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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRTT?T7NE, M1TOFORD. OREfioX, TFKSDAV. SEPTEMBER 10. 1018 PAGE FiTT? Fl ON VITAL SPOTS OF HUN DEFENSE .- PARIS, Sept. 10 The war has en tered a period of precaution. The fighting yesterday centered south of Cambrai, south of St. Quentin and to the heights north of Solsaons, Ihreo ,vltal spots for the Germans, who resisted desperately but unsuc cessfully. The German heavy artil lery is becoming active from Arras to Rheims, indicating that General Lu- dendorff fears no further removal will be forced upon him.-. Military critics here ar attempt ing to guess what Marshal Foch will do next, but the belief is fixed and confident that there is little danger of General Ludendorff being allowed to buttress himself against the allied line. The Germans are a littlo out of breath by tho pace Marshal Foch set for them and they are unlikely to get a respite. It is assured that Marshal Foch will not let them go to earth as was done after the first battle of the Manic. TODAY'S MARKETS Portland Livestock PORTLAND, Sept. 10. Cattle strong; receipts 276. Prices un changed. Hogs higher; receipts 252. Prime mixed $19.50 19.73; medium mixed $19 19.33; rough heavies $18 18.35; pigs $10 17; bulk of sales $19.35019.50. Sheep steady; receipts 258. Prices unchanged. Butter nnd Kggs EGGS Buying pneo, rotten and tracked out, JUe; selling price, can died, 5-((i':"2i' ; selected candled in cartons, G-Kfioc. POULTRY liens, 23rt?27c; broil ers 27(?!10c: old roosters. Kits turk eys, 28(3.')0c ; geese, young, :iU:i.'lr; old, : 22c; ducks Portland Grain. WHEAT New erop. $2.20; barley, feed, $(10; brewing, jsi2: oats. tftitUO bid-; corn, No. yellow, $71.50. MILLSTTJFFS Isrnn, $31; shorts, $33.; middlings, $33. HAY Having price, timothy, !f:j:i (iM-l; alfalfa, $2(1; pain, $27.50. COURT HOUSE REPORT Reported by Jackson County Ab, tract Co., Sixth and Central Are, TABLE-ROCK TABLETS District Court William T. Grieve vs. Belle iXickell et al. Answer of Belle Nickell. James B. Wlthycombe (governor! ot al vs. Ella T. 'Holloway et al. Proof of mailing. Kate II. Stoples vs. E. T. Stoplos. Heply. Peter Vandersluis ct al vs. C. O. Guches ct al. Summons. ' B. G. Wprthlngton vs. Olive Wor thington. Affidavit; default. , A. H. Edmunds vs. H. H. McCar thy et al. Reply. State vs. Charles Howard. Tran script from justice court. State vs. Harry: F. Lynch. Tran Bcrlpt from justice court. State vs. W. R. Kincaid. Tran script from justice court. State vs. H. C. Miller. Transcript from justice court. Sarah A. Price ct al vs. Sammi JraeCllntock et al. Reply. Laura B. Long vs. John T. Long Summons. Jannette Dixon vs. O. C. Dixon Findings and conclusions; default. The Indies of the Table Rock Bed Cross auxiliary have resumed their labors, meeting last' Wednesday til the regular place. M B. Chase nnd B. E. Xenlon have joined the .Medford unit of the Uni versity of Oregon officers' training school. I'ust curds from Verut-r Lynch and Mel Atkins announce their safe arivn) overseas. Henry Gregory, Jim l'enlund, A. L. Scubrook and William Gregory Have returned from a week's deer hunt in the L'muu country where they .bag ged three fine deer. I The Glass Hros. threshing machine, which is working in this district, is shut down for a few days while the owners are filling their silos. 