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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATH TRIKOyTC, MKDFORD, OKEfiOX. FRIDAY, AUGUST 2. IMS PACE FIVE I. i ? . 'i II- H It" M i 1 M ;i 1 OOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCXXX) America's Roll of Honor Today's Casualty List Sen! By Pershing From Battle Front In France ixxooooooooooooqoooocxxcxx 'WASHINGTON', Aug. 2 The army casualty list today rhows: ' Killed in actlon 42; died of! wounds, 48: died of disease, 7; died of accident and other causes, 7: wounded severely, 126; wounded, de gree undetermined, 2; missing, 6. Total, 238. The list includes Captain Roslut H. Back, 510 East Eighteenth street, Vancouver, Wash.; Private Clark W. Ash, llontborn, Wash.; died ol wounds; Private Gudsteln Burgfurd, Clallam Bay, Wash.; Henry K. Wads worth, 36 East Emerson street, Port land, Ore.; died from accident or oth er causes; Privates Charles R. Cain. Sholton, Washing.; William E. De buc, Lewlston, Idaho; Cornelius Scanlon, 32 South' Tower avenue. Centralla, Wash., severely wounded; Private Vernon II. Davis, Ekaluka, Mont., previously reported killed, now reported wounded. Killed in Action Captain Waller M. Gearety, Phila delphia; Lieutenants iMorritt Dunbar, Walnut, X. C; Charles W. W. Field, North Windham, Maine; Herbert K. Jones, Meade, Kans.; James A. Pigue, Nashville, Tenn.; Jos. C, Smith, Rochester; Robert H. Turner, Statesvllle, N. C; Sergeants Jerry J. Drlscoll, Clifton Springs, X. Y.; Henry J. Klernan, Brooklyn; Henry T. Newman, South Manchester, Conn. Angel G. Pappas, Ipswich. Mich.; Ed ward K. Stofflet, Alburtis, Pa.; Cor porals Harrison G. Hayes, Flint, Mich.; James Muller, Andalusia, Pa.; Bugler Robert Por'celll, Fayettevile, X. C; Privates Walter P. Atkins, New Brighton, Pa.; Bartholomeo Aulto, Detroit; Ernest D. 'Bannister, dimming. Pa.; William J. Bauhor, Philadelphia; John C. Bolton, Schuyl kill Haven, Pa.; Everett J. Bushwel ler,. Dunore, Pa.; Samuel W. For man, Brooklyn; Milton D. Fulgiun, Watertown, S. D.; James E. Kane, iNew York; Richard Kopplln Jr., 'Webster Grove,. Mo.; Frank Kutch, Pottsvllle, Pa.; John H. Leach, Charleston, W. Va.; Joseph Levano vltch, Olyphant, Pa.; Carl Link,, Thomasville, X. C; Floyd D. McGee Lincoln, Neb.; George Maxfield, Rochester, N. H.; Elic C. Monger, Canoy, Kans.; Amos W. Morris, Mln ersvllle, Pa.; Albert M. Mullersclioen, Philadelphia; Francis E." O'Neill Philadelphia; Hezeklah S.' Porter, Hlgganum, Conn.; John E. Rabineau Richmond, Va.; Russ R. Richardson San Francisco; William II. Rotan Baltimore; Harvey C. Wayne, Custer, Ills.; Clarence Wohlfeld, Frankfort Ind.j George Younginger, Belleville, N. J. Died I'rom Wounds Major Louis Farrell, Fort Snelling Minn.; Captain Rosslus H. Back, 510 East 18th street, Vancouver, Wash James D. Basey, Tyron, N. Y.; Lieu tenants Herman E. Bonsall, Parnas sus. Pa.; Elliott B. Clark, Weldon .S C. ; Alfred P. Conover, Keyport, N. J.; Charles A. Lewis, Birming ham; Sergeant John Suba, Indiana Jlarbor,- lnd.; Corporals Berdant J Kenison, Sebago Lake, Maine; Carl McGlothen, Sheldon, la.; Edward I Mann, Hoi yoke, Mass.; Charles J llogan, Charlestown, Mass.; Harry H. Sherman, Calais, Maine; Clarence Sowersby, New Troy, Mich.; Privates William B. Acles, lied Oak, In Francis Allle, Duluth; Antonio Anoe frlata, Lawrence, Mass.; Clark W