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MEDFORD MATTJ TIlTBtTNTC, MEDFORD. OREGOX, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1!)1ft page; FfVJj ; Buenos AircK,,lomln.v, Sept. Ji. President lr,if.'yo,u has asked connress for authority during the war to requi sition steamers of Argentine register to be operated under government con trol. These ships are especially needed in the trade with America and Europe. 'Portland Livestock PORTLAND, Ore., Sept! 17. Cat tle -steady, receipts M8. Steers prime $l'2.on,l:t.Ofl; frood to choice, $11.00 (nl'i.OO; medium to good, $0.75(5' 11.00; fair to ineilium, If8.25fit0.25: common to fair, $.5.7f(ff.8.2"; cows and heifers, choice, $8.(Ml( 0.00; me dium to good, ' $"i.7.r)( 7.2"j; fair, to medium, $4.7r(iM.7") ; cnnners, .$.'1.0(1 $14.00; hulls, ,?r.00(T 8.011; calves, .fi).00(112.00; slockers and feeders, $(i.00(ff8.00. Hogs, firm; receipts 002, Prime mixed, $l'J."0(,10.7.r; medium mixed, $19.00liU5; rough heavies, $18.00 18.35; piK, .$10.00$! 17.00: hulk of sales, ,$io.:ir)$7a!).no. Sheep' steady; yearlings; .$10:fl0(a 11.00; wetliers, ifO.OOfijlO.OO; ewes, $0.50(n8.00. " ' ' Butter and Kggs ' V 'j POfiTLAxn, Ore., Sept. 17 Bat ter firm. City creamery prints, 57c; cartons, 5Sc. Bavins price butter fat, Portland, COc; cub extras, 54c: seconds, ,0e; dairy, ItSc. ' EGGS Buying price, rotten and Ojrajeked out, 4i)e; selling price, can dled, f)'.2(i',o-c; selected candled in cartons, 54550. POULTRY Hens, 25ff 27c; broil- c'rs 27(r.'10e: old roosters, lfie; turk-j eys, 28(ffi.J0n; geese, 22c; ducks, 'young, 3033c; old, 25c. ' ' ' Portland Grain. ' WHEAT New crop, $2.20; bnrley, feed, $00; brewing, $02; oats, $00.50 bid: corn. No. H, yellow, $09 bid. JOLLSTUFFS bran, $31; shorts, $33.; middlings, $33. ' ITAY rliiyiiicr price, timothy; $33 I 34; alfalfa, $3!); f rain, $27. JACKSONVILLE the conditions prevailing and plans were considered for operating the plant in the production of fertilizer. The members of the board expressed llicmserves as entirely satisfied with what hiii been accomplished. Mr. George Iverson of Medford spent Friday night with her friend, -Mrs. li. A, Jones, who will shortly remove to Portland where she will attend a business college. ' Mrs. MacAvery returned Saturday from a several months' visit to friends if Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Perrv have .just returned from a trip to-Mouok county, California, and on their way home visited Klnuinlh Kails Sir. and Mis. fori Darling of Ash land Were calling on Gold Hill rein lives on Sunday. Mrs. Icy Walker visited and shop ped in Mcdford Moniluy. Irwin Davis was' injured wliili working at the Silvanile mine on Sat urday. Mr. and Mrs. Fisher of Santiago, Cal., who have been visiting in Port land stopped on their1 way home to visit Mrs. Fisher's sister, Mrs. Joe Perry. " ' On Saturday last, Mrs. John Hlank and family left for Riverside, Cal where thev will reside for the win ter. Mr. Iihml: was formerly the su jierintendent of the Heaver Portland Cement company nt Gold Hill and is now superintendent of n plant in Oklahoma. Fred Dodge, now an ensign in the United States navy, has been for the last five months chasing U-hoats foreign waters, has returned to Bremerton navy -ard in Washington. Mr. Dodge is expected to make visit to Gold Hill in n short time. Mrs. Frank Xau of Portland, who with her (laughter, has 1ieen visitin: Mrs. Horace Pelton for several weeks. has returned to her home. On Monday of last week Ilorlon liecman returned to Fort Columbia Mr. Sidney Sprout of Grants Pass was doing business in Gold Hill on Monday. Ogden Snider has purchased an an triaobile engine which he will eon vert into a tractor with which to do the farm work on bis place. Mr. Dey Schrunip of Portland, is spending a few days with