1 lie yield of grain threshed on two of onr largest ranches has been slightly better. than anticipated. Mrs. O. T. Wilson' and children of Sums Valley spent Saturday here with relatives. Judgo Harvey und wife of Minot, Minn., old friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. II. I.ydinril, are visitors at the Lv diard home. Mrs. Susan 1'cnland has returned from it month's visit with relatives at Oakland, C'al. Henry Maury and sister and Sanford Richardson and family and Miss Ma rie Nculsoh spent Sunday at Hybee Springs, in the Evans creek district. The tilling of silos will be in or der this week in this district. The Dcford family, who have suf fered a king siege of scarlet fever, were just recovering from tins when Byron, the oldest son, became af flicted with iiiflnmmutor- rheumatism and is in a serious condition. A Maxwell car has taken up head quarters at. the Pendleton ranch. Mrs. E. Persons, who has been on the sick list for several days is some what improved ut this writing. ' Miss Vcrdu. Lynch and Miss Kath criii Nealon will begin (heir first term of school in the Trail and Oivaps dis trict onSeptembcr Hi. The young la dies have many friends in this vicuity who feel confident they will make good in their cjioscn work. Orlcy Persons holds the record for pop corn growing in this district, hav ing u patch Iho stalks of which arc more than 10 fed high with cars as large as ordinary field corn. Tim Huggan of Autioch, was a bus iness visitor in this district one day this week. , Tim Venerable brothers and Hay Offenbueker of Applerate were visit ors at the livaunic ranch Tuesdav ot' last week. The Wolf hav haling outfit that has been working in this district dur ing Hie past week returned to Mcd ford. The whoat situation at present doi not look very encouraging to the farmer, who lias -uit everything into. wheat, even sacrificing his hay crop' in order to do his bit for the cause. : Although beef prices are soaring' at Portland, a Table Rock rancher reports that five cents a pound is all he is offered locally for fat cows. With Miss Eva Hcalon attending school at Agale, this will be the first term in ,'M years that the Xenlon fam ily lias nol been represented in the Table Rock schools. Miss .Mary Collins, Miss Eva Xen lon, l.lovd Xordwick and ihe Seabronk hildren will attend school in other districts leaving the attendance in our school Ihc smallest on record. We understand thai several in this district have failed to meet their Red Cross pledges and as we know that this is only carelessness on the part of (he pledgers we. are going to ask you lo plcu-c attend to this matter al once. Your pledge is no earthly good to your count!--- unless backed up by cusli. The war cannot be won wilh mere pledges. Marriage IJcenses Herman R. Lnmkln and Minnie M. Kinsman. . W. J. Murphy and Lulu Barton Deal. W. H. Pcnnlger and Olive William H. F. Bryant and Ida M. Bryant. Earl T. lleltschmldt and Mahol Cochrnn. George A. Anderson nnd Isabel Foster. Heal Estate Transfers Nettie Good and D. I). Good lo S. .1. Hlakely. Xorth feet of lots 2S, 2!l and cast 10 feet of north .")7 feet of lot 27 in block A, Railroad addition to A-hland 10 Men Keel Tired, Too While much Is said about tired women it must be remembered that men also pay the penalty of over work. When the kidneys are weak inactive or sluggish, when one feels tired out and miserable, lacks energy and ambition. Foley Kidney Pills nre tonic and strengthening. Wm. 11. Clark, Springfield, Ohio, writes: "I found no relief from kidney trou ble until I discovered Foley Kidney Pills. Now 1 am in A I shape." They act quickly and surely. For sale by (be Mcdford Pharmacy, Adv. EAGLE POINT EAGLETS By A. C. flowlett The Outbursts of v Everett True By CONDO CtTCi A 2 0 CACt.eD Mi4N 3.VT I t-,r2 VJP ,, SSMS TO BG TMC ONCf vVAY TO ."Do -KAYOS StrCS. NeeDeu it. of the Medford Irrigation District, acting as a Board of Equalization, will meet at the offico of tho Secre tary of the District, in the M. F. & H. Building, in Medford, for the purpose of reviewing and correcting tho Dis trict Assessment and Apportionment of Taxes for tho tax year 1918. Such assessment list, as approved and adopted by the Board of Directors, is now filed in tho office of tho Secre tary where it Is open for the Inspec tion of all persons interested. K. M. WILSON, Secretary of tho Board of Directors Medford Irrigation District. Dated, Medford, Ore., August 29th, 191$. SO roo T-HKS HI 3 PART fOR RS3oRTMG TO SUCH T3RUTAL TReTieNTJ8 George Trusty and his mother, Mr'. J. II. Tr-i:-ly, of E'l' Cre-.