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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATTJ TRTBUSrE, -WTTDFORD. OT7E0OX, TTTUTCSDAY. SEPTEMBER, 10. 1018 PA OF SEVEN E UOMjH Wednesday, Sept. U.K-l'n a long article taken us reflecting tho Ylows of Vatican officials, If not tlic pope himself, tho Corriero D'ltalia, the semi-official organ of tho Vatican declares tnat Austria should he more explicit In her peace declarations. "The old subterfuges that the note undoubtedly carries shows the des perate need of peace," says tho arti cle. "There Is no need for secret conferences When President Wilson f already has set forth the allied condi tions. There is no doubt that " the note -was Inspired by Berlin. The note Is a sign that the fatal hour has begun for them when they must sub mit to the allies' peace. , "If In the year 1916 they offered peace, now they ask It," the article continues. "But .In what spirit do they ask peace?" i The Gulrnale D'ltalia says: .. . "President Wilson has given Aus tria a proper answer. The president has Interpreted, the fellings of Italy." It was stated at the Vatican today, with reference to the subject of peace proposals rftat the preference of the pope is to act n such matter only when asked so to do by 'both parties. However, if a diplomatic represen tation were received from one of the parties, Inquiries would bo made of the other parity. the ultimate' owner being Master Lin-, den Hatch. A sum of $220 was rais ed which will he used by the locl Red Cross to buy material. The Nazarene church are holding a series of camp meetings services, be ing conducted by Kev. Mr. Little. On Thursday evening Private F. Sutherland of a Canadian regiment who was wounded in Prance and honorably discharged from the army, gave an earnest and interesting talk on conditions on the French front. He Is a most pleasing speaker and his description of going "over the top" and his experiences in "No Man's Land" were most graphic. 1 A meeting of the bean growers in thiB district was held in the city hall on Wednesday. The first meellng of the Parent! Teachers association for the season will be hold in the school house Fri day afternoon. All Interested In the school are invited to be proscnt. A musical program will bo given and light refreshments served. Tho monthly meeting of tho Ladies Clvlo Improvement club will be held 'in city hull on Friday evening, Sept. 27th at 8 o'clock. Gontlomen arc in vited. , Mrs. Bennett and son of Dallas. Ore., concluded their visit to .Mrs. W. S. Carey on Saturday morning and loft for home accompanied by Miss Lilla Martin who went to Portland on an extended visit to her sister. Mrs. P. Clark. Hov. James .Martin left for his winter homo in San Jose, Calif., on Wednesday. His many friends here hope, to see him next spring again. Mrs. James Martin has received word from her son David of his safe arrival in France. The Outbursts of i Everett True By CONDO A PARIS; France, Sept. 19. Military illicit' isn't a monopoly in the hands of American soldiers on tho i'ihtin;; lino. . fin miners and like tools of peace time are weapons as eit'ioient as rifles tuul bayonets. A huildiinr construction "fii;ht" that didn't jret into the official eom niunifpie but was nevertheless a win-the-war measure has just been won iff the engineering division of the American expeditionary force. REESE CREEK RIPLETS TODAY'S MARKETS Portland Livestock ' (PORTLAND, Sept. 10. Git lie sternly; receipts 421. Steers, prime, $12.0n(if i:i.00; fiood to choice, $11.00 (i 12.00; medium lo pood, .tfl.? 11.00; fnir to medium, $o.2."i(a9.'-J"S common It) fnir, .).7.J(r( 8.'2." ; cows and heifers, choice, 8.0((i:i).0(l : me dium to good, .$.). 7."C7.2.j; fair to medium, $4.7fi(ci..7.1; couriers, -Itf.OO (JT4.00; hulls, .-.n0(i? 8.1)11; calves, n.00(? 12.00; stockcrs and feeders. $fl.00(8.00. Hoy steady; receipts G(il. Prime mixed, $iy.."d(f7'10.7"; medium mix ed, $l.00(?f 10.:i.