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MEDFOTin MATE TRIBUNE, MT.DFORIV, OREOOX. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER lfi, 1918 PAGE FIVE (Cqnt'nued from page one.) railway yards, the center of the tier man communications in this region. The roads crossing the Moselle also were attacked by the airmen. Many direct hits were observed. An enemy tfnin was hit at Loiiguyon. t Pursuit troojia, preceded by a bar rage, carried out numerous raids and fored victories in several engagem ents. Attempt of German aviators cross the American line were un- iieccssful generally. Enemy mrplancs Inst night attuck- id points within the American lines. pBombs were dropped on St. Jlihiel and the permans used their machine guns nguinst that town, but with lit- 111: ci icei. Captures Increasing i Reports from different points along toe line show that the number of gun and general material captured by the 'Americans is increasing. An entire nr- wiiery pnrii ns captured at jiiuiny. l-iiistriun prisoners raptured by the Americans are. bitter in their denun ciation of the Germans. They accuse it." n ' ... i. i . ,. -me vieriuuu.s ot leaving tiicm in lac lurch. Austrian officers declare they were not warned of the American at tack and that repeated requests for ammunition were ignored. The Ger mans, they said, gave their entire nt tion to extricating themselves from the salient. PEOPLE ASKED TO USE WHEAT The Outbursts of ILverett True Stuto Land Bonrd of the Stale of Oregon. Said sale, will tin mndo subject to confirmation by mild Court. IIAWliliS MOORE. Roforeo. By CONDO . J. 51. Ward, Australian government poinologist and Mr. Kellawuy, a prom inent fruit grower of Australia, who are in this country from Tasmania, Australia, studying horticultural methods and conditions, arrived in the city Sunday to spend a day or two in the valley. This morning they were callers nt County Arrieultural Agent fate's office, from where they went to spend the day at the South ern Oregon experiment station under the guidance of Prof. liiemcr. They stated that in Australia- the great problem was to get people to use enough wheat and the government encourages the people to use double rations of it, as that country has on. hand between 21)0 and 300 millions of .bushels because of the lack of ships to carry it away to the allied coun tries where it is so sorely needed. Ships only recently began to move the wheat away. The Australians nlso said that it costs considerable to operate an au tomobile in their country as gasoline sells at 75 cents n gallon there. Mrs. Kellowuy is accompanying her hus band on the study trip through America. . French Co-oiornteii iwiTH THE AMERICAN ARMY IX : FRANCE, Sept. lfi. (Reuters.) - The role of the French divisions en gaged in the St. Mihicl battle was to flttm-k tlm bend 1 1,,. l,'..i ,,.,.1 i sist the Americans in their drive -against its western front, while the main mnss of the Americans was iiili. II.........1. .!... .1 ..:.!.. P gr.i.-iimiti mi ,.ni;i4 inv WU(JI II SIIIC Ol tile salient. Only n few French' di visions were engaged, one of which tinder American command, formed the extreme, left of the attack on the , 'Western front of the salient. It had n powerful force of Americans on its right. J This Franco-American army start ed from the region of Les Kpurgcs and advanced southeastward to join with the Woevrc annv from Vigneul-Ijcs.- Other French divisions co-opor- ' IMIlll tIUCS in me II1II1U llClltl of the salient, the hardest" tusk, fell to the division attacking north of St. Jlihiel. It had to fight its way across the densely wooded massif of the flense. This division alone took 4()(ltl prisoners, of whoch 2,:ip() were Aus tria hs. . 