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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATH TRIBLWE, MEDFORD, OKKOOW SATURDAY. A T1. 17, 1!)1R AUSTRIANS warned AGAINST ITALIANS : i- r ZClitCH, Aus 17r-Thf Niem Freie Presse o recent date says : "Kendinjr the' Italian newspaper. feives is the impression that the coun try lias recovered froni the disaster of Caporetto. Information ideuner, from persons coming from there am from Italians themselves, makes il appear that Qiolitti has hist his po. ularily. "The socialists of the Avnnti an not organized Kiii'ficiently to opposi the course-of events, prlundo hu fitnrted a Slavonic policy under the . auspices of (lie Tinted Slates anil ii devclopiii',' u grout move to atlach tin Jugo-Slavs of Atistriit lo the allies TMii Italian high command supports tthis policy. 'Tlto campaign mrainst Austria or ganized in Italy should not he taken lightly. Mussolini, the most popular man in llnly, is still youmr and am bitious. Nobody in the countries ol the entente has known how to make a. propaganda for war like hiin. lie lias mobilized, the crippled .and , wounded so that they go about incit . injr the war spirit from one end of the peninsula to the other. "The economical condition of the country is not as had ns is generally believed. We should not base any calculations on the factors of want and misery." Portland Livestock POKTLAXD, Ore.. Ausr. 17. Cat tle steady; receipts 17f; prime steers, .tll.T'it" Kl.dll; jrood to choice, $10.7f)(ii 11.7.; medium to rood, if!!. fill 10.7f; fair to medium, $8.'O(nv!).i0 eomnion to fair, $.").o()( 8."0; choice hbws and heifers, ,f li.00(n'7.(l ; fair to medium, -,fo.(IO(7?U.OU canners. $3:0(l.).(l(l; bulls, $:,.r,U(ii:T.r,0: calves, if8.5fl(f ll..r)(l; stackers and feeders, if(i.00(a8.W. Hogs slendy, receipts 89. Prime mixed, tf'l!).0l)fn)1Q.50': medium mixed, $17.00(ffl8.00; rough heavies, 17.2o 1 7.75 ; pisrs, :Mfi.rd17.00; bulk of sales, .fll).(m( l!).'J.). t Sheep steady, receipts none. Prime lambs, fl.'I.ODtn 14.00: fair to medium. $11 .00(11 12.00; yenrlinirs, .fn.r)0(S ; ll.")0; wethers, 'if8.")0()10.00; ewes, $7.no((fn.i). lliittcr njid Egss I'OHTLAXD, Ore., Amr. 17. Nut ter firm, cily creamery "rints, fjjc: cartons, "i.'lcc buyine; nnce butter fat, Porlland, 5fc; cube extras, iHIo; see- one's. 48c; dairy, 3fic. ... EOOS Soiling price No. 2, quality. - ,.34c. Buyine; price, rotten and crack ed out, 4(lc; candled, 48(S")0c; select . e4 candled in cartons, f3e. POULTRY liens, 23c; broilers, 25(a30c; old roosters, 10c; turkeys, 2830c; goose, 22c; ducks, yonnir. 1,1 i33e. ' ' Portland Grain. ' "f- WHEAT New crop. $2.20; barley : feed, ?G0; brewing, $2; oats, .f.jS.oO - . bid; corn. No. 3, yellow, $72 bid. ' -t- . 1 IrflLLSTUFFS Wrn, 3t : shorts 33? middlings, $3!).0039.50. ITAY Buyimr price, timothy. $S3 (534; alfalfa, .27.'j0: srain, $20. . . TALENT TALK $ -Mrs. K: C , Heed -entertained Thursday1 In honor of Mrs. Lillian Joffery, at a luncheon at her homo In Ashland. The guests present were Mrs. Jeffery, Mrs. Yoe and daughters Mildred and Juanita, Mrs. Iloldrldge, Mrs. Way, Mrs. King, and Miss Da t"n. Mrs. Jeffery expects to leave toon for Oakland, Calif., to bo ab sent for three years. Mr. and Mrs. ,Tame3 Fuller, Mr and Mrs. 11. T. Elmore ot Ashland ' spent several days at Oakmont farm the home of their son, J. II. Fuller ' In Wagner creek last week. ' Mrs. II. R. Knlg was the uest of Mrs. L. P. Ames in Medford las Tuesday. Mr. and "Mrs. E. E. Cook expects to leave for Seattle In tho near future :'f Mrs. Mills, Mrs. L. J. Luke, Mis. II. L. King were Ashland shoppers last Wednesday. 