Ash, Montborne, Wash.; Russell Ben jnmln Derry, .V. II.; Samuel 'Benson Long Island City, N. Y.; Frank Ber kofski, Eynon, Pa.; Warren Black Ottawa, Kans.; Arthur Brooks, North Adams, Mass.; Clarence E. Brown liebanon, lnd.; William J. Callahan Woburn, Mass.; Lee Coleman, Peters. borg, lnd.; Willie II. Collins, Cnlro, Ga. ; Edward L. Cummlngs, Carnegie Pa.; Ary A. Duke, Dozler, Ala.; John M. FltzpatrlcH, Somorvllle, Mass, John If. Flanagan, Bristol, Conn. Emit F. Gellskc, Kingston, Mich Charles Lnnzner, Asbury Park, N. J. Herbert H. Mlllieken, Freedom, N. H Elmer Nicherson, Provlncetown Mass.; Paul E. Noel, Oskaloosa, la. William A. Peterson. Manchester, X H.; Lester D. Purcell, Red Oak, La. Stanley Mekowski, Nagtuck, Conn Fred J. Reulschler, New Haven James ill. Scott, Alexis, Ills.; Dwlght Simpson, Chlllloothe, O.; John Finn Norwich, Conn.; Amos E. Walker, Columbia City, lnd.; Jesse L. Walrod Fulton, Kans.; John M. Warren Ballyghmln, Ireland; Clarence G White, Mountain Home, Ark.; Arnold L. Wright, Fort Dodge, la. IHeil of hiCMKn Lieutenant Sidney L. Spiegleberg New York; Civilian Jos. O'llrlen Derldder, La.; Privates Leon Glld'i Beaumont. Tex.; William H. Grant, Blond, Ark.; James . Hill, New Bern, X. C; Claud C. Murphy, Com fort, N. C; Burley Smith. Palestine Ark. lifil front Accident niul Othwr ('iiiiwm Captain Paul E. Betowskl, Waver- ly.iX. Y.; Privates Gudsteln Borgford Clallum Bay, Wa?h.; Geo. Cronln Pittsburg; Earl Gardner, St. Loul Mo.; William G. Green, Boston: Pe dro Luccro, El Paso; Henry E. Wads worth, 36 East Emerson Btreet, Port land, Ore. Wounded Severely t'n)tnin Jerome r. Limner. Iliiiiik- n; LiiMti'iinnls .Kviiinlil H. Deln- our, Strut t'onl. Conn.; Uelns A. Tunic, Jr.; New York; Clyde .11. Was- an, Tnjieka; Seijiennts Charles II. Siemi'liiuiilr, Kiie, I'a.; y Himvn. 'ottsvillo, I'n.; 'Kuaene A. Mi'mkoo. Oiirhum, N. ('.; .Iii'e M: Jones, Hznrk. ln. ; Ocorse Kestner. UeiuliiK'. K(ln-.(1 A. ljiiifr, I'nttsulle, I'n. iudc SI'I'iirkur, Huberts, Ala.; Dan- el T. Scully. Staiilelon, X. V. ; Fred rick W. Von iler lteiden, Pottsville. '.; Harold J. Worrall, Miniii'iiMilis 'orporals (leorire ilr-ver. Los Anao- it's; Freilcriik . F.nkin, Elizabeth. N. J.; I.ee A. Frve, lii'iiiliii','; Frani M. Clore, I'liilade.liliia ; James K. Ilouly, New York; Charles P.. Hoff man, I'oltsville; Kilwnril J. Kearin, lirooklyn; Lester l.nnj;, .Mankato, JUnn.; Daniel ,1.' MeCloskcy, New V'nrk; Donaiil K. Malcolm, Napimnee, hid.; Stephen D. Miteliell. Pottsville; Lester Mooneyham, Clio. Ala.; If.y 1 1. rieani, hlizabcthtown, I'a.; lrcd S. Scanlon, Thief Kiver Falls, Minn.; Floyd J. Simmons, Ucthlchciu, I'a.: I'hilip A. Sterner, I'oltsville; Cook George II. Krick, Frankfort, N. Y. Wagoner Frank A. Smith, Glen- burn, Pa.; Saduic-r William It. Wool ridgo, Rlchsfield, Pa.; Privates Ar thur Ackroyd, Cleveland; Chester V. Armstrong, Jerry, N. C; Ralph Bal lou, Norwich, N. Y.;1 Beryl M. Barker, Minneapolis; Charlie It. Bell. Rec tor, W. Va.; Charles R. Berger, Potts ville; John J. Brady, New York; Charles J. Beuchner, Corona, N. Y. ; Clyde J. Burns, Pottsvllle; James J. Burns, New York; Forest Butler, Kettle lslund, Ky.; John I.. Dyers, Spencer, la.; Christopher J. Cahill, Jr., Hoboken; Charles R. Cain, Shel- ton, Washington; Walter T. Collins, Brooklyn; Vincent J. Condon, New York; Peter H. Dalporto, San Fran cisco; Charles