8 Krpinitiilri I'nsltinti St. Mihicl, cut off from the north hnd the south, was taken withoiij. u . 51'ight, the Germans slipping out on , Thursday. Aware than an attack was 4 imminent they had begun to retire ti the Ilindenburg line, or as they call Ibis section, the "main line of de fense, this "Kriemheld'' position spans the base of the salient from Etain to Pakny. I The attack was launched nt ex actly the right mimicnl. Had it been prepared u day or two longer, the enemy would have hud his troops surely stowed away behind tb ivricmiiiin irencnes unit tlic allies tvouiii nave captureil neither men nor material. French and American forces wen1 today in contact with the Kricmhild lelenses, - which are certainly of enormous st,rentgli. Yet it may be doubled whether the enemy feels safe in these intrenchments after having ; been driven in n day from some of the strongest natural positions on the whole front. These positions with stood some of the fiercest assaults of the war. Portland Livestock PORTLAND. Sept. lfi. Cattle steady; receipts 12S5. Steers, prime $1213; good to tchoice $11(12; medium to good 19.75 11; fair .to medium $S.25(?i 0.25; common to fuir $5.75 8.25; cows and heifers, choice $S9; medium to good $5.75 7.25; fair to medium $4.75 Ti 5.75; canners $3(g4; bulls $5(gS; calves $9 5(12; stockers and feeders $0ff 8. Hogs, receipts 081, firm: Prime mixed $19.50 19.75; medium mixed $19 19.35; rough heavies $1S 18.35; pigs $tC(gl7; bulk of sales $19.35019.50. Sheep, receipts 1S50; steady. Prime lambs $13. no 14.50; fair to medium $1112; yearlings $10 11; wethers $9 10-; ewes $0.50 .50. COURT HOUSE REPORT Reported by Jackson County Ab atraet Co., Sixth and Central At. j ' Ileal Estate Transfers 11. K. Cunavan to Ernest S. j lirand. Eusl half of the west ; linir ff section 10, town-hip t 'Ml, range ' east, containing 5 1(10 acres C. A. Myers to Emily Myers, Land in P. I,. C. -io, tonvn- ship range I : Mary J. .lames tn IVarl I-".. I .lames DuiIm.h. ,,u , blm-k J I t. fronting SO feet on stngo roml and same width to C. Coclidge land, hoim: in Ash land 11. C. (iarnctt et nx to Elizaliclh I., (iarnctt et vir. Lot :t, Idpck Ol-on addition to . Medlord 10 I 10 AMSTERDAM, Sept. in. Accord ing to the Ilerlin Zeitung am Miltng, a man' suit made lo order in P.erlin i ii-ts'$''.'iO, and iii 'icnna .tl.'iO. I- A old suits without holes .fit) ns paid wiid with Me?, W5. Butter nml lCggs rpRTLANl), Sept. , l. Huttor firm. CKy creamery prints 7nc; car tons 5Sc. Buying price butter fat Portland COc; cube extras 54';; soc onds 50c; dairy 3Sc. EGGS Buying price, rotten nnd cracked out, 4i)c; selling price, can dled, 52(f?52c; selected candled in cartons, 54o."rc. POULTRY liens, 2.-(o27c; broil ers JiOi'.ltlc; old roosters, Kic; turk eys, 28(:i0c: geese, 22c: ducks, voung, :)0(:;i.'!c; old, 2"c. on rtoca street, and bis wife and chil- freni Castella, Cal., and together dron will occupy It soon. The Citi- with a bevy of other young ladles zens bank made the transfer. from this vicinity, will soon enter the Meredith Beaver, bugler with Bat- I normal school at San .lose, tery C, 0.1th artillery, C. A. C, 'writes I The recent rainstorm mnrooned his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. M. Ilea-!; half-dozen Ashland families nt Lake ver, under date of Aug. 18. from bat-1 of the Woods, who between shower Notice of l-;xocutloiiSnlo NOTICE IS 1IKKKHY U1VKX That by virtue of an execution and order of sale Issued out of the Circuit Court of Juckaon County, Oregon, on a de cree rendered by said Court on Aug ust 2 4, 1918, lu favor of Stato Bank of Dunsmuir. a California corpora tion, and against C. F. Pendleton, J. K. Pendleton and P. H. Pendleton, for the sum of $1000.00 with