-; rough heavies, $18.00(nl8.3: pigs, $l(i.)0( 17.01): bulk of sales 19.35(5 1 n.r0. Sheep, firm ; receipts 035. Prime liimhs, $13.50(n 14.50; fair In medium. 11.00((712.00; yonrlinjis, 10.00(a. 11.00; wethers, $!).() 1 l).nt ;. ewes, $(i.50( 8.50. School began last week with Miss Marguorlte Hammond of Ashland as teacher. Laurel Hill school began this week with Miss Yanta ltolicrts of Eagle Point as teacher. Rov. John Stille preached Sunday afternoon at Mr. Merritt's. Saturday evening there was a fare well, reception given at tho home ol Mr. and Mrs. 11. Watklns in honor of T. J. Pullcn and mother who leave for California in a short time; but owing to the bad weather last Satur day there were but few present. Tom has been quite active in Sun day school work, and his friends are sorry to lose him. I Miss Myrtle .Minter Is attending school in Eagle Point this winter. Paul and Millard Robertson also expect to attend the Eagle Point school when the fall work Is done. Mr. and Mrs. Crandall motored to .Medford Monday. 1ND ASIOTHSR THINS, MRS. TRUS, THIERS: 'J Got to. "OS A "R6 ADJUSTMENT BTtwSHN US Two A R--AXJUSTM,NT! T 15.5FvSS TO pe LED r- a?oune Br th5 nose ', f7 : t ? s : "': I i 'JhJAl "feu MiQWT TRf 'lT Judge. T. W. Miles, who shnll also act as clerk. Judge John L. Demmer, who shall also act as clerk. Section VI. The recorder of the City of Medford, Oregon is hereby dliected to give notices of said elec tion lu the manner provided by the charter of Bald City. Passed by the city council this 17th day of September, ID 18 and signed by me in open session in authentication of its passage this th (lav of September, 111 IS. (Signed) C. B. GATES. ' . Mayor. Approved by mo this 17th day of September, 1918. (Signed) C. 15. GATE3, (SEAL) Mayor. Attest: (Signed) M. L. A" FORD. City Recorder. HELP WANTED Mnlo iintl Female. WANTED Prime plckern; fnmlllns preferred, 12c per box. Phono 809-K. 166 HELP WAXTF.II FKMALE WANTED -Experienced ludy stenog rapher. One with some hookkeep Ins experience preferred, but not necessary. Good salary to right party. Uig Pines Lumber Com pany. FOH 8AXR KKAT, ESTATE. FOIt SALE Modern home on extra large free soil lot, half block from paving. Everything In first-class condition. Will also sell household goods and year's supply of fuel If desired. Phone lO.'-X. FOIt SALE 20 acres of timber land. six miles from Medford. Easy ac cess. Phone 857-.I. 157 KOll SALE Four-room bungalow In Butte Falls and three lots. Apply Mrs. Emmu James, llutto Falls. 154 LOST.. LOST Pet Bolglnn hare. 4 8 Quince stjeet. Iteward for return. Fred llornshuh. ' 152 FOUND Vale lock kev. Finder can got same at this offlco by paying for this notice. 154 POll SALE $150.00, ranch work team, about 1200 lbs. Also double purrev. Scuddcr & Kenlv. Phono 611-J3. 157 Hill SALE LIVESTOCK TTltOU (i 11 11 It ED homeless Toggon burg buck for service. Fco reason able. I)e Tlarr avenue, two miles north of town. F. 11. Rochester, it. 2, Box. 25-A. 153 FOR SALE plow, and 408-113. FOIt EXCHANGE. FOR. TRADE 40 acres of land for car or Medford properly. Phone 381-W, 4U0 Apple 3treet. 156 TAKEN UP. TAKEN IN Two milk cows and one hull calf. Owner can claim by de scribing stock und paying charges. Phono B7-.I2. -Woaned pigs; disc harrow. team, Phone 154 FOR SALE Four flno grade Cots wold bucks; price reasonable. Arthur 11. Myers, ltoguo River, Orogon, phone 13-L. ' 158 FOR SALE Hack, horses and mules. Pnul Anderson, Jacksonville. 15G FOR SALE Good Jersey milch cow. Write or phone J. T. Sawyer, Tal ont, Ore. " 101 WANTED Girl to wait on table and assist with housework; references required. Mrs. Frank Owen, phone 741. 152 WANTED Women and girls for peeling tomatoes at Cannery. Phono 05. WANTED Woman cook for all win ter, for a man and three children. Writo Ilox 53. II. F. 1. 3, Medford. 