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TODAy'S MARKETS Portland Livestock PORTLAND, On., Aug. 0.'- futile stcndy; receipts 50, Steers, primp, U.;i(u 12.75; good to choice, $10.7.1 ($.11.75; medium to good, it-'D.fiOtjv 10.75; fair to hii'iliuni, !f8.50(ii 0.50; common to fair lAM'.i a ii." ........ f und heifers, choice, .f'8.00( 8..50 ; )n,.. 'I iinm to good, $.00(?r-.50; fair lo i medium, $5.00$;0.00; cnancrs, $':.00 , (f'7.00; bulls, . ..-()( 7.50; calve 8" n.r.0; stockersand feeders' v $o.oor8.oo. i . Vl'S. firin; receipts 250. Prime f mixed, lH.75Cirlfl.l5; medium iuix.il, i $18.05(Sil8.85; rough heavies, $17. M A WU.Iir.; pigs, l.5017.00; bulk of wiioh. ipin.tsi(uiii.0().i i .-Sheep steady;, receipt,' 100. foist , 01 i!ioimta.in' lambs, d.0O(l-14.0Q; viuicy minus. $i2.fi0'ii 13.00; year- I 9.uO(tt 10.00; Wethers, 8.00(Ii llutter and Eggs . roi(TLANI), Ore., Aug. O.-Iiut- 1 ter, firm; city creamery prints, 55 . cartons, 5:te ; buying price, butter fat, IVirtlund, ;Ve; cujc extra's. 47(v-)!e; f seeonns, i.ie; dairy, 35e. t. EGOS Selling pnci. case count. ',t 44c. Buying price, 4;lc; selling price, 4 0dled.47e.j.seVled candied in enr j tons. 4!).'0c. ' "'- ' ' f Onytyy-irens,' .224:2 jc; 'broil. 'era, 2o"t28c; 'old roosters Kfc; turkeys 2ft(a.10c-i geese. 22e; ducks, oung,.303:ic. Portland Craig WI1EAT New crop, $2.20: barley, feed, $00; brewing, $02; oats, .$59.00 bid, corn, No. 3, yellow, $08 bid. MJLLSTUFFS Bran, $31; shorts. $33; middlings, $3B.00(S39.50. HAY Buying price, tiraothv, $33 31; alfalfa, $26; grain. $27.50.' EAGLE POINT EAGLETS i . . . , By A. C. HoleM , , . , i Last Wednesday : afternoon Mrs. Fred Stinson.nnd her daughter, Mrs. i Hurbert were here looking for a no- j tary public so that Mrs. G. could sign j it legal document, mt were too hit? in the day as our N. I., Mr. J. V. Me Intyre, Thad closed the bank and Konp away. '. - Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Charley nnil their daughter, Miss Vornn, wer, also business callers Wednesday nfi-i iinpti. .'',.. Mr.-. and Mrs. A.; II. Thonisen of Lake creek, arrived on the 1". (t E-. Hinrstlay morning from a somewhat protracted visit,', over in California,. Mr.- Thomsen is the postmaster of Lake ( reek and is engaged in the mercantile business.. They had been to.cnlilornin visiting relatives. C. W. Coos) of. Medford and Frank Dies worth, of Prospect, and two families bound; . for. liutte Falls were on the train,' ..'' . J..L. Robinson was a business cjill- er.Tbnrsday, and reported that bis (ion-'Jolin, and family, daughter Mary,-sons Paul and F.lma Thomas Teller), and Miss Dnklin Mintcr start ed with a mule team that day fur Huckleberry mountain to be gone sev eral -doys. They went prepured to bring back quite n lot of huckleber ries. ' ' , Jollri Winninghnm, the mail eon- tractor for earning the mail from here to Persist broke n spring on his ear a. few days ago and so has put on his winter rig a spun of mules and n two seated covered hack a good out fit, until he can get his car fixed up. While Mr. Ciiilznn was here ho was telling of n near escape from sever damage the people in the Ed Walker cam)) hue) of losing their donkey en gine. Firjn broke 'put, cause unknown among the saw logs, and cniue near getting to the donkey before they could save it. From what 1 can learn there was but little dnmugc done. ,- Mrs. 0. Montgomery, who has been up to Kerby, visiting her brother, re turned to her home a few days ago. i ) . Air, larizon ol Unite rails, was a j , diner nt the S. S. Thursday. S. J. Stevens of Portland Was with ns Friday. ." There was a little wreck on the V. & E. nt that camp. The train men had hitched onto