J. Dowett. Jr., -New Haven; William E. Debuc, Lewiston, Idaho; Andres Dudzik, Philadelphia; Harry C. Dull, Pottsvllle; Fred Eiler, Pottsville; Kenneth Eiler, Pottsvllle; William A. Evans; Pottsvllle; Henry W. Fildes, Molie, Kan.; Joseph P. French, Scranton; Jos.' Geanell, Bridgeport; Walter Genu, Minneapo lis; Walter Gotz, Wtylte House, Ohio; Dewey E. Glaser, Buechel, Ky.; Wil liam H. Gore, Pottsvllle; John Grew- cock, Elkhorn, Neb.; Paul C. Haert- ing. New York; Charles F. Halght. Newark; John Hammond, Brooklyn;- Christopher J. Harris, Elizabeth, X. J.; Henry F. Herman, Brooklyn; Amos H. Hubler, Cressona, Pa.; Rob ert Leuhnsworth, Philadelphia; Car rol M. Jarboe, Reynolds Station, Ky.; Joseph Kaplan, Long Branch, N. J.; Thomas W. Kearns, Lawrence, Kans.; Horace Kenimerar, Philadelphia; Andrew J. Kilmurray, Pottsvillo,; Jo seph S. Klzior, Chicago; Harry F. Koenig, Minersville, Pa.; James M. Kurtz, Huntingdon, Pa. Philip L. Labate, Hartford; Gustav E. Llndstead, New York; James P McConnon, Pittsvillc; Albert Mans field, New York; Martin E. Martin son, Prior Lake, Minn.; Asaas Ma sood, Boston; Frank Mogavero. Pitts- field, Mass.; William E. Monteith Xatlck, Mass.; Frederick W. Moss Maspeth, N. Y.; Edward It. Mullen Pottsvllle; Raymond V. Nevils, For- estville, Pa.; Matthew J. Peiffer. Pottsvllle; Ell D. Pokriot, Mayvllle, Wis.; George Powell, Romeo, Mtch.; Daniel W. Purcell, Purk Place, I'a.; William F. Rail, McElhattan, Pa.; William II. lijchards, Minersville, Pa.; Matthew J. "Riley, New York; Daniel J. Roth, Maryd, Pa.; Grady E. Rushing, Fort Henry, Tenn.; Carl Salmonson, Pelican Rapids, Minn John R. Snviso, Monroevllle, lnd Cornelius Scanlon, 32 South Tower avenue, Centralla, Wash.; Herman C. Schneck, Minersville, I'a.; Thorn- as B. Scholato, Minersville, Pa.; George D. Schuler, Pottsville; Arthur K. Shaw, Paris, Maine; Raymonn Shortall, Minersville, Pa.; Howard M. Snell, Elizabeth, X. J.; Joseph F.' Spence, Philadelphia; Tony Syracuse, Minneapolis; Charles E. Taylor, Salisbury, X. C; Robert F. Telford, Minersville; Toland F. Thompson, Ware, Mass.; Wayne A. Trontmun. Glrardsvllle, Pa.; John E. Tucholka, Buffalo; Charles W. Vincent, Brook lyn; Giiiscppc Volpe, Marano Roma, Italy; Arthur E. Walker, Shamokln Dam, Pa.; John C. Ward. Philadel phia; Wayne M. Willis, Vlnienncs. lnd.; Thomas A. Wllherlngton, Brooklyn; Charles Witt, Norrls, S. D. ; James W. Wood. Raven Run, Pa.; Harold II. York. New York. Wounded, Degree- I ndc-lerinlned Lieutenant Carl C. Rice, Itolla, Mo.; I'rlyato Ewald Trelehel, Osh kosh, Wis. MiiiiK in Action Lieutenants William W. Chalmers, Fltchburg. Mnss.; Stuart E. Mc Keowan, Fort Collins, Colo.; Max well O. Parry. Indianapolis; Corporal Lloyd L Young, Apollo, Pa.; Pri vates John F. Becker, Philadelphia; Ollmore Brown, Brookvllle, pa. Note: Previously reported as miss- . AT THE RIALTO TONIGHT 1 " . is. t ing, now reported killed in action Privates Ostium Hell, Pietou, X. 11.; Ray G. Estes, Whiterield, 'X. II. George Franklin, Pekln, Ills.; Theo. Crimes, Springfield, Ohio; Henry Miller, Pittsford, X. Y.; Jack Hochln, Paratschi, Russia; llyman Wolfe. Chelsea, Mass. " Hied of Wounds Previously reported missing, now reported died of wounds: Private Jo seph V. McGinn, Philadelphia. Previously reported missing, now reported wounded: Privates George W. Braham. Springfield, Ills.; Carl R. Burgess, Arnold, Kans.; Vernon R. Davis, Ekalaka, Mont.; Carnclius Pauley. MiCorkle. W. Va. Thrift' arid War savmiis stiuiiji titles through 'tiit! AsIiIjiiuI posliiflict' jitu! its various clianm-ls itivuntt'd $1":,0(I0 in .Inly, ns cntiiptirctl with iMH,(i:tH i June. Total sales to A. ."tOll ,."