MEDFORD "MAIL TRIBUNE, MKDFOBtV'" ORKflOy. SATURDAY. AFfi.'ST n, 191S
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America's Roll of Honor
Today.' Casualty List Sent By Pershing Front Battle Front in Franca,
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. WASHINGTON-, Aug. 3-Te army i
casualty list today shows: I
, Killed In action, 112; illod of,
wounds, 11; died o( disease, 11; j
fljed of accident and olhor causes, 5;
ounded severely, 5fl; wounded, da-1
grce undetermined, 2; missing, 9.!
Total, 20G. j
--The Hat includes Sergeant Harry
,B. Bloyd. Kelso, Wash.; Privates '
Forest I. lso, Mosier, Ore. ; killed in
Mtlon. , I
' I Saddler John A. Jerson, 737 South
B street, Tacoma; Private Nemoyl n.
lurpln, Whatcomb, Mont; died ol
disease.
" Bugler Frank McCune, Tacoma;
Privates Leroy H, Molchisede, Bend,
Ore.; William Richards, 2226 Yew
street, Butte, Mont., wounded . se
verely. , Corporal NVIIliam M. Bonesa, 3621
TweDty-slxth'ayenue, S. W., Seattle,
misrjng In action.
' 1 lie list :
Killed in notion Mnjor James 11.
Nlillc, Washington, 1). C; Lieuten
ants tiemnn St. J. Holdt, New York:
James A. Cooper, Hale Center, Tex.:
i Hurry S. George, Pittsburg; Byron II.
;. Mehl, Leavenworth, Kns.; Kobt. 0.
t Rurtly, Jr.; Sumter, S. C; Charles M.
Blrninbci-fr, Somerville, Mass.; Mas
ter Engineer Hugh G. Middlcton, At
tulla, Ala.; Serjeants llary B. Kloyd.
Kelso, Wash.; Michael J. danders.
; New Orleans; Ray St. Karls, Jasper,
: fo.; Le Meeee, Dukcn, Ky.j Lewi
7 A. Pye, Rochester; Corporals James
. H. Bissell, Keene, N. II.; Dwight ,1.
Cowles, Kansas City, Kus.; Leo A.
.- Desilcts, Keene, N. If.; Allen J. Fitz
Horris, Skowhean, II nine; Vincent
Giant, Vallen, Minneapolis; John
&isso, Brooklyn; Tlioums Scale,
iljong- Island City; James P. Slum-,
Hf Bedford, Mass.; Anton M. Kor
enscii, J'eqn Yan, N. Y.; (leorgo .11.
YuJiroy, Lurieustor, Ohio; William 1!.
YfVaver, I'iney Creek, N. C; Lmi-BBfli-e
B. Williams, Boston; Bnt'lers
Ifenry ,1. Kcqgh, Hinsrnmptim, N. Y.-.
filter bailee, byraimse, N. 1,; Wag
oner J. Hugger, Middlcsbom. Ky.;
Jfc'cliaiiic Kli Bouley, Nashua, N. II
Hates Kellcy, Aliers. No address:
. i)jmlev Anderson Hartinrton, Neb.
John Arcomano, Brooklyn; Arthur
Auten Games Mich.; I'lavtou 8. Bab
eftok, Hamilton, Ohio; Orville K. Unl-
, Iril, Wanpuon, Wis.; Grover Blevins,
' -RaY; Coulee, Mont.; Gilbert Bond,
Caniilou. Mo.; David Brendler. New
Vprk; Cyril B. Brier, Denver; Frank
," Bjwn, Chicago; John J- Brown, Al
exandria, l,n.; Uu-htird O. Hums, licc
tpwn, Wis.; Kdwnrd N. Cannvan, De
troit : Harold i Cunliild, Traverse
City, Mich.; Knrle I. ClieM, Hello. Ga.:
Ionnie K. Cline, Kurlingtim, la.; Leon
i. i, Puanc, Tuppcr Lake, N. Y.; Wil
, Kara II. Duri'f, ShipMnsbmjr, I'a.
toe, Karly, North, Washington, I'a.
, Robert J. Kekweiller, Notch, I'a.-,
Keith M. Edncr, Campbell, Minn.:
Lawrence II. Kmnierz, Chester, I'a.;
Syan Evans, Cambria. Minn.; I,ukr
O. Franklin, Golden Pond, Ky.: Lor
enzo Frederickson, Salt take City;
"Harry Gavclick, Denver; Jos ',. Glu
tosky, Grono, Hussia; Alfred 11.
Cioodcarl, Boston; Grant II. Gordon,
. Keene, N. II.; Paul E. Guyler, Mod
,csto, Cal.; William I Mall, Bcstland,
i .:Xil.: James Kammonil, Spi-inyl'icld,
Mass.; Kay K. llmaplc, indin I'a.