inter est thoreon at the rate of 0 per cent per nnnum from May, 1914, together with $100.00 as Attorney's fees for the prosecution of said suit, and against Cnrmellta H. Pendleton, Grace Pendleton, llertha Pendleton and J. R. Uarrctt Company, a Call- fornla corporation, barring and fore closing them from any right in the promises hereafter described, oxcept tbo right of redemption provident by law; I will on the 2oth day of Sep temper, 1918, at 10 o'clock a. m., at tbo front door of the Court House tn Jacksonville in said County, sell at public vendue, to the highest bidder for cash, in the manner provided by law, the following described promises situated in Jackson County, Oregon to-wlt: From the Intersection ot the South line of Oovcrnmont lot Number 6, In Section 19, Townbhip 37, South ot Range 1, West of the Willamette Meridian, with tho center lino of Rlvorsldc Avenue In the City of Med- ford; running thence Solith 18 de grees 30 minutes, Kast 795.56 feet; on tho centor line of said Avenue to the point of beginning, and from said point of beginning running thence South 18 degrees 30 mlnutos Unst 100 feet, thence Cast 555.8 feet, thenco North 24 degrees 00 minutes West 103.9 feet; thence West 543.77 feet to the place of beginning, con taming 1.19 acres more or less. To satisfy said decree, costs and attorney's fees, and accruing costs of tills salo. RALPH JEXMNT.S. Sheriff Jackson County. FOU SALE Four largo ltambullett, Lincoln and rnrt lambs. Phone 444-Y. ABbland, evenings. 150 a ELI' WANTKtJ nfMALR WANTHD Experienced lady stenog rapher. Ono with some bookkoep- inK experience preferred, but not necessary. Good salary to right party. Big Pines Lumber Com pany. Portland Grain. WHEAT New crop, $2.20: barley, feed, tflifl; brewing, .$02: oats. ifOO.fiO bid ; corn, Xo. II. yellow, $00 bid. MiLLSTUFFS 15 ran, $31; shorts, NX; middlings, HAY Iluying price, timothy, $3.1 (ft!!!; alfalfa, $:); frain, $27. arc coming homo in relays. Boyond leaky tents, wot flrowood and tough roadways, thcro was no serious in convenience, tho tho supply of food stuffs was getting rnther low at the last of the week. All are eagor to repent the outing next season. The school fair, to bo held at Med- ford on Thursday anil' Friday of this I woek, will take the place this year of tho usual county event. All sehooln laro entitled to participate, and ex hibits of extra merit will be takea I, tery headquarters which at that par ticular time were at La Courtinc, France, saying that colored troops wero overwhelmingly represealed at that camp. He reports tho darkeys as exceedingly proud of Uncle Sam's uniform and that their deportment was ntcd excellent. .Musical prodi gies, vocal and Instrumental, abound among the colored Foldiers. nnd the mirth and Jollity Incident to song and a multiplicity of Instrumentation is uproarious. A game of bnsBball between battery representatives and to lle state fair for further display WANTKD Wonina cook for all win tor, for a mnn and turoo children Write Box 53, R. F. U. 3, Medford 1 HELP WA.VrKli MA MS. WANTED Prune pickers; families preferred. 12c per box. Phone SC9-R. WASTED Miners, $4.00 nor day laborers $:i.i0 per day, eight hours, bonrd $1.00. Sixteon miles on auto stago from Cottage Grove Bluck Butte Qulcksllvor Mln Black Butte, Oregon. 