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Newspaper Page TextMETTFOTTO MATTJ TRTRTTNTJ, MTDFORD. OKEOOX. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 2X 1918 PAOE ..FIVE i I Portland Livestock , l'OHTLAXft Oro.,".Sett. 2:!. Cut tle, 1,20!). Steers, prime, (a l.'1.2."i; jrooil 1 rhuire, .rll.lMI(,i '2.00; medium lo good, '!. ".")( 11.00; fair to medium, S.-J.'i(ii !).2."i : common tu fair, .".7ii(ii'8.2.'i; cows mid heifers, choice, '8.00f(til.llll; medium to good, .f."i.7.")(it7.2"i; l'uir to medium. .f4.7."i((fri.7."; eaners, .-fiLimed 4.110 -. bulls, !f.".00( 8.00; enlves, if!I.IM)3 12.00; stockers and feeders, $0,110(11"' 8.00. Hops easy; receipts 1,7:1."). Prime mixed, $lfl.fib( l!).7f; mciduni mixed. lH9.00(n.'lll.:i"i; rough heavies, $18.00 (rcJO.lI.i; pigs, Ki.0017.00; hulk of sales, irl.:S,X l!)..-0. Sheep firm; receipts 1,020. l'rime linns, $K!.n0(lj.0O; fair to niediam. ' irll.MhJi 12.00; yearlings, spl0.m)S 11.00; wethers, jJII.OlHji 10.00; ewes, $fl..r)0(rf8.."i0. . Hatter and Fggs PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 2." the other members being T. 11. Simp-j but also ho Is enabled to keep a nice' son, Fred S. Englo, Dr. 0. W. Gregg, herd of fine dairy cows that ire and 11, C. McAllister. "' brlnalni! him a haiid.-nme return for Jim Veo, of the Plaza barber shop, his labor and Investment. Whllo 1 was In Dunsmuir Inst week on a busl- there he renewed his subscription ness matter which may lead to a ! t0 the Medford Mail Tribune and change In his present vocation. Medford Sun combined. Miss Irma Phillips, whose home is; ' also visited the fine farm of Mrs. in Oakland, and who visited friends Susan Hurt and found that she had In this city recently In the family of just recovered from a sovere Bpell of H, P. Holmes, is touching school In : sickness but she renewed her sub ihe vicinity of Corvnllls. During the . scrlption to the Mail Tribune and In vacation season Miss Phillips attend- addition to the two subscribers Jurt ed the summer school of the I'niver-' mentioned Ilex Vestal-has given me sity of California, at Berkeley. At his subscription to the Mail Tribune, the expiration of her present school D- s- Nichols has paid up a small bal- vork sho plans to attend the O.'eson . once "d ordered his Daily Mall Tri nomial ut .Monmouth. j bune stopped for the time belug as he linrlcy Drower, in the railroad ser-: and his family have gone to visit vice as fireman, with headquarters 1 tllclr son Arllc ln Siskiyou county, on the Portland division ut Roseburg Cal- Ll!cy Conover also renewed her has lately been placed in the govern- ; subscription to the Weekly Mnll Trl- raent rating in second class D 'by the bune and L. L. llrennan, the foreman district board representing federal j of the J. H. Cooley orchard gave me control of the Southern Pacific. Har-! llls subscription -to the Dally .Mail ley is son of Dr. and Ms. 'rtrower. i Tribune. Miss ftuih Grover renewed More rain In the form of brisk ! her subscription to the Dally Mull slowero started in on Saturdav after- i Tribune and had it changed to 500 noon, and within tho past week tho'Hoatly street, Medford. Ijt-1 growth of both war anl civil gardens'! w- A- Higcnbothani on the Pros- tor, three cents lusher; city creamery print; extras, box lots (ic; cartons, box lots, (i2c; half boxes Uc mure. Jess than half boxes, lc niore. Iluy ing Iirice. liullor fat, Portland, (ioc: cube extras, ."(fir; seconds, (i2c; dairy, .'Me. in the autumn classification hus been I nect route wiie here on his way up to l'lenomenal. ! Wagner creek to bring out some ;ows Miss Euniea Smith, daughter of ' ani1 oalves he had purchased, and to T'OHTLAXI), Ore., Sept. 2X KCOS, buying price, candled, cracks mid lots out, 48c; selling iiice, can dled, filoY.iiic; in cartons, 5 l(iiVic. 1IKXS 2(if(r27c; .sprimicrs, 27(Ji H0c; old roosters. 15c; turkeys, goose. nominal; ducks, old, 2.ic; vou:i', 'W(t 33c. " ' . Portland Grain. WHEAT 2.20 basis; leirlov. none; oats, .C0,.')0 bid; corn, Xo. :!. yellow, .f'l.riO bid. MILL NTt'FFS Mill run f. o. b. mill,' carlols, $20.0."); mixc I cirs. $30.15; less tbnn ca riots, $30.05, TI.MOTI1V $30. 