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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORi). PRECOX, THURSDAY. RKPTKMIIER :,. 101S 't TOPAY'SMARKETS PAOE FIVE .:. , l'uitlnml Livestock . POUTLAKJ), On..;' Si.pt. o.-'-Oat- tlli loWCr. reeeillta .l(i.Y KteerK. nl-inie W2.0tl(i"i.l:l.Wl; good lo choice,, $11,011 a)ja.UU: medium to good, $!).7.)(u 11.00: fair to medium, S.2."!l.2.'i: I'bmijioii to fair, $.i.75(a8.2Ti; rows nail heifers,, choice, $8.IM '0.11(1; mp. dium to Rood, .f. ').".)( 7.2 " ; fair to medium, 4.73(0 5.75; cuncrx, $.!.U0(ir 4:90; balls,, $5.00fd O.Otl : cnlvcs..!I.Ou dtU'i.OO; xturkerx and fuodir.s, $li.0(l H.0(l. I:Hom, weak; rcceinK 1,207. Prime mixed, .l.25(n IO.jO- mcilium mixed, $I8.8." and 19.00; rough heuvics, 17.7."i(f( 18.01); piirs, .flli.00(n 17.00; btllk of sales. $1 0.00m 10.25. Itihpcn slow; receipts 1,141. Prime JrtniR, if l.l.allfn .14.50; fair to medium, ,'$H.0(n'l'2.00; venrliii"- $1 0.OOfri 11.00; wethers, $!).00( 10.00; ewes $8.50( 8..ri(J. ... ;1 1 Butter and Ekss. . H'onTI.AXD, Ore., Sept. 5. Hut to firm. City erearuerv prints, 5:!e; cartons, 54e; buying priee butter fat, Portland, 58c cube extras, 51s; see- onlls, 48e; dniry, ,'lb'c. EOGS Ruyinfr pneo, rotten and cricked out, 50c; selling priee, can dled, 51c; selected candled in cartons, D354c. k POULTRY Hens, 2:iri2Gc; broil ers 2(i(ff:)0c; old roosters, IGe; turk ey, 2830e; Kecso, 22c; ducks, young, 30(B33c; old, 35c. . f ' , , Portland Grain. WTJEAT New crop, $2.20: barley, feed, ,(i0; brewing, .$02: oats, $00 bid: corn, No. 3, yellow, $75. IIILLSTUFFS fernn, $31; shorts, f33.; middlings, $33. - Slay Buying price, timothy, $30 31; alfalfa. $27.50; train. $26. COURT HOUSE REPORT Deported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Central Are. 1 Circuit Court V D. Hell vs. Horace I!. Bterron. Amended complaint. 1 Proliute Court '( Kslate of 1). 0. Karnes. State Incut. t Estate of Artie MVMorcv, incom petcnt. Inventory and appraisement. i Lstnte ot David C'rcaney. Invi tory and appraixeinent. The Outbursts of 'Everett True By CONDO PrOO CIN'T Ci6 NYlMHSRs"B'yT UUHAV YOU HSR THAT TUee "over -xtie-K.es aiw r-wr -Hn cnnuwnc. lNSTI?UMSNr, UORKS IT to DPATK . j '"- 'i: :" ' IT IMg " jit? " )U- - r iDCtreR Lg DOUJM, THetv, r !jl--ge FOR A HTH-e KHtUS , ' .-ryrr-rgrs hd teecieve tou "1 -: if ; Ileal Kstate Transfers Everett J. Hateman anil Jessie !i Hatcmnn to Kliznhcth Kenr ; ney. l,nt 4, of section 2; lots ' q 1, 2 and south half of north east quarter of section 3, . . . township 34, range 3 oast; i nml cast half of southeast quarter of section 27, and .;' east half of northeast, qunr 5 " f section 34, 'township ranw 3 cast $2,000 ,.rvcn- lierjrquist and Ida M. A Bersquist to Arvid X. Nero, f Land in section 32, township ; 3.), ranee 1 west 000 j Thomas Kearney nnd Kliz.v j belli Kearney to Everett J. Baleman. Lot 4 of section 2; i and lots 1 and 2 and south f half of northeast quarter of section 3, in township 34, ; raimc 3 east, and the cast 1 half of southeast quarter of i section 27, and cast half of' ; the norlhenst quarter of sec- ' lion 34, township 33, rumto 3 !, cast 2,000 J. J. fiood nnd Jennie Good to i. C. E. Johnson. Undivided J half interest in west half of northeast quarter of section 4, township 34, ran no 1 east 500 ! 