15 -Mrs. Mabel Settlemicr, of Wood urn, worthy grand matron of the order of the Eastern Star in the Ore gon Jurisdiction, will pay an official visit to Alpha chapter of this city on Monday evening, Sept. 23. The meet ing is an emergent one, consequently the notice is short. The visitor is the wife of F. W. Settlemler, grand master of Masons of tho state. Two and thirty-hundredths Inches of rain within 2 4 hours was the pre cipitation in this locality from lust Frldny until Saturday nights. Ac cording to Louis Dodge, local obser ver, this rainfall was the heaviest, wflhin a like number of hours, for the past 35 years. D. M. Lowe was In Medford Satur day, presiding at a meeting of the JacKson County Livestock association which met to discuss the proposition of placing railroad lands In the forest reserves. At a meeting of the "congregation, held after regular services on Sun day at the Prosbyterinn church, a unanimous call wos extended to Rev. C. F. Konhler. to fill the pastorship and his decision In tho mutter Ik awaited. Mr. Koehler Is from Oren cA, and In addition to being highly rerommended ho occupied the pulpit of the church here a week hko, creat ing a most favorable Impression. Mrs. C. B. I.amkln. president, and Mrs. Frank Dickey will represent the Civic Improvement club at the an nual gathering of Oregon federation of women's clubs which meets In Portland this week. They leave for the north on Tuesday. Hvd Hamlin, employe at Hie Mare Island navy yard near Kan I-'ranclSi-o. hat bought the Charley Johnson place tho colored men was won by the white folks, the score being 14 to S. The versatility of the American sol dier is notably reflected, throu chan nels ot amusement afforded under Y. M. C. A. auspices, and Meredith writes nf some fine entertainments, all given by soldier talent, which would bo rated as professional In stead ot amateur. The well-known triangle headquarters are in the fore ground in all camps as tho greatest recreational and educational factors in the soldier's exislcm-e while off active duty they nlso affording good Lchecr in the way of homo comforts. iroy v ootiwaru, local carpenter, who for sometime past has been in the employ of A. I,. Lamb, also of this city, on important bridge con tracts u Siskiyou, county, lias traded his fine resideni-o on norih Main street to W. .?. Sharp, of Modesto, for properly lu that California city. The transfer has been made and tho Sharp family are already in possession of tho Ashland homo. Mr. Woodward left for Modesto Inst Saturday. Dr. F. G. Swedenburg and family have returned from an outing to Crescent City, having arrived home with the advent of the big rainstorm. Clyde and Dalo Young, sons of Mrs. Dora young, arc home from the lumber camp of Hilt, in readiness for (ho opening term of school. Tho boys are actlvo and Industrious, and havo had a busy summer at good wages at.thi-ir temporary work over In Siskiyou 'county. J. D. Hoag. ono of several Ashland carpenters who are employed over hi Siskiyou county, was homo tiio last of tho week from Macdocl, where lie Is superintending extensive building operations. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. KniKger, from Waseca, Minn., have recently leased j tho Talcolt homo on Pine cti-eet. i They came wc-it on a pleasure trip. I also to test climatic conditliiTis nnd mineral walers. ! Ml:-.s -:'llle Reaver, havfiu taken up her work ni a:-!:i!a:it in tit - u.'. Hill high school. re oris the Ftuily of Herman as banished from (!"- cdu catlonal departments there. Kre:irh, Spanish, and Itallun, however, arc not under the ban. Miss Bernlc? Myer has i"! irr.'