two log cars loaded mid pulled them out from the Edsall longing camp onto (he main line anil detached the engine from them, leav ing them to back Up onlo the Walker switch,, and just as they were getting onto (ho Walker switch the cars they had let t broke loose, the brakes being insufficient to hold them and Ihouuh the engineer discovered what had happened and slurled lo back so as to catch the oncoming curs on Ihe engine as while underway he eould have stopped the l-nrs If. he could have it Mrikc the engine Square, hut while the train of empty cars was running back onlo Ihe main track the nlher cars wciv coining, as they were running, lo a certain extent, almost parallel to each other, the cars col tided, throwing one of the loaded log ears off into the ditch upside down, and .jamming another car under tile end of another, breaking it lip con siderable There was no sivciul dam age dmie and no one hurl. The next lime they will block a week as we used to do with our wagons when battling'' lumber. Mrs. Waller Mitchell, Miss Fern Van Ilardeiibera, and Mum Jose Carlton of Wellen were doing busi ness here Friday and so was Mr. and Mrs. Ons Nichols and Hoy Stciilcy. Harry Starr, representing Marshall Wells company of Portland, was here for supper, and .Mr. B. Wheeler of liutte Falls ahd Thomas Lewis spent the night at ' the Su'nnysidc Fridnv night. Among the passengers on the P. & E. Saturday morning were F. O. Ahl--trnrn, one of the Butte Falls mer chnnls( I-:. P. Mulvey, a represetitative of the Crcs"eiit Manufacturing com pany of Scuttle, Washington. S. S. Aiken, -the pioneer of Prospccl on their wily to liutte Falls and Pros pect. ' ' I Jiuhes CulbcrtHnn came out on the E. P.-L; C. stage and took tho Lewis jitney tor Medford. John Welch of Lake creek enine out Saturday mornirto: and took a small lot ef shakes he had left at the depot here home. 1 ' Carl P.romrner of Medford, and S. A. Sanford of Iioseburgi Frank Smith, C' Y. Koffer, our meat mnn, and E. It. Iloger, representing the George Lonrancc eomnnnv, Portland. were here for dinner Saturday. COURT HOUSE REPORT Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth ahd Central At. '. Marriage Licenses, ? J.'l): Miiyl'i'eld and Elsie L'acv.' Circuit Court W. D. Hell vs. Hornee II. Blivcu et a I. Order. William E. Butler vs. Edward E. Button. Order. John F. liocho vs. Ashland Nation al Farm Loan Association. Statement of account. A. L .Vrooman vs. Medford Sanita rium.. Lien. J. II. Neusladt vs. Sterling com pany, et al. Order. Jesse L. Coos vs. II. M. Coos. Sum mons. W. IL Edmunds vs. II. II. McCar thy, ct al. Notice. Jackson County Bunk vs. J. W. Kirkpatrick et ux. Order. Nellie l'rock vs. Curtis Proek. "Af fidavit. ' C. 11. Morgan et al vs. G. W. Agee, (County school superintendent), et al. Motion and order. John II. Ileekert vs. Ethelyn Heck- crt. Default decree. Maude Murphy vs. Owen M. Mur phy. Default decree. Jos. H. Wilhyeombe ct al vs. Wit-' hum Lewis ft al. Summons. J. T. Patterson vs. Fred C. Altin Summons. ,' Mnuriel E. Reddle et al vs. Chas W: Isaacs. Decree. -' ' - ; William T. Grieve vs. Belle Nickel. Order.;. . ;.'.;.