.00 ;- year iuigs, $!)..10(ri0.00; wethers, if8..io(S P.Sl); ewes, $(M)l)(fl!8.00. Butter and Eggs ) l'OlfTLAXn, Ore., Jv 22. But ler steady ; city creamery prints, 40c: cartons, extra. Buying iriee butter tut, Porlhuid, 5:1c- cube extras, 4.1c: Justs, 44c; seconds, 42rtf43c dairv. dllc. Sellfng price., case count. 40c. Buying price, 38c; candle!, 14c; selected candled in cartons, 47 (.48c. POULTRY Hens, 23(n24c; broil 5ers ati'aC" 30c; old roosters, Kir: turkeys 28(iT.'i0c; geese, 22c; ducks, Joung, 2.)(u J.lc. Portland Grain ! WHEAT New crop, $2.20: barley. .Seed, $)0; brewing, $12; oats, ifdl ibid: corn. No. 3, yellow, $08 bid. WLLSTUKFS Bran, $31 ; shorts, !rJ 1 middiimrs. $:i!).00c530.5(). HAY Buying price, timothy, $33 (!'.J1; nlfnlta, $28; grain, 2(i. Tuesday, July 23, will be music day jit Chautauqua, signalized by a double ; ;:ippcnranee of Thaviu's Exposition liand in popular concerts, afternoon ."' iand evening, supfllciiiciitcd bv oper aitie selections from grand opera ar tists. This attraction will be the (frowning one. of (he scries. Kansas jieople congregate on this date in so cial reunion in Hie parks. Wednesday morning (hero will be a health lecture liv Edna Eugenia Lowe, a cartoon lecture in the afternoon bv Ned Woodman, and in the evening a ran ; '.pert by Hie Treble Clef club, will In , lonowcd bv interesting war talks, no tably one dealing "With Our Annie: in Europe." The speaker, Lincoln E. Wirt, is a government accredited lec liner on these topics. Dr. Joshua Htnnsficld preached at the Sunday union services. He is a speaker ol , force and energy, and his remarks carried n peak load of voltage from lngh power lives as applied to vital .issues, especially analyzing the nier its and demands of the term "Doubt." . lAiilently (he "Battle Ilvmn of (he ; , Itcpuhlic" is the favorite pf Ihe doe tor as a national anthem, isasmucli ins he repeatedly quoted from the im mortal lines and eulogized Julia Howe, its authoress. The hymn was. snug. solo and chorus, as ii prelude to ...( services. No collection was taken ( jat the union service, but bv way ol ; innovation, iiilmission was charged jlor events on the Sunilav afternoon t. and evening program. J Miss Anna Belle Van Nalta, grand i.-J daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (i. O. Yin, f Natta of this city, and teacher in tin fi Anteloupc district, was marriul a; Jacksonville, July li). lo liaviimnd A Wilcox, n voting rancher of the An telope section. The search of Portland official: for recruits to replace men in the de plcted ranks of the police and fin department forces of that city, re suited in their el'torts here by the enlistment of P.. J. Amer, who has had experience in on the Ashland po lice detail, and of late has been "'i g irding niilncl tunnels anil bridges J on the S'skiyoiis. f I'Vci! Ilerrin, in recently rounding up his sheep, gathered up n line buck lawn which was browsing with the flocks as In the manner horn. This 5 gentle creature will be kent us a nc and will probably find a permanent li. ... :,. i. w mi .-..mi.. iiiii iciiiye. j Mis. 1,'mli Dean llcnnison, i. ,1 Grant's I'ass, is a vi-ilor with rcla A tives in the familv of J. .1. Murphv. 3 Hcv. llowcll Isaac, a former nastor and musical instructor here, and wim nas heen located at LnUcvicw fur soiuelime past, as w.-itiiii; Aslilam last week, prulimiuurv to going to I'orlland for enlistment in the Y. M C. A. army work, in the hope of be ing sent overseas. Mr. Isancs is a typi-al Welshman by birth, and char ncteristic of that race is brimful ot music and song. Moreover, he is one of the most optimistic of men, jolly and in the pink of K-rtcction physi calk as wel as intellectually, lie went to Lakeview when the religious atmosphere was well niiih gassed, but tQ the remnants of a denominational Io)iowin which was nlioiit to sue cimili. built up a larue ami flourish jps. "coiumunitv church," which, liu.i i 1 ' "ASHLAND AND VICINITY j experienced a notable growth. Mrs. Isaacs and the twin daughters, Kli.n belh and Faith, are slill in I. us Ange les enjoying musical anil educational advantages unsurpassed. Miss Lena Nelson, malinger of the Granite City hospital, is receiving a isit from an uncle and aunt, resi- lents of Texas. William 1'cu.gle, member of the Jackson countv fire patrol, recently i, . 