his family at Gold Hill. Mr. Schrump is tore mini in a gulvani.in- plant in Port .and. llorton Beeman left Sunday even inir for Fort Columbia where he talioned for the prcstnt. Mr. Beeman expects to go to France in a short time. Mr. and -Mrs, Horace Hawkins and children of Dunsiuuir, Col., were the ;guests of Mrs. Amy Dow several day?, .last week. Mj Ilawkjns formerly lived in Jacksonville. . Mrs. William Broad and -son have returned to Weed, Cal., after a week V :Visit with Mrs. Anna Broad. Mr. and Mrs. Rice Chapmen mo tored to Crater Lake last week where tliey spent a couple of days. 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. Gibson were re cent visitors from Sterling. AVord has been received of the nr rivnl of ft baby girl at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Barnuin of Port land on September 30th. ': On account of the date set for Pio .ncer Reunion falling on Registration day and the court house being unob tainable, it was postponed until Oc tober 3. A large crowd is anticipated and after exercises in the court house -a basket dinner will be served in the Odd Fellows' hall. j Mrs. J. W. Opp and daughters have 'moved to Portlund for the winter where the children will attend school. Miss Gertrude Opp won a scholarship to Reed college and will attend that .institution. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Mcteham and Mr and Mrs'. K. K. Kubli have returned to Portland after a two weeks' visit with Mrs. E. J. Kubli. While here Mr. Metcham had the fortune to hug deer. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Adcrson accom panied Sheriff Jennings to Portland last week, liavitig in custody a way ward girl. I)r: John Renter nnd Misses Corde lia and Dora Renter have returned to the Dulls after a visit with their sis ter. Miss Elizabeth Renter. Joe Mclntire has returned from San Francisco, where he has been in the hospital since his enlistment. He ha been honorably discharged on account of bis illness. The Wednesday afternoon clttr motored to Grants Pass Friday where they were entertained nt dinner by Mrs. B. M. Collins. Followinc were those present : Mrs. Hurry l.tiv Mrs. Charles Xinnan, Mrs. 11. W. Acer. Mrs. William Johnson, Mrs. I J. Pick, Mrs. Ralph Jennings, Mrs Blaine Kluin, Mrs. Lent I'lrieh. Ad (litionai guests wore Mi-s, Mollie Ita;. of Kucb. Miss Lorn Conch, Mrs. Frctl Collins, Levi I'lrieh anil Charles u GOLD IL NUGGETS The Slate Lime board met in execu tivc scssjnn al the pUuit jut .below Gold Hill on Saturday. Ail member! of the board were present. The meet ii.g was a 'teuorul consideration ol EAGLE POINT EAGLETS By A. C. Hewlett The Outbursts of Everett True By CONDO MetR1 W ' IPS r0, X fcANT TO SS THS CUllKlGZ YCVtsl J&iSNAN N6XT 3OCTR. TO YOU (vvjt to see m5 CMsjssasa 7 er; fc MWWWMJ &r which date is August 27th. 1918. said period of six weeks being the time fixed by tho order of Hon. F. M. Calkins, Judge of the above named Court, within which you should so appear and answer or ho adjudged to bo in default, which order bears date August 27th, 1918. You will further take notice that If yon fall to appear and answer said Complaint as aforesaid, plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief de manded in the Complaint, a succinct statement of which is for a decree of the Court determining the conflicting claims, interest and estates of defen dants and each of them, in and to the Southwest quarter of the SouthweBt quarter of Section 28, and Northwest quarter of Northwest quarter of Sec tion 33, Township 34, South Range East of Willamette Meridian in Jackson County, Oregon, ar.il decree ing that plaintiff is the owner of said premises in fee simplo, free and clear of all claims of defendants, or any of them, theroin or thereto, nnd that none of said defendants have any