154 HELP WAXTKIi I.R. WANTED Men lo work in dryer. Phone 7-F4. prune 158 departments, and such further pow ers and duties as the council may pre. scnibe 'by ordinance or resolution." Section 2. That Section 17 of the said vacancy, who fhall hold said ortico until tho next election, and until his successor is elected and qualified. The terms of ail officers ltiitter and Kg'gs POHTf-AND, Ore., Sept. 1!). But ter steady; city creamery prints 5!lc: parlous, title; buying price butter fat, Portland, 2c; cube extras, 40c; sec rdnds, 52c : dairy, 5(lc EGOS Duyinsr price, rotten nnd ol-ncked out-, 49c; selling price, can dled, 52(fi52e': selected candled in eurtons, 54(",n5c. l'OULTHY i'lcns, 25(m27c; broil ers 27(S30c; old roosters, lfic; turk eys, 28(rT30c; geese, 22c; ducks, young, 30(33e: old, 25c. Portland Grain. WITEAT New crop, $2.20: bnrley, feed, $(i0; brewing. $02; outs. .fljO.50 bill ; corn, N'o. 3, veHnw, $(il) hid. iriLLSTOFKS Urnn, $31; Bhorts, $33.; middlings. $.13. IIVY Huyin? price, timothy, $3.r (S34; nlfnlfii, $3!; frain, $27. ROGUE RIVER The Ilea. Cross program and auc llon snlo was a great success. After some singing and remarks by the mayor a forceful patriotic address was given by Hon. C. M. Thomas, the hall being filled. The sale was then proceeded with. .Mr. Earhardt acting ns auctioneer. A large variety of all kinds of (arm produce, canned fruit, fancy work, chickens, rabbits, a mare given by Mr. Woolvrrton. and a fl.'. weeks old pig dnnaied by Master F. Kllmann brought 4i.r.O to the cause being turaed back for salo repeatedly. Ordinumc Xo. 0.T.2 AN! ORDINANCE submitting to the legal voters of the City of Mcdlord at a spcciul election to be held in said city on Tuesday, tho 15th day of October, 1918, a proposed act of municipal legislation amending the charter of the said city with respect to the holding of elections therein. Tho Clt of .Medford doth ordain as follows: Section I. That there bo ana hereby is submitted and proposed to the legal voters of the City of Med ford for their approval or rejection. the following proposed act or munici pal legislation relating to the holding of elections In the said city: AN ACT OF MUNICIPAL LEGIS LATION relating to tho holding of elections in the Citv of Medrord, ore gon. in conformity with the provis ions of Section 14-a of Article II of the constitution of the State of Ore gon, and amending tho charter of the city of Medtoid. by adding thereto a now section to be known as hectton 04-a, and amending sections 14, 17. 53, 54, SS, 63 nnd 04 of the charter of the City of Medford, and repealing sections 57 and 5 8 of said charter. WHEREAS. The voters of the State of Oregon, at an election duly held In this Slute on tho 4th day or Juno, 1917, adopted Section 14-a of Article II of the constitution us a part of the constitution of said State, nnd the same Is now In full force and effoct, nnd, WHEREAS, It Is necessary that the charter of the City ot Medrord lic amended to conform to Soction 14-a of Article II of the said constitution of Oregon, NOW, THEREFORE. Tho people ot Medford do ordain as follows: Seotlon 1. That Section 14 of the charter of the City of Medrord be. and the same hereby Is amended to read as follows: "Section 14. The Mayor shall bo tho executive officer of the i lly and shall supervise Its nffalrs und all Its officers and employes, but nft the council. Ho shall be the presiding officer of the city council, but shall not vote upon nnv question, except In ase of a tie, and then he nhall cast tho deciding vote, lie shall have power to call snei ial nicMinss of the council whenever he deems It nocs rary. At -the last rcaular meeting o! tho rouncil i:cforo the biennial elc- tlon he shall make a written su'.H' ment of the condition of all tho uf fairs of the city, and recommend such measures for the government and Impiovement thereof as he may deem expedient. He shall at the tlrst reg ular meeting of the' cumu li in Jan uary, following the biennial election, appoint three members of the rounrii on each of the following comuiitic-s, to-wlt: II) Finance; i I S:rcts. sewers and drains; 1.1 wn'cr ami light: (4 1 health, wlibh nhall con sist of the mayor and Iwo rouncllmen. and