1 - 1 I tl . . - '7"! "T ,, ' V l iiorsc, uicu i roiu lac ciicris. i 11- t , I I , .. i . I .. .in ..w .1". . ....... nterment being Mountain Vicwj emetery. licv. M. C. liooii, president of the t.'hautihiipia.viiri'ivetl here July' 11), for 1 brief visit during the present as sembly series. He has been ou the platform circuit as manager aud imiker, the particular territory vis- ting beginning with New Orleans and extending north. Noi more will genii-desseiiiinatiug handkerchiefs wave Ihe Cliaiitauoiia alute at the various assemblies. The Women's Christian Temperance union of the state has decreed otherwise. The salute, however, is recommend ed to be given, but the agency will be a diminutive silk American flag as a substitute 'for the hondkorclricf. Rc liepresentative women favor this sub- titation, and it is thought likely the plan will be adopted universally by all organizations where the hand kerchief salute has heretofore ruled. Especially is the new departure op- mrtune during the prevailing war pe riod. If you have no flag display the lied Cross badge, or a liberty bond or M. C. A. tut ton. Kcv. 1. K. Hammond, vicar of Trinity Episcopal church, again as last year conducted the -round tabic .cssipns in the Chautauqua series. Classes meet daily in the park, fol lowing the formal afternoon exer cises. J. A. Kelts, residing in this vicinity, is credited with a prize in the way of drawing ICO acres of land in the Ill inois valley of Josephine eounly scheduled in the homestead classifi cation as being an extra line agri cultural tract. Dr. Charles N. Anderson, veterin arian, .and livestock inspector ot Jackson county, has established a residence here. rri i..:.. .i..:i.. ..i i. . i:. ....... service it'i.nt iitli, .il'l'.icl in lit. mil i ast Fridav. The service is by auto, three machines being in use, and Bert Devine is manager. The delivery be gins at 10 a. m. and it takes several hours to make the rounds. Four de liveries per day were made under pre- eding schedules. The result of the haiigc is that many more market bab'kets, as of old, arc personally con- lucted lo and from the marts of bar ter and trade. Three Hazels, the Misses Lowe, Boimer and Dalzell , have returned home from the Chico, Cal., normal school for the summer vacation. Illinois people will hold a reunion ill the parks on Thursday, July 21. the closing day of Chautauqua, Residents throughout the valley are invited. This gathering will be a basket picnic tffair, dinner being scheduled for the noon hours. Chaiitaiiqna special intcruibaii ser vice is in effect during the assembly. Cars leave Medford at 7:1.1 every evening, retiiining-ut'ter Ihe exercises. Fond administration regulations in this territory are being supervised by I1. D. Wagner, who has been appoint ed assistant administrator for Jack sou count v. TABLE ROCK TABLETS Miss Angllne Cameron and Miss Ida Iloustin left on Snturday oven- inif'fi truln for Pnrlliinfl whom lllev will spend a few weeks with friends and relatives. G. P. Hall, the local nlmrod re ports a few catchesof trout during the last week. The Vincent threshing outfit besan operations Monday morning with a new gas tractor furnishing the power which is doing excellent work. So far ns has been reported grain ylolds In this district aro very light. John Cameron nnd wlfo wero re cent visitors at Crater Lake. Notwithstanding the scarcity of pork products hogs dying of starva tion have been noticed In the county road in this district. Tho owner of these animals Is not only guilty or rruolty