right, title, interest or estate theroin or thereto, together with such other fund further relief as tho Court may deem just and equitable. POUTER J. NEFF. Attorney for Plaintiff. '.OH, THCN- Yixris. PAKCON . mmwmmmm'm AT ,mS . WMHOLY HOUR. iPpS'S.rimss possible, so that Charley is not the ! only one interested who is entitled loj sympathy, but the farmers along ihc star routes. Our school opened last Monday with I'rof. 10. A. Dcarhoff as )rinci pal, Miss l-'lorcnce Lansing interme diate and Miss Tina Benedict pri mary teacher. Our school opened with 10 high school pupils nnd be tween -HI and 50 in the other two urades, . Among the passengers on the P. & 10. Thuiwlay morning were Joe Tre I'rcn. -Mil. M. C. Maboiicy, Mrs. Jack Lungate and : lour children, Ralph Garnett and bride, on Ihcir way to Butte Kails, and .'Mr. C. Curry of Hhoenix COURT HOUSE REPGR1 Raiiorted by Jaoknon County Ab- Btrct Co.. Htt1i nm Centr! At. Julin AVmlden Ie Tourolfc niul PJor once WiiltU'ii. .ltssC II. lihickinu'ton ami Afuc Sol'toril Avtrv. Circuit Court. Ilnnict J. Henry vs. Y. B. Harris I-'or money. ii! Hcssic Ahu-lconMi vs. Albert Miick t'dst'ii. . lUvorco. ' llnilock Mori'anlilo-Aifencv vs. Iiosc jtc came nut in visit Mr. lMV,uml. CusL l.ill. TUwe. vra a number of-items that I hnve notetl down in my little book that 1 did not have time to writf vhen 1 wrote last Wednesday, so I I nvt them down nt this time, nnd among- them was tlint of two of the little daughters of Mr. and Mrs. l'Mon I'ieree of Forest creek, have been here visiting- their uncle and uiuil, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pierce. Mr. Charles Wonnal formerly of Derby, was a guest at the Sunnyside the first of the week. C. M. Speck and wife were here Tuesday after noon on business with Mr. Wonnnl, and took supper at the Sunnyside. George Trusty and his mother, Mrs. 11. Trusty, came out from Klk creek Tuesday night, They laid trouble with their Ford and were late getting in. 1 J. K. Jackson and wife have gone to Snn Francisco to visit their son, Carl, who Kin the I'nited State navy, nnd Mrs. Carl .lackson is keep- house for them wliile they arc gone. Chhrley Huron is surely entitled to n good deal of sympathy .on nccounl of bis misfortune in conection witli his carrying the mail. He started out from Mcdford in due tune m bis car with the 1'nited State mail and n Indv passenger, nnd when be got within about four miles of tho Fugle Point postoffice be had a "blow out" o be had n hurry up job to fix uj the wheel and proceed so as to ja to Fugle Point before the F. P.-Peffist -tugo started as. the lady wanted to dike that stage. After working nt the wheel for some time Mr. O. V. Meyer, who is riiling over (lie country sellim Chevrolet ears, came along and took the lady in hi car, hut when he r-nhed the postofi'iee found that the stage had r"ne. but as luck would Jinve it, Mr. Winnin'.'ham, the rontrac tor, had to go at that time with a mile ten m instead of a ear. He was ftp.:ilv overtaken find she was soon seated in the stage on her way to her lestination, but ( 'hnrlev was still eft with the mad nnd after patehin ind repatchinir the tube some three r four times Mr. Khodc. our count v rginccr came alonu' ami took the in nil i'ek in hi ear anil brought them nto Fai:le Point. Put by this time 'he mail on two of the star routes bad -darted, one for Trail and Per-iM and 'he cither for Derby, leaving the peo lo without their mail alon' the wnv from Tuc;dav nniil Friday, nm1 vhen they do vet their mail the new ts way behind the times and at tlm xeilin'j time wo ure nlmo! all of u- anxious to get the new u u n u William U. Ivmgltton, who has been prudence M. Plntt, exeeuttrix, eonnncd to nis room ror some time. u. D. Frercs, et al. Confirmation ol lie lias had two operations pertormed sale. but at last aecoants was netting alon i ;is well as could be, expected. I Ora Hellows. J'oruierly of this phife but now of Pond, Ore.