-. . ; ' - . f Samuel McClintoek vs. M. A. Vin; cent, ot al. Proof of pnlilicnl ion. Theresa P. CuUer vs. Geo. Kulzer el ol. Default decree. Cost bill. Jackson county vs. L. J. Mikscbe et ill. Dismissal as to L. J. Hlakely. ' Noah L. Townsend vs. R. R. Moun- ctt ct ux. Default decree. ,' . Probate Court. Howard McCnll and Martha Mci Call, (minors,) estate. Order to show cause. Petition. Maria E. Plumerlh, estate. Affi dnvil. Michael McGialh, (formerly Mi chuel O"roole), estnlc. Proof of pub lication. , ; I lieoiltirc-Richard Werner, 'estate. Admitted to iirobate.' John Fowler and Margaret Fowler. (minors), cstale. Vouchers and re port ", - : Louise Ifenrv' and ' Laura Henry, (minors), estate. Petition and order to sell personal properly. Floudn N. C'arr, estate. Order ap pointing appinisers. Hubert J. Bonnr estate. Proof of publication. . Bessie L. O'U'ary estate. Admit ted to probate. A. J. Emerson estate. Proof of making fiolicc to state treasurer. Earl W. Bceson estate. Admitting tto probate. Joseph Poley estate. Admilllng to probate. ' Edith A. Van Dyke cstale. Adniit ling lo prnbntc. Says Chemist Is Public Benefactor "Bolng a doctor, and suffering for many years with stomach trouble, 1 feel 1 cannot do Justice to so great a public benefactor In writing. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Is everything you have claimed for It. I can now eut and relish victuals I Have hot dared to eat in many years. Am feeling like newly born." It Is a simple, harmless preparation that re moves the catarrhal mucus from Ihe intestinal tract and allays the Inflam mation which causes practically all utomach, liver and intestln&I ail ments. Including appcndlcltln. One dose will convince or money refund ed. For sale by druggists every where. Adv. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. TUESDAY, AUOUST 6 1)1S . Heal KMat Transor . Dalia King,. unmarried wom an, to 1?. S. Anderson. Lot 12, blk'. 2,' Oueeri Anne add. to Medtord $ 1.00 Sarah K. Ray, widow, to J. (t. Davles; trustee. Land . In sec. 2, twp. 3C, R. 8 W., and mining claims In sec. 2, twp. 36, R. 3 W 10.00 (1. L. Haff, et al to L G. Da vles, trustee. SE of SW and SW of SB ot sec. 2, twp. 3C, R 3 V and min ing claims 10.00 Ralph Ci. Jonnlnxs. sherjrt to Stute Dank of Ashland 29G2.00 C. W. Martin, et al to J. O. fcTATKSlEN't OR Registration and Election ; Sheriff's Office County Clerk's Office- i.s...'.:.i Recorder's Office ........i.vj , Treasurer's Office ., Surveyor's Office Assessor's Office .'. Court House, !.. Circuit Court , County Court and Commissioners Justice Court Coroner School Superintendent. County Fair and Advertising Krult Inspection Relief of Indigent Soldier Widow's Pension Care of Poor not at Poor Farm Jail : .-. Juvenile Court Ferries v..,.. Tax Rebate Scalp Bounty '. Sealer of Weights and Measures Stock Inspector Poor Farm , Advertising and County Printing Collection of Taxes Water Master Enforcement of Prohibition Law Health Registrars Total General Expenditures BOA I) Labor. Material. Total. Pacific Highway Expense 5.644.63 General Roads ,. ...! 421.52 7,228.92 7,650.44 District No. 1 3,063.75 .ST4S.31 3,912.06 District No. 2 3,434.50 194.93 3,629.43 District Xo. 3 1,779.50 176.43 1,965.93 District No. 4 996.87 249.85 1,246.72 District No. 5 2,311.90 450.47 2.762.37 District No. 6 993.53 80.93 1. 074. 46 District No. 7 1,207.60 162.04 1,359.64 District No. 8 3,781.41 167.56 3,948.97 District No. 9 2877.87. 10.77 2,888.64 District No. 10 2,899.50 90.17 2,989.67 DlstrlctNo.il 2,686.37 153.18 2,838.65 District No. 12 1,799.48 292.96 2,092.43 District No. 13 ....;...... 6,445.45 . 711.06 6,166.b0 District No. 14,.....:....... , 2,2942 ,ao2.0a 3,281.17 TotalB' ................;:.'.........;... :.:....36,627.27 ' $11,100.61 $53,381.51 " The following figures from the semi-annual. report ol Ralph O. Jennings, as Sheriff and Tax Collector, show the amount of money and county warrauts-fecelved on payment ot taxes, penalties, Interest and fees und disburse ments tnereoi torine six months ending uecemuer .31, 1917 10 10 Taxes - 1915 Taxes ;. 