1 A farewell party wns given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hall 'baugh Saturday evening In honor of Miss lnei Egan. Quite a number of guests were present und a very en Joyable evening was spent. Miss Kgan will leave soon for Sacramento i where she will take a nurses' cour?' : i in tho White hospital In that city, f Miss Hoosey left Tuesday for h ; borne In Millionaire How nfler spend i- Ing three or four das as a guest n the hpnio of her sister, Mrs. Marlon ,'Trcr, F. L. Iloldrldge and fnmlly, Mrs W. D. HoldrldRO, Mr. and Mrs. Mat -i. teson spent Sunday at Happy Camp j on Rogue river. . Dr. and Mrs. Forbes and three li!ldrcn. Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Lnwlon ( rarenls of Mrs. Forbes, and Mrs Percy Wood of Medford called at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hol dridge Sunday evening. Dr. Louise Davles Whflffer' and niece of Los Angeles.'urriveil Sunday and-are the guest of Mr. and Mrs T. C. WilliamB this week. Mrs. T. C. ' Williams-rece'ved a telegram Sunday stuifng that her mother. Mrs. D. P. Olllraah of New ell, Iowa, had suddenly passed away that morning. Mrs. tiillman leave.' a husband, three daughters and d grandson. Miss Verna, her youngest daughter, is well known here and in Medford, having spent two years with her sister, Mrs. T, C. Williams. Frank Elliott returned Tuesday from California where he has been for several months. Word has been received from Charles Tryer that he has been trans ferred lo Camp Merrlit, Now Jersey. Quito a crew of men are loading ties and lumber at the dopot from the mills on Wagner and Anderson creeks. The ties are to go to Ash land where they will be treated with creasoto before being used for rail road purposes. Church sorvlces as usual next Sun day. Sunday school at 10 a. m. preaching at 11, Epworth League 7 p. m., evening service at 8. A cor dial Invitation Is extended to all. Floyd V. Bell left Wednesday for Portland to take the final examina tion; ho will then enter tho Benson Polytechnic Institute in that city. Professor lteimer and family re turned recently from a trip lo Crater Lake. Miss-Edna Wells accompanied by Miss Dclpha Coleman of Jacksonville left Thursday for Portland, to at tend the G. A. R. convention. Three tons of sugar was hauled to the cannery Thursday afternoon for the season's canning. Mr. and Mrs. Wells and daughter, Miss Edna spent the week end at Crater Lake. The Garvin brothers are sinking a shaft at the town well to see if an increase in the water supply can be obtained. SIS VALLEY . The rain of Wednesday was one of tho first real rains onr valley has had since early April. Altho it did some harm to the unthrcshed grain It was of much benefit to the late growing gardens. Richard Strauss Is on the verge of closing a deal for a Urge farm trac tor. Homo of the grain being threshed went over expectations whilo some fell short, but taking it in general it did fairly well considering the sea son. Some of the orchardists have com menced pear picking and have lately bc"en interviewed by several buyers. MIhs Bulah Morrino who has spent most of the summer with her sister, Mrs. H. I. Pelton, returned Tuesday to her home in Kansas. The Union Sunday school group gathering which met Sunday on the Nealon ranch proved very successful. A large attendance gathered from all over the county, who greatly enjoyed tho program and took to heart the splendid address by Hev. Rooser of Grants Pass. Wo areglad that such work as this is undertaken, by the Union misaionary for there Is nothing during this daVk time, that could be more needful or reconeiliating than a gathering of this kind where each side by side gives a day's thought to the one power which can sustain when all