-d at this big event. .Mr. and Mrs. Luther Fry of As toria, roturnod homo early In the week after a brief visit hero with relatives. Mr. Fry Is first assistant cashier of the First National bank In his home town. Mr. and Mrs. How ard Rose Joined them in tho motor trip homewards. Letters from John Rigg, who en listed In army Y. M. C. A. work, an nounce his arrival 1 1 New York City, the socuring of necessary passports and attention to Cher details prelim inary to sailing "over there" from the great American port. Tho McCarthy family car was tho victim of a roar-end collision last Friday night. Ilowevor, the offend Ing car owner, who displayed an Arl zona license number, promptly drew a check which In a financial way Is supposed t- cover damage: Luckily nobody was seriously hurt. Miss Josephine Saunders, laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Saunders and a graduate of Roed college, left Sunday evening for tiie east to accept an appointment overseas In physical reconstruction work under govern ment employ. Mr. and Mis. .1. L. Oxford, of Brownsville, have rented a cottage on South Ploii"er avenue, having located hero for the winter. 1 tu-trr IHmifi'rAnVi II In l.i d n-l UM n. ...Ajr Vv "".'J '"t, Mik'l iA Hut hi- ni. V, I U Jf m ,vii on IP ih:am rn.i . TttrtU'igii HtH.: SCLD bt lRUGCiST5 tVUnt'.HLRE Bell-ans Absolutely Removes Indigestion. Druggists' refund money if it fails. 25c Notice of Itelereo Sale on Pailltlon NOTICE IS HEKKIiY GIVEN That under and bv vlrluro of an Int.erlocu lory Decree ot (bo Circuit Court ot tho Stuto of Oregon for .lac'kson County, In a suit therein pending wherein Ora Edith Itiigsdalo is plain Miff anil Thomas I.sb Rngsdalo. Ty- rnnim II. ilagndulo, Marvin ltag;mali I Raymond llngsdalo. NHnnlo .Inn liiiiiMlaK Wallace Uagdale, Itmlnev l(ai;-dal'! and I. V. Mclnlyrn are Ad ' mlnistraior of the estate ot .1. L KiikwiiiI", deieasi'd, are defendants, which decree bears duto of Atmus 2 -Ith, ISb, I, the undersigned Kcf-Icr-c. will on Si'pp'uilx-r 2.'.th. I!HH, : at 10 o'clock a. in. at the front door lot tho Court House In Jacksonville In aid County, sell at public auction 'to tho highest bidder for cash, the following described tr t of real estate situate In said Jackson County, Jn gon, to-wlt : Tho East half of Hi" Southwest quarter nad the West half of the Southeast quarter, of Section 3, Township .'17, Range 2. East of W. M., mliject to mortgage llie,eou In tho euut ot $15.,V 0, nnjublo to WANTED Man for orchard work and chores. Permanent. Box Mall Tribune. WANTED SITUATION, ANTED Young man wants tem porary position as stenographer and bookkeeper. Box J, Tribune 151 MONEY TO LOAN on good real estate security, and will buy Lib erty Bonds. J. B. Andrews, No. 81 Nnth lli ape. Phone 647.J. U ANTED Position on ranch by married man. Want separate bouse to live in and close to school. Fay Ynryan, Ashland, Ore., 73 Boule vard. 151 FOR SALU LIYICSTOflv OR SALE White Leghorn pullets and cockerels. Phono 424-Y. Iu2 OR SALE Four good work horses. Wilbur Klmo, R. It. 1, Medforu 152 FOR SALE Pigs, old enough to ween. Poland Chlnn nnd Duroc. Phone 809-R. , 150 FOR SALE Cow with weaned calf, four months old calf weaned, two year old Jersey heifer, fresh in No vember; Bet double harness, some furniture, family driving liorBe Phone SB-Ill. Kings highway. Geo W. Waltors. 152 FOR SALE Exceptionally good sad die horse at extremely low price for cairh. Box 17, Mall Tribune. 161) FOR SALE l.rVESTOCK. FOR SALE Good Jersey milch cow Write or phone J. T. Sawyer, Tal ent. Ore. 11)1 FOR SALE OR TRADE Pair of heavy horses, wagon and harness. O. N. Davis, Contral Point. U. l Box 78, or phono 3G-X1. 150 FOR SALE 300 head breeding ewes; also 1000 acres land for salo or lease. Brown & Whlto,' 10 South Fir street. FOR SALE Threo burros, with sad dies. $50.00. if taken quickly 1103 Mantle. lfi FOR BALK MlSCEUkANKOGP. MONXOT TO VOATX. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS. FOR RENT Cheap. 160 here -farm in Sams Vallev. Address l ux IV, Mall Tribune. r Ph u s SJ-'I-X. 155 FOR RENT Farm, grain or stock. Irrigation for part. Inquire i.o. 433 South Fir street. 