()(. It should lu honip in mind that banks and other ihhmich's iipphtd thrmiiih postot licrs sources. Siiice sal os were iiuiUL'ni' atcd in nocenilxM' 1H17, .lim' ha proved to be the banner month tlnw far in stainn investments. A sum- marv ol' war savings pletlues .in (lie l msnv.'ts or Jaeustm reveals the eireumstanee that the Ashland listriet with a ipiota of $.");(, (i.M!, iave pledges in the sum of .T'(i4,fHi8, heinir n") over tis (piola. lielleview $:t,."l(, Pinehiirst, $'2 Valle.vviev, tl.tWHI, Siskiv.m, . iM.liHi, Sodu SpriTiirs, if 1,(70, ai.d. Coleslin .:!'.);, are all over tlreir respective tiuotas, whereas Ned ereek i s -ill per cen bo-1 u.. 'in hind its iiuota and Kitliia Springs li!) I per ecnt in the tardy classification. Kour " distriets in daelcxm inadt( no response, whatever to (he stamp ap peal. . f It is conceded here that the Ashland soldier boy-., who have been e.xpe-ted to pass HirQiij-'h here, have -jonc east via Spokane. About tll men were' included in tin lot eligible for ser vice in Ku rope, a whom are not vet I Ihe names of available. Glenn Simpson is aintuii; the n.intber. Hi assignment i with the anti-airerafl jiim sipiad, the personnel tf which is equipped with moloivvclcs. They are advance couriers of a yeneriil en .'iaeiiHiU and seari-li file lines at ran dom on Ihe lookout for hostile air planes. The "Snnrhow!' i- Klks huildirii;, eoinlucted ly ti.e Silliman lin. with branch e-taliliiiiiiens at Medforil and (iniii I'a- ', lias otie out of lm iness locally. Ii'd-on asi.ncd is a scarcity of siii;ar for the Ashland bowl. Why uoiSIoovcrie in the con feejionary buine-s on a ;-lu-eo-ie hasi-. ' Mexican.- are more iiuinenms than ever on Ihe ..eel inn mi lis uf Ihe Shasta division. Thev receivt; .".") per dav on a uniform scale, whereas (treeks and Italian- have been :et- lie- tinir fioin 7"t to iter dav. ASHLAND AND VICINITY Lift Off Corns! "Freezone" is Magic! Lift any Corn or Callus right off with fingsrs No pain! lln-p a Itlllp Pr'-nno nn n (liinj( frn. ii!ilan!!y fi.-il fm Mj. l.'itl-ln-, ll.ui .i lilt I' rMi' '-ill. It t!i'i.'t bin', n;;.- V-.. l:, ! W i ) unit'." Vvl:r u;: '.- I.a a AND TOMORROW ONLY. "V - , w , REX BEACH 5 HEAliT Or the SUNSkt fording to spoeifie units of territory. The Greeks and Italians on account of' hii-her wayes have, been i'io kiuir trt the lumber camps. A. 11. Gardner am family of Santa Ana, t'al., sojniirnlm: here for the milliter and perhaps permanently, leave this week on a lorlnihl's auto tour which will extend as far north as Seattle. Mis Anna linv-rove is in San Kraneisco inspect inir the millinery centers. She was accompanied us far as Oakland by Miss i'ricilla Car naban, who will vi-it in that city un til tite opening of the nornial school at San Jose. Ashland "visitors passinjr throuifb Saeranjento will not tarry 1titf in de termining' routes and barterini; over rates as affordtd by the S. I'. nnd Western Pacific, as of yore. The business! has bceh consolidatetl, and these specific railway headtpiarlers hear the lejrend, ''I