Anthony Harris, Peoples, ln,; Hen
...'jnnun It. Hatfield, JiideK-ndcn, Mo.;
James 1(. Herbert, Bowers Hill. Ya
.I F, B. Ilolicky, takota, N. D.; T. II.
.Irwin, Galva, I.; F. I. Isom, Mosicr,
tire,; Steve .icndosrak, I hicn-jo: Hov
..(Johnson, Bridgeport, Xeb.; H. A
.McGlanc, York. Pa.; Michael Matsco,
JAIIetilown, Pa.; Maron Matnsiewicz,
jflMroit: J. H. Miller, Stockton, Cal
SW., R. Miller. Plainwdl, Mich.; X. I,.
SMoore, Forest Green, Mo.; J, T. Mor-
Hon, Page, X. C: WilHam Myers.
Dartmoor, W. Va.s A. E. Nelson, Lit
tle Kails, Minn.; C. G. Purr, Chippe-!
'wa Falls. Wis.; Paul Per her. Grand
Forks, X. 1).: II. E. Peffcr, Pitt-bun;:
W. J. Shcpp, I'liihidelphin; W. II.
Kiddcll, Niagara Falls, N. W.; I,. H.
Kiplpy, l,lirvill. la.; Henry liivors,
St, John-lmry, Yt.; J. 11. liupi'.
Heading, Pa.; P. W. Sluiicdcr, Gcr
mnntown, Tex.; Joseph .Schwartz,
Sun Francisco; B .V. Smith, Philadel
phia; Hoginnld Smith, I,os Angeles;
Jos, Sottosnutc, fnion Hill, X. J.:
Hayrnond Stake, Surrey. X. !.: A. H.
Stanley, Nehish. .Minn,; I M. Stone,
Syracu-e; T. P.tonc, Lockland, O. ;
A. K. Swan-on, ta Porte, Ind.j K. II.
Tarter, Colfax, I,a.;, Jauuw I xa.
Cleveland: .1. I.. Ycllines, Couict, Ya.;
G. W, Walilmp, Spartanburg; S. C. ;
Samuel Wallace, Philadelphia ; John
Warso-ki, Xcw Bedford, Mass.; (i, I,.
Wool.,, Kastman, Ga.; Samuel Wcin
truuli, Xew York; F. P. We-p. Gnr
dcnville, N. Y.: Earne-t Williams,
Canton, Pa.: Frank J. Wilkinson,
Fori Wayne, liid.; It. C. Wright. Se
dalia. Mo.: Mike Yap New liritain.
Conn, ,
J Hod of Wounil!!
Lieut. I. K. Mcllingcr. Ephralu,
Pa.; Walter Jensen, Waltlmm, Mass.;
Cororal C, 0. Fi-h. We-t Lynn.
Mails,: Privates J. M. Cnmpoelt, Al
bany, Ala.: D. A. Ilcnrv. Millinm-kcl
Jfaine; G. V. Ilnube-, l.o- Angclc; it.
f uoIW( MjlllmuIi Mi,.h-. c j? Mt..
cl(,rv H, , is. L j mK mmit
.'r;ttlj Hjvn, Ajicr t'nl, : T, L. Hmitli
Fmlerwood, Ala.
of ,,lM",s0
Seive:nt Frank Sennit, l'hii-o:
Saddler John A. ,lwoii 7,'w South I
Ta..iw: I'riv4ite J.w. Anaweski
';"-v. ?""" fu h- -. ' ''"f,"""
in, Mo-; Ju--sie I)nr-cy, Blue Hprmirs
Miss.- I!. K. lcr',itis, Yprk Beach,
Maine: l.co Poiior, 'Paris, III. : Pliilii
Slcen,, iliduth. Minn.-, W. K.- ScmleU:
N. B. 'l'urpcnti, Wbiteu:nb, Mont. i
... .
t'uut trom aeejucttt and, other
catse-r Si-rgeaut : Harry i lumdler.
Hichmond, ra. : Corporal Benjamin
Daehnk, Dululh; Privates Gilbert I'c-
lard, Fitchburg. SIuss. : Ctutstantinc
Pnpngergore, N. Y.; 0. F. Sehanna-
ntan, Sisseton, S. It
Wounde1 Severely
Lieutenants J. E. Itanerahan, Nev
York; T. G. I.oux, Alban- N. Y.:
fhiy Pickett. Kanes City, Tex.; Ser
geants B, M. Clish, Tiffin, Ohio;
Clmnning Maffitt, Boston; C. W
White, Scolts, Mich.; Corporals, L. S.
Blaisdcll, Chicago; E. II. Bruce, Hut-
land, Vt.; K. It. Dickinson, South
Shnftsbnry, Yt.: J. T. Geralds,
tauiss-iHe; J, M. Gleeson, Boston; Jo
seph Sharks, Cedar Bluff. Yn.
