MEDFORD MAIE TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREOOX, MONDAY, ATTGFST 20.
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JOURNALISTS
ON V1SIIT0 COAST
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SAN FRANX'IKCO, Aur. 20. An
official mission of distiii-rnMied Hal
inn joimuilistK, which arrived here
yesterday, was shown - Ibniug-h the
-.bipyards around San Francisco Bnv
today by a committee representing
Mayor liolph, the local pres ami
commercial bodies.
A public reception in the r.dimd'i
of thoeity halt mid a bnmpict tender
ed by the Italian colony of Sun Fran
co were on the day's program.
The pnrt- will leave for Portland
Thursday morning to inspect lite
sprm-e production areas, Taeoiun ami
Seattle also will be visited. From
Seattle' the tour will extend to Min
neapolis and St, Paul, en route (o
New oik.
' LODGE'S SPEECH MEANS
WAR MUSI GO ON
t;;u
AMSTERDAM, -'Ait'sk' SuCorti
inentiiur on the speech of Senatnr
Lodge advocating n peace dic tated
by the nllies, the Loliii! Aiizeiger of
Ilerlin fays:
"Even those who most leeenlv de
sire an understanding mast realize
that an tindeis'tttndiiu; is impossible
so long as such views obtttin unionist
the enemy. All love o encc is use
less in such a ease and our sword
must eontinue to speak until our op-
poiicutK have convinced themselves
that they cannot overcome lis."
AIRPLANE AMBULANCES1
(0 CARRY WOUNDED
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 Air
plane ninbulnnceK. Jo . carry injured
aviators quickly from the scene of an
accident to u field hospital are to be
provided lit till flying fields. Suc
cessful experiments have been made
with the ambulance plane at Gcrslner
Field, Luke Charles, Lit.
Portland livestock
PORTLAND, Ore., Aiur. 2G Cut
tle receipts 2.32.1; market strong
Prime steers, I2.."i(l(i'i:i.')fl; pood to
choice, $ll.(IO(o'I2.nO; medium to
good, .$!).7.")((i 11.00; fair to medium,
$8.750B.7.r; eommon lo fair, $5.7.)
(ire.2fl; canners, $H.00(a ").(); bulss,
$r.007.0(l;. calves $(l.tl()(f 12.110;
stockers nnd feeders, $o.t)0(: 8.(10.
Hogs, receipts 1,288; market firm.
Prime mixed, $lfl..rl)( 20.0(1; medium
19.001).-)(I; roujjli heavies, 517.."0
(a 18.0(1; bulk, lU,2o(Tl.i.".
Sheep, receipts, 119.V, market
steady. Prime lambs, $H.00iJi l.j.OO ;
fair to medium, $1 1.00((ii:Um; year
lings, $10.00((i)n.7.'; wethers, WM(a
10.75; ewes, $7.00(fi;!).00.
Butter and Egg
PORTLAND, Ore,, Aug. 2(!. Hut
ter, market steady; city creamery
prints, D.'lcj parlous, 54c; having
nrices butter fat, Portland, 50c; cube
extras, 51c; seconds, -ISe; dairv, lltie,
KOOS Haying price, rotten anil
' vracked out, 50c; candled, 51 ; select
ed candied in cartons, 5:i(a 51e.
POULTRY Hens, a4(B2(ic; broil
ers 2(l((?.'10c; old roosters, lfie; turk
eys, 2H6?'M)-:' geese, 22e; ducks,
young, 30(ir33.
. Portland Grain,
WHEAT New crop, $2.20; bnrley,
feed, iftiO; brewing, .t(i2t out, ifliO
bnl : corn. No. 3, vellow, $75 hid.
MlLLSTUFFS l.ran, $31; shorts,
?33; middlings, 30.0039.r)0.
Hay Buying price,- timothy, $30
(34; alfalfa, $27.50; srreiii, $20.
SEVEN FISHING BOATS
SUNK OFF HOLLAND
YMl'IDKJf, Holland, Aug. 2fi.
Seven fishing brflifs have 'lilU' Weil
utik by the same subniavine, Thrc
of them were of Dutch registry. The
crews have been landed here.
Hoard of Equalization N'lntlce
Notice Is hereby given that on the
second Monday In September (9th
day), 101S, the Board or Equaliza
tion will attend In the assessor's of
fice at tho courthouse, In Jackson
ville, Jackson County, Oregon, nnd
publicly examine the assessment mils
and correct all errors In valuation,
description, or qualities of land, lots
or other property assessed by tho as
sessor. 1 And It shall he the duty of persons
Interested to appear at the time and
place appointed.