-k, earn-- out W-. dncsd.ty .evening, .-lopping with Mrs. II 's diui!:i;t" Mr-. Amos A'Tes. Th: Tacomu Motile eimiifttnv have shipped another --1- of Manganese east. Th:- cargom,: ! I'lulud. lplnu. ami the company have about another ear ut !iu. depot ready to .--hiii. The P. & K railroad seems to have ing coii-iilcralilc iuiu bu-incss than they lun-n do-ii'... 1 heard II. e superipli ndeiit rcv.nk l'i-. oth.r -lay that durine Ihe n:-mt i of Aupm-t lln'.v hud dove three li:::e. t'c hit-incs tlicy did the. August before. Tli-y seem to have quit-t . number of pas sengers, esiKcinllv -in the i.i-t boun.l trips, my are haulm : out I mm four to sevfcn ruin of Inn tc lac Appb gat I. limner rompuM' at .Uc-lior-l everv 'rip, and ahun.-, ivrrv !rip hi inline out one or two cars of hn-dicr lu'-idcs mor or less car" of wo- I for Ihi ilacc and points nli-ii- the l-no he- iwecn hen and .Melton , a.nl ve arc living in Indies that their hu-iiicst wi increase so as to ju-tifv lnin man rg .1 trip everv day except Sunday. Mr. ('. Ilcpp of New VorU was n passeni-er on th d K, TliursOov on his way up to the L. C. mav-nesc mine, lie sccius to be considerably interested in that enterprise and is greatly encouraged over the pro.-pct. E. C. Everscn and (loblie llr.wn WdiMiiuo-iig our guests Tlmrsilnv. T, E, Powell, who is traveling in the interests of the Tobacco comi an. of d'ulil'orniu, was here for dinner Thursday, and so was l'rank Miller and wile, recently from Hunts, and Mr. Ha vis, the court reporter of Jack sonville Mr. Davis and Mr. Miller had been up Rogue river fishing and cailyht- a few fine fish. WW lleale of Iiutte Kails w is luot in Thursday attcrnoon by Dr. .Holt from his home to remain a while at the Kuiinyside on account of his hav ing-a rusty nail puncture his fool. He has been ucling as night watchman in the Knt te Kails mill and while on duty ho jumped off a plall'orin nnd landed on a rusty spike nail and it penetrated almost through the foot, ibotit two inches buck of the toes. He is- being treated by Dr. Holt and see.iUK to be gelling along as well as wild be expected. 1 I'rof. 1(. K. Morris, one of our ehool supervisors and Miss Host-tin- McGrnil, public health nurse snent Tburstluv night at the Siinnvside. Prof. E. A. Ilcardoff, who is to act is principal of our school this fall and winter, and family came in Thursday on the P. E. and went lirect to the Sminysidc and after lin- ncr moved into the P. II. Daley homo. Miss Pinu llenncilii-t, who touglii our primary department last sensor. ind is engaged In teach in 111.: sjmc 'lepartint-nl lliis season, moved into Iowa 1-riila.v. She is occuiiv Hi- nine house she lived in last sc ison : the Ringer house. ilohn W. Smith, one of our old boarders, who has I n al Marsh- field working in one of the ship yards this summer called Friday for din-' nor. Mr. Schivcly and a man from The Paul's Electric store, of Mcdfor-l, sent out lo make some collection in the ele- tric Dump at the school house, were also here for dinner Friday. There were also two .traveling sales men here for dinner Friday. They were representing a San Franci-ei-'--roccry firm. Cliarics -Humphrey of Ilcrbyis hauling out stove wood to Eagle Point. He and his wife were diner. at Ihc Sunnvsidc Thurs-lav ami while here lie r-newcil his sab-i-riplion to the YVerklv Mail Tribune. John Howard ami Pete licit were doing business with our merchants r ri'ta y. .Mrs. M. J. Hawk ami her son, S. II. Harol, wen- ihiiong tin- pas-en-jt-rs on the P. & E. "II their way to P.'ilte Falls Saturday. Mr-', fl. M. S 1 1-i -II i t-in and her sou Louis, ho have been up in the Lake cn-ek country visit inn her mother and family took dinner at the Siinnvside laturdiiy, and so did Mr. ami Mis. Seih-rnnd their four children. Since my la-l rej.or! Rov A-hpoh-, J. M. Willl.