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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, "WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 10IS PAG 15 FIVE America's Roll of Honor Today's Casualty List Sent By Pershing From Battle' Front In France. uoooooooocxxxoocxxooooooocac WASHINGTON, Aujr. 7.-Fivc ; nnv casualty lists were issued curly odny liv the war department contain-' n total of 7H name divided u follows : Killed in netion, (K) ; died of woum'. -.even; lied of uirjilune accident, one died of neoident and other causes one; died of disease, one; missing ii action, l".r; wounded severely, XISi woundcil, degree undetermined, .1. The list includes Lieutenant lluroii l' Kinne, Orofino, Idaho; Private: Clifford Jones, .Miles City; Klishi Miilliu, I.enhy, Wash.; hilled in action. Sergeant John II. Ileitzmun, l'alouse Wash.; missing in action, Privates Had Illich, Aanneonila, Mont.; llil bcrt. O. I.inse, St. Marys, Idaho 4 ffred S. Stanclirt, 1818 Terry avenue. Seattle; Antrum micny, tscohcy Mold., wounded severely. Hilled in Action. I.ieatenantM Wilhard II. Ilasey, To ledo; Wilson S. Keller, Barlo, Pa Harold E. Kinne, Orofino, Ida.; Frank J. jteDoimld, Richmond Hill, N. Y. Frank R. Marston, l'rnsncnla, Kin.: Kraacis W. I'ayne, Charleston, W. Ya.; Sergeants (icorgeI'. Agee, Kan sas City; David C. Harrison, Clayton. Del.: Delhert McCoy, Washington I'a.; Fred BY Stalls'., Roanoke, Va.: William J. Kothniaier, llazelton, I'a. Corporals Hornet L. lterkley, I'rsula Ark.; John J. Mulvey, Rnywny, N. J Charles It. I'atineaude, F.ssex Junc tion, Vt. ; llerl)ert Griffin, Columbia Tenn.; Author C. Mock, Altoonn, lu.; Isem Skidmore, Layman, Ky.; Cook Isadorc Kauffman, l'erih Anihoy; John Allred, Woodlawn, iliss.; J. 1 toekenoogen, Aitkin, Minn.; Thos. li. 'ottiagham. Dillon, S. (".; Jos F. Coftrell, West Webster, !!. Y.; Chns. I). Crane, Martinshurg, Mo.; Cleorge F. Dill, nioomingdale, Ind.; James 4l)aff, Bnrbnursville, Ky.; John l)y- nan, Brooklyn; Alexander . Kvving, Chicago; Michael Uorknvei, Orodnn, Itusia; Arthur Grant, Corpus Christi Clifford Jones, Miles City; Tony Maivhero, Everson, Pa.; Milrofan Miekaylik, Philadelphia; Klislm Mul lia, Leahy, Wash.; Mussie Opelehuek, Cambridge; Memtt Pcrsoneni, Sho kan, N. Y.; 'Rudolph Hnbinnwitz, Co ney Island; Jos. Itachwal, Brooklyn Leo J. Sanders, Kwing, Neb. ; Hoy Snyder, I'ilot Hill, Cul.; Geo. Sterling Crise, Hall, Md.; George A. Stratton Fall Hiver, Mass. Daniel W. Thomas, Globe, Ariz.; Frank Wright, Jlelhueii, Aluss.; Nick Buggelt, Vellie, Ala.; Albert ISowRcr New York; John II. Cannon, La Grange, Gu.; Carmen Cappuzza, Iter wyn, I'a.; Thomas K. Condon, Indian npolis, Clarence C. Kllison, James town. Kas:; Kov E. Poraker, Belle Plains, Kas.; Frank E. Gondeck IlauitrarBck. Mich.: Hollv L. Good- lnori, Concord, N. Y.; Lee N. Kcnyon, Brooks, la;; Grover C. King. C'umi Va.'; Albert Lambert, Chester, Pa. Arthur W'l Loomis, Cheney, Kas.: Ar- Minis It. M'elntosk, Jfnselnnd, 'La. Tonv Hutkihs, Lambert, Ind.; Albert J. Schewee, Torre Haute; Burrell Smith. Tinsley, Ky.; Carl T. Welz, New York.'' Died of Wounds. Corporals Wallace G. Cox, New Or leans; Wagoner Willis L. SI rouse Sanbarv, Pa.; Privates Clayton 11 Baker, Tally, N. Y.; Hilo . Chaney, Frankfort, Ind.; William