others fail. Karl Moore and family of Central Point visited Saturday and Sunday with V. C. Kenney and family. Mr. Moofe expects to soon leave for Mon tuna. K. C. Cooper who has been employ ed near Prospect, has returned home O. T. Wilson returned from Pros pect Sunday where he has spent sev eral days tending his shocp. .Mrs, V. A. Little of Central Point is voting her daughter, Mra. W. C. Kenney this week. EAGLE POINT EAGLETS By A. C. tfnwfeW Ln-;f Sat urdn v after I had sent my letter to the McdlWd Mail Tribiin I met (iiite a number of people in our little town, unifint; wlumi v-ro linliy MntbewH ;tnd Rube .lolin-oii. Knbe has Imu'Jit an n'llniiiobilp, iirid is en- oyinr life joyridinir. lie says that i: is gninjj to try to enjoy life now ns his Working days art' about ov ThoniilH F;ir!ov and family of Lakf f rci'li were uKo duinir biiMiiev hor Hti Kdniewb-o:) of hi-rhv i!inl i Lilly I did nut know, i,t-i'rl ihrtnivh ti.wn p'im? toward Mt'!frl. Lime ( 'ulbert-'im. who pa---fd throui:h hen in the immini on hj wiiy to Mi'dlord, returned, tiriniii!c out a lady by the name of Thorn-en with him. fr, Mm fiauVr and her iluuhter, Mr. Ilan'cy Stanley were anions the Iris ines ealMT- Sainrday. Then was Kill (iw4 iIhix in Tn'it SatitiilMy inclit ami there wa inite a nti.nl'tr of our yjAiie folk The Outbursts of 1 Everett True , By CONDO, , AofSr sifei to you" THiMK &- NOOG1H T5IR.T " '--:?A I ypgsztqE. IN OUR CRvj'B went from here and about .3 o'clock Sunday niorniiiir Williaiu Coy, Millard Robin.-on mid Carl Hrymniin cnuic in for beds at the Sunnysidc. Walter Wood passed throue.li town with 12 or 15 head of cattle. Inking them to his ranch. Nnrvy Stanley was at work build injr a lur.ue ham on his ranch in the Beneherue country. Among the callers Sunday were Frank Ilascllon, Alex liclts, l.ylo Van Scoy, Vi'illiam Coy of Kagle I'oint, Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Ilntler, Mr. und Mrs. Chirk Hush, Mr. and Mrs. Mat Day of Ashland. Mr. Hay is one of the interesting contributors to the news columns of the Daily Medford Tribune and from the slight acquaint nice made a very favorable imprcs-! sion. Mr. and their mid Mrs. E. (!. Trowbrul dirnubtcr, Miss Florence, and Miss l.ucile Watson, all of Med-j ford, ISenj. F. Tanner of Kontz, Ind., was with us Sunday nic,ht. Monday J. L. Ilobinson,' one of our progressive farmers came in wilh one of his boyM to see him off to join bis eomrades in the army. J. II. Tyrell formerly of Lake Creek, but now of Medford, who sold the site and bind adjoininirf of the Manirancse mill on Lost creek, came out from Medford Monday niorninsr for breakfast. He and bis family have been camped at the Dead Indian soda xprings for the past five or six weeks and he took n run out to Medford lo look ufter his interest there and decided to come mil this far before breakfast, so thut he could reach camp before it got so warm. Mr. W. K. Allen and G. K. Slowell called for dinner Monday on Iheir way up lo Ihc niiiniraucse mine. Mr. Slowell is wilh llle Oregon bureau of mines and couloiry in the exploita tion work at the noted mines of Lake creek. I understand that they have, the DndY'p drilling outfit up there at work on the development work, and thai Ihc results nrt very satisfac tory, thut they lire discowrinji almost an unlimited amount of ore mi one "inall tract, nboul l." acres, anil are dill making new and greater discov eries. Mr. ami Mrs. Cocr of Clackamas county Oregon, were hereto ..pond the ni(rbt with us Monday. They were here lo look al a tract of hind wilh an eye to buyine; it, hut when they learn ed thai il was nine miles from a hidi sehoij und four miles to the nearest school I hoy decided Hint il would nut soil litem, so left TiicMloy lo look for another nlace. Thev have six children lo educate and one of them has piis--cd the second year and mi ni her the first year in Inch school. We would have been alad if thev could have found a place to suit them as they seemed to be of thut e!ns, that will be a help to a oonum:nily. Tuesday morning lltcre was ouite i tMin'ticr of pusscni:ei-s on the ! A !'