1914 Taxes 1913 Taxes : 1912 and Prior Year Taxes ;.. Certificates, of Redemption ....... Sheriff's, Fees ; Totals Tllf? t"I,i,OwiX)' itKCAPITCLATioV is MADE CP PilOM THE COt'NTY ..., ... SIX General ;....;..;. County' School High School and Library County -School District : General Road Pacific Highway Road,,,!.;... Road Bond Interest v... Road - Districts , Citjt, Road District ....... Current, Expense,:..',-...; ;..... Salary ,... ; Fire Patrol t Fruit Inspection '......J;.: : Overcharge 1914 per. Tax Fund . Overcharge 1915 per. Tax Fund . Overcharge 1916 per. Tax Fund 1917. Personal Tax Special Deposits .......;:...,.i... Indigent Soldiers ;...,..... Advertising and Fair !..... Indemnity . .' District Boundary Board Cities and Towns,; Talent Irrigation District Lien .... Enforcement of Prohibition Law Balance on hand July 1. 1917.. Transfers : Receipts STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL Pacific lllghwny Fund Pacific Highway Bonds Interest General County Fund General County Fund Interest General and Special Road Funds County Salary Fund Current Expense Fund ..,.... j. Advertising and Fair Fund Indigent Soldiers' Fund Enforcement Prohibition Law Fund . Fruit Inspection Fund - Total Debits Total Credits Total Indebtedness over cash on hand STATE OF OREGON, COt'NTY OF JACKSON, ss. I, (.. A. Gardner, County Clerk and certify that the foregoing statements and financial exhibit of the cnndlllon of Jackson County, Oregon, for Hie six months ending (Mccmhcr 31st, 1917, are as shown by tho records and flies of my office. hi uic wnereoi, 1 nave Hereunto set my nano ana aiiixen t no seal of tho County Court this 30th day or July. 1918. . , ' SEAL) , ' . ' G. A. GARDNER. ....,. County Clerk for Juckson County, Oregon, Davtes. Baymnr 1 and 2 Lode mining ' claims in Gold Hill mining district.... 500.00 It's In the Air Windblown pollen, carrying ihe bacteria tunt. Inflame nose and throat and cause hay fever, Is abroad in (he land. " One remedy Is known to give relief and comfort from choking, gasping asthma and tormenting hay (ever. That reliable remedy la To ley's Honey and Tar that spreads a healing, soothing coating on the In 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, KXTEXiMTt RKS. .....'......... - -.. ....... .... ... ; 4... .y 100.10 3.001.U9 2,454. 4 1.K40.01 783.94 .707.78 3,023.38 841.30 1,012. Oil 1,73.86 711.09 202.40 2,309.00 2.793.67 3,343.68 -360. 00 4,473.1)0 4,016.84 927.62 534.95 150.0U 1 491.48 364. OU 202.16 6&.UU 2,893.86 390.23 1,626.03 772.88 1,446.22 62.75 .... KXI'KXSK. ..143,917.10 Balance July lBt. 1917. $ 6,993.24 . . , ' 58.4 4 - , 2.020.44 .. ;, 1,059.36 . .'lMl.'ai' MONTHS HNDLVO DKCKMJIER lltST, ... ,- , j . Balance July Balance Jan. v.-','.. ; :.lst,19i7., Received. Disbursed. 1st., 1918. 29,251.43 ,$229,955.0.1 $149,62:1.16 $io9,5s3.:io ' 1.7..C90.08 60,029.45 74,818.02 2,901,51 : ,1,135.19 12,436.99 8,868.90 4,723.22 (.14,580.39 , 91,814.51 02,749.33 43.645.57 29,958.64. , 61,41 1.29 73,964.22 17,405.61 75,583.01. 8.69 5,644.63 69,946.97 8,629.68 25.336.37 18,500.00 15,406.05 , '4,880.92 42,872.63 40,063.94 7,20.1.61 , S6.BH ' 39.00 135.67 -17,873.19 34.74'7.34 31,727.56 20,892.97 15,900.2(1 34,861.64 11-1,670,00 16,097,20 207.29 745,32 207.29 745.32 : . ., .- 2,037.38 2,037,38 676.1 ' '. .85 575.11,1 9.H9 9.39 : 200.51 7.76 1 92.75 ; 11,001.12 1 1.001.12 1,845.43 498.99 41.50 2,302.91 895.6 14.56 910.20 2.7 12.45 1,468.81 2,793.67 1,387.59 464.02 464.02 496.75 381.64 68.89 809.50 4,36 1.05 59,417.36 53,670.03 10,208.98 ' 709.69 2,734.45 .1,469.13 1.975.01 933.20 1,883.95 2,81 7.15 $228,523.46 $673,696.4 1 Disbursements Transfers Jan. 1st, 1918 ....$228,52.1.46 .... 97,398.78 .... 576, 29. 63 $902,219.87 X)MHTK).V OF .IA CKSOV 4WNTY. -IMIIUI KXIM.Ml 1I,1 r..Ulll.K S1IMT, 1017. Number Issued. . 