to dumb animals bat of waft ing the nation's meat supply as well, and the sight of these starving ani mals is a disgrace to the community as a whole. JacK uavis or Murshfleld, who wnn relatives nas Dccn tniirlnx i auroral'-' Catarrh is a Real Enemy , and Requires Vigorous Treatment Do Not Neglect It. WTicn you use medicated sprays, Atomizers and douches for your Ca tarrh, you may succeed In unstopping the choked-up uir passages for the time being, but this annoying condi tion returns, and you have to do tho same thing over and over again. Catarrh has never yet ben cured hyttheite local application1. Have you ever experienced any real benefit bsta tuch Ucatmcatt , Iiy auto stopped over night at w Vincent home last week. Mr. Davis is a son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Vincent. Jim Penland and Tod Boaullou have purchased Ford cars, which brings the number ot Fords in this district up to 14. Clark Collins and wife who have been spending some time in the grain civltfin nf eaalnfn fli-mm,. nrrltmrl ,, . . . itwuio .iiuiiuuj evening. Charles Dunlap and wife of Lake- ,,., .,i ,i.i ' lt " io fo)iuA moil uuiiu.il iit jtQ (ne Lydml.d nome. Mr DU11iap is a brother ot M rs. Ly d lard. Last Wednesday evening a party was held at the 'Byruna home in honor of Miss Myrtle's fifteenth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Chase accom panted by Mr. Chase's mother have just returned from a trip to Crator Lake and tho Klamalh country. Thomas Punkoy of Sams Valley, a pioneer of this county, says that this season Is even drier than tho long remembered season of 1S72. A few cases of mumps and measles have boon reported in this district during the last month but in each Instance they have been so light that no alarm has been felt Tho Vincent heading crew hnve moved to the Antioch district whore they have several days cutting to do. B. F. Deford returned last week from Prospect where he has been for some time looking after his sheep. Mr. Burford of Sams Valley, has been helping with tho harvesting of grain in this district. Soil treated with land plaster on the Xordwlek ranch It is claimed by the owner will produce twenty bush els more of -wheat to tho acre than the same land untreated. In looking over the list of contrib utors to the Red Cross during the last drivo in this district we notice that J. H. Lydiard is credited with $1.00 while Mr. Lydlard's contribu tion was 15.00. Also tho name or Stanley Jones does not appear in the list altho Mr. Jones was a contrinu tor. We haven't a list of subscribers in this district so if uny other errors are noticed and are brought to our attention we will try to have them corrected. The land plaster cost 714.00 per ton and was put on at the rate pf 150 ou (juuu xiiulu can easily bo figured. Arthur Nordwick and Clark Col lins aro included in the next dratt list and are scheduled to leave for Camp Lowls on the 22nd. Contrary to expectations the grain in this Bectlon is filling out very plump and altho tho crop will be short there will be scarcely any shrunken eraln. The following was handed to us by !a Table flock lady and without nsk- : ner Permission we are sending it i'n ,or Puuncation Realizing that the best of our young men in tho Rogue ..lvcr valley and all over the good old U. S. are leaving their homes and loved ones for the training camps to receive the necessary preparation to fit them to then go "over thero" to ' meet a strange and savage foe, to those of us who aro left to keep homo fires burning fathers, and mothers who are giving tho son who bus bben the pride and joy ot thulr homo and the brightest of their hopes it seems hard to give thorn up. To the sisters, wives and sweet hearts In whOHo hearts they hold such un extensive places, yes, It seems hard to give them up. It pulls nt the very heartstrings and at first we say it isnot just and we aro not willing to make the rarrlflre. Hut think! What