-y. Mis. Lottie Van S oy. end dlciiry Knighton have renewed their suhseriptions t.. the Daily M iil Tribune. deem just and equitable. POIITKR J. Nl-.rF. A ttyney for Plniiitiff.' FOR SALE Seven-year- old- black pony, gontlo for children to drive or ride, 130.00. Union Barns. 14.'," FOR SALE Good cow, or will trade for good horse. Dr. Helms. 146 tcuiber 'Jib. All children will report in their old classes al II o clock sharp, It is customarv lo hold school old. during the morning session on the first day when after organization and learning Ihe rules mid regulations of the new teachers, they 'are dismissed to get tho neecssur-- coiiipmcut for Ihe year's work, and report for bus incss Tuesday morning. The teachers engaged for the com ing year are Prof. E. X. Dierdorff, for principal and high school teacher. Prof. Dierdorff -was j'ormallv high school teacher ut Applcgale, Miss Florence Lansing will have charge of the intermediate depart ment, consisting of 5th, (ith, 7th anil Slh grades. Miss Lansing is from Minnesota, where she was priiieinal of a junior high school, is u teacher or vocal music and art, anil was leader in the. glee club where -she taught. - , . Miss Pina llenedict will have charge of the priinan- work, 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th grades. Miss llenedict proved very satisjactor'- as our pri mary teacher lust year, and was well liked hv her pmiiis, tho school board and the communitv as well. Wc expect good work Iron, this corps of teachers Ciis year, both ui the schot room and on the play ground, nil being -nlliiisiaslic work ers. ; Throe years o work will be civvi in the high sclio d this year, physic;, Latin audi on-- commercial brunch being added to last vcar's course I study. (Very Ihonrough work will be expected of ie high school, and pin--cuts need h it worrv ubout sending, their children here to high school u our ; school is undurili.cd or accred ited accordiiu; to rulings given by the stale board of clucalion, and all subjects offered will be carefully tauuht and cr-ilils given hy the y uni ty suncriulcnitt tit coual those given to the larger high school pupils. Vc believe more iinlii iduul attention can he given the pupil- in a well organized small high s hool than in mo.-t large high schools as the larger schools arc uoarlv all overcrowded. Everything nobble is being done to gie you a first class school at the lowc-l pos sible expense lo the taxpayers. Re ciprocate by being public ,-piritcd, Keep your chihlr-n in Ihc home and home school us long as possible. They will leave the home and hmiie influ-i-uee, soon enough. And the more children we have ill our school the lower will your ta.es b(-. We oNpcct scvenil pupils from nut -i ing district--, wecre there are no li:gh s-bols, to attend the high school here this coining year. All nru welcome. Tile p'-r-onncl of tin- sch-iol Intii rl of directors this year is Dr. W. W. P Holt. Mrs. Mary Crown and Mr--, (icr trmle lltiak. A!l arc interested in a first ela-s --ehool aiai -vi! carefully snpervi-e all ileiarttin-iils. Mi. Sbiehlcy will again be janitor for the vcar. Wc note that Prol. X. A. Xmre i long a resident of llagle Point, be priiieinal of R-cue River high school tliis venr. .Mr. Xat'i-cgan is citucator ot iiiiiiiiv lino w wtsii linn siicce- in hi- w-ork. Siiniinons In tho Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for tho County of Jacknon. A. L. Cross, Plalntiif, vs. Emma Fre- denburg, formerly Emma C'ofrman, Andrew Coffraan, Wilbur Coffman, Delia Coffman, Robert Coffman, unknown heirs of Albort Coffman deceased, also