II. Ferguson Oregon City, Tex.: Robert Hill. King. Mill. Ohio: Leo A. Sehwind, Dubu que. '' . ' Died from airplane accident Cu det Percy II. Preston, Pittsburg Died of accident and olber causes Private Hugo Evangelicti,, Capedi mohln, Italy. Died of disease Private Theodore Rochester, Seat Pleasant. Md Missing In Action. Sergeant John II. Ileilzman, Pa louse, Wash.; Privates Marvin Dot son, Almrillo. Tex.; Bcrdesl Fnnehcr Onrrison, Tex. - ,KOtoiipcpeW. eanfV.Sscllelnolirdlii Wounded Severely 4 Captain John W. - Cotton, Holly wood, (.'nl.: Lieutenants lister E. Kirkpatriek,' Aberdeen, S. D.; llal W. Hickey, Belle Fourclie, S. D.: Kit giants Oscar M. Anderson, illiec In.; William F. Zcmpel, Jessu), la. Corporals Wilbur Ii. Mann, Tabor In.; Miltnn A. Saiduel, Fori Worlh Tex.: William F. Cox. Greenville.1 Tex.; Tom H. Evans, Glenwood, In.:j KdwnrdM. Flnhive,. Dinison. In.:; Cook Ernest O. Kincr.-on. Uosnell. X. M.; Mechanic Charles L. Casson. Des Moines. ' Priwites Alfred Anderson, Eld ridge, N. D.j Melvin Bain, Slaton, Tex. Mai-tin C. Balensicfcr, Waterloo, la.; Floyd 0. llnnks, Washington. la. ; Jos. A. Cnnnondy, Goldlield. Nev.; Or lnnd L. Canowny. New Virginia. la.: Itay .Vldi-on. Crnwtnrd. Argyll", Tex.: LouU I). Culler, Oakdale, Cal.; Cluis. E. Evans, Andnbon, In.; Clio.-.! rr F. Fnrmw, Woodon, Tex.; Walter W. Hcilig, Shelby, la.; Had Illieli. An.i eonda, Mont.1, Clarence W. ItosWell, Webster City, la.; Robert L. Chiiders, Roekford. ill.; Carl X. Dory. Fontan file, la.; Walter S. Ilcndcr-on. Mi.'iit I'leasant, la.; Ray W. llicok, W er loo, la.' Carl J. Krullen, Sheldon, la.; Erwiu l.umbcrtson, Lunitford, S. I).; Ililbe O. LiiiKe, St. Maries, Ida.: Luther M. (ice, Chillicothe. Tex.; ('lniKtolu-r II. Colston, Alliance. Neb.- Mnlio J. Hat San Francisco; (Jon, Knllcs, J.e nars, la.; Liniglilin li. .Mcpherson. ndianola, la.; Homer liavnionil. lii- ienour, Wallace, Noli.; Fred S. Stall- lilt, 1818 Terry ave., Sealtlc; liar-; dd Weeks, Fort Bra'jg, Cal.: Ph.lin I. Schmilt, Marcus, la.; .Marion I'.uchy, Seobcv, Mout.j William Walk- r, Paijilic Jniiction, la.; Frank E. lardin, Pecan Cai, Tex. Wounded, llegreo l uiletorinllieil. Sergeant Jesse P. Ncv.'gerrv, Fort Worth, Tex.; Robert K. fhilliw, Tan- Icwood, 'lex,; I'Orpoial liollic lien- ton, Sioux City, la.; Privates Julius Rottlulf, Potter Valley, Cal.; Bennett Hiiriiham, Marblcbeaii Falls, Tex.: John B. Ileal, Edna, Tex.; Walter Dir- len, Somis, Cal.; Lee X. lliguins, Mc- Kinney, Tex.; Ilarrie li. Kreeger, Ohainn, Neb. Marino Casualties. WASHINGTON, Aug. V. A marine casually list issued today shows: killed in action, fil; wied of wounds, two; wounded severely, X wounded, legiee undetermined, Oil. Total, 202. The list includes Private Seth C. Cndman, Portland, Ore., died of wounds received in action; Privates Victor J. l.awhead, Pocatello, Ida., woande in action severely; Corporal John O. Harertield, Weiser, Ida.: Pri vate Herbert C. Adams, Sedro Wool- ley, Wash., wounded in action, degree undetennined. Killed in Action Lieutenant Carleton Burr, Boston; Sergeants I.estor I). Durbln, Camer on, W. Va.; James J. McCormick, Cheltenham, England; John Scurank, Hobokcn; Joseph Walter, Xew York; Samuel L. Copeland. Wichita; Her bert I. Shadle, Chicago; John O. Sto ver, Lebanon, I'a.; Arthur O. Sulli