Dated this 24th day of August.
19 m, at Jacksonville, Jackson coun
ty, Oregon.
J. 1. (OI.EMAV.
County Assessor. '
, TODAY'S MARKETS
I JMMmNITYl
1 IIVOWIUU HI1U liUllfll 1 j
.Ouiy.tluen young, men, wlwarriyed
at tiH. of 21 years during the pe
riod between June n end -August 24,
registered in this precinct last Satur
day, under the selective draft Hyatt-mi
They were Hurley Ray llroweri Slar
vip Milton .Mow . and William Bu
eombe. Young Rrotver is an employe
ol'.Jbe Siiuthem Pacific and is tem
porarily located at the lioselmrg ter
minal. Hacomhe is from Portland.
He had been in California, sod being
tumble to rcncli home in time, Stopped
off here to register. This, registra
tion. showing indinates how the ilocul
community ha. been depleted of its
young men who arc uttaiiiiuf 'their
majority. Miss Nellie Dickey 1 was
tho registrar for thin precinct.
Prof. J.M. lj.ks, of. Ltlanil
Standforil university, who Iihk been
connected with the agricultural nnd
livestock extension work of that in
stitution, has recently been visiting
this section in which he formerly was
a lending orchnwlist, and was consid
ered an authority on all horticultural
topics.
Sirs. W. W. Tssher, wife of the as-,
sisluut postmaster, pnget Sound na
val station. at Hremerlon, is visiting
friends su Ashland anil Medford. '
Mr. and Mrs. W. Harnes and Sir.
and Mrs. Musiek, of Pasadena, ac
companied by others, arc of a party
who arc visiting relatives and friends
in the Casey and llurgiuliuu families,
the first of this week, on their way
home from n northern trip which ex
tended as fur as Portland. The ex
cursionist. ocupy,.two .i-a.ru.. which
are. eiuiipped with everv convenience
f.. i.i- - .. ' ....
or cojup me in ine great mtt-ot-dooi-s,!.,
Their tour is a leisurely, one,
and the, scheduled stop wns,long,uvr.
stayed. t Prospect, where the i men
of , the parly,, tilt expert i XishemeB,
iiiude.isomc recurd breaking ciilcbes
while angling in ihedlogiie.ibe waters
of which arc reported to lie. teaming
Willi, line specimens.;,! There is .prttn
ticiiHy. no brook ..fishing ..in : .southern
( nlilomin, tint! Urn . .visitors 'conse
quently, .niude up for lost .time .while
fishing in this, locality. .,, . ....
iMr..nd .Mr. Hmil PeiL nCter post
poning- the trip n week, motored, to
n oil.; Creek, Douglas county, earlv
thisl week lor a visit with relatives
oven .Sunday. , ,, . , ..,(.
v Frank , Hiillierlaiid, formerly. with
th 143rd Canadian I'lluntHiiw," who
wiiB, woiindod at Lens, will speak in
tho ;ampiiH-eting tent nenn, entrance
to. Litluit park, on i MtnidayMfveniiig,
August 20, at 8 o'clock.,. .Heals free.
Highttvuy iiuprtiveiminU through
Oregon this season, seem to be con
tingent upon the stale highway de
partment being allowed to sell $590,
(100 worth of bonds under the $0,0110,-
000 bonding net. Notable improve
ments in this vicinity include the pav
ing of seven miles oa Ihlh slope of the.
Siskiyoiis, for which $49,000 was an
portioned, and the surfacing of the
underground crossing of and ap
proaches to (he Hillings hill, approxi
mately a mile in extent, for which
$15,000 is to lie applied. Xotnith
standing these contingencies, the job
on the Hillings hill unit is now going
forward.
Roseburg 1ms been represented by
a small sized colony in Ashland of
late, 0. W. Kimbitl! has been here
several successive seasons, as a vis
itor to our springs ami pleasure re
sorts, and his genial presence is al
ways doubly welcome. He is stop
ping with old time friends in the fam
ily of XL W. Wheeler on North Main
street. Other transient visitors from
the Douglas county metropolis in
clude Dr. J. O. llacher and family,
Mr. and Mix. Kd Xcely, Mr. anil .Mrs.
Punnet!, and the Misses Frances
Howell am! Margaret Page, the latter
of whom made Ashland a slopping
place incident lo a trip to'Crater
l.nke. 01 these visitors Dr. Racher is
a dental practitioner, Xeely is a
prominent business nmn, nnd liuiincll
is a Southern Pacific engineer on the
Portland division. Come again, la
dies and gentlemen.