arc these brave young men sacrificing and for whom are they making the sacrifice and what will it mean to the world? i wll,lt ,,;8 '' sancd without sacrifice? When wo think these things over and know that they will have a part in establishing the finest civilization of which the world has ever dreamed we say: "(io! My boy and may Cod protect and bless you." Mr. anil Mr-. Charles Dyer arrived Tuesday cu'iiing Iron; Oakland. Cal.. jon a i i ii to Mrs. liver's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jnines Martin. Thev w-oie married on July .lib, in San Jo-c, Calif. .nnii,inri'iiicrit- have been received ot the uediiiiiir of Miss Curric Mar tin and Mr. !'. W. Clark nt I'orlland on .1 1 1 1 1 a - 'Jilt li. All their fricmk wi-i, j,,,,.,,, im,iu,.s. Mr. id Mrs. Ihu. Wd-n:i iiinl 11. Throw these makeshift remedies in the winds, and get on the right treat ment. Go to your dmg store to-d.vt get a bottle of 8. S. ' -and commoncn a treatment that har cn praised b sufferers for nearlyjalf a century. S. S. S. gets right nt the source o' Catarrh, and forces from the blood the germs which cause the disease. You enn obtain special medical advhn regnrdinir your own ca'e withot: charge by writing to Medical Dire tor. Swill Laboratory, AtUau. Ck ROGUE RIVER ind Mrs. Frethcrell with Miss Helen enjoyed the grocers' picnic at Ash land on Tluusday. Miss Elizabeth Aiken of Medfoid s a visitor nt Ihe Martell home. Mrs. Scidniorc went to Hed Cross headquarters at Medford on Monday to deliver the month's quota of work of the chapter here. It consisted of: 10 II. C. shirts, 1 bed shirt, two pn- janm suits, six suits underwear, 311 towels, 10 pail's bed socks, two sweaters. A number of liugnc river people visited the movies at the Pass to see '.My Four Years in Germany." Much alarm was mused bv tho for est fires round the town. The Martin Blavclv and Morthland homes and crops were in danger, but a large band of willing workers averted it and were kindl" entertained by Mrs. I'lakely and Martin. The tire was a md spectacle, but all .egret tin loss of limber and the defacement ol our hills. While Ihu fire on Wed. nesday night was at its height, word was brought that Mr. Williams house on Evans creel; was burned down. It is supposed that a live wire connect ed with, an electric motor in motion en used the trouble and much synipn hy is felt for Mr. Williams who was attending church at the time. Ocdiitaneo Xo. (MO. A.V ORDINANCE regulating ho tels, rooming-houses and lodging houses within the City of Medtord; requiring an annual HcenfO before operating as such, and providing a penalty therefor, and declaring an emergency. . THK CITY OF MEDFORD DOTII ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. License Heuircd. That no person shall conduct, keep, man age, operate cause to bo conduct ed, kept, managed or operated, either as owner, lessor, lessee, agent or at torney, any hotel, rooming-house or lodging-house within the corporate limits or tho City of Medford without haying first obtained a license from the City of Medford so' to do. All said licenses shall bo issued annually and shall expire December 31st of each year. .The fee for each license shall bo onn dollar ($1.00) and no license shall Vbe issued for less amount. Sec. 2. Definitions. For the pur poso of this ordinance tho word "person" shall mean and Include natural persons, co-partnerships, cor porations and associations, and shall include persons of both sexes. The word "houso" shall mean and Include hotels, rooming and lodging-houses, Sec. l. Investigation of Licensees, The Chairman of tho lleulth Com mittee shall examine into and inves tigate tho character and qualifica tions of applicants for licenses within the meaning oC this ordinance and report to tho Council his rccommen dalions as to whether or not a license shall bo Issued to such applicant. Sec. 4. ltig'lit to Revoke License. Nothing in thlH ordinance