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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, M1CDFORD, OTiEfiOX, . SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1918 PAOK PTVK BOYS AT THE FRONT SERVING UNCLE SAM (The Mall Tribune win publish In this column each week Interesting let ters from our soldiers and Bailors and news Items concerning tbolr move menta. The Association or Mothers, Wives and Next of Kin requests that Items (or publication be furnished to MrB.-M. C. Barber, chairman ot the press committee, not later than Thurs day of each weeek.l Lieutenant Stuart W. Torney has been ordored overseas "and is now on route to Garden City, New York, his point of embarkation. "(Lieutenant Torney is proud of the fact that he is one of the first fifty pilots to complete the "pursuit school" course in the United States and one of the first sixty to complete the advanced course in aerial gun nery on this side. ' The pursuit work was taken at I,ake Charles, La., the instructors be ing all French aces. Tbe course In ferial gunnery was taken at Fort worth, Texas, where there Is located the finishing school, in the United Slates, for pursuit (fighting) pilots. - Post Hospital, ljort 1). A. Russell, .Wyoming. . Bear Folks: I just received two letters from you today and I was sure glad to get thorn. : "Well I guess I won't get to see France for a while and maybo never as 1 was turned down at the last mtn . ute for overseas duty. I was never so disappointed in my life as when they turned me down. I will stay here for a few weeks or perhaps a few months. 1 will be sent either to the Mexican border or to some hospital back east. I'm not .very stuck on this place but I like It "better than 1 did at first. I have to drill two hours every day and I also . have two hours class work every day y hesldes taking care of my ward. This Is a large post. There are throe thou sand cavalrymen here for this is a cavalry post. It is just throe miles . out of Cheyenne. ' Well, kids, I will try to toll you something about army lfe. 1 .We sleep In barracks, we get up at five, wash, : make our beds and then out in line ; for roll call. After that breakfast : at six. After breakfast we go to !. our certain duties that have been as signed us. Everything has to be first ; class. The officers inspect every morning. You have to know how to salute , an officer. You havo to give what is called a snappy salute. I'm not a bit sorry about joining the army. If i I had It to do over again I would i enlist Just the same. Don't rorgot to ',f ,lanS a star in your window to let everyone know you have a son In the i army. I'm sure the war will be over ; this year. I sure do want to see France, but if they won't take me I y will make the best of It hero. It's i my nerves' that kept me out. You i have to lie perfect to go to France because it is a hard task. This is about all for this time. Don't forget to put "Pvt." on'all my letters as I'm not a "rookie" any more. After a few months 1 11 bo a ..first-class private and after n while a sergoant maybe. This is all for now. Your loving son, i HARRY KYLE.' John Grebb of-Eagle Point writes to his father from Ft. Stevens that the folks at home know as much about the dnto of dopurturo of the 69th as do the boys thumselvos. They expect orders any minute. Ralph Relcom has written friends In Medford that he is attached to the G5th artillery .band. Ho was in the 655th band but was left behind in Juarantlno when the other boys sail ed for France. When he got across he .was transferred to another com mand. ' Mr. and Mrs. Marry Wortman have received a post card from Harry Jr., announcing his safe arrival In .France. He' belongs to the SGlst nmbulanco corps, Snnitary Train 316. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn FubrUk this week received a letter from Dewey, the first In nine weeks, lie had been out on a long cruise and had been unable to mall letters. ' His convoy i has taken twelve vessels across the ? ocean since he last wrote but He says ,i all the most interesting things will have to wait to be told until he ' comes home. Mrs. Barrel! Is with her son at Camp Lewis. Ho has lieon very ill with rheumatism but Is now out of tho hospital. On shipboard somewhere at sea. Hear Mother: I am nt the present time on the wattr, but will soon be off. I hove not been seasick atll. however. I felt a little punk for a day or two at first, but did not feed the fish any. ; I have not received the money you lent me, but probably will when t land, and beforo you receive this 'Bote. I suppose you have received ty allotment and Insurance policy. I wish you would send mc John 9mer' address, altho 1 may run on him soon. Tell the little darlliigB. theme, "A Sew Perspective." Even-' Eunice and Myrl hello for mo, and llug, "Life's Misfits." will write'to them wlfen I get sure of I Excellent music always. The Sun my footing. I did not get to mail day school meoti at 9:45 a. m and the rings and pictures to the girls, ' the Epworth League devotional meet but I will as soon as I land. I lng Is 7 p. m. The letters you have written mej The summer services are brief and will be forwarded, and don't fail to helpful, keep on writing, even if you doiftl hear from me. 1 will write more in a day or two. With love, DANA M. DAVIS. Co. .G, 1st regiment of replacement engineers, A. E. F. Somewhere in France, ( June 'J.i, 1II1H. My Dear Folks: Just received three letters from you ni'ter two weeks ot' no mail ami you etui imagine how ejud I wits to henr from you and especially tluil yoibure all well tisNthis leaves me. Today hits turned off a perfect summer ilav after about two weeks; of rainy mid dull weather. Wo think summer is now here and I hope so. We huve been issued our summer un derwear which .will add to our com fort during the warm weather. I'm glml to hear that you have bii much jrarjen stuff of your own this year as it all helps. As for mgtw i believe 1 could cat fruit without it. And Oregon has certainly done her self proud. I urn sincerely jilod to call her my home. I am ylad to lirur of Jir.'kson coun ty's ready response to every cull and believe me we boys all feel in the highest spirit. Things look rather encournigng just now and. hope they will continue so until I lie trruiul ii nale. 1 had a p'iss ycMcnliiji- to a large city ner.r.here, the first pass I have had. 1 had a must enjoyable time. I ate my dinner at an American Ked Cross canteen and it sure seemed mighty nice to hear and sec some American women. 1 received a fine letter from Mr. and Mrs. Close which I shall answer soon. Letters from home afford me sonic topics to discuss and so the more questions you ask and that I am per mitted to answer afford me some chance to write an inlercstin letter. Wo have just been favored with an American V. M. C. A. and 1 don't be lieve you folks can appreciate the comfort and pleasure they afford us. They certainly are the supreme stuff in army life especially in a for eign land. I find I am permitted lo tell you folds that we are located a great dis tance in the rear of the lines hut of course we don't know when wo will have to leave' here. We have been issued our gas masks and helmets and are learning to accustom our selves to them. They both seem real awkward anil uncomfortable at first, but it is griiiliiiillv wearing off. The gas masks were the hardest to get used to. They fit real tight and we suffered some from headaches at first but we can wear them now for epiite a long period and take short' hikes with litem. Wc went to another camp lo play a oncert Sunday but it started to ruin about noon and kept up until we had to return home, i Am feeling fine and hope yon are 'lie same. Lots of love to all. our devoted son and brother. I.I'.U WILLIAMS, (Tith Artillery Hand. I. S. I urn enclosing u French popy, something real French. 1. S. There are four of us Med ford boys in the bund, and all getting along fine. We have a genuinely line, bunch all around. You know Kollio Petty, didn't you. lie is niv side kick over here and we have some mighty "njoynble jaunts together. Itieliard (Dick) .Morclock and Irwin Koenig are the otlfcr two.. I, IX). Catholic Church South Oakdale Avenue. First mass Sunday at 7 a. m. Second mass at 9:. 10 a. m. Benediction after first muss. Ilov. John Powers, Rector. ' Christian Clmrcli. Comer 9lh and Oakdalo. Bible school, 9:45. Morning worship, 11:00 God's Two Men." Y. P. S. C. E. nt 7 p. m. Preaching nt 8 p. n. "Mold Fast F. 1J. HUFFMAN, Minister. F.viing.