Memorial services in honor of
Clement Summers, Jr., which were
planned to be held in Trinity Kpiseo
pal elmreh on Sunday, were psot
oned pending future developments.
This young Ashland soldier hoy was
reported killed in action in France
on July It. His parents have receiv
ed a letter from him dated July 12.
There appears lo he another yomiK
man bv I lie same name in the A. E. F
consequently details are awaited as
to identification.
I. II. Chambers, of Cottage Orove,
prominent mill owner, and identified
with timber interests, has been a vis
itor here of late.
Funeral services of Mrs. Ma Per
ry, who die,ln this city hist Satur
day, were held Monday morning at
the family re-idence on North Main
street, conducted by Christian
Scientists. Internment was in Moun
tain View cemetery, the final rites at
the grave being under the auspices.
of the Women of Woodcraft. The de
ceased was 51 years of age, and a
native r-f Junction fit v. Oregon. Of
a oilier and retiring dispo-ition, her
intimate Iriends nil! remember her as
the pi-e-sor of kindly impulses nnd
sympathetic oualilic-, traits of char
after which endear her mcmorv to
(hose who chcri-Ii Hie associations
and. friendships of past years. She
lean's a iion,'S!orris Plvmiite,' ah-em-'
ploye of the Southern Pacific, autt (t
sister, .Mrs. E. H. 1 licks, of this city.
Rev, 11. A. Cariuilian and daugh
ter Oiadys, left or, Eugene. lust Sat
urday. Other members of the family
will rotluw later. During the last few
days they have been guests at various
social gatherings previous to the es-i
sinblishment of a new home in tho
I'niversitv Citv. ,
Kncoimiged by the coot spell of
weather following rums a few days
go, Arthur Wick nnd Bill Day, mem
bers of the local Alpine Muxiiinn Ks
endrilie, planned to climb Mount Wng
ner the first of 'this week. . The raid
on the mountain was to have been b"
relays up Ashland canyon, stopping
at Long s l.mige. lor revietuatting,
from whence n dash to the summit
was to have been made over a trail
outlined by Hill Mitchell iucideu! to
hazardous explorulions of lhal i
eiuity in the years ago. In the mean
time such hot temperatures have de
veloped that the climbers got cold
feet am! have substituted for the
nioHiifain trip treks over Winter
Heights and Roper's liunion by way
of active training.
The Southern Oregon group of
Hankers will observe Labor Day, Sep
tember 2, by a. reunion at llnrriimm
Lodge, Pelican Hay district, or in that
vicinity. .Venter Smith, and Walter
.uci oy, local bankers loitering around
Lake of the Woods, will go over.to the
lodge and help the financiers count
their cash ami post the bqoks for the
period ending with the. summer : va
cation. Mrs. O. II. Hcdberg and daughter
Agnes, have -lassed the vacation sea
son in the way of u visit to San Fran
cisco. Huckleberry patches were depleted
incident to the visit of Sir. and Mrs.
K. T. Merrill, recently to localities in
Hie wilderness near here, where the
fruit mostly abounds.
Supt. Hriscoo nud funiilv hove
joined a party of friends for n week's
camping outin-.in the vicinitv of the
Spencer ranch in the Dead Indian
country, s ... .
Veruic nine, first nssistnnt hospital
steward in the aviation corps; has
landed overse.- nnd will serve at
one of the main base hospitals in
France. His parents have lately heard
from him. ...
GOLD HILL NUGGETS
J. D. Stork returned ridhy from
the a. 'A.5 H. eonvcntldn at Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cook, or Sams
Valley, were Gold Hill shoppers Sat
urday. O. B. Aldcn of Riverside was a
Gold Htlt visitor Saturday.
Mrs. T. H. Bigbam and children
who have been visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. L.
t-oiiins oast of town, returned Satur
day evening to her home in Portland.
Harry Tresham of Sams Valley,
was In Gold Hfll Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Payne of Sams Valley
was a Gold Hill visitor Saturday,
W. W. Eddlngton and vrlta unit
daughter Hetta. and Miss Ruth Dan
iels and Messrs. John Newton ami
Joe Daniels of Sams Valley were a
party to Gold Hill Saturday..
Dad McCIune and Dr. n. c if,i
were Medford visitors Saturday,
S. Ux-kland of this city, was a
Grants Pass visitor Sundaj-.
Frank Gates who ;ias neen In thta
eity for several days left Sunday for
his home tn Klamath Falls.