contained shall ho construed to deprive, the Council of power to revoke any li cense issued as herein provided. Sec. 5. Qiinlificatioiis of Licensees, No license shall be Issued to any per son to conduct a hotel, rooming- bouso or lodging-house . within the City of Medford unless such person is of ascertained good moral charac ter; and when application for such license is made, the applicant shall present himself in person to the Chairman of the Health Committee, and at such timo present to said chuirman satisfactory proof of good moral character. When application for a license is mado by or on behalf of a co-partnership, corporation or association, such application shall lie mado Iiy tho manager, oiricer, aent or other person who will have the chargo and management or such hotel, rooming-house or lodging house. Sec. G. Licciiio Xon-Assigiiahlo. No license issued in this art brio pro vided shall be transferred or us slgncd. Sec. 7. House of 111 funic, Ktr. No person to whom a license shall hu issued, as provided la this ordin ance, shall surfer or permit the hotel, ronmiug-houso or lodgiugliousu to which such lieenso relates to be useo as a house or ill fame, brothel, bawdy houso or disorderly house, for the purpose of prostitution, fornication or lewdness; or Biirrer any lascivious cohabitation, adultery, rornieulion or other immoral practice to bo curried on therein. Sec. H. Hotel Register. Every person to whom a license shall have hecii Issued to conduct a hotel, room ing or lodging-house shall at all times keep a stundard hotel register, in which shall be inscrilied the names of all guests or persons renting or occupying rooms in such house, which register shall bo signed by the porson renting a room or rooms, or Iiy somo one under his direction. Such registration must bo made, and after tho niimo or names so inscribed or registered, the manager of Hie house, or bis agent, shall wriin ibo number of tho room or rooms which guest oi person Is to occupy, together with tho time when such room Is rented. All of which shall lie done betore such person is. permitted to occupy such room or rooms. Such regisiei shall be at all times open to Inspec tion by any guest or the house where in such register is kept and to un oxoeuiivo or reace otiicer or the City or Medronl or of the Slate of Oretcnii Sec. '.I. Registration In True N'niiie. It shall be unlawful for au person to write or caiiKe to lie writ ten in any hotel register any namo or different name than the true name ol such person, or tho name Iiy which such person is generally known. Sec. II). I'se of Rooms by (Ippo. site Sexes. No room shall be asslKn ed to two persons of the opposite sex. except io the ease of children nc companted by parent or guardian, unless such persons shall he regis tered ns husband end wile. Sec. 11. .N'utnlicriiig of Sleeping RooniN. Any person to whom a lic ense shall have heen Issued, as pro vided In this ordinance, shall cause each sleeping room or apartment In such houso io wbtch such license re laics to tie niiml.crcil in n plain nu: conspiculus manner, the numt'cr to no placed on tne outsiue ot iao uour , to such rooms, and no two such doors shall bear the same number. I Sec. 12. Liability for Violation. Whore a license shall havo beoa is sued to nny co-partnership, corpora tion or association to conduct a hotel, rooming-house, or lodging-house, any porson having charge, management or control ot such hotol, rooming house or lodglug-hoiiso shall be liablo to prosecution for the violation of this ordinance. See 13. Kvidenco of Violation. For tho purpose of determining tho liability of any person or persons to prosecutions for violations of any of the provisions of this ordinance, it shall be sufficient to show that such person was at the time at the act of violation complained of, the person in actual chargo, management or control of the houso in which such act Is alleged to have been commit ted. Soo. 14. Display of License. It shall lie the duty of every person to .whom a license Is Issued, as provided in this ordinance, to display such license in a conspicuous manner in tho orrico of the hotel, rooming house or lodging-house to which said license relates. Soc. 15. 