van, Eureka, Utah; Hugh M. Todd, Dyersburg, Tenn.; David M. Vincent, East Highland Park, Mich,; Joseph B. Warren, Spring Hill, Tenn.; Cor porals William M. Barnett, Oswego, N. Y.; Leo J. Hill, Steamboat Springs Colo.; Mearl C. Rockwell, Holly, Colo. Privates James A. Alsobrook, Chaffee, Mo.; Guy R. Baird, Carlln- villo. Ills.; Harold II. Bartlett, Jack sonville, Ills.; Ervln C. Betchor, Ada, Minn.; Ernest II. Bonvllllnn, llouma, La.t Warren Brock, Orleans, Ind.; Howard P. Burton, Vevay, Ind.; Jas. L. Corey, Argos, Ind.; Charles F. Cunningham, Colioes, X. Y.; Fred J. Dewltt, Xomcnce, Ills.; Fred O. Duf fer. Shannon, Miss.; Thomas E. Garrett, Highland Springs, Va.; Ed ward T. Garrison, Koenor, Ala.; John A. Harrisburg, Auburn, Maine; Jonas Johnson, Milwaukee; John It. Knpalls, Cranesvllle, i.N". Y.; John K. Ochls, Murray City, Ohio; M. John K. Maleekf, Milwaukee; M. Jesse it. -laanos, Nashville; -George A. Kim ball, Cass Lake. Minn.; Verncr Llnd strom, Lamond, Ills.; Charles T. Mc Cormick, Havana, Cuba; Albert E. Mooro, Riverside, Ills.; David P. Xor rls, Xew York; Jesso A. Palmer, Iluntsvillo, Tex.; Raymond W. Plg gott, Longbottom, Ohio; Dewey L. Pittmau San Antonio; Cecil B. Rob inson, Blandsvitle, W. Va. ; Theodore C. Itosenow, Kenosha, Wis.; Edmund T. Smith, Onarga, Ills.; William V. Smith, Allston, Mass.; William A. Stavely, Chicago; Stanley Stearns, llecla, S. D.; James P. Wels, Chica go; John R. Wheeler, Linden, X. J.; Alfred Willlnms, Jr.; Penn Yan, X. Y. Died of Wounds ; Privates Soth C. Cadman, Port land, Ore.; Ballard I. E. Prultt, Dan-IU'i vlllo, Va. 'Wounded iti Action Lieutenant Clyde P. Matteson, Buf falo, Wyo.; Sergeant Simon J. Mad den, Kenosha, Wis.; Privates Louis Hill. Bralnard, Minn.; Victor J. Law head, Pocatello, Idaho. Wbunded iti Action, degree undeter mined: Sergeant Robert White, Los Angeles; Corporals Arthur W. An derson, Valparaiso, Neb.; Byron E. Arrles, Plattsmouth, Neb.; John O. Haverfleld, Weiser, Idaho; Elmer X. Lancaster, Areata, Cal.; Privates Herbert C. Adams. Sedro Woolley, "Wash.; Charles H. Habb, Wllmot, 8. I).; Frederick Eckles, Gray, Iowa; Dewey E. Xulph, Cameron, Colo.; Thomas W. Payton, Reed Point. Mont.; Edwin II. Ward, Dayton, Wash.: Harry P. Warren, Ilcllwood, Neb.; Alvln B. Wldle, Lovlnglon, X. M. You Can't Rub It Avajr; Rheumatism is in the Blood Liniments Will Never Cure. If you are afflicted with Rheuma tism, why waste time with liniments, lotions ond other local application-, that never did enre Kheumatism, and never will? Do not try to rub the pain away, for you will never succeed. Try the sensible plan of finding- the cause of the pain, and go after that. Remove the cause, and there enh be no pr.i. You will never be rid of Khcuma- The Outbursts of Everet, True By CONDO 1 fiisueve vou arc ...yes StR. K THIS CHlie.MIM OP ygPf ' .' CK THt-S M(f(STtr5. fi'-WTl-l 1 n Ht - . .