II. D.-SIead was a Gold Hill violin-
Saturday.
Mr. and .lrs. Frank Parent wer
Grants Pass visitors Sunday. Mrs.
farent will teach school thern thta
winter. .
Mrs. J. w. Merrtlt wain Mwiinrf
visitor Friday on business.
.Misses Alice and Clatre Hnnt,.
of Central Point, and .Mrs. McGowen
ot Medford, motored to. Gold I1III
l-rlday to visit friends.
Sirs. Tom Wright and chllilrnn ?tf
Sardine creek, were Gold Hill nhop-
pers r rtday,
C. R. Boyd of Hock Pnlm i,
Gold Hill caller Friday.
Mrs. C. II. Price wlin ti , !,
visiting her sisters hi rnanrf.n f.
the past two months, was a passen-
ser going north on is. Thn,i.
evening, to her home fn V
Sirs. Price was formerly owner of the
i loiiio Dining hall In this city. .
Mr. and Mrs. Kd Shn.mnii.r m
Galls ereek, were Gold Hill visitors
ednesday.
George Patrick returned u..,i.,
day from (ho G. A. It. convention at
Portland, . ,
.Mr, and Mrs. Horace Pctinn ,,r
Sams Valley, and their gue-t, Mrs.
Nan of Portland, were Gold mil visi
tors Frldar.
A. K.' Kimball and Frank Averv n
Sardine creek, were Gold Hill visitors
Saturday. "
Frank Gates of Klamath Fulls,
Bell-ans
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it. 25c at all druggists.
baa purchased tho' Raymond Jones
ranch one-bait mile east of Gold Hi!!.
'Mr. Galea expects to take possesion
by the 16th of September when Mrs.
Jones leaves for Portland, , ,
, Mr. and Sirs. George Lyman were
shoppers la Gold Hill Saturday.
-Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Miller and son
came down from Ashland Saturday.,
They, were accompanied by Mrs. Slll
ler'a sister,. Miss. Hattle Hodgea, vi ;
Gwendolyn. Marvin,, of this city,
went to Medford Saturday where she
"Witt spead several daya with friends.
Mrs, John Smith and Miss I.SisIb
Smith were Gold Hill visitors Satur
day. .
' G. B. Stone, George Haff and J.
Gvena went to .Medford Saturday, on
business for the Sylvantte mine.
' Sfrs. Tarn Cook of Garden Row,
was a Gold Hilt shopper Saturday.
CENTRAL POINT
Born, to tr. and ' St'rs,; ' Howard
Duntan1, 'Wednesday afternoon, a nine
pound daughter. Mother and child
are doing nicely.
' The public schools of Central Point
will open Sept. 2d.
Frank Clark has returned from
Portland where he has had employ
ment. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Ohara returned
from Union ereek Wednesday even
ing. The same evening ho left on a
business trip to Pendleton leaving
.Mrs. Ohara at her daughter's, Mrs.
Bowers at Gold Hill.
Sfrs. J. W, Merrltt was calling on
friends hero during the week.
Mrs. Wright of Portland, is here
visiting ber mother, Mrs. Gibson and
her sister. Mrs. I. C. Rolmett.
Sir. and Mrs. Terrot are spondtng
their vacation this week.
Dr. and Mrs. Heckman have re
turned from the W. R. C. and G. A.
Reconvention and encampment. They
both report having a very -enjoyable
time.
Sir. and Mrs. Earl Moore left for
Portland Thursday evening to make
their home.
Stlss Esther Richardson was mar
ried lo Mr. George Thompson of this
city,- at her home Friday afternoon.
Their many friends wish them much
happiness thru this life. They de
parter for Groats Pass Friday even
ing. V
Mts. Henry Head and son spent
the last of the week at Grants Pass.
Charley Sanderson of Beagle, was
a business visitor here Saturday.
L. L. Norcross spent the week end
at Cottage Grove,
Sliss Katie Thompson spent Sun
day at Agate and attended the all
day services at the school house.
Mrs. George Ross spent Sunday
with relatives at Rogue River. .
Many of our people spent Sunday
at the river and other out of town
places.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E.
church will meet aftlie home of Mrs.
Simpson Wednesday afternoon, July
28. A jarge attendance Is desired.
A number of our people attended
the all-day services at Agate Sunday,
Charley Mchols ot Cottage Grove,
who has been visiting his brother
Roy, has returned to his home.