the same is hereby amended to read as follows: "Section 17. At the first regular meeting of the council in January following the City election, or as soon thereafter as practical, tho council shall choose by ballot one of Us members as chairman, who shall pre side in the absence of the mayor, and in tho absence or inability of the mayor to act, such chairman shall perform all the duties of mayor; but during tho time that he is so acting be shall also perform tho dutlos of councilman, including the right to vote." Section 3. That Section 53 of the charter of the City of Medford be. and the same is hereby amended to read as follows: ' Section 53. Not less than flftoen days prior to the first -Tuesday after the first Monday in November in each even num'berod year.' the City Council shall order a biennial elec tion for city elective officers, of which election notice shull be given by publication in a newspaper pub lished in the city, or by notice signed by the city recorder and posted by tho chief of polico in three conspic uous places In said city, one notice to be posted in each ward, not less than ten days prior to the election, which notice shall specify the officers to be elected, and tho time and places or holding said election." Section 4. That Section 54 of the charter of the City of .Medford be, and the same Is hereby amended to rend as follows: Section 54. Tho City election shall be held at the same time and place that the general biennial elec tion for State nnd County officers is held in said City, and the election precincts and officers for said elec tion shall be those selected according to law for said general biennial elec tions. Section . That Section 58 of tho charter of the City of Medford he, and the same Is hereby amended to read as follows: "Section 50. All persona to he voted for at any city election shall. not less than seven days before such election, file with tho recorder of said city a ccrtiricate of nomination mado by some political or mass con vention, or a nomination signed by not less than twenty-five legal voters of said city, together with the candi dates' written acceptance of said nom ination; and thereupon the recorder shall enter the name of all such can didates upon the ticket to be voted for at the next following election, and not otherwise; and the recorder shall cause a sufficient number of proper tickets to be nrltit-d and de livered to the election officers prior WANTED Two or three Bmnll boys ' not in school to ecu tho Evening Telegram, 3 cents profil on every sale. Phono 522. 122 North Ivy 153 WANTED Man to drive truck. Mlraviata Orchard. Phono 597-J3. charter of the City of Medford be. jof the City of Medford shall be, and are ncreDy exienocn aim cuiuinueu until the first Tuesday in January. 1919, and until such successors shall duly qualify. The term of offico of all officers of sold c(ly whose term would by tho charter of Eald city con tinue beyond the first Tuosduy In Janunry, 1919 are hereby so limited that they shall expire on said day, or as soon thereafter as their successors shall qualify, and there shall he elect ed at said biennial election In the vear 1918. and at each biennial elec tion thereafter,' orricers to fill all elective offices of said city." : Section 8. That tho .charter of the City of Medford he. and the same is hereby amended by adding thereto a new section to be known us Section 64-A, to read as follows: "Section 0 4A. Special elections may he called by tho city council at any time by ordinance or resolution, and in such ordinance or resolution tho council shall provide the timo and place for holding such election, the manner of giving notice thereof, the hours during which the polls shall be open, and shull appoint three judges of election for each ward, two of whom shnll act :.s- clerks, and whose compensation jhall be fixed by the council. Special elections shall he conducted as far practicable ac cording to tho lawj of the Stuto of Oregon." Section 