-, was on our, trets Thursday. X. C. Doty, one of our progressive fnrnmi'H ami st)ekuun received via the P. & F. riiilway a registered .'otswohl buck sheep from Halsey, Ore. lie is onlv a vear old nnd is as large as the largest. He is surely a fine one. J. T. Kelehenj of Portland, adjust -r of insurance for the" Phoenix In urance company of Hartford, was here for dinner Thursday on bis wnv o ndju.-t tile loss of the property burned on the W. F. Hanuuel place. (Jcorge l Tlieah!er of Treachler, tml Morton Doty of Portland, agent for the Sampson tractor were on their wny out to the .. M. Willlcy orehard to assist in demonstrating one of the Praetors. V. F. Piddle of Medford was among (he guests Thursday and so .vas Mrs. F. M". Dower, with Stand ard Fashion compnny, Sim Fran cisco, Cal., also Fred McPherscn, Fagle Point, Fngineer (leopcrt of Unite Falls. Fred Stillwell. Mod lord, Dr. J. H. Mastcndale and wife of Los Angeles, the two lasl named were -imply travelling to see the beauties of Oregon. D. A. Ponnar of Medfoid was here Friday for dinner, tie is with the Oregon -California Power Co., and was adjust in; the wires, drops, lights, ntr, in the house now oecupicd bv WANTED Young man wants tem porary position -a8 8tenosrnpner and bookkeeper. Box J, Tribune. 101 WAXTKD Position on ranch by married man. Want separate holise to live In unci close to school. Kay Yaryan, Ashland, Ore., 773 Boule vard. 151 Bin FAMILY WASH WANTED I do a tubtul of clothes In fifteen or twenty minutes. Very cureful. No danger of tearing your linens. Will do your whole week's wash for less than five cents. All wash ing done in your home. Send for mo on trial. Thor Washer, phone 90. 172 FOU SALE Modern home on extra large free soil lot, half block from paving. Everything In flrst-clnss condition. Will also sell household goods and year's supply of fuel If "desired. Phono lOL'-X. 'NVitico Notice Is hereby given that Tuesday, October 1st, 11I1S, , at 2 o clock p. in., tho Board of Directors ot tho Medford Irrigation District, acting as a Hoard of Equalization will meet nt tho office of the Secre tary of tho District, in tho M. V. & H Building, in Medford, for tho purpose of reviewing and correcting the Dis trict Assessment and .Apportionment of Taxes for the tnx year 1S118. Such assessment list, as approved and adopted by the Board of Directors, is now filed In the office of the bocre- tary where it is open for the inspec tion of all persons Interested. 13. M. WILSON, Secretary of the Board of Directors Medford Irrigation District. Dated, Medford, Ore.. August 39th 191S. 1IKLI' VAXTKI Male uuU Female WAiNTEl) Pickers. Call 57 meut Employment Offt:e. WANTED rrune pickers; fanitlle preferred. 2c per box. Phone 800-H. Hi? HELP WAJiTK! FKMAIJS WANTED Experienced lady ntenog rapher. One with some liookkeep- ing experience proferred, 'but not necessary. Good salary to right party. Big Pines Lumber Com pany. WANTED Women and girls for peeling tomatoes at Cannery Phono (in. WANTED Woman cook for all win ter, for a man and three children Wrllo Box r,S. It. K. 1). 3. Modford ir.i HKI.P WANTK1 MAtilC. 'WlANTEI Pulliuaa learning. Boy to Bakery. loam xrade Wages while Califurnin-Oreiron Power Co., II. O. Xordwii-k. Ortlere overrulin demurrer. V. (1. McPliciNon Co (a corpora lioti( vs. II. G. Worthintjlon, Order overruling ilciuurror. Win. T. (irieve vs. iiclle Niekell el ai. Keply. lNiibato Court, l);ivid Crciincy estate. Prool of publication. .Icnnie Fry (ir: ardiansbip) estate. Cilatioll. Admired to probate. John .Murtaua estate. Inventory and uppriiiscin. nl. Levi W. Hovers c.itule. Order ap iointin' fiuiirilinu and apprniserH, Heal i'lstato Transfoi-s Kvoil'lt L. I'eesolt lo Elizabeth A. lice.soa. l.;itid ill Jacksiin S'tunity ;-nd Kltitualli counly$ 3 Mary II. W Uvard el vir to Clyde Sharp i-l nx. l.od bS In ". ('. IviT additiiui to A-lihmil, nUo jnrt of lot ?. . 