nited Slates Ad ministration Consolidated Ticket Of fice." II. S. f'Vlilon, old time S. V. airent, bosses the job, having for chief elerk, C. II. Walden of the Western Paeifie. ' .loiniiifi n party of Grants Pass ex cursionists, Uev. 11. A. Van Fossen and wife and Mis?! Mary Youny of this city have jjone tti the inarhle caves ol Josephine county to parti cipate in the' exploration of those natural wonders. '' The Villi Nice -sisters, Carol andlobtninod nt the office of the State Mabel, are vacation visitors at home from school duties at Pasedena' and Oakland, Cal., respectively. L. A. William, policeman, mininjr prospect v'r and iaterurban truck driver, has forsaken all these former occupations in fnvor of a job as brakemaii with tiie Southern Pacific, I l.-: w...t i ii :.i rue mi ucuiirsutiy oui coiisnierji- ble damage lo the'Chatlin house on llnrjrndine street. "f)efeetive flue." fie-esfal)lisbc(l rales of Ihe Oregon Gufc & KleiHric eompimy are now -M0 per 1((K cubic t .-t, instead of .'rl.-' as formerly, with 4'"' custo iiinr ydis:'ount. W. Y. Crowson, of Medlord, who former) v conduct v the confeetion- j cry in Klks lilock, will nllend the army officers . training school n Kii"ene, beinuiii!! August "j. The city on Ar.yiist (i will offer for sale improvemc:; bonds in the sum of ."iHII, iuaf in 'iil; in len years, at (! per cent, payable semi-annually, the secitritie-; bcii'-ir issued in behalf of Ihe Garfield :;'Wer. improvement. Isaac P.esl, of Grants Pass, who is actpiainled here lliroii-h fraternal order all ilial ions, has been doubly afliicd'd in bi familv of late, having lost a daughter, while at last nc "oimts a son was in a dangerous con dition, both daughter and son hav-;ri-r been slunn by hornets. ( line Moore, who formerly clerked . Kuder store in the grocery depart fiient, now lives in eHattle, al -J Mil fortieth avciinc South. II" -contemplates securiti'-' employment in the hipyard Incident to Ihe partial eclipse of the Med ford Sun, much ' favorable I inj of Fr- miIVhii! lii rnl zoni for a ffw ivnli, yniir f-t of every kin! iiiin, ifl com, W nrn Mmi i- ,if, .-1,1 i.-illiiw-s, wltliiMit iin-iicii or iaitatluii. Irj il! lituutnigl eoinaieiit lias been heard in this local ity in regard to its able editorial it! lust Sunday (lealinj.r with exaggera tions rejjardiujr the war and depre initiiiir unreliable reports concerning oaeh sueeessive drie. Densmore Hros. have just se;-ured from the patent office at Washington letters eonl'iriuiiiji: their priority of rishts as inventors of the meat block siirfiieer. The. official papers arc voluminous as to description, also be ing illustrated by diagrams and otiter details as to construction. The new device will not he manul'ai'lai'cd for sale outright, hut will ho available on a loyalty basis. The letters patent are numbered l'JTMIIIIl. Mrs. llatlie Camp accompanied tin family of A. C. Niimic.er to Crescent City for an oatiiii; of a fortnicht or so, where they will visit Mrs. lUanelte llalen. The party left on Friday ol this week. LEMON JUICE TAKES OFF TAN Girls Make bleaching lotion skin is sunburned, tanned or freckled Squeeze the juice, of two lomons into a bottle containing three ounces of Orchard White, nhako well, and you have a quarter pint of the best freckle, sunburn and tan lotion, and complexion beautifier, at very, very small cost. Your