Councilman D. A. Lyons and fam
ily are spending thlB week in the
hills.
you ccxn
afford tobuy
LESLIE
SALT
ind enjoy the
luxury of the
fine free running
salt flowing from
" the convenient
side spout
Xotlcc. of Referee Stile on l-ntlilbm
NOTICE IS I1KUUUY GIVEN' That
under and by vhture of an Interlocu
tory Decree, of the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon for JackHon
County, in a suit therein pending
wherein Ora Kdish IliiRsilale Is plitln
tlfr and Thomas I.eo RugKilale, Ty
ranna B. liagsdatn, Marvin flagsdalu,
Haymond llassdale, Nannie June
Kaastlale, Wallace Kagsilale, Rodney
Racsdatn and .1. V. Mclntyre are Ad
ministrator of the estate of .1. I,.
Rngsilnle, deceased, are defendants,
which decree, bears date of Atiitas!
2tth, lftl!t, I, the undersigned Ref
eree, will on September 2".ih. I!(l"f,
at HI o'clock a. m. at the front rtntr
of the Court. House In Jacksonville
in saltl County, sell at puhtte auction
to the hlshest btrtder for rash, the
following described tran nf real
estate situate In fatd Jackson County,
Oreuon, to-wli:
The Bast half of the Southwest
quarter and (h West half of the
Southeast quarter, of Section ;i.
Township .17, Ranee S, Kast of W.
M., subject to mortgage thereon In
the sum of f (Duii.iiq, payable ' to
State' band Hoarit ot the State of
Oregon.
Sntit sale will tse made subject to
confirmation by M Court.
KAWI.KS MOdtif-:,
Hofcrec.
FORMER SHERIFF A.
ANDERSON NOW
f: ENDORSES TANLAC
rromiiient - lloaston Man 1 Snrs,
"Money Could Not liny the (iomt
It Has Done Me."
"Money coutd not buy the goofl
Teniae has done me, and 1 gladly
recommend It for what !t has done
In my case," said Hon. Archie It. ' An
derson, ' of Houston, ex-sheriff of.
Harris county, Tex., recentty. '
Mr. Anderson is uuHuesllouahly,
not only one ot the best known, but,
one. of the most nomilai men that
over held public office in "The Lono
Star" state. After serving us dennrr
jshcriff of Harris eoimiy for, twelve
years, Mr. Anderson was elected
chief of police of tho efty ot Hous
ton. . He had occupied this office
only a .short ttuia when the sheriff
of. Harris county died. Mr. Ander
son's friends persuaded him to make
the race for the unexpired term of
sheriff to whte-h he was easily elect
ed. He was honored with re-olectton
seven different times and served Hie
people in this Important office for
fifteen consecutive years. Four vears
ago Mr, Anderson declined re-e!ee-
ttou. and retired to private life. He
cast bis lot among the people of
Houston and is a large , property
owner and foremost cittsea ot this
interesting and prosperous city.
"I was. in a run-down condition."
Continued Mr. Anderson, "and bad
no appetite at all. 1 esuld hardly
sleep at night and never felt Ilka set
ting up In the mornings, I. was so
tired. I had the worst form ot Indi
gestion, suffered alt the time Train
gas on my stomach and was com In
ually belching up uudlgc&ted food. 1
had to take myoffee without sugar.
as whan I drank it with sugar,, i
would Just beleh for hours. I would
bloat, and swell tip like I was pois
oned., and suffered with neuratetc
pains of the worst sort, and nothing
seemed to help me onty In a tempor
ary way. 1 Just can't toll you bow 1
did suffer for the past four years and
up to Ute.time I began takine Teniae.
a, few weeks ago. ,
"When 1 read the testimonials of
some who had . been relieved, of
troubles like mine I Just felt like 1
couldn't make a mistake bv taklisa
Tanlnc and It has done eves more for
mo titan I had expected. : 1 began to
feel better after taking my first bot
tle and have jpsi now started on my
iu mm i m a otnereirt man al
ready. 1 sleep like a log now and
eat just any and everything 1 want
without ,tho slightest discomfort
afterwards.; 1 am glad to, endorse
Tanlac because It docs- the work and
I'm telling all my friends Just what
I'm telling yon. , i never felt hotter
in my life than I do since taking Tan
lac. 1 am willing for you to publish
my statement and let every suffering
person who may wish, benefit by my
exporteuee with this great medicine."
Teniae is sold In Medford by The
West Side Pharmacy, In Gold Hilt by
M. -D. Bowers and In Central Point
by Miss M. A. -JIee. Adv.