-Luth .Ion's (lillrrh Fourth St. below Oakdale Ave. Ucv. Dr. W. R. Mnrenz-Onsor. pastor. Res. 51S West Fourth St. Sunday school (bagllsh) 10 a. m. Divine service (English I II a. m. All servires are now conducted In the English language. You and yours are cordially Invit ed. Klrsth Methodist Kpivopnl. Dr. J. C. Rollins, pastor. Tile public Is cordially welcomed to tho house of praver. If you have no other church obligation, worship with us. The hours of public service nre 11 1HLMH a. m. and S p. m. The pastor will.""" going to run for president overl speak at both services. Morning there after the war, I First Baptist Church Motto "Not Boasting But Build ing." 8:45 a. m. Bible school. Frank Wortman, supt. 11a. m. Public worship, "Knights of tho Armor of Light." 0:45 B. Y. P. V. 8 p. m. Preaching, "Typos of Con version." Laptlsm. All are wolcome. W. T. S. Spriggs, minister. First Church of Christ Scientist Branch of tho mother church, the First Church of Christ, Scientist, ill Boston, .Mass. Sunday services at 1 1 o'clock, sub ject: "Truth." Sunday school at 9:4,3, all undor tho age of twenty are welcome. Wednesday evening meeting, at which testimonials of Christian Science healing are given, at S. All are cordially Invited. Church edifice, 212 North Oakdalc avenue. Reading room in tho M. F & II. building. North Contral ave. open rrom 1 to 5 dally, except Sun days and holidays. M. E. Church, South. Cornor Wfest Main and Oakdalo. J. E. Walbcck. pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. and at 7 p. m. by Presiding Elder Rev. W. J. Fenton. Morning subject, "First Things" First." as ttiis is the occasion of our fourth quarterly conference It will be Bro. Fenton's last time with lis dur ing this conference year. Annual conference will meet in Milton, Ore., Aug. 29. Our fourth quarterly conference will convene in the church Snturday evening ot 8 o'clock. All members of the quarterly conference are urged to bo present. ' Porlluud. Livestock PORTLAND. July . 27. Cattle steady; receipts 50. Steers, prime, $11. 75 12.25; good to choice $10.75 (511. 7'5; medium to good $9.50. 10.75; fair to medium $S.509. 50;' common to fair, $5.50 8.50; cows and heifers, choice, $8.00 B 8.50; medium to good $6.0(&'7.50; fair to medium $5.00(5 6.00; canners $3,011 & 5.00; bulls $5.50 & 7.50; calves $8.50 11.50; stockers and feeders $6.00 8.00. ' Hogs steady; receipts 500. Prime mixed $18,00 518.10; medium mixed $17.05&17.85; rough heavies $16.85 17; pigs $15.7516.25; bulk of sales $17.75 17.85. Sheep steady; receipts 500; East of mountain lambs $13. 75r 14.25: valley lambs $13.50 14; yearlings $9.50 10; wethers $8.50 (if 9.50; ewes $6.00 8.00. Hotter and Eggs ' PORTLAND, July 27. -JJutter cubes higher. City creumory prints 50c; cartons 51c. 'Buying price but ter fat Portland 54c; cube extras 46V447c; seconds 45c; dairy 35c. F,G(IS Selling price, ease count, Clc. Having price, Hie; cnndled, Ifie; selected candled in cartons, -18 (ii ollc. I'OI'LTRY Hens, 21 (i, 2.1c; broil, crs 2li((i27c; old roosters, Hie; turkeys 2S(r :iUc; geese, 22c; ducks, young, 2'ift :i:ic ' Portland Grain WHEAT New crop, 2.20: barley, feed, .."i0; brewing, $.52; oats, iftil hid: corn. No. ,-l, yellow, .fllS bid. MILLSTUFFS Ilrau, 11; shorts, 13: middlings, .t:iB.(l(l((i,.,l!l..-,o. HAY (lining price, timothy, $.T, (r.'l-l; ulfalfa, !ji2R; grain, 2li. FLYING CADET KILLED AT FORT WORTH FIELD FT. WORTH, Tex., July 27. Fly lng C.'adnt Fred. C. Campbell, Jr., whoso homo Is ItoscdHlc. Kans., was killed here this morning when his plane dropped Into a tallspln at low altitude, lie was 20 years old. His father lives at Drowning. Mont For Constipation and Itlllonsness Good digestion goes far toward comfort and health In hot weather. Undigested food In the stomach can quickly poison tho system. Geo. Jen ncr, 410 Labor St., San Antonio, Tex., writes: "Foley Cathartic Tab lets havo proven tho best laxative I have taken and I recommend them to any one suffering from constipa tion or hlllourness They should be In every traveling man's grip." Quick relief for sick headache, bloating or other condition caused by bad diges tion. Sold everywhere. '.eneral