all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real estate described in tho Complaint herein, and llorbort L. Coffman, Defendants. To the above named defendants. Andrew Coffman, unknqwn heirs of Albert Coffman, deceased, also nil other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, CBtnte, lien or interest in the real estate describ ed in tho complaint here: IN THE NAME OF THE STATU OF OREGON, ion are horeby sum moned and required to appear in the above entitled Court and cause and answer the Complaint of the plaintiff on file therein against you within six weeks from and after the date of the first publication of this Summons which date is August 2 7 Lli. 1918 said period of six weeks being tho time fixed by the order of Hon. F. M Calkins. Judge of iho above named Court, within which you should so appear and answer or be adjudged to bo in default, which order bears date August 27th. 1918. You will further take notice that if you fall to appear and answer said Complaint as aforesaid, plaintiff will apply to tho Court for Ihe relief de manded in the Complaint, a succinct statement of which Is (or a decree of the Court determining tho conflicting cluims, interest and estatos of defen dants and each of them, in and to the Southwest quarter of the Southwest quarter of Section 2S, and Northwest quarter of Northwest quarter of Sec tion 33, Township 34. South Range 2, East of Willamette Meridian in Jackson Couty, Oregon, nnd decree ing that plaintiff Is the owner of said promises in fee simple, frco and clear of all claims of defendants, or any of them, therein or thereto, .and that nono of said defendants have any right, title, interest or estalo therein or thereto, together with such other and further relief as tlio Court muy FOR SALE OR TRADE Pair of lioavy horses, wagon and harness. G. N. Davis, Central Point. R. 1, Box 78, or phone 3C-X1. ISO FuR SAI.E Soventy head cattlo. yearlings, two and three-year old stcors. high test milker, three wagons, two sots harnoss, surry, buggy, farming tools, wheat, bar ley, winter oats, and four head horses for salo or lease for food; and fine young saddle horse, furnl turo, etc. Groenloaf ranch, two miles south Gold HID, Knnes Creek. Tony Olson. 1-15 HULP WAJVTT.t) FTCMAMU I EAGLE POINT SCHOOL NOTES I ' . Faglc Point school will o-n lo be au the wear's work on .Mondav, Scji- A'nllco Notice, Is hereby given that Tuesday, October 1st, 19 IS, al 0 rlot k p. WANTED Experienced lady stonog raphcr. One with somo liookkeep ins experience preferred, init not necessary. Good salary to light party. Big Pines Lumber Com pany. WANTED Girl for general house work;1 family of two. ' Phone 7S6-W. 14 VOn SALft MVKSTOCK. OR SALE Ramlbouilctt bucks. Also ewes. D. H. Rosenberg, Med ford Hotel. 147' FOB JIHXT Al'.VllTMBNTO. FOR RENT One completely fur nished apartment. Hotel Holland, .MONEY TO LOAN on gooo rttk,) estate security, and will buy Lib erty Bonds. J. B. Andrews, Nov 31 North Grape. Phone 647.J. tf" TAKEN UP, FOR SALE 5 to 25 well bred ewes at 10 each. O. T. Wilson, Gold Hill, Ore. 14C FOR SALE 300 head breeding owes; nlso 1000 acres land for sale or lease. Brown & White, 10 South Fir street. FOR SALE A fine -jnnch of thirty- nine Angara goats. Telephone 194. TAKEN VP Ono sorrel mare brand ed F-E on loft hip. Insured back; one bay mare, ono wbito horse, neither branded; all young. Phone BS9-J1. 14B TAKEN IN Two mill: cows and one bull calf. Owner can claim by de scribing stock and paying charges Phono C7-.12. PTJStNKHS IllU0CTOK Mining Experts. CAMPBELL & LILJEORAN mine promltlng association; mlnlnR properties listed tor sale, sampled' and reports rendered. Office and assay laborntory at 107 North Fta St., opposite Hotel Holland. Sam Ides by mall given prompt atten Attorney. WM. M. COLV10 Attorney-at-law. Medford National Bank Bldg. FOR SALE Three burros, with Bud dies, $50.00, If taken quickly. 