N'ottce of Kuk-utiuii Hale
XOTtCK IS IIEKKBY OIVKN That
by virtue of an execution and order-
ot sale bum,,! ni nf ., f-!-..... .....
of Jackson County, oreson, oh a de-
. luniiuroa uy Ham tjourt on Aug
ust 2t, Jinx. In favor ot State ttitiik
of Dutisniutr. a CalirnrnSi, ,-. ,r.
tlon, and against C. Pendleton,
1. K. Pendleton and P. II. Pendleton,
for Ibe sum of Jttibiuw with Inter
est thereon at the rate of it per rent
per nnntim from May, 1SIH, together
with !00.ft as Attorney's fees tor
tho prosecution of said stilt, nud
against Citriueltla 11. Pendleton,
Orace Pendleton, Hertha Pendleton,
anil ,J. ii. tiarrett Company, u Cutt
fornla corporal ton, barring and foreclosing-
them from any right. In the
premises hereafter described, except
the right of redemption provided by
tawj t will on the 2rth day of Sep
tember, JttIS, at tci u'tbuk'n. m., at
ibe front door of tho Conn Houko lit
Jacksonville In said County, sell ar
public vendue, to the highest bidder
for cash. In the manner provided by
law, the following described premtno
situated In Jarkson I'hmv itm,.
to-wit r
Krom tho Intersec tion of tho 8uu,h
line of (Sovernment lot Number ti. In
Section 18, TownMiip 7, South of
Hnngo 1, West of ihe Willamette
Meridian. With thn rnntnr !t.. ..r
Riverside Avenun In lh f'tiw f
ford: running thence Sotnii is de
grees -30 minutes, Kui.t 7."i.."i feci;
on the renter line of said Avonuo to
the nolnt of bculnnlnir nn,l fyttyn cl,
point of beginning miming thence
South !H degrees .1(1 inmates East
1 ;ei, iiience Kast - fr.or,
thence North 21 degrees (Hi minutes
West ifKUt feet; tiienco West ,-f,t.J7
fetlt to the Ohli-ft nf hncrlrttttntf
(alntng I, Hi acres more or less."
io mtrtsrv saw decree, costs and
attorney's fee, arid ncrrnhm n,..i, .r
(his sale.
, ttAU'll J K NX I N(1S,
Sheriff Jai-kfon County.
TAKB.V irp.
TAKEN I P Two year old Jemev
heifer with a bell on. fico. Wolff,
11. F. V. 1, Ilnx 9, I.-,;
TAKEN fl' Old sorrel work home
picked up A tic. i it, placed (a
pound. Owner call at Helms
Stable.
HELP WANTED StAJM.
WA.TKtr-;j men fortCruter Lake
work. Oan use boys 13 years old.
f.UQ per day and board. Fare
free.- Court HalU - I US
WANTBtJ Floor man at Crater
Lake Motor Co. lio
WANTED At anee, a messenger boy
for the Western Union. Apply at
office.
WANTED Men, Medford Ice and
Storage.
BELP WANTED FKMALE
WANTE1 liood cook, also second
Ktrl; references retjulred. Mrs.
Frank B. Owen, phpno Ttt. 132
WANTED Woman to cook ou ranch.
Phone 597-J3.
WANTED Office girl with exper
ience, capable of bookkeeping asst
stenographic work. Uox A, U,j
Mali Tribnne.
WANTBIV SUSCKMANKOUS
WANTED l.arKe second-hand heat
tui! stovo; must be In good condi
tion. Phone 72-lt. - - t34
WAN'TKI Second-hand entitle and
pump. Call 411-114. IS
WANTED Rag.. Phone 78-l,. IS
WANTED To buy corn for silo.
Phone U0T-K, " "
WiAiNTEn Ooo4 FortftoariiiB ear,
second-hand, reasonable for cash;
17 or IS model. C. A. Edler, Lake
Creek, Ore, IS 3
WANTED Sell your cream to the
Johnson Prod. Co., Central Point,
Ore., where the tests aod cash
counts.
WANTED Houses to- m&r; u!iS.
repair or wreck.. Phone 88-11 or
tss-x.
WAKTKD R. H. Toft buys Liberty
bonds, also mortgages, notes, judg
ments, escrow contracts, etc., and
makes short time loans on uy old
thing,
FOR 8ALB JjJVESTOCK.
TOR SALE 15 head of hosts weigh
ing t? pounds eucn; five head
1 pounds each.. Phone SttB-tt,
noon time or evening.
FOR SALE Weaned pl;;s, each.