9. Thr.t Sections 57 and 58 of the charter of the City of Med ford are hereby repealed. Section II. "ilie ballot title ror such measure, provided and returned to tho city recoi rier by the city attor ney Is hereby tidolited as follows: "Tho following is the form in which Hie foregoing measure will ap pear on the (.allot: Special CI y Election, Tuesday, Oc tober 15, 11)18. Charter amendments suhmllled to the voters by tho City Council by Ordinnnco No. 952. Mark v. cross (X) between tho number and answer voted for. iHALI.JT TITLE. An act relating to elections In the City of Medford and amending the charter of said City by adding thoreto a new section to be known as Soctlou 0-l-A, and amending Sections 14, 17. 53, 54, 5(i, 02 nnd 04 of said charter and repealing Sections 57 and 58 of said charter In conformity with the provisions of Section 11-a of Article II of the Slate colif.l 1 1 il llfili. 400 Yes. 401 :...No." Section III. That a special elec tion he held In the City of Medford and the several wards thereof, on the 15th day of October, 1918, for the purpose of submitting thereat to the qualified voters of said City for thPir WANTED Men Court Hall. at Crater Luko. 150 WANTED Minors, $4.00 per day. laborers $3.50 per day, eight hours, board $1.00. Sixteen miles on auto stage from Cottago Grove. Mack nutlo Quicksilver Mine, Black Butte, Oregon. 155 WANTED Man for orchnrd work and chores. Permanent. Uox 19 Mnll Tribune. " WANTED Will pay for, all around dairy hand $00 n month and board. C. P. Coleman, Lukesido. Orogon 155 WANTED At once, a messenger hoy for the Western Union. Apply at office. WANTED SITUATION. FOR SALE 300 head breeding owes; also 1000 acres land for sale or lease ilrown & White. 10 South Fir street. HF81VICSS ItlKKCTUU) Mining ExiHYta. CAMPBELL 4 LIL.1EGRAN mines promltlr.g association; mining propertlos listed for sale, sampled and reports rendered. Office and asBay laboratory at 107 North Fir St., opposite Hotel Holland. Sam Vies by mall given prompt atten Ani'iirj. WM. M?COLV I OAttorney-at-law, Medford National Hank Bldg. PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-at-ta.il rooms 8 and A, Medford National Hank Building. Harnett A. E. Reamen, Lwyr. Corey Bnlldtnr. FOR SALE Threo burros, with sad dles. $50.00, If takon quickly. 1103 Nlantic. 101 FOR BALK MISCKLIuVMCOI W. FOR SALE Household goods, frill! jars, saddle, wagon, tank for oil or water, stoves. W. II. Stokes, phone 408-J1. 1 158 FOR SALE At a bargain, my law library and office fixtures; my rosldence property nnd household furniture. Charles Prim. Jackson ville. 15S FOR SALE Gasoline o:.glne nnd farm implements. J. W. Wake flold. 15.1 FOR SALE Humbler bicycle: good as now. Going to war. Call 00H-.I. Auto BuppUa. LAHCR AUTO BPR1NO OO. W ara operating the largest, lde and beat-equipped plant in the Pa cific northwest Ciw oar aprlngi when othera tall Sold tnder writ too guarantee. 34 North FlfMmatl 8L, Portland, Oregon. Oiufflag OARBAGS Got yonr premlM cleaned up tor th nunuiir, Call on the city garbage wagon toi god service. Pbon 161-T, f T. Allen. 'OR SALE Slnglo disc riding plow; bargain. Phone 80-M2. A. C. Taylor. 153 FOR SALE One Ford touring car, 1914 model, newly overhauled with extra tires and inner tuilies, $21)0 cash. Apply Medrord Junk Co., phone 283-J. FOR SALE Ford car. Plerco. Practically brand new Phone 374. O. E. 155 FOIt SALE Birds, cheap, good sing ers. Phono 580-M. lo7 Expertj Accountant. WILSON AUDITING CO. H. M. Wil son, C. P. A. Ask about our new and simplified method ot account ing. Particularly valuable to anj buslnesa as a time-saver giving full business detail. M. F. ft H. Bldg., Medford. Phone 157-01. Instruction tn ICskIc, JPRED ALTON HAIOHT Teacher 1 piano and harmony. Halght ICnsb Studio, 401 Oarnett-Corej ' Bldg Phone 7J. . FOR SALE 50 tons good grain hay. E. E. ltcames, Phouuix. Phono 17-F5. 157 WAiWTED Woninn with sniull girl wunts position as housekeeper. Apply to Federal 4'lmployment Agency. 