grocer has the lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will supply threo ounces of Orchard White for a few cents. Massage this sweet ly fragrant lotion into the face, neck arms and hands each day and sec how freckles, sunburn, wlndbnrn and tan disappear and how clear, soft and white the skin becomes. Yes! Jt is harmless. Adv. ProiosnlH for State Highway Construction Proposals will ho rocelved by the Oregon state Highway Commission lltOl Yeon building, Portland. Ore gon, on August tilh, 1918 for the construction of 4400 lineal feet of pnv(ment 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 ton (10) per cent of 1ml, Proposals will be received at the same time and place fur maintaining pavement for a period of ton, years, IIann and specifications can he HlHhway KnKlneor, 3113 State llouno, Bulem, Orottou. on tho payment of a doposlt or five ilolmrfi. (Signed) S. ISU.N'SON. , . It. A. 1IOOTII. V. U TIIOMI'SOM. CommlsslonorB. Attest: HURBKIIT NUNN. State lllghwuy lOnglncer. WANTED HITCATION. WANTED Position by man with family. Kxporlenced In orchard fnrmlng and stock raising. Can furnish good references. Phone 406-R. 113 WANTED Office work by a compe tent bookkeeper. Call or address No. SOU West D street, Grunts Pass, Ore. 112 WAN'TKH .MINCKLLAS KOU8 WANTED Tennis iiuick. Ono fonr horso team and three single teams for Crater Luke. Court Dull. 112 WANTED Trees pulled by contract. I'hoiie F. .M. I'orllcs, phono ltlS-l(l WANTED Second hand. Meyors force pump. Ho:; 10, .Mall Trib une. 113 WANTED Good second-hnnd griiln sacks at 12c each. Phone 534-X. 110 WANTED froin 75 4 0M-J3. -To liny to lr.o hogs weighing pounds. Phone 112 WANTED Alfalfa pasture seven head of stock, l'liono 2X-.I2. 1 12 WANTED Olin-lnih ."cnlrlfilgal pump. Write N. ). Powers, Talent, Ore. 1 1 ij WANTED About 1201) feet one-Inch nnd 500 or less one-halMncli gal vanized pipe. Inquire at iSa Smith Fir street, 1 12 WANTED Sell your eream to the Johnson Prod. Co., Central Point. Ore., where the testa and cash counts, TVANTED Houses tn mora, build, repair or wreck. Phono 4KK-M or 4X8-X. WANTED R. II. Toft buys Liberty bonds, also mortgages, notes, Judg ments, eccrow contracts, etc., and makes short tlmo loans on any old thing. FOR RENT APARTMENT. FOR KENT Ono completely fur nished npnrtinent, Hotel Holland. Kukn4 If. tin t aufi ' - i ' -' fnnul ' R Ir.m SI .AO I Vmdtr lit mtm,gtwi (jr I WAXTUD Truck driver.- Apply 11. W. Blnghnm. Phono 687-J3. WANTED Soparator man. Phone 11. W. Bingham. 597-J3. WANTED Men. MciKord Ice & Storage Co. VANTEI At once, man nlnht cook at Home Kostnurunt, Ashlnnd. 21)7 Rust .Main street. Phono 35. 112 FOIt SALK ltKAl, KSTATE. VOll SAI.K Bni-guin, my home at 1134 West Ninth atreiit, at ono li alt' of act mil cost. Is n well built nttrnctivo home, newly painted; nlo cement walks; not incum bered. I'rlio If takon at once, $1.0(11). Hoi-.t of ronuon for solllni;. Call Tel. 5-K2. 112 FOR SALE Farming land, frull luiid, Htock rauchea, tlmbor land from ttu per acre up, on Iouk tlma easy payments, or might eieliannf for othBr clear property. Addreai r.nlit Rnf Roaltv t VOll SAI.Py I.n'ESTOCK. FOIt SAI.10 ThoroiiKlibrod Shrop shire buck lambs, C. K. Cleveland Htock. l'liono Central Point 'l'Jxx3 ltnlph Wulilo Klden. t FOR SALIC Two maros, 9 nnd 10 years old: ono horse, 4 years old; two mares, 2 years old; ono set of hnrncss. All Al, Will soil or trade for Al five passenger car. I or particulars writo or call C. Barnuin, at Weed. Cal., P. O. Box 138. 