.. train and nnm:r Ihem vr" Mr. 'ind Mrs. Morris of Ilutte PnlN. They lnul been otit p, Mcdlonl mid were r"tuniir hone. I Henumi Meyer and his son Herman Mcver, Jr., were in tow n Monday. There uus a mceliii of the school hoard Muiulnv nihl ami ainoiij; other mailers altimlcd lo wjm the cniplny 'iieiil of a teacher fur Ibe inlcr';;e ''uite department of our s,.i,i,,. Tl,e "it'plovcd a Indv by Hie name of M!-s I lolcie-e I.a:.-ii., all co-tcrn h.ilv with seven years' experience. ,I)r. Holt savs that she comes vcrv well recommended. Mr. Dave Hereon and son Hum; passed through here Tuesday on their wnv borne via Crater Luke and Huckleberry mountain. Mr. Heron at one lime was a resident of Ibis uon ) miinity and is Wniuidoercd by liumy of the old sloekmch. Mrs. Mabel Weilz rice Mabel Han son, .formerly of Climdv; wusa pleas ant caller cdnestlav. She bad come out on her wiiy to Climax to visit some of her old neighbors. She has been teacbinir on Apfih'Hiite and ex pects lo leach Ihc fall and winter, term in .fluid Hill. ' Gcorfre 1'hillips and' family, one of Ibe section men o nlho I'. & K. II. H., came out und e'lent Saturday jiinht and Sunday with his-, molher-in-law, Mrs. X. K. Walking,, and whilo here paid up his subscription to (he Week ly Mail Tribune and ordered it Ktop ped as he is lakine; Ibe Ilaily Mail Tribune. He is now a resident of Medford. W. I'. HolhriMik, on:. of our pros perous farmers was iu town Monday mid while here renewed his subscrip tion to the Daily M.iil Tribune. COURT HPOSEIiEPPiil Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., buth and Central Ave. Heal .;.statn Transient V. J. Einerlrk and Mattlc L. Enieriek to Mra. K. C. Kee. WV4 of lots 4, 5, (i, of blk. 13, Hutto Falls J 10.00 .lames A. McDonald to Sarah Elizabeth Hooker. 13 acres in I)'. L. C. 43. twp.-3S, 1W 10.00 John O. Itobcrg and .Sarah L. itobcrg lo Grace II. James. Lots 11, 12, 13, blk. I, Pago add. to Meilford 900.00 Fruitgrowers Trust & Title Co. to Itoso Elfort and Mrs. T. It. Tanner, is acres moro or leas In blk, 22, Siskiyou Heights add. to Medford.... 1.00 W. M. Stewart nnd K. M. Stewart to Tlla l.olford, und. V4 Int. In WV4 ' of NW. and XKV4 of NW', of sec. 32, twp. 3.',, K. 1 eonl. 120 acres more or less ' Geo. E. Dorcas to Helen II. Dorcas, und. 14 int. in 8!4 of SV4 of nee. 1 I, twp. 31, It 3 W, cont. 1 nil acres I. no Hello N'lckell and Charles Nlckell to Helen ' rowo, E of SE. and SW. of SE of see. S, twp. 33, II 2W, WV4 or NE. ami K V4 of 'NW. section 32, twp. 27, Itiingo 2 15.; NW of NW, SE. of vW. of NE. oIHW, NW. of SE. foiv.IJ, twp ,(.s, 11. IE; K of NE., VV4 of SE. of sec. H;, Iwp. 3s, R. 2K: SWI.J of sec. 20, twp. 40, R. 4E 10.01) F. K. Deuel and Ellzabolh Deuel to Mary It. Gnult. l-ots r, and 6, blk. 6, to Medford io.ni) O. M. Kn ix to II. W. Craig, land In si-e. 31, twp. 4 V,'.; Iu;nl In fee. I 37, R. , twp. 3s; r i w. 4100.00 Samuel MacCllntuck and Helen .MacClintock to Gus Newbury, WV4 of 8V. and SB. of SW. of see. 21. twp. 38, ft: 3 W 1.00 Hattlo M. Lynch to Phebo Wright, lot in Ashland 10.00 Ada May Driskell to Charles D. DriEkell, lots 11. 