Bugler rrank MeCunc, Tacoma;
Cooks Ernest Schneider, Giddings,
Tex.: J. C. Philips, Pittsville, I'a.:
Wagoners T. P. Beutty, tang
Branch, N. J.; William O'Connell,
Xew York; Mechanic Edward Johol-
ski, Janesville, Wis.j Privates Joseph
Bendcllo, Geneva, III.; C. J. Bendl,
Chicago; James Bennett, Brooklyn
John Bestelnnd, Carpio, N. D.; J. SJ
lianmgatner, HcedsviUe. Pa.; J, It.
Bush, tafnyctte, Intl.; J. F. Carter,
Birmingham; C. F. (iiaffin, Eureka,
Cal.; E. L. Cline, ateenvillo. Pa. i
E. U. CUne, Greenville, Pa.; Mich
ael Dl Batllsta, Providence; Benja-i
min Dl Loreto. Yoitkers; G. P. Kb-
orle. New York; H. S. Fagan. Mllle-i
ville, N. J.; V. J. Ferro, Brooklyn; T.
H. Green, tas Angeles; E. E. Hart,
Boston; Samuel Hcaly Faribault,
Minn.; Frank Jenna, Brooklyn; Stan
ley Kiggowski, Sntoma. Poland; C.
E. Lueora, Caledonia, Pa.; Jos. JIc
Veagh, Wllkesbarre, Pa.; E. L. MaK
well, Wallsvllle, Kans.; Leroy H
Melchisedeck, Bend, Ore.; E. M. Mor
torff, Ashley, lnd,; W. 8. Xevlus,
Hightands. N. J.i Algle Oiler, Spring
Lick, Ky.;. E. E. Ozement, Greens
boro, N. C; R. S. Parker, Chester.
Vt.; William Hichards, 2228 Yew St.,
Butte, iiont.; Frank Rodlwka, Ro-
dlwka, Russian Poland; C. A. Sol
berg, Bohus Lan, Sweden; A. , C.
Sorel, East Hampton, Mass.; W. M.
Swornsbourne, Hartford, Conn,; S. S.
Szyptowskl, Chicago; M, E. Trossy,
Rochester; L. S. Tweedy, Ireland,
Iowa; .Frank Vega, Eunndureg, Mex.
C. A. Weeks, Jersey City.
Privates F. W. Siercks, Prairie
View, Kans.; R. E. Souders, Colum
bus, ,
Mist.ii.jr. In Action
Lieutenants R. W. Edwards, Ar
lington, Mass.; H. C. Lewis, German
town. Pa.; J. M. Mellon, Garden City
N. Y.; II. D. Smith, New York; Cor
porals William M. Boness, 3B?i, 2Bth
avenue, S. W. Seattle; Privates An-
gelo Cattano, Newark, J.; John
Marra, New York; Wayne Pietlla,
White Point, Mich.; H. E. Yoos,
Pottstown, Pa.
t'revlously reported missing, now
reported killed In action: Priyate
Thomas Kennedy, Newark.
Previously reported missing, now
reported wounded In action: Cor
poral Chester Zlentarskl, Buffalo;
Privates 11. K. James, Bristol, R..I.;
C. H, Kalckerbocker, Cortland, X. Y.
Previously reported missing, now
reported died from accident and oth
er causes: Corporal W. W. Gillum
Jackson, Ky.; Private J. A. Brown,
Columbus.
Previously .reported killed in ac
tion, now reported wounded In ac
tion: Privates John Popellia, Chita-
'go; H. M. Slawkln, Pittsburg.
Marine Casualties
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3 The mar
ine corps casualty list today shows:
Killed in action, 4; wounded se
verely, 5; wounded slightly, 2. Total,
11.
Killed in Anion
Sergeants Cecil A. Williams, Ahos
kil, N. C; Oliver C. Farrant, Imr
choster, i.Vluss.; Corporal Forest t.
Williams, Charleston, W. Va.; Pri
vate Walter H, Huston, Cincinnati.
Jeverely Wounded In Action
Privates Albert L. Gahr, Haw
thorn, Ky.; Victor Jones, Huqiiesne,
Pa.; Oncar E. Martin, East Bend, X.
C; James W. Porter, Reading, Mass.
Jack G. Williams, Louisville, Ky.
. Kllghily Wounded In Action
Private James A, Madison, Web
ster, N. C.
Previously reported died of wounds
received In action, now reported
slightly wounded Jn action: Private
Savior S. Sbannfelt. fdgnurney. In.