'Revocation of License. Tho Council may concol any license Issued berounder for violation of any provision hereof. Before such can cellation, however, the licenseo sliull bo notified and shall have a hearing before the Council, if demanded. - Sec. 111. Violations. Any person violating any or the provisions of this ordinance shall be punished by a fine of not to exceed one hundred ($100.00) dollars or by imprison ment in the city Jatl for a period of not to exceed thirty (311) days, or by both such flue and Imprisonment. Sec. 1.. Inasmuch as our country is engaged in a great war aud the City of Medford is doing its utmost to carry out all war measures which will help our Government and it is of the utmost Importance to the gen eral welfare of the city and directly Involves the honor of said City and the peace, health and safety of said City is directly Involved and It Is essential that tho.provlsions of this ordinance become effective without dolay, NOW THEREFORE, By reason of the toregoing facts an emergency is hereby declared to exist and it is necessary for the im mediate preservation of the peace, henlth nnd safety of the City that this ordinanco take offoct immedi ately and it shall be in full force und effect from and nftor Rb passago by the City Council and approval by the Mayor. Passed by tho City Council this 3rd day of July, 1018, and signed by me in open session in authentication of its passago this ;;rd day of July, 1918. (Signed) C. ID. GATES, Mayor. Approved By mo tills 3rd day of July, 1918. (Signed) C. B. GATEo, (SEAL) Mayor. Attest: (Signed) M. L. ALFORD, City Recorder. Proposals for Stain Highway Construct loll Proposals will bo received by the Oregon Stato Highway Commission 1301 Yeon building, Portland. Ore gon. on August 5th, 1918 for the construction of 44IIO lineal feet of pavement on what Is known as the Ashland Hill grade elimination In Jackson county. Oregon. Ail proposals must ho accompanied by a certified check amounting to ten (10) per cent of bid. Proposals will be received at the same timo and place for maintaining pavement for a period ot ten years. PliHis and specirications can lie obtained at tho office of the State Highway Engineer. .103 State House, Salem, Oregon, on the puyment of a deposit or five dollars. (Signed) S. liIO.NSON. R. A. BOOTH, W. L. THOMPSON, Commissioners. Attest: HERBERT Nl'NN, State Highway Engineer. HELP WANTKIi JIAIilC. WANTED Young men. I have made special arrangements with tho IT. S. engineers at Crater Lake, Ore., to use twenty-five young farmers, buys 18 to 20 years old; wages $2.."i0 per dav and board. Fare paid. Court Hnll. 103 WANTED Experienced puckers; also scparalcr man. Apply .Mfra vistu Orchard. Phono .".97-.I2. A'Aa'TED Wood culler. Mall to cut wood by nm rick. $2.00 per rick. 3 fool wood. ( Address I II. Holland Hotel. loo WA'N'TEI) Competent man cook for mining camp nour Grunts Pass. State wages. V. W. Streets, Grants I'ass, Oregon. 102 WANTED 12 men iiilck, for gov ernment work on Craler laku road. Faro paid. Court Hall. 102 WANTED Government uocds 20, 000 Women Clerks at Washing ton. Examinations everywhere In August. Experience unnecessary. Women desiring government posi tions write for rree particulars to J. C. Leonard, ( former Civil Ser vice Examiner.) I'lTiX Kenols M.l., Washington, D. C. lo'i WANTKIi Thinners; teamster. Mlravlsta orchard, l'hono 597-J2. WANTED Packers Fruit Co. at Ilia Earl WANTED Mechanics in all branchot ot tho metal trades for h'morgency Wur Work. Good wages, good working ana liest climatic condi tions. Astoria Murine iron"Works. Astoria, Oregon. 