'i 1 H 'A 'i Men Kwl Tliel, Too While much is said about tired womon it must be remembered that men also pay the penalty ot over work. When the kidneys are weak. Inactive or sluggish, when one feels tired out and miserable, lacks energy nnd ambition. Foley Kidney Pills are tonic and strengthening. Wm. 11. Clark. Springfield. Ohio, writes: "I found no relief from kidney trou ble until I discovered Foley Kidney Pills. Now I am In At shape." They net quickly Art surely. For sole by the Mcdford Pharmacy. Adv. EAGLE POINT fAGLEIS By A. P. rfowlctt 5lr. II. Vondcr Helbii of Wcllrn had a lot of lumber brought in on the P. A E. the l'ir.-t of the week. lit (-pile of the war excitement and Ihe cry of hard times, the farmers nrc still itoinir ahead improving their places and it appears Hint the demand for lumber shakes and shinuje is just almut ns ursenl n ever. Her man Meyer, Sr. of Lake creek, was in Tuesday alter n load of shakes lo cover a building. Pro). C. E. Johnson, formerly of Ibis section of the country, but now ' ol Rosebun.', enmc in bit Satnrd.-y evening and spent a tow days at the Sunnyside during the time bo made a business trip to Derby. Since he lert here he has been traveling for a pub lishing company a part of the time but during the past year has been teaching near Roseburg. He expects to teach this fall and winter In the same locality. He has followed teach ing In this county for several years. Mr. and Mrs. Putmun and Mr. anil -Mrs. fanuel Leldman af .Medfurd, were among the guests at the Sunny side Sunday, and so was Geo. A. Hopyer of San Diego, Calif., Mrs. Raymond L. Ward, New York City, and Miss Louise Mosler of San Fran cisco. Also Judge 15. D. Brlggs and -wife, J. J. MCXalr and wife of Ash land and .Mrs. Mary Sitzer of St. Paul, Minn. And Mr. V. H. Watt nnd Henry Currier of Medford. -Fred Frldegar of Medford, who owns twenty-acre pear orchard just outside of the corporate limits of our town, came in Monday tocoaimence picking and boxing his pears, taking a room at the Sunnyslde. His pear crop is quite good this season as he has a good tract of land and water to irrigate. ; . .Mr. and Mrs. Dolph of Portland arrived at the farm of Mr. Fred Mc- Pherson of this place. Sunday night they came down In their car to visit Mr. McPherson and family as tbey were school mates together when they were boys. Mr. Dolph is a rela tive of the late Senator Dolph and a grandson of Mr. Vanderbllt of Now York. j Mrs. Thomas Harroeks and daugh ter Gladys tit Portland, a sister of Mrs. R. A. Wldeman, who is the business manager and saleslady In the T. E. iXIchols store in tills place, arrived In Medford Sunday morning and Thomas Lewis, brought. Hieni out to visit the Wldeman family that morning. Tho meeting was some what of a surprise but equally as pleasant. They had not seen each other for some years. Monday tho lawsuit between W. E. liutler and Ed Button ct al and the ot al proved to bo the county of Jack son for ten thousand dollars damages becauso Ed Dutton acting as roan supervisor In this road dlstrirt re moved obstructions in the road act ing under, as ho supposed, the orders ot the county court and In conse quence of the suit there were some fifteen or twenty witnesses sum moned from here and rurrounding country and among that number was Frank Ilrown, Hoy Ashpole. L. E. and John and Gus Nichols, Jeff Con over, Geo. Daley, Wm. Perry, A. C. Ilowlett, and a number from the country. Some of theni did not ap pear while a few who did go to Jack sonville were not called on the witness stand. The principal point the plnlnlif! seemed to want to eotal)- llfh was