With Metfford trsOe li Madford mad
TODAY S MARK S
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Portland. Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 3. Cattle
steadv: receints ."ill; Steers, prime, I
ni.Tjfa 12.2,-: yood tu choice. lll.7,"
vill.r:.. moiliiini to srood. 0..'i(Ma
10.7,'; fair io medium, ffB.:ill(!L.'i:
-iiiiiuuiti to . lair, .i.5rtCiiS.."0 : eowsl
Md t!c:l"rs, choice, $H.il(l(S H.,'i(l : mc-j
liiiiti to roml. !f(I.0llrt,7..0; fair, to'
eeihmn, ,fi (i.tIO; ennners, .,UI0
f.r..cp- bulls. $,"i.f)tiff-7.":; calves,)
iK.f'f.i II ,-,' stockcrs and feeders,)
fli.iidhi ,tm, I
' lloi'.; stcuilv. receipts, J(I1. Prime
-hixctt. 18.Hl( Bl.tlH; tnrdiuni inixcd,j
tl8.1"K'lR.3-:: rough heavies, f I (1.7.1
a 17.1111; tags. Silll.lMI( Ut..'iO: bulk' of
a!e--, .18.'J.'i(o 1S..Ti.
Sheep l?:ldv, receipts Til. East of .
niiuntain -lambs, $1.MMI1 1.0(1; val
ley himls, ll.-t)(n 13.00: yearlings,
!.."( 1 0.00: welhcrs, .f8."i(l((i !).,();
ewe-. ..!( H.Oil.
Butter nod Krsm
POIiTLAND, Ore. Aug. :t - Butler
firm; city creamery prints, 52-.-: car
tons, ,";!(.; buying prices butter fat,
Portland, ,".; cube eslras, d7$T48c;
seconds, 47c; dairy, 3"m.;
EtitiiS Sellfng print, case count,
;U(ii)Mv, Buying price 4'.lc; sell
ing jiriee, candled, 4(5(S47s; .selected
canillcd in cartons, 48(n'30e.
POULTRY liens, 2123e; broil
ers 20J8; old roosfcrs, 18e;
turkeys 2530e; geese, 22c; ducks,
young, 30 35e.
Portland Gram
WHEAT New crop. $2.2(1: barley,
feed, ; brewing, (i2; oats, ."H.0
hid: com. No. 3. yellow, ifbU.OO bid.
M1LLSTUFFS Bran, $31;.shorts,
33; middlings, $39.00ffi39.50.
HAY Buying price, timothy. $33
34; alfalfa. -2fi : -erain. $27.50.
ROGUE RIVER
Miss Booker and Mrs. Caldwell re
turned from their Ashland camping
trip and report a good lime.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Reedcr and family
have left foi Siskiyou where Joe Is to
watch railway tunnels.
Mrs. James .Martin went to Ash
land on Wednesday to bid farewell
to her soldier son, David, who passed
thru en route to "somewhere."
Mrs. Hatch and the Misses Seaman
made a business trip to Grants Pass
on Thursday. . ,
Vhe Ladies' Improvement club will
meet at the home of the president,
Mrs. J, V, Smack on Friday, August
9 th.
Miss Marietta Martin has resigned
her appointment In the Rogue River
school, she having accepted a posi
tion in the Grants Pass schools. Her
cheery personality will be much
missed but she is equally popular in
the Pass where she has( , already
taught.
Mrs. I. L, Gallagher, late principal
at Jacksonville, has been elected to
the vacant position.
Mrs. Ethel Parent who has been
7th and 8th grade teacher in Rogue
River for the last four years, has af
resigned her position here and goes
to Grants Pass as head of the com
mercial department In the hlga
school there, ' She has just secured
her life certificate to teach in Ore
gon upon examination in twenty-four
subjects, being the only teacher In
Jackson county to do so this year.
Her many friends and former pu
pils heartily congratulate her on her
success and on obtaining a congenial
post for which she is specially fitted,
having had previous experience In
business lire. Mrs, Parents' depar
ture is universalis regretted as she
has been most successful in her work
hero and former pupils In Grantu
Pass who passed thru her classes
here will heartily welcome her.
GOLD HILL NUGGETS
Much excitement was caused Moll
day morning when tho fire bell rang
and it was discovered that the living
rooms at the Gold Hill bakery were
on fire. An overheated flue caused
the damage which was slight but had
been very threatening for a time. The
confusion proved the necessity of a
now fire chief as the present one,
C. A. Peterson Is now employed in
Medford.
Mrs. L, O. Walker came down from
Ashland Monday evening. She re
ceived word. recestly of "Keani on's
safo arrival overseas.
.Mr. fretner or t enirai Point, was a
Gold Hill visitor Sunday.
tR. A. Jones left Wednesday even
ing for Portland. F. L, Klrby la ta-
Hon agent in his absence. Mr. Jones
is seeking a more suitable climate.