10 Warrants Issued. $ 5,644.63 v.'; 4.'..,- , 47,712.66 10,920.60 21.22 7.05 2,793.07 . ...i.. . 163 . 233 .1,307 3 ,$ 97.198.01 $94; 793 f,j ..."!"!!"."" ,VT $947,793.51 $947,793.5 1 Clerk of the County Court in anil for WANTED SITUATION. WANTED Good cook wants work by day, hour or iweefcj ,t woman cook, 141 North Fir street. 115 WANTED Married man wants posi tion on ranch or orchard as fore man pr work it on shares; exper ienced. 308 Haven street. 115 HELP WANTK1 FK.MA.IiK WANTED Woman for general housework, family of two. Phone &.34-Y. HELP WAJfTKI MAiiB. WANTED Young man with some Car experience, In front part of garage. Court Hull. 116 WANTED Man to pull stumps. Ap ply Hampton Orchard. Phone 468-R1. WANTED Experienced orchard fpremah by Sept. 1st. Slate exper ience and salary wanted. Ilux X, Mail Tribune. WANTED Men. Storage Co. Medford Ice & HELP WANTED ' Male and Female WANTED Girl auto washers, sev eral men mechanics and one floor man. Crater Lake Motor Co. 1 IS vVANTKIl MlHCKLkAXKOUS WANTED Government needs 20,000 clorks nt Washington. Examina tions everywhere in August. Ex perience unnecessary. Men and women desiring government posi tions write for free particulars to J. C. Leonard, (former Civil Ser vice Examiner), 1058 Kenols bldg., Washington. 11S WANTED To rent, grain and alfalfa ranch. , Box W. D., Mail Tribune. 118 WANTED Men's wigs and toupees made to order at Carl Bowman's Barber Shop. 118 WANTED Three or four ealves. Phone 529. weaned 118 WANTED Will pay highest cash price for strained honey in any quantity. Mason Ehrman & Co. 115 WANTED Good second-hand grain sacks at 12c each. Phone 534-X. 116 WANTED , One-Inch centrifugal pump. Write N. O. Powers, Talent, Ore. , 115 WANTED Sell your cream to the Johnson Prod. Co., Central Point, Ore., where the testa and cash . counts WANTED House! . repair or wreck. 4R8-X to move, build, Phone 488-M or WANTED-R. H. Toft buys Liberty bonds, also mortgages, notes, judg ments, escrow contracts, etc., and makes short time loans bu any old thing. Balance Dec. 31, 1917. , $ 5,651.64 187.13 90,68 Received. $290,873.48 -72,773.70 2,840.81 25,278.44 338.96. Disbursed. $292, .1 15. 08 72,645.01 80,993.33 93,526.89 . 2,844.61 24.758.54 3.18.96 . 158.42 2.30 1,761.2 $11,372.83 $503,800.91 $567,422.33 $ 7,751.4: THKASl'llK.lt'H REPORT FOR THE 1017. $558,779.64 1343,440.3.1 ..$461,380.76 ,. 97,398.78 .. 313,410.33 $902,219.87 ORKfiON, l-'Olt THE SIX. MONTHS' County Indebt- Amount , dncss war- Paid for rants, Bonds County War'nta and Interest, und Interest, Bnlance In County Treasury. 69,1146.97 15, 160. or, 109,583.30 24,6 I i'.'i'i 16,097.20 20.S92.97 1,387.69 91 0.20 2,817.15 2,037.38 500.000.00 4,166.66 272,618.39 71,886.84 621.33 450.00 848.63 $ 5,644.63 ti V .a ti'!V V 20,64 4. V, 47. 757. 16 19.6 70.60 21.727.56 2.793.67 850,494.90 $205,436.4.1 $263,7.iO.O;; $l69,ri?.46 478.607,05 Jarlmon rnnntv fiumn ,ln hnrntn- FOB SALE REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE OR TRADE--House and lot Jn Rogue River, for automo bile, cattle, sheep dr mules, or will take property around Drain. Write 1. W. Haines. Drain. 117 FOR RENT Five-room house, hard wood floors, full cement basement, .garage. Phone 370-W. FOR SALE Small Improved ranch. threo miles from aiedford, cheap nntl very easy terms. Above rrost line. Peaches, pears, cherries, apricots. Concord and Tokay grapes; all kinds of berries. City water. Small house and barn. Sub lrrlgatcd. P. E. Wyukoop, 820 West Twelfth street. FOR BALEFarmlng land, fruit land, stock ranches, timber Und from $10 per acre up, on long time easy payments, or might exchange tor Other clear property, Addresr Gold Rat ttnattv t . FOR SALE litVESTOCK. FOR SALE 14 head of cattle and four calves now ;n pasture; also two saddle horses and threo work horses. G. M. Winn, Wellen, Ore. 123 FOR SALE Two mares, 9 and 10 years old; one horse, 4 years old; two mares, 2 years old; one set of harnoss. All Al. Will sell or trade for Al five passenger car. For particulars wrlto or call C. L. Barnum, at Weed. Cal., P. O. Box 128. 