Pershing has begun to kls the children in France. Maybe 1 TODAY'S MARKETS I I TALENT TALK Mr. und. ill's. II. L. Andrews and children motored over from (iriiiiadu, Calif., nml spent several days at the home of Mrs. Andrews' parents, Mr. ami Mrs. Yoglc, last week. Missionary society will meet next Thursday at the park in Ashland. The luilies aid have been invited to participate in this outing which will be in the form of a basket dinner. All are cordially invited to attend and enjoy the day. Ked Cross Tuesday afternoon. Come ninl sew. Lawrence Crawford left Monday for Camp Lewis, he goes lo fill the vacancy caused by the rejection ol one of the drafted men. Chailes Swift and family picnicked it the saw mill on Wagner creek Sun day. Charley lloldridge and family spent Sunday at Kogun river. Marion 'fryer and family (spenl Sunday at the Shorty Hope mine on Wagner crock. Charles Jeffery and family while returning from Ashland, Sunday af or attending Chautauqua, were run into by a ear from Kngle Point. Mrs. lofferv sustained n broken arm and some bruises. The rest of the occu pants of the. car escaped injury. The accident was caused by (he passing car turning back into the road be fore completely past the Jeffery car, the back wheel of the car catching the front wheel of the Jeffery cur, turn ing it over and smashing it generally Miss Mabel Whitlan and her two brothers, Hoy and Yercey, also Miss Myrtle Jeffery, arc guests at the home oT Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jef fery. , Mr. Fuller was n guest of his son. J. II. Fuller, at Oakmont iarm, Tues day. Mr. Jess Adams spent Tuesday in town visiting old IVicnds and ac quaintances. Mr. nnd Mrs. (leorge Jeffery and brother Ernest arrived from Oak land, I'ul., Monday evening. Mr. George Jeffery will leve here on Aug ust 5th, being one of those called on that draft. - The Kcbckult lodge has been in vited by the Aslihuul lodge to an af ternoon session and' supper in the park next Tuesday. Edgar Adams was an Ashland bus iness caller Wednesday. Air. and Mrs. ogle were among some of the Talent people who at tended the Ghavines bun concert nt Shaulauqua Tuesday evening. Mr. nnd -Mrs. Mill Isaacs of Med ford wcro vicitnrs in town Monday evening. Hill Coleman was demonstrating the glories of Jbe ear he is agent for in town eilncsiiay. Church services ns usual next Sun day. Mr. Heed, who has been lectur ing for the Cliaiilauiiiu company, will not have charge of the services for a while, they will still lie conducted by Mrs. Heed for the present. i GdLD HiLL NUGGETS Piano Tuner Deploy of Medford, was In Gold Hill Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Darling and Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Smith and daugh ter Dorothy were Medford visitors Tuesday. Joe Lewis returned Monday morn ing to his homo in thin city after spending a month at Portland. J. W. Horion and wife were Med ford visitors Wednesday. Mrs. H. A. Pclton returned Wed nesday morning from hor protracted visit In Portland and northern points with her many friends. Leroy Ilyerly returned to his homo in this city Tuesday after spending a few weeks with relatives at Albany. In a communication from our newly elected local school superintendent, I. M. Powers of Corvallis, to tho edi tor of the Gold Hill News, he express ed a desire to lie a subscriber to the home paper and eager lo soon get down here in tho harness. Itev. Driver and wlfo loft Monday morning. Tho chupul car will be missed by thoso who wero regular attendants. Mr. and Mrs. Driver wll attend tho Chautauqua this week bo fore going to their new work north of hero. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Flenc and their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Taylor of Nevada, who are visiting them ut present, returned last week from a trip to the Oregon Caves In Josephine county nnd started Monday morning for Crater Lako. Jesso Htarns was a passenger go ing north on 10 Snturday night In re sponse to a message saying his sister. Mrs. Margaret Browning was quite III at Corvallis. Rev. and Mrs. L. F, Belknap spent Sunday In our midst. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ilurfh left Tuesday In their car for Portland hoping to meet their son Everett who hopes to get a 4X-hnur furlough to visit with them. Mr. and Mrs. John Slsly of Contral Point, visited Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Vm, Iwls. Mr. and Mrs. l.loyd .Morris wero passengera Wednesday evening golug north whore Lloyd was going to re port at camp. Tho community was delighted Monday to welcome Juck Morrill again in our midst It only for a few hours. John and Bessie Friedenburg wore Gold Hill shoppers Wednesday. Little Miss Adu Iversun went to Medford Thursday to Join her par ents there to go to the Mother Goose entertainment at Chautauqua. Word received that Tom Roberts is recovering nicely from his acci dent. George Sorenson of Grunts Pass, came, on business Thursday. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach tCe seat of the- disease. Catarrh li a local disease, greatly In fluenced by constitutional conditions, and In order to cure it you mustvtaku an Internal remedy. Hall's Catarrh Medi cine is taken Intornally and acts thru tho blood on the mucous surfaces of the system. Hall's Catarrh Medicine was fireacrlbed by one of the beat physicians n this country for years. It is com Dosed of some of the best tonics known. combined with some of the best blood F-uriflers. The perfect combination nf he tnirredienta In Hall's Catarrh Medi cine Is what produces such wonderful results In catarrhal conditions Bend for testimonials, free. I F. j. cheney ft CO., props., Toledo, o. All Drucctsts, 75c. Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Proposals for State Highway Construction. Proposals will be received by the Oregon State Highway Commission, S01 Yoon building, Portland. Ore gon, on August 5th. 1H1S for tho construction of 4 400 lineal feet of pavement on what Is known as the Ashland Hill grade elimination, in Jackson county, Oregon. All proposals must be accompanied by a certified check amounting to ten (10) per cent of bid. Proposals will be received at the same time and place for maintaining pavement for a period of ten years. Plans and specifications can be obtained nt the office o0the State Highway Fngineer, 303 State House. Salem, Oregon, on the payment of a deposit of five dollars. (Signed) S, BKNSON. R. A. BOOTH, W. L. THOMPSON, Commissioners. Atlest: HERBERT NUNN, State Highway Engineer. HELP WANTEli 3UUM. WANTED Sepnrntor man. H. W. lllnghnin: 597-J3. 'hone WANTED Quick, Men and hoys. 1 have secured special Inducements for laboring mon at Crater Lake. Unless I can secure men in the next few days I will ho compelled to Import men from Portland. Phono Court Hall. 10S WANTED Middle-aged innn to drlvo delivery automobile. Must be un experienced solicitor and not afraid to hustlo. lood job for t llvo wiro. Pantorium Dye Works. ' WANTED Hoy between 10 and IS years old. 121 East Main at reel 107 WANTED Men. Medford lco & Storage Co. WAOTKD Sheot and metal workers on ship fittings. Best of conditions, permanent and standard wages. Coast Culvert & Flume Co., Port land (Kenton Station) Oregon. 108 WANTED Government needs 20,- 000 Women Clerks at Washing ton. Examinations evcrywhero In August. Experience unnecessary. Women desiring government posi tions write for free particulars to J. C. Leonard, (former Civil Sor vico Examiner.) 1058 Kcnols bldg., Washington, D. C. 107 WANTED Packors Fruit Co. at the Earl WANTED SITUATION. WANTED Position by experienced stenographer. Can give references. Address I. It-., care .Medford Mail ' Tribune. 108 WANTk:i MIHCKLLA N'KOUB W A NT 10 1 ) ( I oml "l 1 1 1 n K when lu I the Central Point Mills. We pur chase and store wheat in bulk. 1 1 1 WANTED Trees pulled by contract, phono M. F. Corlies, 10S-RI. WANTED Reliable man to llvo on my 30-uiio ranch with furnished house, team and Implements. Hox 15, Mall Tribune. 107 WANTED Small furnished house with chicken yard. C. V. Ciun mings, care Guy Conner, Eleventh street and S. P. trnck. Phone 04. 108 WANTED A good grain ranch; cash rent. Phone evenings 778-J. 110 WANTED To rent a stock ranch on ensh basis or on shares. W. I). Mail address Tribune. 