1103 Mantle 101 FOR HALE MIHCRliliANKOUP. FOR SALE Sowing machine, carpet sweeper, bookcase and a few other articles. 2S Almond street. FOR SALE Ford touring car. good condition. Burguin, (.190. Phone 400. 140 FOR SALE Overland 90 touring car, worth $1,000, must sell at once, $700. Phono 400. 140 FOR SALE Gns stoves, linoleum. dressers, dishes, beds, springs, sanitary cots, chairs, kitchen cab inets, heaters, rugs rheap, pillows, centor tables, cooking utensils. 223 South Holly, phono 247-L. WANTED - pots. R. Point. - Second-hand W. Nichols, smmlgo Central 150 PORTER J. NBFP, Attorny-at-l, rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. A. B. Reames, Lwyr. Oarnatt Corey Binding. Auto CavpllM. LA ITER AUTO BPRJNd CO. W are operatlrx the largest. aldaM and best-equipped plant in the Pa cific, northwest. Us oar spring when others fail. Bold aoder writ ten guarantee. 84 North Flfteeml Bt, Portland, Oregou. , Qma GARBAGE Oet your oxomtaaa cleaned up for the summer Call on the city garbage wagona toj god serTtee. Phone I61-T , " T. Allen. FOR SALE Library table, dining tnhlo. sewing machine, live rock ing chairs, six dining chairn, two bedroom ehalrs, two beds com plete, heutor, rnngo,. mnguziuc st'aad, three tabarets, four rugs, two dressers, library lamp, refrig erator, hammock, dishes, cooking utensils, pillows, books, laying lions. 507 South Holly. 147 FOR SALE Small country store and . email stock of clean groceries; household goods for quick sule. Box 25, Mall Tribune. Mil FOR SALE Trailer, extra line, slightly used; must sell, bargain. Call 10(1 South" Ivy, phono G3G for particulars, Medford. 14S Expert Accountant. WILSON AUDITING CO. H. M. WM- Bon, C. P. A. -Ask about oui new and simplified method of account ing. Particularly valuable to an; buslnesa as a time-saver giving full busiuesB detail. M. F. ft H. Bldg., Modford. Phono 1S7-R. Instruction in Katie. FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher at piano and harmony. Halght Motto Studio, 401 llarnett-Corey Bid l Phono 72. FOR SALE Smaller grado of poaches for canning and drying 21zc. at. orchard. No deliveries. R. It. (Inches, Griffin Creek. 111! ALICE HOLLOW AT Fire, Acoldenl Automobile, Liability pollclea writ ten with best English and Raster Companion. Office 408 Garnatt Oorey Bldg. ' WANTED Dining Hotel Medford. room girl -at WANTED Office girl with exper ience, capablo of bookkeeping anil stenographic work, llox A. B., Mail Tribuno. HELP WANTlfli MALE. WANTED Hoy not going In school or who can get excused, S I n.-lio to $12.00 a month. Phono 520. Ml! WANTED Men for box factory and mill, llox fuctory $3.25 and up. Mill $4.00 nnd up. Eight hours. Hoard $1.00 per day. Moon-Wll-Uams Lumber Company, Bray, t'al. 150 foi-ller-1411 WANTED Hoy to do ichorcii board while going lo school, keley Orchard.-.. WANTED Experienced orchard man. A permanent position. Ap ply In writing to Box II), Mall Tri WANTED- garago. Young Crater man to work in Lako .Motor Co. 14 8 WANTED Man on Miravlsta Orchard. ranch. Apply phono 597-.I:!. WANTED Man for teaming and general work; peruiuiieul position; steady work. E. W. Carlton, Cen tral Point, phono 111. IIS WANTED At once, a messenger boy for the Wcstorn Union. Apply at office.- WA.N'TICf k Si I M.'KLLAN KOU8 WANTED To rent, piano from sorneouo leaving town. Phono 520. 140 WANTED To contract Iho plowing at once of 150 acres of orchard land tractor or teams. Address llox 9, Mall Tribune. WANTED To buy barley. II. W. 597-.l;i. vetch seed and JliiiKham, phone WANTED To rent, a nooii grain or stock ranch. E. E. Kcames, Med ford, R. F. D. 4. Phone 17-F5. 1 -l r, WANTED To real, a good grain nnd stock ranch. E. E. Rchiiics, Med ford, R. F. D. 4. 