12, blk 7, llerryvale add. to Modtord 10.00 Prepare for Uio Hot 'Witvo The hot sun Is doubly dangerous If there Is a mass ot undigested food In the stomach, causing distress and auto Intoxication, casting congesting poisons turnout the system. Foley Cathartic Tablets give prompt and sure relief. They act gently hut do their work thoroughly. Thoy cloanse tho bowels, Bweeton the stomach and benefit the HveK Recommended for indigestion, biliousness, bad breath, bloating, gas or constipation. Sold everywhere. H KLP WAXTFJJ FBMAJjB WANTED Ten bright capable lad ies to travel, demonstrate and sell ' well known goods to establlshou dealers. $25.00 to . J.'.O.OO per . week;, railroad faro paid; weekly advance for traveling expenses. Address at once tioourlch Frug company, Dept. 707, Omaha, Xebi'. WANTED Oooe cook and second girl with references. Mrs. Frank Owen. Phono 741. 125 WANTED Good dining room girl at Cottonwood restaurant, llorn- hrook. Telephone at restaurant's expense. 127 WANTED Girl for general house work. I Phone 5G7-J2. " WANTED Government will hold civil service examinations in Med ford in August. 20,000 women clerks to .be appointed at Wash ington. Experienco unnecessary Women desiring government clerkships write for free particu lars to R. E. Terry, (former Civil Service Examiner), 315 Columbian building, Washington. 125 WANTED AOKXTS BIG MONEY in exclusive agency rights selling LI. & J. Carburetors. Doubles milengo under monoyback guarantee. rite at once. H. J. Katil & Co., S03 Westminster Ave. Suit Lake City, Utah. 1-5 HELP WANTE1 MAMD. WANTED Mill and yard men, gov- i ernmont scale; good camp condi tions. Seattle Portland Logging & Milling Company, Glendale, Ore gon. , 12!l WANTED Quick, auto driver on Crnlor Lake stage line. Courl Hall. ' 12 WANTED Will pay for all around dairy hand (00 a month and board C. P. Coleman, Lakeside, Oregon 1 WANTED Mon at Crater Lake, $3.00 per .day and board. Court Hall. 125 WANTED At once, a messenger boy I for the Western union. Apply at office. WANTED Men. Storage. Medford Ice and WANTED Experienced orchard foreman by Sept. 1st. State exper ience nnd salary wanted. Box X, Mail Tribune. W A NTKt M I MCKLLA N EOUB WANTED Furnished house with three master hedrooms and two servants rooms; well heated. Box 45, Mall Tribune. 1 a .: WANTED To hear from owner of good farm for salo. State cash price, full description. I. F. Bush, Minneapolis, Minn. WANTED A riding horse or large ponv; must be gentle. P. O. Hox 913. 125 WANTED Stock to pasturo, 300 acres first clans pasture, three miles south ot Jacksonville, on Sterling road. Carl Mnrgrclter. 12,' WANTED A carload of alfalfa hay. Ik It first or second cutting? Give prlco or both, F. O. H. tho cars at Medford. J. M. Judd, Roseburg, Ore. 120 WANTED I Vii-lnch pump or will trade pump Tor n I ii -Inch, era, Talent, Oregon. centrifugal i 2 '4-Inch N. O. Pow 125 WANTED Old Junk rags, rubber, brass, copper, r.Inc, lead and old Iron. Will pay host prices. Call 2 83-J, Medford Junk Co. WANTED Sell your cream to the Johnson Prod. Co., Central Point. . Ore., whero the tosts and caab counts. WANTED House repair or wreok. 4R8-X- to mova. build. Phone 488-M or WANTED It. II. Toft buys Libert bonds, also mortgages, notes, JuilR menta, escrow contracts, etc., and makoa short time loans on any old thin. R. Kemp Welch. Consulting mining engineer and mineralogist; examinations and advice on mechanical re quirement of all class of mines. My concentrator saves nil min erals Including platinum, U.'i I-:. Main SL Aililnnd, Ore. ; PAGE FIVE WANTED 81TCATIOX. FOB RENT KtRXlSHED ROOMS. WANTEIW-Positlon by experienced U RENT SleopilD! rooms;, -will stenographer. Phono 36 5-L. 12K Sv8 breakfast. 