that it was not a legal conn ty road and that the plaintiff had a right to fence the land. ' How li will be decided remains to lie seen an liio court did not gel thru examining the CHICHESTER S PILLS witnesses until G p. m. There seems lo be considerable feeling manifested In this community over the suit and the decision will be looked for by the friends' on both sides with interest. Fred McPherson nnd his friend Mr. Dolph nnd Mrs. Jcnj. Hrophy were among tho business visitors Tuesday. A. C. Elder of LaHp Creek was also In town Tuesday. I learned thTs Weunesday morning that the beautiful homo of W. K. Hummel situated about five niilos north of here was burned to the ground Monday morning about 3 o'clock. There seems lo be no cause of the fire as far as I have learned as Mrs. Hammel was away from home oa Applegatc at the time and there had been no fire in Iho houso since Saturday. There was some Insur ance but I understand that Mr. Ham mel claims that the loss will amount to over a thousand dollars over and above tho insurance. He saved noth uig more than his clothes as ho was in lied when he hoard tho fire. Our school will open for the fall term on Monday, Sept. 9th: ' Wednesday John WIriningham, our mail carrier from herd to Trail and Persist had his auto out of commis sion so. hod to use a span of mules and a hack. Wednesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Monte Vcnham came out on the P. & B. auto stage Wed nesday morning and took tho stage 'or Long Branch on tho E. P. and Trail toad. . Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Anderson and Mr. nnd Mrs. L. O. Castor, all of Miedford R. F. I), route near Phoe nix and I). H. Patrick nnd .Miss Elln Belford and a little orphan boy she has taken to raise and educate were all here for dinner Wednesday. Mr. Patrick ia starting for , San Francisco, to try to join the army and If ho does not succeed Intends to go to work In one of tho shipyards. WANTED MjSCKLLAXKOrs WANTED To buy. lr.ll calves." 4 to 7 months of age, at least 50 per cent heifers. Durham or Hereford preferred. Geo. Hilton, phone HB-II Medford. lia WANTED Kitchen, cabinet without top, dresser and ' bookcase. II 1 3 South Grape. lai WANTED Sell your cream to the Johnson Prod. Co., Central Point, Ore., whare the testa and cash counts. WANTED Housea to mora, build, repair or wreck. Phone 488-J1 or 4KK-X. WANTED K. H. Toft buys Liberty bonds, also mortgages, notes, judg ments, escrow contracts, etc., and makes short time loans on any old thlnr. HET.P wAirrmt JIALB, WANTED Man with baler to bale bay. Tel. 468-Rl. WANTED Man with saw outfit to cut wood. Phono 4C8-1U. WANTED Eight men. and one flunkey for Crater Lnko work, $3.00 per day and board. Fare free. Court Hall. 141 WANTED At once, a messenger boy for the Western Union. Apply at office. HELP WAXTKIi FKMALE WANTED Experienced l'ndy stonog rapber. One with some bookkeeu- Ing experience preferred, but not necessary. Good salary to right party, uig l'ines Lumber Com pany. 1 WANTED Waitress for dlnlne room and young lady to attend cigar siana. Hotel Medford. WANTED Government civil service examinations, Oregon, in Septem ber. Government Clerk. Itallwav Mall, Teacher, Immigrant Inspec tor. Typewriter, "Research Clerk. Salary 1200-$2tiU0. Experience unnecessary. Men, Women desir ing government positions write for rree particulars, J. C. Leonard! for. mor Civil Sorvi.