145 WANTED Sell your cream to the JohnBon Prod. Co., Central Point. Ore., where the testa and cash counts. WANTED Homni to mova, Build. mpnir or wreck. Phone 488-M or 4S.H-X. WANTED R. H. Toft buys Liberty , Bonds, also mortgages, notes, judg nienls, efcrow contracts, etc., and makes short time loan on any old ming. FOR SALE Bookcase, couch, sow ing machlno, bicycle. l(i-ft. ladder, kitchen utensils. J. W. Shirley, 28 Almond strcot. FOR SALE Ford touring car. elec tric slarter and Wlllard uuttory. Bargain. Power Auto Co. FOR SALE Body for Ford 1-ton truck, chenp. Rubs Mill. FOR SALE Ford truck, Smith at tachment. L. B. Brown. FOP. HEN! HOUHES. FOR RENT Five-room iinfurnitdicd bungalow, with sloping porch nnd garagu. Rnngo connected. Vacant Sept. 15th. Inquire 730 Went Eleventh street. lliil FOR RENT On October 1st, eight room house with two sleeping porches and garage. Can be seen at 510 West Jackson street. Fur nished or not as desired. Infor mation by addrossing owner, Mrs. G. B. Vcrmoer, 523 Fifteenth uve nuo North, Seattle, Wash. 14 9 FOR Itl'JXT Two brick rooming houses on West Main street or will changu for office rooms two seven room dwelling houses on paved street. John F. White, phone 4 4 9-M. FOR RENT Five-room house, hard wood floors, full cement basement, garago. Phono 370-W. l-'Olt KENT FURNISHED ROOMS. FOR RENT Modern furnished room With sleeping porch. 700 South Oakdale. 150 FOIl liXCHANUK. TO EXCHANGE For valley prop erty, 315 ucrc-s In Potter county. Houih Dakota, 40 ac res in cultiva tion. Call Tel. I;4 or in person between 2 and 4 p. m., at 211-12 Liberty building. miscei.i,.,eoi;s TAKE THEM Apple stump given awny If taken Rt ouco. Phone 4(1 s-III. INTKHUKRA firTOCAK CO TIME OA III) Leave Modford for Asnvand, Talent and Phoonlx dull, except Sunday at 8:00 a, ra. 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 daily, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. m and 11:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 and 6:15 p. m. Also on Saturday nights at 5:80. Sunday Icavo Ashland at 9:00 a. m., and 12:30, 4:30 and 5:30 p, m. Inanranoe. EARL S. TUMY General Insurance office, Fire, Automobile, Accident, Liability, Plate Glass, Hay or Grain in field or barn; also Live stock. Contract and Surety Bonds. Excellent companies, good local sorvico. No. 210 Garnett-Corey Bldg., L. L. Cathcart, Manager. Planing Mill. THOMAS MOFFAT General mill work, sash, doors, moulding! and screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phont 184. rhyslclaiu and da "oaa.- DR? wT wTTiOXri OBteopathtt physician. 803 (? rnett-Corey build ing. Phone ISO. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician ana surgeon. Practice limited to ay ear, nose and throat. Eyes aclen Uflcally touted and glassea sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst for B. P R. H. Co. Offices H. F. H. 0 Bldg. Phone 607. DR. F. O. CARLOW DR. EVA MA !!.- CARLOW OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS 410-417 (Inrnott-Corey Bldg. Phone U04-L. Residence 20 S. Laurel Street. Vetorinnry Kurgeon, DR. CIIAS. M. ANDERSON Ash land, Oregon, Votorlnary Surgoon. Cattle specialist. Hospital phone 09; residence phono 208-R. 140 Trillium and rnbliuiiora. MEDFORD PR1NT1NU CO. haa tht best equipped printing office la Boulhern Oregon. Book binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing system, eto. Portland prices. 17 North Fir St, tTMiateB EADS TRANSFER ft HTORAOlO CO. Offico 42 North Front St. phont $15. Prlcea right. Barrio guar sn tri ATTRACTIV.E This 10 nnd 97.100 acres, wtlh five acres leveled and under ditch, a new modern flvo-room bungalow, good well of water. The owner is now taking the crop off, and will sell the plnco without crop for $1900. The house alone represents a $1200 Investment, which makes tho land a vory real bargain to anyone, wanting a truck and harry ranch. This olfer Is for a fow days only. Brown & White ID South Fir Strcot, .