116 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE Cow, horse, surrey, two sets single harness. 8-lnch plow, kitchen cabinet, dining table, chairs, rugs, beds, dressers, fruit jars, chiffonier, library table, dishes and kitebea utensils. One hulf mile west of Phoenix. M...I. Krakur. 10 FOR SALE Household goods, fruit jars, chickens. Phone 539-H1, call nights. H9 No. separator, $ys.00. Phono 589-J2 or see It nt Farmers Co-operntlvc Creamery, North Central ave. 120 FOR SALE The host buy In the county Cadillac Eight, model 63, seven-passenger family touring, been run Just enough to bronk in well; mechanical condition oerfect. Bring a first-class mechanic to In spect this car, which Is second to none. It Is the cor that made the Cadillac famous. Has r.lwuys been run In the city. My present occu pation makes this car too largo', would cousldor smaller car In ex change and will sell at half present selling price of new Cadillac. P. Mc.Morrow, care Blair Oranlte Co., Ashland. lis FOR SALE One mare, ono wagon and harness. 16 South Peach street, Medford. 119 FOR SALE Dry oak wood dollv. ored In Medford $3.60 per tier; In Jacksonville, . $3.00; Webster Ranch, 1 north of Jacksonville, f rank wight. 124 tuil SAI.lv Cull pears. Hampton urcnuru. mono 46S-R1. , f Oil sale At 16 North Orange street, bedsteads, dressor, buffet tables, folding bed, bookcase, otc. Phone 310. us FOD SALE 'I lea vy' warehouse truck at Russ 'Mill. lis" FOR SALE Body for Ford ltt-ton irucK, encap. lluss Mill. l-'Olt SALE Good team, wagon nnd harness for sale cheap. Address iiox 4:1, Ashland, Ore. 1 FOR HALE Straw. F. S. Cnrpontnr. 1'liono 201-H4. no FOR SALE 75 II. P. horizontal tube Bienm nouer complete with stock pump and fittings; also 66 H. P horizontal valve governed engine A snap If taken now. The Hoguo vanoy mining uo. 115 1 OR SALE One Ford touring car, A bargain, at Medford Junk Co., phone 283-J. Home phone 607. FOR SALE tachmont. -Ford truck, Smith ut L. B. Brown. GOOD ASSAY OUTFIT For sale at reasonable price. Address 703 iNorth Sixth street. W. Q. Mor- cler. !, toil SALE 200 tier hardwood, i.r.) per nor on ground, o. E. uittcKlngtoii, Gold Dill, Oregon IK FOR SALE Fruit springs, one pair two-ton, good as new. Phono 8C1-L or call nt room 207 Fruit growers Bank bldg. FOR RENT MI.SCKU.ANEOIJH. roil KENT From Nov. 1st. the brick warehouse occupied by the Medrord Fruit Co. Apply Archie S. Ash. . 139 FOR RENT Six ncres of Innd with iruiL irecs, gooa nuiidings on Sis kiyou Heights. Key at 208 Tripp nireoi, .MCdlord. r7 FOR RENT Cheap, store butldln. mm living rooms aoove. At cor ner ot Oakdale and 11th stroeta Phone 96-.ll a FOR RENT APARTMENTS. FOR RENT One completely fur- nlshod apartment, Hotel Holland.' INTERl'llIM AUTOCAD CO TIME CARD Loavo Medford for Asniand. Talonl and Phoonlx dall, except Sunday al 8:00 a. m. and 10:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Satur day nt 10:15 p. m., Sundays leave at 10:30 a. m. and 1:30, 5:30 and 9:30 P. m. Leave Ashland for Medford dally, oxcept Ruuday, at 9:00 a. m and 11:00 a. m.; J:00. 4:00 and 15 p. m. Also on Saturday nights at 5:30. Similar leave A)iinn,i i 9:00 a. m., and 12:30. 4:30 and 5:30 p. in. I'AOE FIVE FOR REX1 HOUSES. FOR RENT Seven-room house, cen , ter of town; paved streets, large lot. inquire of Geo. Treichler. 