Krnnk H. Hay, Toto, OreKon, V,Vl
FOlt SALE TtKAL ESTATE.
FOH SALE Small Improved ranch,
three miles from Medford, cheap
and vary easy terms. Above frost
line. Peaches, pears, cherries,
apricots, Concord and Tokay
grapes; ail kinds of berries. City
water. Smalt house and ham. Sub
irrigated. P. B. Wynkoop, gZO
West Twelfth street.
FOR SALE MJBUKLLANEOl'S.
TOR SALE laits- Eord, Al condi
tion, fully equipped. Phone i6W.
... 1
KOlt SALE Ifedtum Ituckeye elder
mill, two barrels. Throe flve-gutton
kegs, seven one-gallon jugs. Call
or phone 87I-J mornings, noon or
nmnt. James Howling, 2U South
t'caiii street. 134
FOR SALE Wheat straw, 2.r0 per
toao; in jieavy sbmits. welsht 75
bis, Clias. Brown, Eagle Point
Koait. us
FOR SALE Canned fruit, empty
jars; scnooi boons for 4th and 5th
grades, 28 Almond street.
KOlt SALE Dry oak stump wood,
tb per load. Webster Ranch, 1
miles north of Jacksonville. Frank
Wight. HB
FOlt SALE Ripe grapes, one mile
sontn of city Itmlta on highway.
FOR SALE Uonsnhoiit and kitchen
ttirislture, garden tools, . fodder.
Chevrolet car; house to rent with
one-aero garden, J. W, Shirley,
z Aimonti street.
FOlt SALE Hango, burns wood or
coal, call 31U-W. n;i
FOR SALE Cheap, woodsaw, good
condition. SttS-M, 1112 Re-lily
avenue.
FOlt SALE llyslop crabs 2c pound
Ilerkeley Orcsiard. i,t
FOR SALE Wheal straw, $3.:,o per
loud; Hi heavy shoal, weight -7
His. Chas. Brown, Eagle Point
Road. 1 .7 J
FOR SALETeam, harness and
hack, at a bargain, loan Court
street. lit
FOlt SALE Iftttestem wheat and
wheat straw, on tho Joe Itatler
ranch. Address W. I). Roberts,
Eaiflo Point, Ore, Ji2
FOR SALE Twln-X motorcycle.
Call Hi-Fl-l, Phoenix, Ore. V,ll
FOR SALE-40S-R3.
-drain sacks.
Phone
LIS
FOR SALE OH HE-NT Light auto
trailer. Phone HIU-.1 or !i!H. t: VI
FOR SALE Dry oak wood dellverm!
In Medford t;tr,a p-r tier, In Jack
sonville IS.fHr. Webster rnnch,
Hi north of Jar ksonville.
t:7
FOR HALE Itedy for Ford JVs-tprt
truck, cheap, Russ Mill,
FOR SALE Ford truck, Smith at
tachment. L. H, Hrown,
FOR BENT A1AJT.HKSTO.
FOR RENT One. completely fur
nished apartment. Hotel Itnllantl.
FOR KENT MlHCKLLANKOl'H,
Kilt RENT sou-acre stock or grain
ranch nonr post otftce and railroad.
Write or Impttro after tt o'clock at
t-U South Fir street. Lis
FOR RENT Fine alfalfa tattrre.
Phone 1U2-R. jjta
FOR RENT From Nov, 1st, the
brlrk warehousa occupied by the
Medford Krult Co. Apply Archie
8, Ash, issr
FOR KEJTl HCWBKH.
KOK ifh'NT riye-ruuut mm'tTii Iv.tn
gaiov, Srt Y-.est TweitUi. Ii
FOR RENT Hire-rooni housn, hard
wood floors, full cement basement,
garase. Phone S'i-V,'.
FOR RENT I-fteely turnM-wi sfa
room house; also furnctbed twa
room house. John F. 'vVhire, "t-t
West Kleventb, phone 4i-M.
Mosiii: T'i wjas.
MONEY TO LOAM on. good real
estate secnrltj-, and wilt buy Lib
erty Bonds. J. It. Andrew No.
31 North Grape, Phone (H7.J. tf
MONEY TO LQA.-J Kiamy f i-'J
a Mo-tfor.t pruifir."T. fct.sr not:i,
1t ES.TTnsr.ts. f. H V;opi
Mining e.viejts.