110 FOR SALE MISCKLliAXKOL'H. I-'OH SAM-.' (.Jood team, wagon and harness for sule cheap. Address Box 43, Ashland, Ore. 117 FOIt SALE IU17 Ford touring car body with top, fenders, running lioarda anil speedometer. Valley Garage. 11 OK SALE Straw. Phone 201-U4. F. S. Carpenter. 1 HI FOIt SALE 75 II. P. horizontal tube steam boiler conipleto with stock pump nnd fittings; ulso r.li II. P. horizontal valve governed engine. A snap if taken now. The Hogue Valley .Milling Co. -11 FOIt SALE Ono Ford touring car A bargain, nt Modfoid Junk Co., phone 2.S3-.I. Home phono 507. OR SALE Ford tacliment. L. 11. truck. Smith nt llrown. GOOD ASSAY OUTFIT For sale at reasonable price. Address 703 'North Sixth street. W. G. Mer cier: ilt FOH SALE in pigs $.-.00 each; also throe good shouts. Dr. Holms. 112 FOR SALE 200 tier hardwood, $1.75 per tier on ground. O. 10. Blacklngton, Gold Hill, Oregon lit FOR SALE Piano, now; Edison or Victor talking ninchlno taken ns part payment. See It at 225 South Oukdalo uvenue. 113 FOR SALE Ono maro, ono wngon and harness. 10 South Peach street, Moutonl. H2 FOR SALE Fruit springs, ono pair two-ton, good as now. Phono 3t;i-L or call nt room 207 Fruit growers Bank bldg. . FOR SALK Dry oak wood, 1 'A in lies north of Jacksonville. Web Bter Ranch, Frank Wight. 127 FOR RKN1 HOUB1IS. FOR KENT Nicely furnished six- room house; nlso furnished two room liouso. John F. Whlto, 714 West Eleventh, phone 4-10-.M. 133 FOR RENT Two Gates bungalows nt n low price to rellablo parties. C. E. Gates. tf QIM CHTJNO China Herb Btorn Horb cure ror earache, headache, ca-turrah, dlpthcrla, sors throat, lung trouble, kidney trouble, stomach Lrouliio, heart trouble, chills and fov or, cramps, coughs, poor circulation, carbuncles, tumors, cracked breast, euros all kinds of goiters. NO OP ERATiONH. Modford, Oregon, Jnn 1.1, 11117 TO WHOM IT .MAY CONCERN; Thin Is to certify that I, tho un dersigned, had vory scvoro stomach troublo and had boon bothered for several years and last August was not expoeted to live, and hearing of Olm Chung (whoso Horb Store Is nt 214 South Front street, Modford) I do- elded to gut horbs for my stomach troublo, and I stortod to fooling hot- tor os goon as I used them and today am a well man and can heartily rec ommend anyone afflicted as I was to see Olm Chung nnd try his Herbs. (Signed) W. It. JOHNSON, Witnesses: M. A. Anderson, Modford S. II, Holmes, Eaglo Point, Win. Lowls, Engle Point , W. L. Clilldreth, Englo Point, C. 13. .Mooro, Eagle Point. I. V. Mclntyro, Eaglo Point, Geo. B. Von der Ilnllen, Eagle Point, Thos. E. Nichols, Eagle Point. Friility, Juno IWIIi, War Savings Ds IN TI ItritllW AL'l'OCAIl CO TIME Ultl Loavo Modford for Aaniand, Talcnl nnd Phoenix dull, oxcopt Sunday nl S:00 a. m. and 10:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Satur day at 10:15 p. m., Suniluys leave at 10:30 a. m. nnd 1:30, 5:30 and 0:30 p. m. Leave Ashland for Modfiird dally, except Sunday, nt 0:00 a. m., and 11:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 nnd 6:15 p. m. Also on Snturdny nights at 6:30. Sunday leovn Ashland at 9:00 n. m., and 12:30, 4:30 and 6:30 p, iu. FOH KKN'T MISCEfAANBOPB. FOR RENT Six acres of land with fruit trees, good buildings, on Sis kiyou Heights. Key at 208 Tripp street, .Vledfonl. : ' - ' 1H FOR R1JNT Chrnp. morn bujldlni with living rnnnis above. At cor ner at Oakdals and 11th treeW. Unnnx fld-l I . , , i LOST Young pig. Please notify K. Kings Highway, 113 Sugukl & Tomy, Rurul Route 1. FOR lCH.NK. TO TRADE Fino red now with four pigs to trade for good cow. Call at Illlheo Oil-hard. 113 MONEY TO LOAN on good real cstnto security, and will buy Lib erty Honds. .1. 