245 North Ornpe - . stroet. ' ' ' : 9. l m 11 KM WANTED ' : f3 Male mill Female. Tj t:XCILlx(iB- WANTED Experienced pTckeTB. FOR TRADE Harmmirg wator sys- Phone 597-J2 at Meal Time. tern, for good ranch, llox 43, liar. rlsburg. Ore. 128 FOR SALE HEAL ESTATE. - , r , MOtfEI TO LOAJt. KOH SALE On paved street, six- . , room modern bungalow, large lot. MONEY TO LOAN on Rood real Will sell this very cheap. Cash or estate aocurlty, and will buy Lib payments. Telephone 419-L, P. O. erty Bonds. J. B. Andrews, No. Box 792, Medford. 124 81 North Grape. Phone 647.J. tt FOR SALE Must sell, 14.", acres at noNtl ft lciaxm Money to lea $20; eighty cultivated. 350 acres n Modtord property liu) month at $25, onc-lialf cultivated. Ad- It tivmftM Ke 0 R. W4. dross Box J. K Mall Trlbuno. 129 ---- - .- FOR RENT Five-room house, hard- BUSINESS IHKXTOn wood floors, full cement basomont, - - - -' parage. Phono 370-W. Mining Experts.- FOR SALE Small improved ranch, CAMPBELL ft LILJP.CRAN mines three miles from Medford, cheap promltlug association; mining and very easy terms. Above frost properties listed for sale, sampled line. Peaches, pears, cherries, and reports rendered. Office and apricots, Concord and Tokay assay laboratory at 107 North Fir, grapes; all kinds of berries. City St., opposite Hotel Holland. Sam water. Small house andbnrn. Sub- pies by mall given prompt attend Irrigated. P. E. Wynkoop, S20 Hon. ' . West Twelfth streot. - r.ri - Attorney. " ' FOH S A I.K T.rV ESTOCK. ; WM. M. COLVIG Attornev-at-law. FOR SALE Ono Jersey milk cow, Modtord National Hank Bldg. five helfor calves; ono Sharpies . , separator No. 4. M. M. Wordon, POUTER J. NEFP, Attorney-at-Iaw. half mile west of Phoenix. -124 room! 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. FOR SALE Ramboullot and Cots- wold bucks; also ewes. Rosen- . E. Roames, Lawyer. Qarnatt- berg Bros., Medford Hotel. 120 Corey Building. FOR SALE Clioap, team work Anto ppm. horses, riding saddle, mid player ' . , piano. Mrs. Ernost Webb, Central , .M ---, m . Point. 127 4SJ!"S ' FOR SALE 400 head Shropshire ewes and lambs, reasonable. Also good sheep ranch with ample feeu to carry thru winter. 11. D. Kuhli, Applegate, Ore. 127 FOR BALK MIMCKLLANUOliK FOR SALE A folding baby tan, ill good condition. Price $3.00. Phone 3S4. 127 FOR SALE Hardwood, easy to get to, no hills. Stack of good barley hay. W Hatton, 414 miles north west of Central Point. 1211 FOIt SALE Three exceptionally fine itarred Rock cockerels, $2 each; also' choice tired Belgian doos. Phono 202 after li o'clock. 125 FOR SALE south ot school. Peaches. First place upper Griffin Creek 121! FOR SALE Kentucky Wondur beans, best for canning; 25 His., delivered, $1.25; 50 lbs., $2.25 Cull 314-J or booth 21, Public Market. 12S FOR SALE Privnto car at a bar gain 1917 Studobakor Six. Run ten thousand miles. Crater .Lake Motor Co. . jjju FOR SALE OR RENT Cattle ranch. Also CO head of cattle. Carl Skyr man, Trail, Ore. 127 FOR SALE Body for Ford lV4-ton track, cheap. Buss Mill. FOR SALE Ford truck, Smith at tachment. L. B. Brown. FOB RENT APARTMENTS. FOR RENT One complotely fur nished apartment, Hotol Holland.' FOH REM noUNES. FOR KENT Twelve-room house, partly furnished or not; furnace heat. Phone -lOli-R. 12k FOR RENT Nlcoly furnished six room house; also furnlshod two room hoiiso. John F, White, 714 West Eleventh, phone 44 9-M. 133 FOR RENT HlSLKIJ.A.VEOt'M. FOR RENT From Nov. 1st, tho brick wnrehouse occupied by the Medford Fruit Co. Apply Archie S. Ash. 139 TAKEN" UP. TAKEN CP Ono Jorscy cow, right hip knocked down, crop In left car, two miles wost of Talent, on Denim place, 125 TAKEN' t'P One red Iwo-yoar old steer, Hereford grade. Took up ten days ago. Come and pay for this ad and pasture bill und take him away. 10. E. Morrison, phone 539-.I3. 