-w NO START THIS ASHLAND AND VICINITY ."Thehip on which I sailed has ar rived safely overseas" is tho welcome ;ome ! MoJ boffl news received lately from Andy Clellan, kell-known Ashland bo; who is captain of Co. L, 363d Infan try. Word came thru the familiar Y. M. C. A. red triangle channels. Vernon Doran Is at Fort McArthur, Sah Pedro, Cul. Alrl Irwin of tho marines is with the cruiser Helena in Asiatic waters,: and his brother Lews is at Camp Lewis. Glean Young, of tho engineer forestry division. Is re cuperating In hospital in France from pffpclq nf Hhp.ll wnimil In knee (1nr- , roll Wagner Is at the officers train- ing school, Fortress Monroe, Va. Homer Payne is with the 52d aero squad, Hemstoad Plain, Long Island, Xow York. Frod Taylor, former bus- the "Temple of Trade," died last Sunday at Camp Fremont, Cal. Ho was in the government service as a Y. M. C. A. worker. His remains wilt be brought to Ashland and burled by tho side of his wife, who met her death several years ago n tho result of an automobile accident near Corn ing, Cal. July weather was on the warm or der, with a maximum temperature of 94 on the 2Mb and 29th; minimum. 41 on the 27th. Precipitation .02. Clear days, 25. The precipitation for the seven months or 1918 has been 9.10, about ZVi inches less by com parison with the mean rainfall dur ing the same period for the past 3tt years, which has been, 12. sr, Inches for the months of January to July Inclusive. F. Swindle and family have re turned from a month's stay In Klum- ond Lake counties, mingling busi ness with pleasure. Rev. II. A. Curnaban Is away on a visit to .Modesto, and other California points. Hal Emery, assistant cashier of the First National bank, is with his family, passing the customary fort night's vacation with relatives and friends In Portland. Miss Hazel Lowe, recent graduate of the normnl school at Chico, will be principal br schoolt, the forthcoming year at tllenn, Calif. V ' Quietly and without any distur bance perceptible, marked the gov ernment's assumption of control over the telephone and telegraph wires of tho country as represented in the local units of the respective lines. In the men nil mo tho service In gen- eral is under control or the postofflce department. In n circular letter re ceived by Warren Williams, manager tism until you cleanse your blood ct the germs that cause me nip.car.e. S. S. has never had an equal a a blood purifier and scores of sufferer 1 pay that It hai cleansed their blood or! Rheumatism, nr.d removed all trata if the discs-e from their system. Get a bottle of S. 8. S. at yev drutr store, and get on tho rigV.l treatnent to-day. If you want sj.; rtal mcdl-al advice, you can obtain i'. f ?e bv ud'Vc-airir Medical Dirc'-V-' . S3 Sw'jft Labora'.wr;:, A'.'.aata, lia. i ' i of the local exchange of the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph company. Theo. N. Vail, the veteran president of the Bell Telephone colossus dwells upon the fine sense of obligation and loyalty which has heretofore charac terized the personnel of telephone employes thruout the nation, praises all who have been identified with the service, and asks that the same loyal ty, fidelity and devotion be extended the government in its supervision un der the new order of things. All phuses of prompt and orficjent ser vice will ontlnuo as heretofore "Ring 'em up!" but avoid the exper ience of tho maiden lady who upon being asked by a niece if sho ever entertained an offer of marriage, re- nlled ,hat the "PPO''" presented ' itunir nniv nnnA inn in innr inRinnrp tho proposal was over tho phone, but alas, the gentleman got the wrong number. Archie Million, of Sacrnmonto, Is hero looking