154 TAKEN PP. TAKEN IN Two milk cows and one bull ca!f. Owner can claim by oe scrlbing stock and paying charges. PUone 67-J2. BWSrVKHh mUMOTORJ Mining Exports. CAMPBELL & LILJEGRAN minea promltlr.g association; mining properties listed for sale, sampled and reportB rendered. Office and assay laboratory at 107 North Fli St., opposite Hotel Holland, Sam ples by mall given prompt atten Atlorwy. WM. M. COLVIO Attorney-at-law. Medford National Bank Blag? PORTBR J. NEFF. AttornT-Mw rooms 8 and 8, Modtord National Bank Building. . ' Sarnatt k. K. ReamM, Lawyar Corey Balldlng. Anto CppUL LA HER AUTO SPRINtl CO. W are operating the largest, aldas and beat-equipped plant In the Fa citlo northwest. Psa oar sprtno when others tall. Bold ander writ ten guarantee. 84 North FlfteaaU Bt.. Portland, Oregon. FOR SALE Two dressers, beater, library table, sanitary couch, frlgerator, Ironing board, mattress, hummock, small rag rug, sewing machine. F. E. Wahl, 507 South Holly. 151 FOR SALE Prunes. Phono H-13-R. FOR SALE-LGood two-sealed hack; ono five-ton fruit wagon with rack. Phone 408-R1. Gorraiga GARBAGE) Get your pwmUsS oleanod np for the summer. Call nn lh fittv ftrhUA WaffOnl . (OS god aerrloa, 'Phona Itl-Y. F T. Allen. Export Accountant. FOR SALE Tank for dipping hogs; sot of light team harness; wheat straw. G. W. Dewey, Talent. 151 WILSON AUDITING CO. K. If. Wil son, C. P. A. Ask auout our now and simplified method ot account Ing. Particularly valuable to an; business as a time-saver giving full business detail. M. F. H. Bldg., Medford. Phona 157-R. FOR SALE Good paying business and Ovorlnnd car. 30 North River side avenuo. 155 FOR SALE Ford: also 10 weeks Jersey heifer calf. S51 East Ninth street. 157 FRED ALTON HA1GHT Teacher af piano and harmony. Ilalgnt musk Btudlo, 401 Garnett-Coray Bid Phone 72. ' FOR SALE 12 tons grain liny, 1 - nice turlioyj. G. M. Winn, Wellen. Ore. 1 I FOR SALE llurloy D34-X. straw. Phone WANTED Government civil sorvic examinations ove.rywhcro October 6th. 12,000 clerks to bo appoint ed at Washington. Salary $12011 Experience unnecessary. Men and Women desiring government posi tions write for free particulars, J, C. Leonard (former Civil Horvice Examiner), 1058 Kenols building. Washington. 152 WANTED pots. II. Point. Second-hand W. Nichols, smudge Central 150 WANTED Experienced farmer with family; one who thoroughly under stands irrigation. Wrlto or tele phone to Frederick Pelouzc,, Eagle Point, Oro. 152 FOR SALE Ford touring car, oloc trlo startor and Willnrd battery Bargain. Powor Auto Co. FOR SALE Body for i-ord -4,-ton truck, cheap. Rubs Mill. FOR SALE Ford truck, Smith at tachment. L. B. Brown. " lOWI. WANTED Will pay for all around dairy hand $00 a month and board. C. P. Coleman, Lakeside, Oregon. 150 W ANT ED .Men for box fnctory and mill. Box factory $3.25 nnd up. Mill $4.00 nnd up. Eight hours Bonrd $1.00 per day. Moon-Wil-llanis Lumber Company, Bray, Cal. 150 WANTED Man on ranch. Apply Mlravlsta Orchard, phono Bit 7 .13. WANTED At once, a messenger boy for the Western Union. Apply at office. ' . WANTWIV MlHC'KI.IiANKOCS WANTED To buy, furnished houso. Pay as rent, ('lose In. Box A. it. C, Mail Tribune. 149 WANTED To rent Small ranch 40 acres or more; no objection to sumo orchard. W. W. Frlsloe, It. 3, Box 411, Medlord. 153 WANTED At once, 50 tons grain hay. Kranur & Carter, Gold Hill, Oro. 1 5 0 WANTED Bald barley: also beard less. Ralph Waldo Elden, Runs Mill. 150 WANTED To contract tho plowing at onco ot 1)0 ai res of. orchard land tractor or loams. Address llnx 9, Mill Tribune. WANTED To buy vetch seed nnd barley. II, W. Bingham, phone 5U7-.I3. WANTED Sell your orenm to the Johnson Prod. Co., Central Point Ore., where the tests and cash counts. tV ANT ED lloimw repair or wreck. 