120 FOR RENT Nicely furnished six- room notiso; also rurnisacd iwo room house. John F. White, 714 West Eleventh, phono 449-M. 133 FOR RENT Two Gates bungalows ;. at a low price to reliable parties. C. E. Gates. tf FOVND. FOUND Puro containing key and small change. Owner can have 1 same by calling at Tribune office and paying for al. FOUND Pall' of trousers and swoat or between hore and Rogue River. Owner can have same by culling at Aiedford Furniture & llurdware Co., and paying for notice. MONK! TO liOATI. MONEY-ToYoAN "7ingood "real estate security, and will buy LIu ! erty Bonds. .1. B. Andrews, No. ' 31 North Grape. Phone 647.J. tf MONEY TO LOAN Money , to leai n Medford property. Easy month ly pvtnnt IV K WnM. ' nusrvEtiMnrtiTOB 1 Mining Experts. CAMPBELL & LILJEORAN mines promltlng association: mining properties llBted for sale, sampled and reports rendered. Office and assay laboratory at 107 North Fir St., opposite Hotel Holland. Sam ples by mail given prompt atten tion. 1 Attorney. WM. M. COLVIG Attorney-at-law. Medtord National Bank Bldg. PORTER J. NEFP, Attorney-at-Uw. rooms 8 and 9. Medtord National Bank Building. A. E. ReameB, Lawyer, Corey Banding. Garnatt Anto BappIMa, LAHER AUTO 8PRINO CO. Wt are operating the largest, eldeai and best-equipped plant in the Pa cific northwest. - Use our spring! whon others tail. Bold ander writ, ten guarantee. 34 North FlfteeaU St,, Portland, Oregon. . GurtatR GARBAGE Get. your premise oleaned np for the summer. Call on the elty garbage wagona tot god service. .. Pboue . 161-Y, I T. Allen. Expert Accountant. WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M. Wil son, C. P. A. Ask about our new and simplified method of account ing. Particularly valuable to any business as a time-saver giving full business detail. M. F. & H. Bldg., Medford. Phone 167-R. .. Instruction ta Masle. FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher l piano and harmony. Haight MusV Studio, 401 Uarnott-Oorey Bid Phone 72. ... . . .. Insurance. ALICE HOLLOWAT Fire, Accident Automobile, Liability policies writ ten with best English and Easterti Companies. Office 408 Gaxnett Corey Bldg. . -, EARL S. TUMY General Insurance office, Fire, Automobile, Accident, Liability, Plate Glass, Hay or Grain In field or barn; also Live stock. , Contract and Surety Bonds. Excellent companies, good local service. No. 210 Garnott-Corey Bldg., L. L. Cathcdrt, Manager. Planing Mill. ,,'' THOMAS MOFFAT General mill work, sash, doors, mouldings and screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone 184. Physicians and Bat eoaa.' DR. W. W. HOWARD OBteopathI physician. 303 C rnett-Corey build, lng. Phone 130. DR. J. J. KM MEN'S Physician and surgeon, Practice limited to eye. ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses tup oiled. Oculist, and Aurlst for 3. P. R. R. Co. Offices M. F. ft H. Ce uidg. Phone 687. Printer and ruuliskera. MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has Ut best equipped printing office Ik Southern Oregon. Book blading, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, ete. Portland prices, $7 Nona Fir SL EAD8 TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. uriice 42 North Front SL Phone 816. Prices rlsbt. Harrioe guar- ATTRACTIVE TWs beautiful llttlo 1 1-acre Orch ard and Poultry ranch, with a nice modern 5-room bungalow with splen did water supply, good bars and chicken housos, garden and berries Is for salo at less than ono-half of the price It has always been considered worth, It lies 4 miles southeast of Medford and 1 14 miles from Phoenix. Tho price Is $2,100.00. Brown & White $0 South l lr Street. i