after property interests. He Is in the employ of a big corpora tion In the capital city. Horn, Aug. a, to Mr. and Mrs. P. I.. Rushton, whose homo Is on Walker nvenue, twins, a fine sturdy boy and beautiful llttlo girl. Tho mother Is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. York. J. C. Bralnard, rancher and peda gogue, last year principal of the Eagle Point schools, is at Weed In tho employ of lumber Industry. He and his wife nu.y visit other portions of California laler on. Th,e entire net proceeds of the round-up will be turned over to the Red Cross. This means at Pendloton next month. ' George Cyester, efficient clerk at the roundhouse In local depot yards, will about the middle of the month move from the present home, 74 Granite street, to the Calkins house on Laurel Btreet. Word from the Frohbach family at Three Forks, Montana, relates bow they took pleasure In meeting the contingent of Ashland soldier boys who went east via Spokane instead or thru this tcrmlnnl. Their greeting was not confined merely to Words, but assumed the phase oj a "shower' in (lie way or suosianuai courtesies Mrs. Clara Delsman, having re turned from nn extended visit Willi relatives and friends in Portland, has purchased the Charles Rogtrs place on lower Oak street, the premises of ono and one-hair acres Including sightly new bungalow. Literal coals or fire have been heaped upon tho head of an Ashland resident, inasmuch as a local paper reports that "the roof of Lee Porter," on Coolldttu street, caught rire Siinduv nrti rnnon An Inlerdenomlnatioual holiness R Kemp Welch. Consulting mining engineer and mlnerologlst; examinations and advice on mechanical re quirement of all class of mines. My concentrator saves all min erals Including platinum. l.t K, Main ftt. ' Ashland, Oro. rally will be held at the Xatnrene' church on Wednesday afternoon and evening, Aug. 7, conducted by the pastor, Rev. D. D. Edwards, assisted by Mrs. Klva A. Hobart, pastor of the Free Methodist church. Testimony, song and praise features will be In corporated In the sorvlces. Fred Hollbaugh, one of the pro gressive ranchers near Talent, who is making the raising of fine stock a specialty, has recently purchased from J. H. Fuller, of the same vicin ity, flvo head of registered Jerseys, supplementing his notable herd of prjze animals. Mrs. M. II. Flock, of Sacramento, Is visiting friends here, pending the absence of husband and sons in Can ada whero they have landed inter ests. Tho family formerly resided in Ashland, where Mr. Flock was in Southom Pucific employ as passenger conductor. An old-fashioned camp meeting, held under Xazarene church auspices, will be held in local parks during the period from Aug. 23 to Sept. 8. Health conditions In the big army camps U exemplified by statements of soldiers passing thru here. Citing Camp Lewis, for example, last week 27 men were reported ill out of the total number of l'S.343 stationed there. Frequenters of the depot sec tion during train timo note with sat isfaction tho universal favorable 'statements which the soldiers make in connection with the care which the government exorcises regarding their physical condition. They sometimes chafe under restrictions, but all agree 'that It is "for the good of the ser vice." ' Miss