-e Examiner), 10f8 Kenots UuiUIIng, Washington, D. C- 141 WANTED Ladv cook for short or. dec restaurant. Phone at my ex pense, e. u uiark, Hornbrook, Calif. 141 WANTED Woman to cook on ranch Phono 697-J3. WANTED Office girl with exner- ioneo, capable of bookkeoplng and sienogrnpntc work. Box A. B Mull Tribune. with Medford trade l Medford mart WA SVtnt aijKCHMjANEOUS WANTED 1 2x1 BtenT SilTte con lltion and price. F. W. Streets, Grants Pnss. 14 WANTED To rent, a good grnln and stock ranch. E. K. Rcames, -Medford, It. D. 4. 140 WANTED Second-band typewriter; must ho reasonable, for cash. Box A, .Mail Tribune. HI WANTED To buy corn for Bllo. Phone 607-R. , . WANTED To huv vetch Teed; ab:o feed barley. li. Blngbam, phono 597-J;!. WANTED To buy, spring pulbti, from good strain; preTcr leghorns. Prof. C. K.ngelhardt, Eagle Point. 14.1 cat Ak T'Jf Urncj'i n'i lit. 14 !AwM) IW: AMD I'lLIAf' rtv-kr-(il!iit.r :'t. AlB-tv, B,ul GAGNON LUMBER YARD All kinds of rough and dressed Lumber. Specialties': Dimension stuff, Fin ishing Lumber, shingles, Burh and Doors, Roofing Paper, Fruit Boxes. Buy Jackson County Products. Place orders now for Fruit Boxes. New Shod, I III H. KronT Hi., Medford. Phone 8,"P, CHARTER NO. 7701. REPORT OK THE COXIMTIOX OF THE First National Bank At Medford, in the State of Oregon, at the close of business. August HKSOUtCES 3I 31, 1018 l.UUu.UU .TU.UOU.UU Loans and riiecomita Overdrafts, unsecured 1. S. bonds (other than Liberty bonds, but in cluding IT. S. certificates of Indebtedness) : a h. a. bonds deposited to secure circulation Hon (par value) IIOO.OUO.OM o V. S. bonds and certificates of Indebtedness pledged to secure V. S. deposits (par value) f t. S. bonds and certificates of indebtedness owned and unpledged I.lliortv liiin Itf.n.lK. a Liberty Loan bond's, 3, 4, nnd 414 per cent,' unpledged Bonds, securities, etc. (other than U. S.)- b Bonds (other.than U. S. bonds) pledged to secure postal savings deposits 13 out) 00 e Securities other than U. S. bonds (not in- CllldinC NtOfkRl nwnori .... tH ... ... . .... Total bonds, securities, etc., other than U; S.... 1 . ,., rcuerui ueserve Hank stock btork or Federal Reserve Bank (50 per cent of subscrip tion) a Value of banking house " Furniture and fixtures . Real estate owned other than banking bouse Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank Cash In vault and net amounts due from national banKs ' loo Vv. r , imnnuro, iinu trust compan ies other than included in Items 13, 14, or 15 1 1 4:1.'M ii2.38 Exchanges for clearlnc Imiisn Total of items 14. 15, lti. 17, and IS J 1 1 l.tiiin.l B Checks on banks located outside of city or town of report ing bank and other cash items ... . Redemption fund with F. S. Treasurer and due "from li' S Treasurer War Savings Certificates and Thr'if t Stamps acTuaVly owned ouu.ou 130.00 91)4, sr, laa.KY ooo.on 1111 (i. no 000.00 1110.00 1140.28 ,847. Uii 91.3. 'i 1 898.30 000.00 990.11 Total .?'.'f,1.31li.(i; taxes 7,301.21 4,333. !I9 LIABILITIES . Capital stock paid In . a Undivided profits b Less current expenses, Interest, anil paid Circulating nole- nnlnlnnnlmr ', .uet "mou,,,,s ,ll" to banks, bankers,' and'trustoViVpaniea (other than Included In items 31 or 32) Total of Itnmn 19 nn,l n 1 """V'l.".;'.;'. Demand deposits (other Minn Imnk deiioslts) suljcc t o re- Mervo (deposits payablo within 30 days) . Individual deposits suliject to check 07 . Certificates of deposit duo In less than ' "30 '""days' i"( other ' than for money borrowed) i . Certified checks !".."