1U2 HELP WANTKII FTCMALK WANTED- Girl for work. Phone 27Ti general house II. If WANTED woman to cook for small threshing crew. Phono 2-K2. 03 WAXTK! WITCATIO.N. WANTED Woman wants day work Call al 70 3 West Til il (com Ii street, near Lnurej, FOR SALB rOFLTRT AND EGGK 'OR SALE White Leghorn coclt- orols. Were bought as day old chicks from Mr. Ilogau of Pota luma. Roxy Ann Orchard, l'hono t.71-113. 104 FOR BALK MF.AL KSTATE. WANTED To exchango San Diogo city property valued at $2500, for Medford property with fruit trees nnd garden. O. C. Shelley, care Mall Tribune. 102 FOR SALE Farming land, fruit land, stock ranches, timber land from $10 per acre up, on long time. easy payments, or might exchange fcr other clear property. Addrow nnlri Rav Realtr .o WANTiav HflRCKLLiANEOCS WANTED Sell your cream to tho Johnson Prod. Co., Central Point Ore., where tho testa and cash counts. WANTED Houses to move, build, repair or wreck. Phone 488-M or 488-X. WANTED ft. H. Toft buys Liberty bonds, also mortgages, notes, judg ments, escrow contracts, etc.. and mnkes short time loans oa any old thing. WANTED To buy rondstor or light car. Phono 207-L. 10 FOR BALE LIVESTOCK. FOR SALE Young team, brown and black, three and five years old, cheap. Absolutely gentlo aud true, Phone 2S8-J1. 104 FOR SALE Span of bay marcs, five and soven years old, weight 2 1 on lbs., price $175.00. Phono 3G.1-YV FOR SALE Thoroughbred Shrop shire buck lambs, C. E. Cleveland stock. Phone Central Point 19xx3 Ralph Waldo Elden. FOR SALE Two three-year old .lor- soy cows; prices right. Carl Forn lund, Medford, Routo 1, Box lis. 105 FOR SALE 18 head cattlo, four calves, rest cows, 47 hoad goats. G. M. Winn, Wellen, Ore. 104 FOR SALE A good team, 2,000 lbs., for salo or trado for heavy horse or heavy team and pny cash. Phono 778-J, or P. O. IJoxSL'2. Medford. 103 FOR SALE Four mares, three to 10 years old, 1200 lbs. to lftiio lbs. One buggy, polo shafts and single harness. F. L. Caton, 1015 North Central. 109 FOR SALE Two maros, 9 and 10 years old; ono horso, 4 years old; two maroB, 2 years old; one sot of harness. All Al. Will sell or trado for Al flvo passenger car, For particulars write or cull C. L. Bamum, nt Weod, Cal., P. O. Box 128. 116 I' OR SAI.15 Puro brod Duroc Jersey uonr pig. A very promising young Btor. Price $30.00, including rog lslratlon. Pulmer lnvestmont Co. Modford, Oro. 104 FOR SALE MTSCKLLANUOUH. FOR SALE Dry oak wood, 1 miles north ol Jacksonville. Web ster Ranch, Frank Wight. 127 FOR SALE iHomostead relinquish ment for sulo. 01 'Ji South Holly Medford, Ore. 100 FOR SALE Alfalfa bay, second cut ting, extra fancy, In shock "Scales," midway between Med ford and Central Point Highway. Phono 8II-M2, A. C. Taylor. 1U2 FOR SALE 11118 .Maxwell, good shapo; oxtru accessories. Price right. Universal Tiro Filler Agon cy, Phono fi'iO-L. 10.'! FOR SALE OR TRADE For back a good buggy; rubber tlrod. l'hono 778-J. . 103 'OR SALE Stiimpage. hard and sort wood. A. IS. Hall, Griffin Crook. 1U2 FOR SALE One-horse motor, (breo fayes, pnrfnet condition. Phone 034-X. 1(11 FOR RE.V1 HOUSES. FOR RENT Small modern furnish ed cottage, close In. 2-1 5 North Grapo street. FOR RENT Two Gates bungalows at a low price to roliahlo parlies. C. E. Gates. tf FOR REXT APARTMENTS. FOR RENT Ono completely fur nished apartment, Hotel Holland. FOR RliXT MIHCKIXAMCOUH. FOR RI'A'T 120-uera ranch, three miles above Eaglo Point, IS acres orchard, 2"i pasture and -liuliince cultivated land. Call 11. .1. Stewart, Central Point. 102 VOn. RENT Cheap, store bulldlni with living rooms above. At cur ner of Oakdale and 11th streets Phono 7R-.il TAhK.V I P. TAKEN UP Small bay hoi-so. Phone II -It I. i a;; IXTKRUKIIAX AUTOCAR CO TIMU CARD I.ouvo Modford for Ashland, Talent ind Phoenix dull, except Sunday at S:00 n. m. and 10:00 a. m.; 1:00, 1:00 and u:l."i p. m. Also on Satur day at 10:1.'