Marion Huntley has resigned 'the position as bookkeeper for the local office of the Oregon Gaa & Electric company. Reported by Jtekun County Ab. tnot Co.. Birth fcnd Central At. Circuit Court, F.M. Mnrson vs. - Aslilund ' Iron Works. Answer, John K. lioclio vs. Ashland Na tional Farm Loan association. Or dcr. ' ' W. M. Kinuison vs. Carl W. Abel1 cronibie et al. Order denying motion. William E. Duller vs. Edward E Dutton et ill. Order overruling dc inurrer. Oil" Michael et al vs. K. J. Bcrgc el al. Order denying motion. L. A. Nell vs. hrinay L. Ilosley e al. For money. Nellie Prock vs. Curtis Prock. De cree. Ural F.stnlo Transfers "Ermay L. Ilosley, Maud A. Hosloy, his wife, to Sophia K. Ramaby. Lot 7, blk. 22, Chltwood tract, Ash land iu.no From R. title 2,lt0 to Owen A. Dhlley, Anna Ml Dalley, ' husband and wile. Lot 3, , blk. 1, Barr's Add. to Med ford From R. title 2:t.".S to Adolph Weyrlch, Bertha Wcyrkh. husband and wife. 17 acres In D. L. C. Xo. 41, twp. 38 S. It. 1 E. of Will, mer : Answered by (Sir. .Maxwell) When Ty Cobb lines out a two-lmg- gcr why does his hit look so much like him? Miss Uo-c Buddy. Because it's his double. IIF.LP WANTED Male and Female WANTED Ciirl auto washers, sev eral men mechanics and one floor mnn. Crater Lake Motor Co. 11K WANTKtv MIKCKIiLANKOPS WANTED Old Junk rags, rubber, brass, copper, zinc, lead and old Iron. Will pay best prices. Call 2S3-J, Medford Junk Co. WANTED Furniture, Including baby's bed. Phone 27S-L. 117 WANTED Government needs 20,000 clerks at Washington. Kxuituna tlonseverywhere In August. Ex perience unnecessary. Men and women desiring government posi tions wrlto for free particulars to J. ('. Leonard, (former Civil Ser vieo Examiner), 105X Kenols bldg., Washington. il WANTED To rent, grain and alfalfa ranch. Box W. D., .Mall Tribune. 118 WANTF.D .Men's wigs and toupees mado to order at Carl Bowinnn's Barber Shop. 118 WAN'TKD calves. -Three or four Phone r29. weaned 118 WANTED (lood second-hand grain sacks at 12c each. 1'hono f3-l-X 11C WANTED Sell yonr cream to the Johnson Prod. Co., central Point Ore., whore the tost and cash counta. WANTED Houaea to move, build, repair or wreck. Phone 48S-JK oi 4KX-X. ' WANTED R. II. Toft buya Liberty bonds, alio mortgagea, notes, Itida nients, escrow contracts, etc., and makes abort time loani on an old thing. COURT HOUSE REPORT i , 6 Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief RELL-AN Impfor indigesti ON HELP WAXTKI1 KKMALB WANTED Woman for general housework, family of two. 531-Y. Phone HELP WANTEIi MA (.St. WANTED Mnn to pull slumps. Ap ply Hampton Qrchurd. Rhone 40S-R1. WAXTRI) Experienced orchnrd foreman by Sept. 1st. State exp6r. lonco and salary wanted. Box X, Mail Tribune. WANTED Men. Medford Ice & Storago Co. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. FOR SALU OR TRADE House and lot In Rogue River, for automo bile, cattle, sheep or mules, or will take nronerty around uratn Write I. W. Haines, Drain. 