'J.r.llO WANTED .Man to drive truck Miravista Orchard. Phone 597-J3 WANTED SITUATION. MONtn" TO liOATT. MONEY TO UHJl ion -gootii f real estate security, and will buy Lib erty Bonds. J. B. Andrews, No. 31 North Grape. Phone 647.J. tf FOB BBVr MISOBMiAKBOUB. '. TOR RENT Cheap, 160 acre fonn tn Sams Volley. AilHren Pox I'J. Mall Tribune or Ph ue i'.'-)-X. 1 55 FOB SALE tlEAt, K8TATK. VOll 8AI.K MVKSTOCK "OR SALE Four fino grade Cots- wold bu-ks; price reasonaUlo. Arthur 11. Myors, Rogue River, Oregon, phone 13-L. ' 16S 'OR SALE Hack, horses and mules. Paul Anderson, Jacksonville. 156 FOR SALE White Leghorn pullets and cockerels. Phono 424-Y. 152 FOR SALE Four good work horses Wilbur Kline, It. It. 1, . .Modford 152 FOR SALE Cow with weaned calf, four uiouthu old calf weaned, two year old Jersey holfor, fresh tn No vember; set doublo harness, some furniture, family driving horse. Phono 25-H1, Kings highway. Geo. W. Waltero. 152 FOR RENT Farm, grain or slock. Irrigation for part, inquire i.Vo. 433 South Fir street. 154 TAKEN CP. TAKEN IN Two milk cows and one bull calf. Owner can claim by de scribing RtocU and paying charges. Phone 07-J2. tlinlng Experts. CAMPHELL & LIL.IEORAN mines promltlnx association; mining properties listed for sale, sampled and reports rendered. Office and assay laboratory at 107 North Fir St., opposite Hotel Holland. Sam ples by mall given prompt atten Attoroeya. WM. M. COLVIO Attorney-aUaw. Medford National Bank Bldg. PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-at-uvw. rooms 8 and 8, Medford National Bank Building. ' A. E. ReiTnes, Lawyat. Corey Batldlna. Gtraatt Auto BappIiM. FOR SALE flood Jersey milch cow. Write or phone J. T. Sawyer. Tal ent, Ore. 1C1 FOR SALE 300 head brcedins ewes; also lonu acres land for sale or lease. Brown & White, 10 South Fir street. . TOR SALE Three burros, with sad dles, $50.00, it taken quickly. 1103 Niantio. 101 FOR BAI.B MIHt;Kl,IuNK()US. FOR SALE Wo have several barrels of Zorok'ne medium oil for sale at 40c per galloa. Crater Lake Mo tor Co. ., : .152 LAHER AUTO 8PRINO CO. W ara operating the largest, a-ldaM and beat-iulpped plant In Ue Pv elfle northwest. - Us oar sprlngl when others tall. Sold nnder writ ten guarantee. S North FtftMnU St.; Portland, Oregon. GwrtMga GARBAGE (let . your premises cleaned up for the summer. Call on the elty garbage wagons tot god nerrlce. Phone I61-Y. V T. Allan. Expert Accountant. FOR SALE Swoetwulor grapes Pc. per lb., Mission grapes 2c per lb., Tokay 4c per lb. At Ihe Geary Orchard. 154 FOR SALE Car load of pine lumber at low price. Trelchlor-Peirson Co. 155 WILSON AUD1TINQ CO. B. M. Wil son, C. P. A. Ask about our new and simplified method of account ing. Particularly valuable to aaf business as a time-saver ' giving full business detail. M. F. ft H. Bldg., Medford. Phone 167-R, FOR SALE Two dressers, heater, library table, sanitary conch, re frigerator, ironing board, mattress. hammock, email rag rug, sewing mnchino. F. K. Wnbl, 507 South Holly. 151 FOR SALE Prunes. Phono R-13-R. 152 FOR SALE Hood two-seated hack; one five-ton fruit wagon with rack. Phono 468-111. WANTED Men Court Hull. at Crater Lake 156 cue Miss Tina leiiclnr. Mis-: r.