Thursday morning on 13, arrive)
Si-rgeant Kelsey and lirlde from Port
land. Having serured a thirty days
furlough from Camp Greene, he mad
a Irans-contlncntal trip and was mar
ried Tscsday to Miss Mary E. Grif
fith at the home of her ahnl, 1332
Orient slreKt, Portland. "Sergeant
Hill" as well as his bride were boll:
local high school etddenta ahout
three years ago, and . well known In
this vicinity, and fact the valley, for
Miss Griffith's grandma who was a
pioneer of southern Oregon still lives
t Gold Hill, as do also the parents
? "'""" - v.
Mr. George Iverson and son Ar-
" er Pssfnger to Medlord.
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Lucy Mee was a passenger to
Ashland Tuesday morning to attend
(ha J. O. O, F. picnio.
J. Marting was a Medford and Ash-
ian(i visitor the middle pf tho week.
Mrs. Mary Avery was railed to
Medford Tuesday to assist at the
sanitarium.
Mrs. W. W. Watson cams over
Tuesday morning from her home In
Medford.
Mesdamea Watson, Wharton and
Iverson wore visitors In ft Croek.
Tuesday.
Mrs. Chartrow who has boon vlsit-
Ing in Medford returned home Tues
day. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Striker were
passengers lo Grants Pass Tuesday
to attend the funeral of Mies Best In
that city. The two families had been
friends for many years.
Dr. Eva Carlow was a visitor the
first of the week at the Collins home
east of town.
Mrs. Tom Oungey of Galls Creek
who has been visiting at the home of
her son Lester, at. Glendale, the past
two weeks, returned to her home
Wednesday evening.
WILLOW SPRINGS
The L. E. Smith family have mov
ed to Butte Falls where Mr. Smith
has employment In the sawmill.
Mrs. Robert C. Brophy went to.
Grants Pass Tuesday evening to
spend a few days with her grand
mother, Mrs. H. B. Alvereon,
M. M. Robinson, who has been vis
iting at the J. W. Eldens, left for
Bend, Oregon by way of Crater Lake,
Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Birkholz en
tertained tho Sam Anderson family
at dinner Sunday.
.Mrs. Earl Heft left last week for
Sweet Home, Oregon, ts be with her
mother, Mrs, Grlshara, who has been
seriously HI.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert lianoa, of
Jacksonville, were supper guests at
the R. W. Elden home Sunday.
Irvine Joseph Anthony McKnlght.
thei oung colored man who has lived
so many years with the D, W. Stone
family, left for Camp Lewis, July 29
Nathan Grisham arrived from the
Willamette valley this week, to visit
at the home ot his sister, Mrs. Roy-
Nichols.
REESE CREEK RIPLEIS
Mrs. Frank Johnson who under
went an operation In the Medford
hospital was able to he brought home
last week; she Is getting along very
well.
Miss Delhlas Mlnter with Mrs.
Amos Ayres visited Mrs, Ayres' par
ents last week.
The Sunday school group gather
ing which met at Reese creek last
Sunday was well attended, with ton
or eleven Sundny schools represented.
Sunday school In the forenoon, at
noon most H put their dinners to
gether and enjoyed a aoeial hour. In
the afternooa Mrj. Griffin conducted
Ihe service, there were exercises frbm
some ot the different schools, Mrs.
Earl Drlltsan sang a couple of songs
which were weil received. Or. Rol
lins of Medford talked on "The Mus
ter Cometh and calleth for thee."
Missionary Griffin expects to hold
an all day service at Trail Ibis com
ing Sunday.
The Utile threshing machine is in
the neighborhood and doing good
work.
COURT HOUSE REPORI
Reported by Jackson County Ab
stract Co., Sixth and Cantral Ave,
, f'irciiit Comm.
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co.
vs. Frederick S. Page et al. Sllpula
tibn.
Rogue River Fruit & Produce Co.,
vs. Ella S. Rosenberg el al. Cost bill
Mary Dally vs. James tolly. Or
der; motion; affidavit.
Maude Murphy vs. Ornn M. Mur
phy. Stipulation.
Kate 11. Staples vs. B. T, Staple.
Summons,
Harold R. Humscy vs. Wm. Stalley
et al. Summons.
Francis Whetstone vs. A. !. Pur
due. Summons.
W m. B. Butler vs. Edward E. But
ton. Second amended answer.
Wm. Stailey vs. Wni. Ilmemlus.
Iiemurrcr.
Estate of Cha. ilapp. Order.
Ileal KMnte Transfer
Ida Fryrear, Robert Fryrenr,
her husband to V. R.
H-Bikcr, XV of XW o(
sec, 2, twp. 35, R, SW, eon
tatning 39,68 acres $ 10.00
K1jv.it Hall, single man, to
Sarah E. Hall. .S.75 acres
In sec 25, twp, 87, R. JW.