117 FOR RENT Five-room house, hard wood floors, lull cement basoment garage. Phono 370-W. ' FOR SALE Small improved ranch three miles from Medrnrd, cheap and very easy terms. Above rrost line. Poaches, pears, cherries, apricots, Concord and Tokay grapes; all kinds of berries. City water. Small house and barn. Sub- irrigated. P. E. Wynkoop, 820 West Twelfth Btreet. FOR SALE Farming land, trull land, stock ranches, timber land from $10 per acre up, on long time easy payment, or might exchange for other clear property. Ad drew Gold R Realty . FOB SALR LIVESTOCK. FOR SALE 400 head Shropahli ewes and lambs, reasonable. Also good sheep ranch with ample teen to-curry thru winter. 11. IJ. Kuiiii Applegate, Ore. 12 FOR SALE 14 head of cattle and four calves now in pasture; also two saddle horses and throe work horses. O. M. Winn, Wellon, Ore 123 FOR SALE Two mares, 9 and 1 years old:, one horse. 4 yearB old two mares, 2 years old; one set of harness. All Al. will sou trade for Al five passonger cur. For particulars wrlto or call C. L. Barnum, at Weed, Cal., P. O. Box 128. 116 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS!. FOR SALE Ouurtorcd oak dlnim table and six chairs, Ice chest kitchen cabinet, electric range and water heater, china cabinet, daven port, sanitary cots, beds, kitchen furniture, iiO-gnllon gasolino tank Cash or Liberty bonds. Apply be foro Saturday. 10u Uonova. T.I' Daniels. 117 FOR SALE Rollablo gas range, doublo ovar, first-class condition all attachments. At 'Xo. I) South Fir street. ' 121 FOR SALE Shakes, .1.00 pel 1,000, loaded on car. Cheaper In carload lots. Terms cash. 30-lnrh shakes. Write Mrs. Mabelle 1 1 II dretli, Box 113, Unite Fulls, Ore 1 1 FOR SALE Cow, horse, surrey, two sets single harness. S-inch plow kitchen cabinet, dining table chairs, rugs, beds, dressers, fruit jars, chiffonier, library tab! dishes and kitchen utensils. One- half mile west of Phoenix. M. Kruknr. 12 FOR SALE Household goods, fruit jars, chickens. Phono fiHH-Rl, call nights. 1 1 FOR BALE Xo. :1 Sharpies cream separator, $18.00. phono BS!i-.l or see It at FarmerH Co-operatlv Creamery, North Central uve. 120 OR SALU One mare, ono wagon and harneas. It; South Pear street, Medford. 1 FOR SALE Dry oak wood deli ercd In Medford $:i.iio per tier Jacksonville, $.1.ti0. Webster Ranch, I Vi north of Jacksonvill Frank Wight. 121 FOR SALE Orchaid. -Cull pears. Hampton Rhone 'IG8-R1. FOR SALE At 1(1 .North Orange Btreet, bedsteads, dresser, hufret tables, folding bed, bookcas:o, et1 Phone .110. 1 1 FOD SALE -Heavy warehouse true at Rush Mill. 1 is 'OK SALIC Body for Ford l'j-toi truck, cheap, Ituss Mill. FOR BALE tlood team, wagon an harness for sale cheap. Address Box 4.'l, A.shland, Ore. 1 1 FOR SALE Straw. F. S. Carpenter. mono 201-1(1. 1 FOR SALE Ford truck, Smith a tachmcnt. L. B. Brown, FOIt RENT MIHCKLLA.NKOl'H, FOR REXT From Nov. 1st, the brb-k warehouse occupied by tl Medford Fruit Co. Apply Archl S, Ash. Kl FOR RENT Six acres of Innd wl fruit trees, good buildings, on SI klyou HnlghtH. Key ut 20S Trl) Btreet, Medford, 1 11 VOn RBN'T Cheap, store bulldln with living rooms above. At co ner of Oakdale and 11th atreet Phnne JH..M FOR RENT AI'AKTMESTH. FOIt RENT Ono completely fu nlshed apartmeut, Hotel Ilollaud. FOP. REXl HOUSES. OR RENT Sovea-room house, can ter of town; paved streets, large lot. Inquire oi tlco. f relchter. 