154 WANTED Places to work on Satur days or evenings after school hours by high school girls. Call at 145 North Oakdalo. 153 1:G FAMILY WASH WANTED I do a tubful of clothes in fiftucn or twenty minutes. Very careful. No dangor of tearing your linens. Will do your whole week's wash for less thun five cents. All wash ing done In your homo. Send for nio on trial. Thor Washer, phono 90. 172 WAMTldH MINCKLliAKKOCH WIANTED Typewriter desk. Holmes The Insurance .Man. . o the opening of the polls on tho day ' approval and adoption or rejection. of election; the expense of printing said omendmnnts to the said charter i:ucn ucaeis snail lie paid by me as speririi-d In swilons 1, 2, 3, 4, '., city." Ifi, 7, 8 and 9 of this Ordinance. Section 6. That Scitlo:i 03 or the Said special eb-riion Is hereby charter of the city of .icdford be. ordered to be held on the above date and tho same is hereby amended to botween tho hours of rven o'clock read as follows: !a. M. nnd seven o'rlo.k P. .',!. as pro ' Section 03. Tho council shall ' vldnd by tin-city charier, hold their first meeting and organize I Section IV. The following places on the first Tuesday in January fol- nro hereby dclgnnli'd a'( tho folllnc lowing their election, and In chsf said placea within tin Mild City at which first Tuesday in January be a holiday such election will be held. the council shall hold Us flrit meet-i First Ward. 2".7 East M-aln S.'rwt Ing and nrgnnlzo on the following Second Ward. 10. i West Main ftrcet nay." 1 Third Ward, Council Chamber, Sicxtton 7. That Section 04 of the City Hall. charter of the City of Medford be. I and tho same Is hereby amended lo read as follows: "Section 04. Tho terms of all .!,'-1 fleers elected shall bcjln en the first Tuesday In January following their j I'leetion, or ns soon th.reaftrr as Ihey :hall di'lv qnali'y; hut If they, fall lo qualify within ten itay.i from and after said day. then said iilil'-a shall be vacant, and the council shall at Us first meeting then after 111 paid vacancy by nppointnie::! ; and all wnii-n committees fiisii lie nanum'-, i vacancies occurring from unv cr-ii!,! committees for his term, and sh.iliin any olr-tlvo of dm shall be L!bd have general supervision over the by the council by appr.lni'ncm .i' di.'fcreut suiijoct ieriuluins to theii i sonic qualified elector bl thi t.iy to Section V. The follovini! nnnio-.l persons are hereby designated a Judges of mid election: F'UST WARD. Judge. T). T. I.awlon, Judge, J. W. Jat'ohs, who shall also act as clerk. Judge, John Perl, who shall ab;o at as clerk. SECOND WARD. .In ilea. Pen .1, Trowbridge, Judge, II. N. lifland, who thai! nlH net as clerk. Judge, I). A. Wood, who shall nlsn net no clerk. THIRD WARD. Judijo, L. L. CalULart, FOR SALE All at bargain prices if taken at once 12x10 lent nnd frame, 10 thoroughbred White Leghorn hens one year old, good wash machine, golden onk exten sion table anil ordinary chairs, good oak table with drop sides, Morris chair, one largo fine drnft Ing tablo nnd ono small folding drafting table, otto play crib for baby. R28 Dakota avenue, tele phone 1G3-J. 153 FOR SALE Sweetwater grapes lc per lb., Mission grapes 2c. per lb., Tokay 4c per lb. At the Geary Orchnrd. 154 aLICE HOLLO WAT Fire, Accident, Automobile, Liability policies writ ten with best English and Eastern Companies. Office 408 Gaxnett Corey Dldg. ny ' EARL S. TUMY General Insurance office, Fire, Automobile, Accident, Liability, Plate (Moss, Hay or Grain In field or barn; also Live stock. Contract and Surety Bonds, Excollont companies, good local servico. No, 210 Garnett-Corey Bldg., L. L. Cathcart, Manager, FOR SALE Car load of plnn lumber at low price. Treichlor-Polrson Co. 155 FOR SALE Good two-scnted hack; ono five-ton fruit wagon with rack. Phono 408-Itl. WANTED Anyone desiring to con tract packing, sorting, making, labeling und lidding apples, iteas onuhln prices. See G. W. I.lebmnn. contractor, 227 South Oakdalo. Medford, Ore. 1 57 WANTED To bin a Ford car In flrst-elnss condition. J. W. Mnc donald, Hotel Holland. 