00((i 34.00 ; alfal fa, $27.50; ariiin, $20.00. . Dt. and Mrs. II. E. Smith, is filling tin position of prlncipnl of tho school at Lakeside, Lake county, (he fall turn of which began Sept. 111. Local parties who have visited tho vufons army cantonments in all of wlic.li appointments and accommoda tion are on a colossal scale, quote Caup Funston, Kansas, as having a bancr shop equipped with forty chars, a pool ball containing 200 tabes, and the largest laundry in the wotd. it would be Interesting also to earn the extent of commissary suitlles as dally requisitioned for its 0.i soldier inhabitants. The gov- i buy more and while here hud his Weekly Mall Tribune stopped and took tho Daily Mail Trlbuno In Its place. And It. G. Drown, one of tho firm of Geo. Drown nnd sons paid up a subscription to tho Medford Sun to go with his subscription to the Dally Mall Tribune. Thus the readers will see that the people are waking up to the fact that in order to keep posted as to what Is going on In this busy world they must have a real live newspaper to read. The nice shower of rain that we had the lart of last week made it look as tho we would not have the he was going around on his crutches. T spent And a day or so afterward .Mr. Lumus week. Dootue who was also working for tho same company, the Bufto Kalis Lumber company, got caught among tho same logs and 1 understand had three of his ribs brokon. Mrs. Ed Murphy of Wellen was trading with our merchants the first of the weqk. W. E. Hamnicl made a hurried trip thru our town Tuesday. D. E. Phipps and wife who were In our town Tuesday on business took supper at the Sunnyside. a few days in Phoenix this) COURT HOUSE REPORT -teportod by Jackson County Ab traet fr... Hlfth and Central Ave. Mrs. Amanda Roberts has return ed from Lebanon, Missouri, .to her home In Phoenix. Mrs. Wm. McKay returned Tuos- flnv from a short trln to .Snn Fran- clsco. , v Mrs. If. W. Oliver and son and Mrs. Eva Ackert and Mrs. Glass mo tored to Crater Lako Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pratt are spend ing a few days In tho mountains, The fumily of J. Knllstrom are entertaining Mis Allen of Tclluride, Colo., and Miss Ireland of Portland Kveryono is cordially invited to at tend the lied Cross supper at Phoe- hall and help the Red Cross fund. FOR R EXT Furnished bungalow, close in, five rooms, gas range. No children. Box S8, Mall Tribune. ' .'....',' lot FOR RENT Two brick rooming houses on West Main street or will change for office rooms two seven room dwelling houses on paved street. John F. White, phone 449-M. ' ltcal Etnto Transfers 2304 from 025 Reg. Title to Asa W. Shepherd et ux., land In sec. S, twp 3S, R. 1 W. ., James W. Iliinilin et ux. to L. R. ltinghum, the lot 24 In blk. 1 of Whitman Park, Jackson county, Oregon.... Samuel II. Murray to Martha Murray, lots In city of Cen tral Point V. S. to l'oter'Enscle. HIO. of XV. of sec. 31, twp. ,'!7, R. 2 W. containing 40' acres.. Roy L. Maulo to II. 41. liris- tow, 33 31 acres in lot 2, section 7, twp. 37, R 1 W. 1.00 crment keeps exhaustive and detail- j "sual number ot guests here on Sun- ed tanncial records, from which It is da' lmt wc nad 1hc numher and dedreted that the average expense of amo"K ,1,em wcre n- E- dlaney and eac; Individual soldier in the ranlis I wife M- A- Sniidt 8,1,1 Mt- Hnnoy's is $1040 per annum. neice, Miss Margaret Haney of Med- Circnca Lane Is now employed by for1' N"lck YnunS. one of our bachelor theishlttnd Vulcanizing iworks. cor-! fl iend3 wl! owlls ttnd operates a fine ner of North .Main and Granite , rnrm Ju9t below town. 5lr- and Mrs (, Tito local district of the fourth Liberty 4oan executivo committee, having arranged a campaign" for raising of its quota thru tho volun tary, subscription registration meth od, active work In this direction was begun on Monday morning and will be continued until Friday night, with Iho hope and expectation that an nouncement ca.i be promptly made at the' formal openin&of the campaign on Saturday morning, Sept. 2S, of 'Ashland's full quota being pledged Six subscription registration -booths have been provided at convenient , 'points, and all citizens are requested to go to these booths as early In the week as possible and have .their. ! nlodges entered, In order that they may recelvo tho authorized ' I am pledged" tag and button of the fourth loan series, which tlfey are requested to wear until the final of ficial announcement of the raising of Ashland's quota has been proclaim ed. The Liberty loan special passed thru here