!.'.""."" . Cashier's checks outstanding Total or demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to Reserve, items 34 35 30 37. 3S. 39. 40, and 41 .'3SC,(iC2.32 Time deposit., subject to Ismrtrvn (payable on uuys, or suoject to 30 days or moro notice, nnd postnl savings): . Postal savings deposits . Other lime deposits ."!."!."".." " Total or time deposits subject tor Reserve, items 42, 43, 44, and 45 1327,771. KI I'nltcd Slate Deposits (other than postal savings c Other Tutted Slates deposits, including do posPa of lT. S. rilsliurslng officers ?100,UU0.oo 90. 22 99. no 1,208.(0 067.00 138.7b .,i24.t.i 931.42 lllli 4 210, 884.21! 320.09 32.7 09. 10 Total 951.;iIli.U5 Stale of Oregon. County of .Inckson, ss. I. Oris Crawford, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that tho above statement Is true to the .bent or my knowledge and belief , ORIS CRAWFORD, costlier. Subscribed and sworn lo before me this 5th dnv of September, 1918. ,. . T. W. MILES, Notary Public. ( ORRI.ST Allest: Wm. G. Talt. Henry mart. Chns. Huang. Directors. REPORT OK THE COXDITIOX OK THE Jackson County Bank At Medford, In tho State of Oregon, at the closo ot business, August 31, 1918 HK.SOIIMKS Loans and discounts Overdrafts, secured and unsecured Bonds nnd wananls Stocks, securities. Judgments, etc !..!"!"! Banking house Furniture nnd fixtures Other real estate owned Hue from banks (not reservo banks) Due from approved reservo banks ;'hcrks and other rash Items Exchanges for clearing 'limine Cash on hand Other resources Total LIABILITIES C apital stock paid In .:.... iiurpliiB fund ' I'ndlvldcd profits, less expense and taxes paid' . Duo to banks and bankers Individual deposlls subject to check Demand ecrtlfltnlns of deposit Cludller checks outMamllliK Certified (hecks Time and Savlncs Deposits Bills payable for money borrowed Reserved for Interest and taxes . Other liabilities ..r:i 11,1.1 i.(M 1.718.10 81,934.21 .. 39,894.12 . 30,000.00 li, HUM. VII ,. 1 4.788,1 2 4,4117.24 .. 10.1,1 0Y. 22 VliH.i.li 4." l.:i 1 . Till, 821. On 702. 9n ..f 87.1, Hl.i. .1100,0110.00 1.1,000.00 11,102. i ll .. 40,981. 32 .. 31i,83.i.12 ti, 293. 2.1 3. Illy. 92 2. 513. 251 ,. 281. (9, .11 2.1. 11110.00 I. 381 1 I II, Olitl. Oil Total I35.I7 Slain of OrcKon, County of Jackson, ss. I, V. II. Vawier, Cashier of the abovo-named .bank, do solemnly i-wear lhal tho above statement Is true to tho best or my knowledge and bollcf . , V. H. VAWTEIt, Cashier, Subscribed and sworn to before me Ibis .1th dnv of Kept., ts. C. M. THOMAS, Notary public. Mi- commission expires Aurll 1 2. 1920. CORREST Aiieu: Geo. I(. I.lndlev. ('. F. Ilnichlnon. ft A Tii'Miir ' Dlretlorr,. WANTED SITUATION. WANTED Position by experienced bookkeeper nnd stenographer. 249 South Riverside. C. E. Lung. 143 MISCKLLAXEOL'S TAKE THEM Apple stumps given away If taken at once. Phono 4lS8-Rl.s- FOR SALE RKAL KSTATE. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Quick, for Medford property, 80 acres of land In Josephine county, fair houso and burn, few acres In culti vation, 000,000 feet or more good fir timber, on main road, six miles from railroad, price $2,000. Mrs. J. Rhoads, Solma, Oregon, or A. JI. Rhoads, 220 North Bartlett. 143 FOR SALE Must sacrifice, 1117 West Ninth street, Medford, one story bungalow, lot 50x100, re cently taken In exchange by us for New York property want ofior. Calm & Planum, owners, 40G East 149th street, New York City. 144 144 FOR SALE lilVEBTOCK. 