107 WANTED Sell your cream to the Johnson Prod. Co., Central Point, Ore., whore the testa and cash counts. WANTED Houses to move, build, repair or wreck. Pboue 488-M or 4KK.JC. WANTED R. II. Toft buys Liberty bonds, also mortgages, notes, Judg ments, escrow contracts, etc., and makes short time loans on any old thing. R. Kemp Welch. Consulting mining engineer and mineralogist; examinations and advlco on mechanical re quirement of all class of mines. My concentrator savos all min erals Including platinum. 12.1 V.. Main St. Aolilnnd, Ors. CiSMSpps L i'-IVlliX III. U Krt UJ (.old roeUUlAV aeilt.l with 11! u Rll-Sun. Take slher. B.17 t your J HAuUN'tr IHIAMI Ml.l.lSfufll'V Ttri kniwo u Belt. Saftf t. Alwavt R elUM SOLD bf tiSUGGISTS EVERYWHERE HELP WANTKII FKMALB WANTF.U Ten bright cnpablo ladles to travel, demonstrate and sell well known goods to established dealers. J25.00 to J5O.U0 per weok; railroad fare paid; weekly advance for traveling oxponsos. Address nt onco Goodrich Drug Company, Dept. ml, Omaha, Nobr. FOIt BALEREAL ESTATE. FOH SA1.I-: Bargain, my homo at 11.14 West Ninth stroet, at one half of actual cost. Is a well built attractive homo, newly pnlnted; nlso cement walks; not Incum bered. Price If taken at onco. $1,000. Host of reason for selling. Call Tel. 5-F2. 112 FOR SALE Improved stock ranch, western Oregon, 800 acres; partly cultivated; some alfalfa; free out range; new buildings. Support 200 head cattle easily. Writo for dotalls. Smith & Sedgwick, Eugene, Ore. 107 FOR SALE The Win. llanley Squaw Lake property. Inquire J. J. Done giui, llurnu Orogm. Ill FOR SALE Five room modorn house, newly painted; good garage and drlvo way; nice lawn and lawn walks. Small payment down aud easy terms on balance. Phono G55 or 31 South Orange street. 108 FOR SALE Farming land, trull land, stock ranches, timber land from IIP per acre up, on long time easy payments, or might exchang frr other clear property, addrasi Gold Ra Healtv i -o FOIt 8AI.R LIVKHTOCK. FOR SALE Four milk cows. . five heifor calves, one Sharplos separ ator No. 4. Vi mile west of Phoe nix. M. M. Worden. . in FOR SALE Two Jorsoy cowb, one horso, hny buck, wagon, plow, har row and many other artlclos. Lee Stoors. Rogue River. v 10!) FOR SALE A span of young mules, woll broke to work. Address S. H. llarnlsh, Eaglo-Polnt, Ore. 108 FOR SALE Thoroughbred Shrop- Bhlro buck lambs, C. E. Clovolanil stock. Phone Central Point lllxx3, Ralph Waldo Eldon. FOR SALE Two mnros, 9 and 10 years old; one horse, 4 years old two mares, 2 years old; one sot of harness. All Al. Will sell or trade for Al fivo passongor car. For particulars wrlto or call C. L. Bnrnum, at Weed, Cal., P. O. Box 128. 110 FOR 8ALK MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE mis Ford touring cur, run 3,000 miles; new tires nnd extras. A bargain. Valley Garago. mil SALE 200 lug boxes, 20 lad ders, 20 picking buckets, ono pair 0,000-lb. springs. Phone 58ft-.ll. 108" FOR RALE 1014 Ford In good run ning order. Burgaln at $250.00. C. II. Gill at Diamond Rooms. 107 FOR SALE Cheap, 'Jawing murhlne (good order) ? on; la. lies' oak writing dutK, $3.00; awiv.il office chair (oak), $3.00; e'glit-day clock (good order), $;i.00; oak tal-lc, 24-lnclt, $2.50; cyphers Incubator. $12.00; Petaliima brooder, $G.00. Several other bargaliut. Doug'ns, 201 South Riverside. FOR SALE 50 lug lioxos, orchard ladder. Phone I 0-foot 788-112. 108 FOR SALE One Dodge enr, lute Hi model, all In Al condition. For Information Inquire of J. R. Copn land, Montugiiu, Cullf, 1 1 1 FOR SALE At garage In rear HI N. Orange. Souio ucniratdo furalture, bedsteads, springs, mattresses, tables, chairs, kitchen furniture, oil cook stove, kitchen cabinet, etc. Phono 310. 110 FOR SALE Cheap, a hanquot range, new and finely equipped. Klmcr Slmibons, lleaglo, phono potdof flco. , in FOIt SALE I'uro milk and cream. Drossier Dairy. Phone 421-Y and 777-L'. 109 FOR SALE Fruit springs, one pair two-ton, good as now. Phono 301-L or call nt room 207 Fruit growers Bank bldg. FOR SALE Or rent, light two-wheel auto trailer with Ford wheels 1205 East Main, phono 71C-L. 107 FOR SALE Dry oak wood, I mlies north of Jacksonville. Web ster Ranch, Frank Wight. 