-lclla 1'clb rooiu over the T. I ind is bieisebceiiini:. the telephone cirls. .1. W. drover ha re ind Hoy llnrni-h riini'h. lid, otir primary has Tcs'i'.:e.l Niello's store She i- ('lie nl ,1 to Mr rente lif.o-.' I 11m $100 Reward, $100 The fenders of this pupcr will be pleoifod to loam that there is at least o!ie dreaded dstai that science hud been able to rare In all 11b sIiikr aid! that is etunrrh. Oiiturrli belnn urvutly Itilliicni'L'd by rnnHtitutlomil conditions requires ron-Mltmiuaal treatment. Hall's Cnt.irrh Modlclne Is taken inlemnlly nnd acts thru the Ulo"d on tlte MttrotiH Sur faces of the Kysteln thereby defttrnytiuf the foundation of the riimmite. K.vtDK thu I':LtWmt str?nitth tiv building up Ihe con slitiMUin nnd r-sl.tltiic tiature in doInK its work. The pi.jprlelom have so niuell faith la the dilutive power of Hall's Cdt.irrh Mcil!e!ne that lhv rjtter Ono Hundred Cellar for nny cane that It fulls to cure. 8"nd for lift of teHtlmonluli. Addrerr V. .1. CIIKN'KV CO., Toledo, Ohio. Bold by all Druagists, ;cu. KutinnollH In tho Clnuit Court of the State of Orc-'on for th'1 Counly of .la'l: A. L. Ci-o:-s, Plain t Iff. v:t. Emma Fre- dcnbiirg, fortnerly Eniinn Colftnan Andrew Cnl'fiaan, Wl'hur CoMinun, ' Di Ha Coffit.au, llohert Cnfftniin, unknown heirs of Albert. Ciil'fuiaii, deceased, alw all olbor perrons or parties unl'.nown cialniin any rh;lit. title, es'atc. Ilea or lulcre-.l In the real c-tato dnt'r-rlbeil In the Coinplaint herein, and Herbert. L Cot!in.".n. IH rendanr.'t. To tlio abnvo named defe.ntlants, Andrew Cnrrictn, ilnl.'linwn heirs ot Albert Corrinau, dHeeaseil, also oil o'her uciT.onrt or tiarlb's unknown for roughs, colds and croup; Foley 'elalniliig nnv rlrbt. iltle, wiait, Ilea Kidney Pills, for rain In Fides end' or Internal In the rc:il n:-.tale dcscrili- Cut This Out It Ih Worth Money DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out tills flip, cncloso with 5c and mail it to Foley & Co., 2S3:. Sheffield avenue. Chicago, III., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive In return ajrla! package containing Foley's Honey nnd Tar Compound, back; rheumatism, backache, kidney and bladder ailments: nnd Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and tliorouiihly cleam-lng cathartic, for const tjial ion. 'bljlouy.aes.i. headache, and nltiggiih bowclv. For sale hy the Mcdford Pharmacy. Adv. ci! la the complaint here: IN Till-; NAME OF THE KTATI' OF OltKOON. ion are hereby sum moned and required to appear In the nbovn entitled Court and rnnttn anil answer the CniiiplMint of the plaintiff on file therein against you within rlx wee;.- from and after the date of the first Mil'llv.iuou ol Una Suiuiuouj WANTED Minors, $4.00 per day. laborers $3.60 per day, elghl hours, hoard (1.00. .Sixteen tulles on auto stage from Cottage Grove. Blak Butto Quleksllvor Mlno. Black Butte, Oregon. 155 WANTED Man for orchard work and chores. Permanent. Box 10. Mall Tribune. WANTED Government civil service examinations everywhere October fith. 12.000 clerks to bo appoint ed at Washington. Salary 1201k Experience unnecessary. Men nnd Women douirlng government posi tions write lor free particulars, .1. C. 'Leonard (former Civil Service Examiner), 105S Kcnnis building, Washington. 152 WANTED Experienced farmer with family; one who thoroughly undor. stands Irrigation. Wrlto or tele phone lo Frederick I'olouze,, Eagle Point, Ore. 152 WANTED Will pay for all around dairy hand $i0 a montii and hoard C. P. Coleman, l.ukosldo. Oregon 1 5 5 WANTED At once, a messenger boy for Hie western union. Apply at office. WANTKli Mist-KLliAAKOCS " A NTK D To"renT- Sma I lra ueii 40 acres or more; no obfectlon to sonio orchard. W W. Frlstoe, It 3, Box 411, Medford. 15:i WANTED To contract the plowing at once of 150 acres of orchard land tractor or teams. Address Box !l, Mall Tribune. WANTKU Sell your cream to the Johnson Prod. Co., Central Point. Ore., whoie the tests and cash counts. WANTED House repair or wreck. 4HX-X tn move, build Phone 488-M ot WANTED It. If. Toft buys Liberty bonds, also mortgages, notoe, judg ments, escrow contracts, otc, and makes short tlmo louns on any old tninir. KTIUVKD OK HTOI.KV. .STRAYED Eight weeks obi lluroc pig. Ear marks "overbil" hoth ears. Phone Mi-.I2. A. C. Taylor, 15 1 FOR SALE Tank for dipping hogs set of light team harness; wheat straw. Q. W. Dewey, Talent. 