124 TAKEN H' Ono white-raced year ling steer, branded Inverted 0 and i on right hip, both ears notched. Owner enn havo saino by cuffing at Webster Orchard company's ranch and paying expensi. W. O. Web ster. 1211 LOUT. LOST Bel ween Medford, Crater Lnko and Klamath Lake, a silk watch roll with gold Initials "A. W. C." engraved on buckle, lie wnrd for return to A. W. Cheney, 497 Clay street, I'oriland, Ore. 127 M)ST Between Sams Valley nail Grants I'm-s, postcard size Anseo folding caineni. heavy leather carrying case, with strap. Liberal reward offered. Kindly notify 11. A. Finch, Grants Pass, Oregon, I2T. l.VrKHUHIM nl'TOCAU CO TIME CARD Leave Medford for Asniand, Taloni and Phoenix doll, except Sunday al 8:00 a. m. anil 10:00 a. m.; 1:00. 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Satur day at 10: IS p. m., Sundays Icavo al 10:30 a. m. and 1:30, 5:30 and 9:30 P. m. Leave Ashland for Medford dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. in and 11:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. in. Also on Saturday nights at 5:30. Sunday leave Ashland at 9:00 a. m., and 12:30, 4:30 and 6:30 p. m. LASER AUTO SPRING CO. W are operating the largest, eldeai and beat-equipped plant In the Pa elflo northwest. Ua oar aprlnfi when others fall. Bold ander writ, ten guarantee. 34 North Flfteeati St.. Portland, Oregou. Garvajra (lARBAflH Get your premuHM cleaned up for the (umroor. Call on the elty garbage wagon toi god service. Phone 161-Y. ' 9... T. Allen. Expert Accountant. WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M. Wit son, C. P. A. Ask about our new and simplified method of account ing. Particularly valuable to an; business as a time-saver glvlril full business detail. M. F. & H. Bldg., Medford. Phone 157-R. Instruction ua Music ?HED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher as piano and harmony. Halght Mail Studio, 401 Garuett-Corey Bids Phone 72. Tnsantnoe. ALICE HOLLO WAT. Fire, Aocldeni Automobile, Liability policies writ ten with best English and Eastern Companies. Office 408 Oaxnett Corey Bldg. ' EARL S. TUMY General Insurance ofNce, Fire, Automobile, Accident, Liability, Plato 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. Cathcnrt, Manager, Pinning Mill. THOMAS MOFFAT General mill work, sash, doors, mouldings and screens. Shop 437 S, Fir. Phons 184. Physicians and Ha eoaa. DrT'w. V." HOWAHUOsteopatW phyBlclan. 303 C rnett-Corey build ing. Phone 130. DR. J. J. EMM10NS Physician ano surgeon. Practice limited to eye ear, nose and throat. Eyea aolen tlflcally tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlat for S. P R. R. Co. Offices II. F. ft U. O Bldg. Phone 667, DR. F. O. CAHLOW Dfl. EVA MAI.i CAKLOW OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN'S 410-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg. Phone 904-L. Residence 20 S. Laurel Streot. Velerlimry Surgeon. DR. ('HAS. M. ANDERSON Ash land, Oregon, Veterinary Surgeon. Cattle specialist. Hospital phono 6!l;roslilcnco phono 203-R. HO Printers and ra'ulisnen. VHDFORD PRINTI NO CO. has Us beat equipped printing office t Southern Oregon. Book binding, loose leaf lodgers, billing system, to. Portland prices. 17 Nortk Fir SL ttTOtuifeS. KAUS TRANSFER ft STORAGE) CO. Offlco 42 North Front SL Phons 815. Prices right. Herrlea guar nted ATTRACTIVIE This hoautirul little 11-ncre Orch ard and Poultry ranch, with a ulce modern 5-rnotn bungalow with splen did water supply, good barn and chicken bouses, garden and berries is for sale at less than one-half of the price It has always beon considered worth, It lies 4 miles southeast ot Modtord and 1 !4 miles from Phoenix, The prlco la $2,100.00, Brown & White 10 South Fir Street.