Motile Songer, single, to Elis
abeth Zurnsteln and Pen
Xurnstetn. Lots In hlk,
"Q" Railroad Add, to Ash
land Charles T. Ferns, a married
man, to Livonia Jane Ferns
SJ acres in B, L. C. SS,
twp. 3S, S. B, 1 V
1.00
to.oo
I. Oil
United Stales to O. C. Rail
road Co.. 'XWH, lots 3, i
of sec. 13, twp. 41, R. 1W,
pent. 20S.? acres......
..Patent
1. S. Wood, Augusta 11. Wood
husband and wife to Addle
K. Hippcy. Lot S, blk. 1 ot
the Oak Park Add. to Med
ford 1.00
Mary J. Lawrence Dayton, et
ylr, to Luclndu M. Austin.
40 acres in sees. 3 and 4,
twp, 37, It, SW., und. t-S
Int. In water ditch la see.
4, twp. 37, R SW
14
1.00
Ralph G. Jennings, sheriff.
to Jackson county. Land
In Jackson County 10.00
Ralph G. Jennings, sheriff lo
Bllen Coppock et al. Part
of lots I, 2 of Highland
Park Add. lo Ashland 799.45
Ralph G. Jennings, sheriff to
William Van Goelhem. Lot
10, blk. 2 of Woodvillo, ex-
cepting and reserving 50
feet across north end 1SS7.85
Its iu the Air
Windblown pollen, . carrying the
bacteria that Inflame nose and throat
and cause hay fever. Is abroad In the
land. One remedy is known to give
relief and comfort from rtokin.
gasping asthma and tormenting hay
fever. That reliable remedy Is Fo-
ey's Honey and Tar that spreads a
healing, soothing coating on the
flamed membranes, stops irritating
coughs and summer colds. Any one
who has once used this standard
cough and cold remedy will accept
no other. Sold everywhere.
PruPOKals for Mats Highu.iy
Construction
Proposals will to received by the
Oregon State Highway Commwsfon
1 101 Yeon building, Portland, Ore
gon, on August th, 191S for tho
construction of 4400 lineal feet of
pavement on what is known as the
Ashland Hill grade elimination in
Jackson county, Oregon.
Alt proposals must be accompanied
by a certified check amounting to ten
(10) per cent of bid.
Prdpasals will be received at the
same time and place for maintaining
pavement for a period of ten years.
Plans and specifications can he
obtained at the office of the State
Highway Engineer, 303 State House,
Salem, Oregon, on the payment of a
noposii oi live oonars.
(Signed! R, MKNSON,
R, A. BOOTH,
W, It. THOMPSON,
Commissioners,
Attest; HERBERT XUSN,
Slate Highway Engineer,
WAXTLD SITUATION',
WANTE1J Good cook wants work
by day, hour or week; woman
cook, HI North Fir street. 1 1 5
WANTED Position by matt with
family. Experienced In orchard
farming anil stork raising, t an
furnish good references. Phone
400-R. . . 113
WANTKll MiCKt,tjAM4)li(i
WANTED To hear from owner of
good larm lor sale. Sinto cash
price, full description. I). V, Hush,
Minneapolis, Minn. s '
WANTED To buy five corda of fir
wood. Si East Ninth street. 113'
WANTED Teams quick. One four-
horse loam and three single teams
for Crater lke. Court Hall. 114
WANTKD
ealves. -Three or
Phone 529.
four
weaned
lis
WANTED Will pay
price for strained
quantity. Mason
highest cash
himuy In any
Khrmun & Co.
IK.'
WANTED Second band Meyers
force pump. Max. 10, Mall Trib
une. 1
WANTED Cinoil seronil-haiid grain
sacks at 13c each. Phone 134-X.
lift
WANTED Ono-inrh -eiiirlfiigal
pump. Writs N, O. Powera, Talent
Ore. Hi
WANTED Bell your cream lo the
Johnson Prod. Co., Central Point,
Ore., where the tests and cash
counts.
WANTED JfoBJMH
. repair or wrack,
g-X.
to mors, hulld,
PhoB tm-H or
WANTED R, II. Toft buy Liberty
bonds, also mortgages, notes, ludff
ments, escrow contracts, ate., and
makes short time loans ok oy old
thin.
R Kemp Welch,
Consulting; mining engineer
and mineralogist; examination
and advice on mechanical re
quirement of all claaa of mines.
My concentrator laves all min
erals Including platinum,
2.1 K. Mala Ht, Adilnwl, Or.
HELP WASTED FKVIALK
WANTED Ten hrlKht, capable lad
les to travel, demonstrate and sell
well known good to established
dealers. t2i.0 to sfSO.OO pel
week; railroad fare paid ; weekly
advance for traveling expenses.
Address, at once Goodrich Drag
Comnany, Dept. T8T, Omaha, Nebr.
WAOTBO Girl for general house
work In the country. Mrs. Toratln
Pbimki J1-F21, Jacksonville. IIP
WASTED Man to pull stumps. Apish-
Hampton Orthard. Phone
4BS-R1.