4KK-X to move, build Phone 4KH-M oi WANTED R. H. Toft buys Liberty bonds, also mortgages, notes, Judg ments, escrow contracts, etc., und makes short time loans ou any old LOST Two horses, sorrel and black. branded heart on left shoulder. Last seen at Tolo going townrd Korby. T. Helms. 14!) FOR RKN1 flOUHlW. FOR RENT Furnished houso. In qulro of Mrs. W. T. York. Phono jiiR.ri 151 FOR RK5NT Two brick rooming houses on West Main street or wll chango for offlco rooms two soven room dwelling houses on paved street. John F. Whlto, phone 440-M. FOR RENT Five-room houso, hard wood floors, full cement basement, garage. Rhone 370-W. FOR RENT FURNISIIKH ROOMS FOR RENT-tral. -Rooms. 223 North Con . Kit FOR RENT Throe furnished rooms nnd ono sleeping porch. . One of (beso rooms can be used for llgbl housekeeping. Also ono furnished room for light housekeeping, down stairs. Three blocks from High school, 325 East Jackson street Modtord. 150 FOR RENT Two rooms for ladles sleeping porch connecting, large closets, electric heat nnd bath Threo blocks from Washington school. Call 8u:t West Eleventh street. 150 Instruction in Haste, Insurance. ALICE HOLLOW AT Fire, Aooldent, Automobile, Liability policies writ, ten with host English and Eastere 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; also Live stock. Contract and Surety Bonds. Excellent companies, good local service. No. 210 Garnett-Corey Bldg., L. L. Cathcnrt, Manager. . Planing Mill. THOMAS MOFFAT General mill work, sash, doors, mouldings and screens. 184. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone Physicians and Ba DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopath!! physician. 803 C rnett-Corey build ing. Phone 130. DR. J. J. EMM EN'S Physician eas surgeon. Practice limited to aye, ear, nose and throat. Eyea eclen tlflcally tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst tor B. P R. R. Co. Offlcos M. F. ft H. Ce Bldg. Phone 667. DR. F. G. CARLOW ' DR. EVA MAINo CARLOW OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS 416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg. Phone 904-L. llesldenco 26 S. Laurel Street. Veterinary Surgeon. DR. CHAS. M. ANDERSON Ash land, Oregon, Veterinary Surgeon. Cattlo specialist. Hospital phone 5; residence phone 208-It. 146 Printers and ralillsnera. MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has tht best equipped printing office 1 Southern Oregon. Book binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing system, etc Portland prices. 17 Norta Fir Bt lTnstt FOR RENT Modern furnished room with sleeping porch. 700 'South Oakdale. 150 FOR RENT APARTMENTS. FOR RENT One completely fur nished npnrtment. Hotel Holland." MEN WANTED At once for clearing and grubbing cannl right-of-way twenty acres, till AM It (MRT1.R Vvh Hill, Orv, INTICRL'ltllA AVTUUAIt CO TIME CARD Leave Modtord for Asmand, Talent and Pboonlx dull, 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 10:16 p. m., Sundays leavo at 10:30 a. m. and 1:30, 5:30 and 0:30 p. m. Leave Ashland for Medford dally, 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 6:30. Sunday leave Ashland at 9:00 a. m., and 12:30, 4:30 and 0.30 p. m. EAD8 TRANSFER ft 8TORAOFI CO. Office 42 North Front 8L Phone 815. Prices right. Harries guaranteed A Good Buy 1 1 ncros of good soil, soven acres leveled, and flo acres under Irriga tion, n good new five-room bungalow, a good well of water, some good fruit trees. The placo adjoining and Iden tical with Ibis 11 nrres, ns regards tho soil, etc., Is hold at $5000.00. Thin district maintains a freo tnxl service for school children, deliver Ing them In Medford each morning and returning them homo each day nt tho school year. This place can bo bought today for $l!)MO.o0. Brown & Wliite , , J" Soiiui Fr Street,