CAMPBELL & I.fL.TRCRASmtS
promitir.i- ' as-roclRtion; nilnin
properties listed for sale, sampled
and reports rendered. Office RSd
assay laboratory nf tf? North i-'tr
St., opptx'ltft Hotel Holland. Sam
ples by mall given prompt attsvrj-
tlon. ,
Atrorrsfys.
WW. M. CtTTv iciAtt ornaUbTw
. Medford .national Bank Uldg.
PORTER S. NEFF, Atorney-t-lsir,
rooms 0 and S, Medford National
Bask Building.
A. B. 1 Hmtmea, Lawyer.
Corey ,BolUHs.
Oanitt-
Auto app21e.
LAHXR AtfTO BPRINO CO.
re Oferatlns; the tencast, obf.-is
aod best-voipped plant !u the Pi
elf lo northwest. rs cur tprtttn
when others tail. Bold t-njor writ
tea guarantee. 34 North Filtwats
Bt., Portland, Oregoa.
GARBAGE Bet your pveiufee
eleaned hi for the summer. Crrtf
on the ((y garbage wajton tat
rod service. Phone jjG l-Y. J
T. Alloa.
Expert AccCKataat.
WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. WH
son, Q. P. A. Ask about our nuts
and simplified method of account
tug. Particularly valuable to oof
business as a tlnie-saver giving
fall business detail. M. F. & H.
Bids,, Medford. Phone 157-R.
tnstrucUoa la 14ns!c,
FRKD AL.TOIf HAIGtlT Teacber u
plans and harmony. Ifatrht Kesti
Btoilo, 61 Gra8tt-Corer BtSa
Phone 71.
Insorauce.
t
AL1CIJ HOLLO WAT Fire, AfcirtC
Autemobito, LtabMiy poltcb.'a writ,
tea with best English and E3tm
Compantes. Office 4tttt OaraeH
Corey flldg. c
EARL S. Tb'MY Oenerat Insurance
orfke. Fire, Automobile, Accident.
Liability, Pluto Ulass, Hay or
Orain in field or barn; also Live
stock. Contract and Surety liomls.
Kitcelteut cum;ules, good local
service. No. 2tu Garnet t-Coiey
Bldg., L. L. Cathcart, Manager.
Planing- Mm,
THOMAS MOFFAT General milt
work, 80.3 h, doors, jnauldings and
screens. Shop 37 S, rtr. Phone
IU.
Fhysickuis sua Sa -ecz,.
DR. W. V. HOWAUb-Oa.eu!i
pnystctan. Sirs V ruetl-Coroy build
ing. Phone 13t.
OH. t. i. EM.MENS PhjwlcMa sufct
urgaoa. Practice HniHed to ,
ear, nose and; throat. Eye Kttn
tlfkally tiated aad tli.o.t snij.
titled. Oculist ami Atri.s for s. i,
h. r. Co. orttcea it, r. m. it, s-
Bldg. Phone 567.
DR. K C. CARLtW
I1R. EVA MAL., CAHLOW
OSTEOPATHIC I'll VttlClAN
416-41 7 L'ornett-Corcy titdt;.
Plm UOt-L.
Roatdouco Z1 S, fjiusel Street.
Veteriuacy Hiu-geuu.
DR. CHAS. 81. AXIiKttaoX Ask-
llinrf, Oregon, Veteriiiary Kurui-on.
Cattle specialist. Hn.-ipii.it eitimo
M; reutiteuce phone es-R. litt
lstHter and J ubitwmsrs.
MEDFORD PULVfiNO CO. hst tft
Dost eipiytped ptlutfug o'Jln is,
Bouthora" Oregon. Rook btrntim,
loose leaf ledgws, hllliu sysiom.
eto. PoiUsntl prki, i7 .Soft
Kir St.
iB,iet.
BAD8 TKANSe-CR 4t BTO-HAOK- s;t.
Ofttce n North front St. Ph'-n.
Hi. Prices right. MrTie i.;tr-
ntMht
ATTRACTIVE
Will (ratio a goad, wctt v-piipi
Sb-acra stock raiu-li, li'tt acrej in
grain aud alfaUa, gotxl bsis!tU;;:-:. ai.-st
gouit outside tango, for a (rmi.t StcN
foril home. Sm.it caih and the tiat
anco on long time and easy terns.
Will trado a well fmptuvtsl sisv;ai
ranrh. for n good ffo-ruu moderit
home In Uuttfurd, and a small c.i-h
batance,
A small r.iKrii, , i tiitprnted. rb-s
crop (s estimated to he worth, uuu.
Thla place gyes for L-.)UiI.
Brown & Whit
10 South; t'ir S trecl.
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