WAXTKI) Experienced orchard
foreman by Sent. 1st. Slate oxper-
iente and salary wted. Ilo X,
Mall Tribune.
WANTED Men.
Storage Co.
Medford lee
WW 8ALB RKAt BSTSTfL
FOR BALK Small Improved ranefc
three miles from iMedlord, cheap
and very easy terms. Above frost
line. Peaches, Bears, cherries.
apricots. Concord and TcfesK
grapes; all kinds of terries. CH-
water. Small house and barn. Sub-
irrigated. P. E. Wjnkoop, , 810
West Twelfth street. ,
FOR HALS Farming land, ff'Ji!
land, stock rasehec timber land
front 110 per acre up, oa long Urn.
My nsyments, or might exenangc
for other clesr property. Add;
Gold Bar Raaltr la.
FOB 8 ALB i.rCFJ-TCK-K.
FOR SALE 14 head of cattle and
four calves now ;n pasture; also
two saddle horses and three work
horses. G. M. Winn, VVellen, Ore.
113
FOR SALE One cow and yearling
heifer. Also one spotted driving
or rWlng horse. Phone 197. Cen
tral Point. Ill
FOR SALE Two mares, 9 and 10
years old: one horse, 4 years old;
two mares, t years old; one set of
harness. All Al. Will sail or
trade for A I live passenger car.
For particulars write or call C. L.
Barnum, at Weed, Cat, P, O. Box
FOR 8 ALU MISOKLLASKOW,
FOR BALE OR TIIAIJE Year old
colt, gocso and chickens, old anc
young; one-half gallon glass frali
jars. 1204 Tenth street. US
FOR BALE Dry oak wood deiiv
erod In Medford (,i nor tier;
Jacksonville, $3.00, Wotalcr
Ranch, 1 14 north ot Jacksonville.
. Frank Wight. 14
FOR SALE OR TRADE Two um
horses. D. Hippeastui, Route , S
Meaiord, Ore. 11
FOR SALE Cull pears. Hampton
Orchard. Phone 4HX-II 1.
FOR SA LB At -t North Orange
street, bedsteads, dresser, buffet
tables, folding bed, bookcase, etc.
Phono 310. 11
FOD SALE dleavjr warehouse truck
at HtissMlll. IIS
FOR SALE Body for Ford
truck, cheap, Ross Mill.
,4-tai
rult bAI,L Good leam, wagon aw
harness for sain cheap. Address
Uox 43, Ashland, Ore. 11
FOR SALE 1917 Ford touring m
Body wllh top, fenders, ruimln
hoards and speedometer. Valley
Oarage. 1 II
FOR SALE Straw,
Phono 20I-H4.
F. S. Carncnlei
11
FOR SALE 75 II. P. horizontal lot
steam boiler complete with sloe:
pump and flttlogs; also ;c II. 1
horizontal valve governed englno.
A snap if taken now. Tho Hoc'
Valley Milling Co. 11
FOIl SALE One Ford louring
A bargain, at Medford J link Co,
phone 3S3-J. Home phone iOT.
FOR SALE Ford Irnck, Smith
lat hnienL I,. 11. lirown.
GOOO ASSAY 0(TP1T For
at reasonable price. Address in,
(North Sixth street, W. U. Mer
cler. 1 1
FOR SALE 2D0 tier hardwooi
ti.fi per tier on ground. O.
lllacKtngton, Gold Hill, Orexoi
11
FOR SALE Piano, now; Edison w
Victor talking machine takn
part payment. See it at 22i 8ol
Oakdale avenue. 11
I-OR SALb Fruit springs, one, pal;
two-Ion, good as new. I It on
SCJ-L or rail at room 2J? Fret
growers Hank bld(.
FOtt RENT tlOL'HKf.
FOR HKNT Five-room house, hard.
wood floors, full cement basemen
gnrret. Phoiie 3I9-W.
FOR RENT Xlcolr furnished si:
rmtm house; sIms furnished tw
room bouse, John F. White, II
West Eleventh, phone 4IS-M, 13.
roil RENT Two Gales bungalows
at low price to reliable parties
C. K. Gi
FOB IlKXT-
-A V A itTMKNT.
I OR IlKNT One completely fu
nished apartment. Hotel Holland.
lATHitl ltiax AtTOCAIt CO
TIMB CAtlll
j Leave Medford for Asniand, Talent
and Phoenix dall, except Sunday at
'8:00 . m. and 10:00 a. m i t;80,
; 4:00 and 3:1a p. m. Also on Satur-
day at 10: IS p. ov, Sundays leave at
i0;S a. m. and !:, 6:30 and :3i
l p. m, l.carn Ashland for Medford
j dally, except Sunday, at :00 a. m
and il:00 a. m,; 1:00, 4:00 and
5:1S p. m. Also on Saturday nights
at 8:S0, Sunday (cava Ah!oi! al
:00 . m., and 11:P, 4 It SB8
5;?9 f, m,
FOB BKJfT MlSeWaSBDEB,
FOR RENT Six acres of land with
fruit trees, good bttflalngs, on bia
kiyoit Ifoisihls. Key t 20 Tript
street, Medford. . 1W
OR HI-: NT Cheap, ',or aalldlar
lit tlo rooms , At tat
Bar st Oakdai tnil S lit m'rt
Jjiecr.