'OR SALE Number 1 fresh Jeisey cow; yearling colt; sell or trade. W. E. Bryson, R. Griffin Creek. 142 FOR SALE 5 to 25 well bred ewes at 10 each. O. T. Wilson, Gold Hill, Ore. 140 FOR SALE 30(1 head breeding ewes; also 100(1 acres land for sale or lease. Brown & While., JO South Kir street. FOR SALE A fine lunch of thirty- nine Angora goats. Telephone 194. FOR SALE Throe burros, with sad dles. $50.00, If taken quickly. 1103 Nlantlc. 101 FOIl SALE MlSCKLIiANEOUH.r FOR SALE Washington Hybred seed wheat; extra fine. Geo. Hil ton, phone 86-M, Medford. 143 FOR SALE At 222 South Holly street, gas stoves, linoleum, dres sers, dishes, beds, chairs, tables, heators, wood cook stovo with water pipes. Phono 2-17-L. FOR SALIC Tier wood, five miles northwest of Centrnl Point: good road, no bills, on Willow Springs road. W. Ilatton. 113 FOR SALE Ponchos are going fa3t If you can t come, phone 857-.I for your order. H. R. Ouches, Griffin Crook. 110 FOR SALE One pructlcally new Xx 10 tent nnd water power washing machine Phone 371. HI FOR SALE Tomatoes: will cost you one cent a pound It you come nna pick them, l'lione 374. 140 FOR SALE Lnwn mower, garden tools, oil heater, book case, iron bcu. Phono 925-11. 738 Wont fourteenth street. 141 FOR SALE Ford touring car, 1918 model. Perfect condition and many accessories. Good no new. Dr. .1. L. Hill, 719 West Eleventh stroet. FOR SALFj Four-cylinder Reo auto mobile; good an now. Phone 19-F13. J4 FOR SALE Pickling Phone 713-X. cucumbors. 143- FOR SALE Tills week only, bli-vclo. 30x3 Mi Pennsylvania vacuum cup ure; also some furniture, j, w. bhlrley, 28 Almond Btreet. 1 FOR SALE A No. M grain bay. oaiou. is. j, .Morroil, Beagle, Ore. 144 FOR SALE Dodgo touring car by owner, recently overhnulud and in good condition. Good tiros, box 94 3, Medford postofflco. 113 FOR SALE Flrst-class corn crop for alio. Tel. 07-J3. 142 FOR SALE Ford touring cur, elec- irio mitricr anu winnrii uattcry. Bargain. Power Auto Co. FOR SALE Body for Ford lVi-ton truck, cheap. Russ Mill, 'OR SALE Ford truck, Smith at tachment. L. B. Brown. FOR HUM HOUSES. FOR RENT .My comfortably fur nished bungalow. 719 West Elev enth street. Dr. J. L. Hill. FOR RENT On October 1st, eight room house with two sleeping porches and garage. Can bo scon at 510 West Jackson street. Fur nished or not as desired. Intor mutlon by addressing owner, Mrs. (1. B. Vermeer. 523 Fifteenth ave nue North, Seattle, Wash. 14 9 FOR SALE OR It BNT Modern slx room furnished bungnlow In Ash land. Phono 320-.1, Ashland, be twoen 9 and 1 1 a. 111. FOR RENT Two brick rooming houses on West Main street or will change for office rooms two seven room dwelling houses on paved street. John F. Whlto, phono 449-M. FOR RENT Five-room house, hard wood tioors, run cement basement, garugo. Phono 370-W. FOIl KENT APARTMENTS. FOR RENT One completely fnr- nisueo apartment, llotol Holland. INTKItlJItllAX AVTOL'AII CO TIME C.Ull) Leave Modrord for Asmand. Talont and Phoenix dall, except Sunday at 8:00 a. m. and 10:00 a. m.: 1:00. 