127 FOR ItKNT HOUSES. FOR KENT Small modern furnish ed cottage, .'lose In. 2t."i North Grnpo street. FOR RENT Two Gales bungalows at a low prlco to rellablo parties C. E. Gales. tf" INTEIil'ltllAV AUTOCAR CO TIME CARD Leave Modford for Asn,and, Talent and Phoenix dull, except Sunday at 8:0o a. m. and 10:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 nnd 5:15 p. m. Alto on Satur day at 10:15 p. m., Sundays lenvo at 10:30 a. m. and 1:30, 5:30 and !t:30 p. m. Leave Ashland for Medford dally, excopt Sunday, at 0:00 a. m and 11:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00, and 5; IB p. m. Also on Saturday nights at 5:30. Bunday leavo A shland nt 9:00 a. m, and 12:30, 4:30 and 3:?v p, W. FOR RENT APARTMENTS. FOR ltKNT One completely fur ' nlshed apartment. Hotel Holland.' FOR RENT MiaCELIiANKOCB. -. FOR KENT 160-acre Btock ranch, for cash or on shares. Inquire 637 Pine street.. . 10S 'OR RRNT Cheap, store butldlni with living rooms above. At cor ner of Oakdale and 11th atrteta, Phnn JR-.T1 . FOR EXCHANGE. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Cor ner lots, 110x125, In Kenwood ad dition; will sell cheap or exchango for automobile of samo value. M. Yertin, 317 East Main street. 187 FOR RENT" OR EXCHANGE for town residence. 15 acros of nine- year old bearing pruneB; good crop this year. Phone Gll-.il. 110 MONOT TO liOAN. MONEY TO LOAN on good real estate security, and will Buy lid erty Bonds. J. B. Andrews, No. 31 North Grnpo. Phone 047. J. tf HONEY TO LOAN Money to letvk u Medford pronertT. Im month ly payments, flee D. R. Woe4. BUSrVKSh DIRECTOR? Mining KxperU. CAMPBELL & LILJEGRAN mlnea promttlng association; mining; properties listed for sale, sampled and reports rendered. Office and assay laboratory at 107 North Fir', St., opposite Hotol Holland. 8am' pies by mall given prompt atten tion. ' Attorneys. WM. M. COLV10 Attorney-at-law. Medford National Bank Bldg. PORTER J. NEFP. Attorney-at-law. rooms 8 and 1, Medford Natlona' Bank Building. . B. Reames. Lawyer. Barn Corey Bslldlng. Auto Bappllaa. LA HER AUTO BPRINQ CO. We are operating the largest, oldest and best-equipped plant In the Pay elfle northwest. Use our springs when others fall. Bold ander writ, . ten guarantee. 84 North Fltteeatk BL, Portland, Oregon. Our! GARBAGE Get your premises cleaned op for the summer, oau on the olty garbage wagoBi'.tof god service. Phone 161-Y, ,F T. Allen. Expert Accountant WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. WR. son, C. P. A. Ask about our new and simplified method of account' lng. Particularly valuable to an? buslnoss as a time-saver giving full business detail. M. F. & H. Bldg., Medford. Phone 157-R. Instruction la Haale, S"RED ALTON HA1GHT Teacher piano and harmony. Height MnH Btudlo, 401 Oarnett-Corey Bids Phone 72. Insurance. ALICE) HOLLOWAY Fire, Accident Automobile, Liability pollers writ, ten with best English and Raster Companies. Offloe 408 Garnett Corey Bldg. EARL S. TUMY General Insurance office, Flro, Automobile, Accident, Liability, Plato Glass, Hay or Grain In field or barn; also Live- . stock. Contract and Surety Bonds. Excellent companies, good local aorvlco. No. 210 Garnett-Corey Bldg., L. L. Cathcart, Manager. Planing Mill, THOMAS MOFFAT General mill ish, doors, mouldings and Shop 437 8. Fir. Phone work, s croons. 184. Physicians and Ba eoBa, DR. W. Vv. HOWARD Osteopathia physician. 803 C rnott-Corey build ing. Phone 130. DR. J. J. EM MENS- Physician and aurgoon. Practice limited to eye, oar, nose and throat. Eyes sclen tlflcally tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst (or S. P. R. It. Co. Office. M. r,tH.Cl Bldg. Phone 607. Printer and Publish era. MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has Uf best equipped printing office la Southern Oregon. Book binding, loose leaf lodgers, billing systems, eto. Portland prices. 17 Nortk Fir 8L Trnuis EADH TRANSFER at STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front St Phone 816. Prices right Xarvloe guar, ntnd ATTRACTIVE This beautiful little 11-acro Orch ard and Poultry ranch, with a nlco modem .'.-room bungalow with splen did water supply, good barn and chicken houses, garden and berries Is for sale nt less than one-half of the prlco It has always been considered worth, It lies 4 miles southeast ot Medford and 1 'i miles from Phoenix, The prlco Is $2,100.00. Brown & White iv Soutii I'lr mreot, . , !3 - -