. p. in., Sundays loavo at 10:30 n. m. and 1:30, 5:30 and 9:30 P. m. Leave Ashland for Medtord dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. in., and 11:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 und 5:15 p. m. Also on Saturday nights at R : 30. Sunday leave Ashlnnd at 9:00 a. m, and 12:30, 4:30 nml 3:30 p, uj, LOS1. .OST A female pllpplo about six months old, blitck with wblto In her face and on feot, ono ot her front logs a little crooked; has boon lost about a month. Owner, W. It. Holmun, Lak Crook, Ore gon. 102 LOST A cablnot photo of officer in naval uniform. Roturn lo Mail Tribune. 102 FOR RiKNT Rooms nnd housekeep ing rooms. 43 North l.rapo atrcet. .101 FARM LOAMS AMORTIZATION LOANS Payable 5 to 40 years, iVi per cent. Money ready when land appraised and tl tlo perfected. E. H. Hurd, Sec'y Treas. Nat. F. L. Ass'n, Garnett Coroy Dldg. 104 MONET TO 1OAJV. , MONEY TO LOAN on good real estate security, and will buy i-.li-ortv Ronds. J. B. Audrews, No. 31 North Qrapo. Phouo 017.J. tf HONEY TO LOAJS -Money to lea n Medford properr.y. lwuiy .wnn. It iwymanU. Be D. B. Wcvd. BCSrVESb DIREOTOnt - Mining Experts. CAMPBELL & LILJEGRAN mlne promiting association; mining properties listed for sale, sampled and reports rendered. Office arfd, assay laboratory at 107 North Fir St., opposite Hotel Holland. Sam ples by mall given prompt atten tion. Attorney. WM. M. COLVIG Attorney-at-law-Medford National Bank Dldg. PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-aWw. room 8 and 8. Medford Nad in' Bank Building. K. E. Reamea, Lawyer. Garnett- Corey Building. Auto BappU. I .A ITER AOTO HPRINQ CO. Wt are operating the largest, oldeM and best-eaulnned nlant In the Fir cirio northwest. Use our spring whoa others fall. Sold mnder writ ten guarantee. 34 North Fltteeitk 8L, Portland, Oregon. Garl GARB AGS! Get your pr-amlM cleaned up tor the summer, uau on the city garbage wagon lot god nervlce. Phone 1B1-T. x , T. Allen. F.xpcrt Accountant. WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. W1W son, C. P. A. Ask about our new and simplified method of account. Ing. Particularly valuable to anH business as a tlme-Baver giving full business detail. M. F. & H. Bldg., Medford. Phone 167-R. Instruction tn Manic FRED ALTON HAIOHT Teacher piano and harmony. Halght Muak Studio, 401 Oarnett-Corey Bldg Phone 72. Insurance. ALICE! HOLLOW AY Fire, Aoeldenv Automobile, Liability policies writ, ten with best English and Eastern Companies. Office 408 Oarnett Corey Bldg. ' EARL S. TUMY Gonornl Insurance office, Flro, Automobllo, Accident, Liability, Plato Glass, Hay or Grain In field or barn; also Llvo stock. Contract and Surety Bonds. Excellent eompaufus, good local snrvlco. No. 2 1 0 Giirnott-Corey Bldg., L. L. Catbcurt, Manager. Planing Mill. THOMAS MOFFAT Genoral mill work, sash, doors, mouldings and croens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phon 184. Physicians and Urn eon. DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopith.il physician. 303 V ruett-Corey build ing. Phone 130. DR. J. J. EMM ENS Physician end surgeon. Practice limited to eye. ear, nose and throat. Eye iclen tlflcaily tested and glass sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst tor S. P k. r. Co. orrices h. r. h. c Bldg. Phone fif7. Printers and ruhlllier. MEDFORD PRINTING CO. ha tht best equipped printing office i Bouthorn Oregon. Book binding, loose leaf ledger, billing system eta. Portland price. 27 North JTIrSt Trfennfei. KADS TRANStKR STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front SL Phone 115. Price right, Harvlc guar nle1 ATTRACTIVE This beautiful little 1 1-ncro Orch ard and Poultry ranch, with a nico modern 5-room bungalow with spton illd water supply, good barn and chicken bouses, garden aud berries Is (or Bale at less than one-half of the prlco It has always been considered worth, it lies 4 miles southoast of Medford and 1 14 nillus from Phoenix, The prlco Is $2,100.00. Brown & White 10 South l lr Street, r t