11. Andrews, No. 31 North (Irapa. Phone C47.J. tf MONKV TO l,flN Mory tn le an Mwdford prot.et?. K month m7fciF.ss jmt wwru Mining Kxperts. J CAMPnm.L & LII.JEGRAM mines promlting association; mining properties listed for sale, sampled and roports rendered. Office and assay laboratory at 107 North Fir St., opposite Ilotol Holland. Sam ples by mall given prompt atten tion. Attorney. WJf. M. COLVIC Attornoy-at-law. Modford National Bank Bldg. PORTER J. NEFF. Attorney-at-law, rooms 8 and 0, Medfprd National Bank Bnlldlns. A. K. Reamca, Lawyer. Corey Building. Oarnatt Aoto Huppllea. LAKKR AUTO SPRING CO. W are operating the largest, oldeat and best-equipped plant In the Par dflo northwest. . Us our aprlngl when others fall. Bold ander writ ten guarantee. 34 North Flfteeatl St., Portland, Oregon. Oar GARBAGE Get yonr premum cleaned up tor the summer. Call on the city garbage wagons tof god service. Phone S51-Y. 1. T. Allen. Expert Accountant. WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wil son, C. P. A. Ask about our new and simplified method of account ing. Particularly valuable to anf business as a tlruo-saver giving full business detail. M. F. & H. Bldg., Medtord. Phone 157-R. - Instruction in Music. FRED ALTON HAIOHT Teacher a4 piano and harmony. Halght Muslf Studio, 401 Oaruett-Corey Bids Phone 72. . Insnnuioe, ALICE HOLLOWAT Fire. Accident; Automobile, Liability policies wnv ten with best Unglish and Eastern Companies. Office 408 Qaxnetti Corey Bldg. i 0 EARL S. TUMY General Insurance offico, Fire, Automobile, Accident, Liability, Plato Glass, Hay or Grain In field or barn; also Live stock. Contract and Surety Bonds, Excollent companies, good local sorvlco. No. 210 Giirnett-Corey Bldg., L. L. Cutlicnrt, Manager, liming Mill. THOMAS MOFFAT General mill work, sash, doors, mouldings and screens. Bhop 437 S. Fir. Phone 184. PhyslrUini anil Bm eona. DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathl physician. 303 C roott-Corey build ing. Phone 130. DR. J. J. EMMENS -Physician ana eurgoon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup. piled. Oculist and Aurist for S. P R. R. Co. Offices U. F. ft H. Oew Uldg Phone 667. Printers and Publishers. mTdFOIID pTuntTng CO. haa tha best equipped printing offico U Southern Oregon. Book binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, eta Portland pUcus. J 7 Nortk Flrfit, KADS TRANSFER at STORAGE CO Office 42 North Front St. Phone S15. Prices right. Uarrloe guar tnleri . i ATTRACTIVE This beautiful llttlo 1 1-acro Orch ard and Poultry ranch, with a nice modern 5-room bungalow with splen did water supply, good barn and chicken houses, garden and borrios Is for salo at less than ono-halt of tho price It hns ulwnys been considered worth, It lies 4 miles southeast of Modford and I'A miles from PhocnU. 1 Tll Prlc0 ' 2. 100.00, Crown & White 10 South Fir Street.