Sunday on the way to Kla math Fulls, and upon its appearance hero Monday morning, a campaign for bond pledges was- made pn the spot, booths being Installed in the : exhibit building, with G. W. Curry v. . A. Tumor, C. W. lianta and F. K Watson in charge. ' '.Miss Gertrude Englo, formerly principal of tho Junior high school leaves for Iierkelcy early this week, for the purposa-of tuklng a course of advanced study in the rnivernlly of California. For years MIsb Eagle has been one of the leading and most active teachers in the city schools, filling various responsible positions with tact and credit, and the wish is father to the thought that her career in the chunnels of hjghcr education may be one of such unqualified sue cess as her progressive Ideal and talents merit. Current Information reports that upon representations from Congress man Jiawley that tho Willamette Chautauqua association is an educa tional Institution, a ruling of the treasury department exempted from Income ta.. ity way of contrast thp Ashland Chautauqua, which most assuredly fills the role of an edura tlonnl institution, paid a federal tax on its ill IK assembly receipts of $24 notwithstanding that representation wero made of Its status along edura tlonal lines. On Stnurday evening last at (i the wives of members of the school "' "ere nosicsscs to tile teachers of the city schools, Including the en tiro corps nnd also the wives of such teachers an are benedicts. Of cours the personnel of tho tchool board was represented nt the gathering virtue of their exalted positions ex officio. Nearly fifty participated the dining event which took bla.c the high school building, and was charming affair, al.ordlng the means of mutual acquaintance and good fcl lowship, In addition to enlarging the scope of pii'.ilic ediir-'i.-,;;r.l lafluenc and social privilege ;or the benefit all concerned. Of the school board officials U. U. Eubanks lp chairman strets. llrnbrook whiskey is not the basfof all mischief either in this or othe localities. Several young men In lea) neighborhoods have been evadig the recent draft registration reouramcnts, and It's only a ques tion ( -time when t-:oy will bo called u-pono produce tho required card In the if of credentials. From this tlnrela no escape, and tho sooner .vantage of the wnrm season and In thay in n ake amends for this delin- dll'Ked In an old fashioned swimming quint the hotter, the penalty for i trcat aml nfler taking their bnth they dellbiate negiect Hieing a severe one. - strolled over the hill and took 111 all diiitlonnaires aro hosinnlne tn of tho sights to be seen.. They surely putMuh ui-poaranco here, as issued ' dld e"-l' themselves and after satls- from ounty draft board headquar-1 rl-vl"K tUo'r ravenous anpetlties at tcrs. W papers are formidable ones i tlle hunnyslile started for their homes of 16 ages, and embrace a scope ofjln M' d'ord feeling thut they had not catethlng which covers the whole j F''cnt t,le attcrnoon In vain. .map if individual historv. Incliid-1 - Among otner cailers woro J. F. Ing da.. as to vital statistics and j famllyelatioashlp. Ilitr- Sosler'u cigar storo la closed and wl this relinquishment of busi ness he the proprietor has gone to the wo of mine development. U UU M LAP L KM LnUL IUIMI LnULLIU By A C. rfnwletl W. V. Harnurn, .Miss Marian narnum, Miss .Mildred Heine and W. D. Bar num of Medford. Mrs. John Perl, Frank Perl, Fred erick Perl, Robert Rollins, Howard Gault, Willis Stockam and Jimnile Webb also were hero. Mrs. Perl came out In her car to bring the above named six boys for an outing and while they wcre hero they took ndr L. Peck who has spent the past summer at tho ljike of the Woods. A MEDFORD MAN'S EXPERIENCE Can ybu doubt 'the ovidence of this Miedford citizen? You cuii verify Medford endorse ment. Rend this: ... , Edwin J. White, formor dairyman at 322 East Main street, sius: ';! was nearly laid up with an attack of lum bago. It came on without any warn ing and 1 thought my back was bro ken. I couldn't straighten up and went about all bent over. A friend udvlBed mo to take aoan's Kidney Ills, which 1 did, and soon .1 was ablp to get about. It required only one box to fix me up In fine shape and since then I have never had any trouble with my back and kidneys. Price flCc. at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Donu's