154 WANTED Hand hay South Oak street. cutter. 421 154 WANTED To rent Small ranch. 40 acres or more; no oblcctlon to some orchard. W. W. Frlatoc, it 3, Box 49, Medford. 153 WANTED Soli youi cream to the Johnson Prod. Co., Central Point, Ore., where the testa and cash counts. WANTED Houses repair or wroca. 488-X. to move, kulld, Pbon 4 S 8-14 or WANTED R. it. Toft buys Llburtj bonds, also mortgages, noteB, judg ments, escrow contracts, etc., and maxes short time loans on any old hlnr. FOR KENT APAItTMKV!. FOR RENT One completely fur nished apartment. Hotel Holland.' foii revi norsij. FOR KENT Six-room modern bun galow In first-class shape. Rouge connected. Garage. Phono 48S-X. FOR KENT 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, phone 4I9-.M. MOYTCl Tf; MIAN. TO LOAN $liiii'i. mi to hum on Ural mortgage, J. , . Wakefield. 1 MONEY TO LOAN on gooo real estate security, and will buy Lib erty Bonds. J. II. Andrews,' No. SI North Grape. Phone IM7.J. tf FOR SALE Tank for dipping hogs; sot of light teum harness; wheat straw. O. W. Dewey, Talent. 154 FOR SALE Good paying business and Overland car. 30 North lilvet sldo avenue. 155 FOR SALE Ford; also 10 weeks Jersey heifer calf. 854 East Ninth street. 1 5 7 FOR SALE 534-X. -Barley straw, phone 011 SALE Ford touring cur, elec tric starter and Wlllnrd battery. Bargain. Power Auto Co. !'-Ofl SALE Body for Ford l'4-ton truck, cheap. Kuss Mill. ' FOR SALE Ford truck, Smith at tachment. L. B. Ilrown, ' FOIt KENT MIHOI'.I.LA.VEOUH. Kill KENT Cheap. HID acre farm in Hams Vullev. A'ldrr-si, I'ox Mail Tribune or nhoue 257-X. Foil RENT Farm, gruln or slock Irrigation for part, inqiilrn 'No. 433 South Fir street. 154 FOR KENT 100-ncro farm, 40 al fulfil, balance grain Innd, renter to buy horses and tools; cash runt t'hiis. (illrhrlsi, Sams Valley. On) 154 FOH RENT Fl'KMHiiiil) HOO.MM FOR RENT Rooms, trul. North Cm I'll INTEItlltll.t .111 OCA II CO TIME CARD Leave Medford for Asniand, Talont and Phovnlx dull, oxenpt Sunday al 8:00 a. m. and 10:00 a. m.; 1:00 4:00 and 6:15 p. m. Also on Satur day at 10:15 p. m., Sundays leave at 10:30 a. m. and 1:30, 6:30 and 9:3" p. m. Loave Ashland for Modford dally, except Suudoy, at 9:00 a. m. and 11:00 a. in.; 1:00, 4:00 and 5: IS p. ni. Also on Saturday ulghts at 5:30, Sunday lean At hi and al 9:00 a. m., and 12:30, 4:30 and G:30 p. in. Insurance. Planing Mill. THOMAS' MOFFAT General mill work, saBh, doors, mouldings and screens. Shop 37 8. Fir. Pbon 184. Physicians and 8a eoua. DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia physician. 80S C rnott-Coroy build ing. Phone ISO. DR. J. J. EM MENS Physician ana surgeon. Practice limited to y ear. nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst for 8. P K. H. Co. Offices M. F. H. 0 Bldg. Phone b67. DR. F. O. CARLOW DR. EVA MALso CARLOW OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS -.',10-417 Gitinott-Corey Bldg. Phono 004-L, Ilosldonco 20 S, Laurel Street. Veterinary Surgeon. Dll. CHAS. M. ANDERSON Ash- land. Oregon, Voterlnary Surgeon. Cattlo specialist. Hospital pbone 59; residence phone 208-11. 140 Pruitor and ratilisnnra. MEDFORD PRINTING CO. baa thf best equipped printing office 1 Southern Oregon. Book binding looso ledgers, billing system! etc. Portland prices. 17 Nortf Fir Bt tTKUNtfll. BADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO Office 4a North Front 8L Pbon lis. Price right. "rrlo guarv antieri A Good Buy 1 1 acres of good soil, seven acres leveled, and five acres under irriga tion, a good new rive-room bungalow, a good well of witter, some good fruit trees. The place adjoining and Idon II. ul with litis II acres, ns regards tho soil, etc., Is held at $5000.00. This ill: I riot maintains a treo taxi scfrvlcn for school chlldron, deliver ing them In Medford each morning and returning them home ouch day ot the school year. This place can bo bought today for $1900.00. Brown & White III South Fir Street.