OST One
i easing and rim.
JlcKea.-iy, pho
reward. . K, M.
270.
LOST YounB p'.g.
Phrase notify K,
Kijgj Highway,
Sugnkl &. Tasiy,
Rural Route I.
Wit KXCBAKOK.
TO THAiMi Fine red sow wi'h for
pigs lo Jrade for good cow, can n
Illllieo On-hard. 115
MOXBV TO I.OAX m "
estate socuriiy, and wU ouy f.o
erlr Bnndo. J. R. AiMrews. Jw
3 1 North Grape. Phono" S4t-1. tt
MOM 1 tit If Kit . i .
n Medford aroperty. oios
Mining Experts.
CAMPBELL & LIUEOHAN mlna
promitlaK association; minjoi
prepertlea listed tor rele, sampta
and. reports rendetod. Office an
assay laooratory at 1M North fir
St, opposite Hotel Holland. Sam
ple fcy mail given prompt atten
tion. -
Attoraey.
WM. M. COLVIG Aitornev-at-law.
Medford National Bank Bids.
PORTER J, NEFF, AtcrBT-et-lw .
Toomi ud . Mwllord Maaoaaj
Bank Bolldlnc
A. m taM, Law7r.
ftamatt.
Corey Balldls.
LA FTC H ALTO SPB1HO CO. W
are operating the large it. auHM
and bestqulpped plant In the Pa
cific northwest. L's oar sprlnu
whaa othr fall. Sold aadar wrtfc
ten gnanntao. 14 North FlftMaU
St., Portland, Oregon.-
CrarTmga
QARBAOB Gat . roar arantM
elessed op for ts aamaar. veil
on the city garbag wagona for
god Mrrlea. Pfco Stl-T. 9
I. Alton.
bpert AcccuTitanl.
WH-SON AUDITING CO. B. If. Wil
son, O. P. A. Ask about our Mm
and simplified method of account
ing. Particularly valuable to af
business as a ttas-savar tfrW
fall btwtnss detail. M, F. a: H
Bldg,, Wed lord. Pnone l&f-a.
Madkn m IbMde,
7HED ALTON HAIOHT Taachar 4
piano and hsnnuoy, Halcat Mow
Stadia, 4S1 GarBt-G3ry BMc
Phone Tt,
ALICE HOLLOWAT Firs, Aeeidaos,
Autamalille, LisMMtr pauetec mi
ten wiife bast English and Eastern
Companies. Office t0 Oarsatt
Corey Bldg.
EARL S, TOMY General Insurance
office. Fire, Automobile, Accident,
Liability, Plate Class, Hay or
Grain In field or bam; also Live
stock, Contract and Surety Bomb,
Excellent companies, good local
service. No. 319 Carnctt-Corar
Uldg., L, L. Casheart, Manager.
I1ania Mm,
THOMAS MOFFAT Ucoeral mill
work. Huh, doors, mouldings and
screens. Shop H S. Fir. FkeM
18.
PhysictaBa and ?a eow.
DR. W. , HOWARD Oateopathto
physician. S03 C raatt-Gorej bolla
log. Pboaa 130,
DK. J, t, BMMBNS Pbraiciaa ami
aargeon. Practise limited to f 4,
ear, bom and throat. Eyes scla
tifiealiy tested and x'.auw
piled. Oculist and Aurlit for 8. P.
R. R, Co, Offices M. r. H. O
Bldg, Phona 667.
Prtliters aad TaMsben.
MEDFORO PRINTINO CO. ha tta
best eqni))ped printing offtoa to
Southern Oregon, Book binding,
loots last ledger. Mlllag systems,
etc. Foftlacd prlcw, it Hani
Fir Bt
vwsaras.
EAD3 TRANSFER STORAGE CO
Offlco 41 North Front SL Phout
lib. Pries right. Trie gasc
alttiwf
ATTRA0TIV.E
This beautiful littlo If-acro Orch
ard and Poultry ranch, wllh a sic
modern S-room bungalow with spies
did water supply, good barn and
chicken houses, garden and berries
ts tor sate al less than esa-halt ot tte
price It has always bees considered
worth, It lies 4 mllea southeast of
Mortfort " ttum PhocnU,
Tho price la 13,100.99.
Brown & White
Pft?Hfjj Street