120 OR RENT Nicely rurnlshed six- room houso; also furnished two room house ' John F. White, 714 West Eleventh, phono 449-M. 133 FOR REXT Two Oatoa bungalows at a low price to reliable parties. C. E. OatBR. . tf LOST. OST Surrey rubber tire. Reward. Leave at Mori'lnian'B Shop. 117 FOF.NI. OIJN1) Pull1 o; trousers and sweat er between bore und Roguo River. Owner can havo samu by calling at 'Medford Furniture- & Hardware Co., and paying for notice. MOVB TO IOAS. MONEY TO LOAN' on good real estate serurlty, and will buy Lib erty Bonds. J. B. Andrews, No. 31 North (irnpo. Phono 047.J. tt UO.NUY l'O ijUA-i Monej i lea n Medford prorert? Paa month It ptmiMifn " D h. Wotl I1URINK8S tlirtKCTOBt Mining Experts. CAMPBELL & LILJEQRAN mlnoa promlting association; mining properties listed for sale. Bam pled and reports rendered. - Office and assay laboratory at 107 North Fir St., opposite Hotel Holland. Sam ples by mall given prompt atten tion. Attorney. WM. M. COLVIG Attorney-at-law. Medford National Bank Bldg. PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-at-law. rooms 8 and S, Medford Nanona' Bank Building. V. B. Reamea, Lawyer. Oaraett Corey Banding. A a to Bapplle. aAHBR AUTO BPRINQ CO. W are operating the largest, aide and best-equipped plant In the Pa olflo northwest. Use our spring! when other fall. Bold ander writ ten guarantee. 84 North Flfteeati BL, Portland, Oregou. Ganasaja GARBAGE Get your premlsM cleaned np for the lummar. Call on the city garbage wagon (01 tod aervloe. Phone I61-Y, V T. Allen, . , Expert Accountant. WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M. Wil son, C, P. A. Ask about our new and simplified method ot account ing. Particularly valuable to ant business as a time-saver glvlna full business detail. M. F. & H. Bldg., Medford. Phone 1B7-R. Instruction la Maale. ."RED ALTON HA1GHT Teacher al -piano and harmony. Halght atnaU Studio, 401 Qarnett-Corey BKU Phone 7J. Insurance. ALICE HOLLOW AT Fire. Aocldenv Automobile, Liability policies writ, ten with best English and Eastern Companies. Office 40 ilarnett Corey Bldg. ' EARL S. TUMY General Insurance ofrice, Fire, Automobile, Accident, Liability, Plato Glass, Hay or Grain In field or barn; also Live stock. Contract and Surety Bonds. Excellont companies, good local service. No. 210 Garnett-Corey Bldg., L. L. Catbcart, Manager. 1 Planing Mill. THOMAS MOFFAT General mill work, Saab, doors, mouldings and screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone 184. .. Physician and Ba coa. DR? W. W HOWARDOsteopathli! physician. 803 C rnott-Corey build ing. Phone 1T0. OR. J. J. EMM ICS 3 Physician and urgeon. Practice limited to ey. ear, nose and throat. Eye scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst for 8. P. R. R, Co. Offices 11. F. ft H. Oa uidg. Phone 667. Printers and Publish era. MEDFORD VrINTINO CO. has U beBt equipped printing office la Southern Oregon. Rook blading, loose leaf lodgers, billing systema, ete. Portland prices. 17 Norta Fir St. tTMunes t&ADS TRANSFER & STORAGE! CO Office 42 North Front SL Phona 316. Price right. Harries laar antpAri ATTRACTIVE Tills beautiful llttlo 11-acre Orch ard und Poultry ranch, with a ulco modern r-rooin bungalow with splen dld water supply, good barn and chicken houses, garden and berries la for sale at loss thnn one-half of the price It has always been considered worth, It lies 4 miles southeast of Medford and I 'Ai miles from Phoenix, Tho price Is 12,100.00. Brown & White 10 South Fir Slrcot. a