154 FOR SALE Good paying business and Overlnnd car. 30 North ltlvci sldo avonue. 155 "OR SALE Ford; also 10 weeks Jersey heifer calf. 854 Kast Ninth street. 157 FOR SALE 1 2 tons grain hay, 12 nleo ttirkcyi. (1. M. W:lnn, Welhin, Ore. 1 FOR SALE llerloy 34-X. Btraw. Phone rOIt SALE Ford touring car, elec tric slartor and Wlllard battery. Bargain. Powor Auto Co. FOR SALE Body for Ford lV4-ton truck, cheap. Hubs Mill. FOR SALE Ford truck, Smith at tachment. L. B. Brown. FOB KKNl HOC8K.H. FOR RENT Furnished house. In quire of Mrs. W. T. York. Phone 40C-R. 151 FOR RENT Two brick rooming houses on West Main stroot or will change for ofl'tee rooms two seven room dwelling houses on paved Blrent. John F. White, phone 44U-.M. I T Instruction tn Hnslo. yitED ALTON HAIOHT Teacher 4 piano ana narmony. tisagat mush Etudio. 401 Oarnett-Corey Bldg , Phone 71. Insurance, aLICB HOLLOWAY Fire, Accident. Automobile, Liability policies writ, ten with best English and Hasten Companies. Office 40S Gaxnstt Corey Bldg. EARL S. TUMT 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-Coroy Bldg., L. L. Cathcar:, Manager, Planing Mill. THOMAS MOFFAT General mill work, sash, doors, mouldings and screens. Shop 437 B. Fir. Phous 184. Physicians and Ba "wwa. . DR? WT W? mWARTOBteopat hii physician. 303 C rnott-Corey build ing. Phone 130. OH. J. J. KMMENS Physician and surgeon. Prartleo Umltod to eye oar, nose and throat. lSyea scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P It. R. Co. Offices M. K. ft H. C Bldg, Phone 687. DR. F. O. CAR LOW DR. EVA MAIoa CARLOW OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS -U0-417 Garnott-Corey Bldg. Phono 901-L. Resldonco 26 S. Laurel Stroot, FOB HKST-FfRM.SnHl) BOOMH FOR RE.NT-trnl. -Koolut;, 2 13 North Ccn-ini FOB KENT APAIITMKN'IW. FOR RENT One completely fur nished apartment. Hotel Holland. FOB KXOIIANUR. FOR TRADE 40 acres of land for ear or .Medrord property, phone 3S1-W, 4mi Apple slreut. 150 LOST. LOMT -Sllvi'r mesh bag with small cliango. elc, iiCtweeu Gates' Hit? lank and Central Point. Reward if relttrneil. Mis. Margaret I. overt!. Ci nlrjil Point. 1 52 MEN WANTED At onco -or clearing and grtihhlug canal rlv.hl-of-wa.v- twoiily acres. Kll.lVKIt CAIITHK i"ld Hill, Ore. INTMBl'BIMX rtt'TOCAP. CO TIME CARD Iyoave Medford for Asmand, Talent nnd Phoenix dull, except Sunday at 8:00 a. m. and 10:00 a. hi.; 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. ni. Leave Ashland for Mcdford dally, except Bunday, ot 8:00 a. m and 11:00 a. in.; 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. in. Also on Saturday nights at 5:30. Sunday leave Ashland at 8:00 a. m., and 13:30, 4:30 and C:30 p. in. Veterinary Ruigcon. lilt. C1IAS. M. ANDERSON Ash- , land, Oregon, Volorlnnry Surgeon, emtio specialist. Hospital phone 60; residence phone 208-U. 146 Printers and I'uulishera. MEDFORD PRINTING CO, ha th Deal equipped priming Of no Southern Orogon. Book binding loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, eto. Portland prices, 27 North Fir flu Iraasret. EAD8 TRANSFER ft BTOKAOH CO. Office 42 North Front St. Phona 8)6. Price right, fxrvloe guar-nlMul A Good Buy 1 1 acres of good soil, seven ncron leveled, and five acres under irriga tion, n good new five-room bungalow, a good well of water, some good fruit trees. Theiplnc.o adjoining and Iden tical with this 11 acres, as regards the soil, etc., Is held at $5000.00. ' This district malntnias a freo taxi servtco for school children, deliver ing them In Medford ouch morning and returning them noma each day ot (ho achool year. This place tan be bought today for JldOO.UO. Brown & White 10 South Fir Street,