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Satur day at 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, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. m.. and 11:00 a. in.; 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Saturday nights at 5:30. Sunday leave Aahlnml al :00 a. m, and 11:30, 4:30 and 6:20 p. m. FOU EXCHANGE. TO EXCHANGE For valley prop erty, 315 awes In Potter county. South Dakota, 40 acres In cultiva tion. Call Tel. 194 or In person between 2 and 4 p. nf., ut 211-12 Liberty building. ' TAKEN CP. TAKEN IN Two milk cowa and one bull calf. Owner can claim by de scribing stock and paying charges. Phone 07-.I2. MONEV TO MiAS. jtclvEYTOLOAN'on'ooQeal estate security, and will buy Lib erty Bonds. J. B. Andrews, No. 31 North Orape. Phono 647.J. tt I1PN1NESS t(lWTrOK Mining Experts. CAMPBELL & LIL.1EGRAN mines promlllr.g association; mining properties listed for sale, sampled and roports rendered. Office and assay laboratory at 107 North Fix St., opposite Hotel Holland. Sam ples by mall given prompt atten Attorney a. WM. M. COLVIO Attorney-at-law. Medford National Bank Bldg, PORTER J. NEPF, Attorney-aWaw, room. S and 9, Medford National Bank Building. A, B. .Reamvs, Lawyer. Garnatt Corey Building. Auto BappUa. LA HER AUTO SPRING CO. W are operating the largest, (Ideal and beat-equipped plant In1 the Pa cific northwest Use oar iprlngs when other fall. Bold ander writ ten guarantee. 34 North FlftaeatJ Bt, Portland, Oregou. Gam GARBAGE Get your DremlM cleaned np for the summer. Call . on the city garbage wagons toi god aervlce. Phone 151-T. f T. Allen. Expert Accountant. WILSON AUDITING CO. E. 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 .giving full business detail. M. F. & H. Bldg., Medford. Phone 57-R. Instruction in klaslc FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher al , piano and harmony, Height Ifnsli Studio, 401 ;xuett-Carey Bldg Phone 73, Insurance. ALICE HOLLOWAT Fire, Accident Automobile, Liability policies writ ten with best English and Eastens Companies. Office 408 Garnett Corey Bldg. . EARL S. TUMY General Insurance office, Fire, Automobile, Accident, Liability, Plate Glass, Hay or Grain In field or barn; aUo Live stock, Contract and Surety Bonds, Excellent compantos, good local service. No. 210 Garnett-Corey Bldg.. L. L. Cathcnrt, Manager. Planing Mill. THOMAS MOFFAT Uoneral mill work, sash, doors, mouldings and screens. Shop 437 S, Fir. Phona 184. Physician and Ba tana. DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopath!! physician. 303 C rnett-Oorey build, ing. Phone 130. DR. J. J. EMM1CXS Physician and aurgeon. Practice limited to eye ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlnt for 3. P R. R. Co. Offices U. F. ft H. Cc Bldg. Phone 567. DR. F. G. CARLOW DR. EVA MAhsa CARLOW OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS 416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg. Phone 904-L. Rosldonce 26 S. Laurel Street Vetnrlnory Runreon. DR. CIIAS. M. ANDERSON Ash land, Oregon, Veterinary Surgeon. Catlln specialist. Hospital phone 69; residence phono 208-R. 140 Printers mud Publishers. MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the' nest equipped printing office Ik Southern Oregon. Book binding, loose leaf lodgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices. 17 Norti Fir 8t. mnstet. EADH TRANSFER & STORAGE CO orrico 42 North Front Bt Phons 115. Prices right. Hon Ice guar-ntel ATTRACTIVE This 10 und 97.100 acres, wtlh. flvo aires leveled and under ditch, a new modern five-room bungnlow. good well of water. Tho owner Is now taking tho crop ofr. and will sell Mm place without crop for J1900. Tho house alone represents a '.200 Investment, which mnkos tho land a very real bargain lo anvonn wanting n truck nnd berry ranch. This offor Is for a few days only. Brown & White 10 South Fir Btreet,