Kidney Pills the siunt that Mr. White had. Fostor-Mllburn Co.. Mfgrs.. Puflalu. N. Y. Pl -all food is more daintily seasoned wlienyouu.se in the convenient s ide sp out r c- c lc cv. sf e Kd . H'ftbotbam of Derby, was a businessiller Saturday afternoon. Mrs. lFpeller and daughter Miss Sadie, oTrail, were doing business with oumei chants Saturday after noon. S Misses. ula and Janla Roberts and NclICoy, Ihrec of our promis ing your ladies, .were among the visitors luir town Saturday. In my t letter 1 omitted to men tion that ad been out vi'-.itiug a few of the re rs of the Medford Mail Tribune a among them was at the fine farm' Jlr. Fred Peloiize, sit uated uhii two and a half miles above heron our beautiful Little Hart and Mr. uad Mrs. Speck ot Med ford, W. A. liigenliotliam and Nick Young, Ilenj. Urorhy has been hauling his winter's wood from the P. & E. depot that he hud shipped out from IJutto Falls during tli3 past week. una ..Mcnois ot Lako Creek, was among the butlness callers Monday. E. W. ..uttlng of Medford, and Mr. and Mrs. Piatt, J. A. (Inrrow and Lee Davenport of Medford, wee guests at the Sunnyside. S. 11. Harnlsh and Joe Mooninn who have been visiting Joe's brolher Benjamin In Marahfleld. returned home Monday. Joe is tho mail car rier from Eaagle Point to Derby and while he was gone Robert Harnlsh took his plnce. '. Mrs. Foley of Tolo. was u passen ger on tho P. & K. Tuesday on her way to Illltte Falls to visit her daugh ter who Is leaching school In that dis trict. The P. & E. had a car of concrete culverts on the roi'te lo be used be tween hero and Unite Falls. .Miss Olga llleberstailt was a pas senger fiiitn here to Unite Falls. G. W. I'riilno and r.unily of A.-ih- llutto crei 1 say fine farm, and to anyone nfliar wh : lie situation ! Iaml "nd Miss Wright of Fort Stev- few yeango when he purchased 1 ''ns passed thru hero Tuesday o.i the farm m . Ell Scha ck, when It I moir way lo I n Ion creek on tho Fort was an effefoi one to raise enough ! luaninth road to rpend a few days feed to keatcow and a span of ; hunting and fishing. horses, and look over it now and "old rame m"r lhe Phono to Dr. see tho bro acres of alfalfa grow- j lllat Vi'm- Chambers jr., of llutte Ing, whore tnnt time a largo part ! alls' "'" his leg , broken and for him of tho l.nida covered with chap- j (omc rihl away. U npiearn thai arel and or kinds of brush and i Mr- '".ambers was working at a a .; timber, one.iee what scientific 1 1'Mlln It Into tlic mill pond when a farming anditar will do; how they ; lHre "ouliler gave way on tho .-tc-p will turn anparently useless tract I '""sl'le above and rume rubbing d.iwn of land to belong the most produc- "n" J":,t "" n someono holli red -Look tivo nlaccs iha countrv. for now,"1". ui: and Just n ho trl.'d to his yield Is s that.he hns.hiB large cllnlh 0,1,0 llle 'K ia rock laughl barn filled wl.iylnd sells enough illls ,0 J"-''1 n'",vn 'he foot lireuking to bring him iimlsome return frorni"18 Baittl1 a"d tho kniickic on his Investmerroin tho sale of hay. 11,0 larger tione lmt tho next morning Ail Clked Up With Catarrh? Why tntinuG Makeshift Treatment? tprays annucnos wm never 'ioi which touch only the surface. 'lo be rid of Catarrh, you must drive the disease ncrnis cut of your inm. S-dcndid rc:ults have been rcpori nl fnnii tile use oi S. S. '.vnicll completely mill'', from your bljod Llia Ct-irili I'erms, for v.intli it i x perurt antidote. S. S. 3. t sold by all driu'!'i?t?. li von v. ish iiic'li -:il advice a to the Thi i -whotl' siiould at mice i trc.it'iu-.vt ot your own individua realize the ini'uni COf the proper case, write to-day t, hie; .Medical treatment, ar.uJc no tm:c .:;-Mi!vi'-cr, li'vifl dnjeific Co., Ucpl cniutiuiiij rtliltj icuic 1 li, .'VliatiU. Ca, v. ., cryou. ' Catarrh is Pjnns ciioujh v r.cn i it chokes iipnr nostril and sir passages, cac' tiin'") and fliiti cult brcatliir'Uil other uiscoiu-1 forts. Uut 1 1 cal danger comes ; when it rcai tlown into yiur j ItlTltlS, Notice of ItcfttM'u Salo on I'lUtilion NOTICE IS IlKUEDY GIVEN That under and by vlrlnre of an Interlocu tory Decree of the Circuit court oi tho Slate of Oregon for Jackson County, In a suit therein pending wherein Ora Edith itagsdale Is plain tiff and Thomns Lee Rngsdalc. Ty- rnnna B. llagsduio. Marvin Itagsdale, Raymond Itagsdale, Nannie Jane Itagsdale, Wallace Ragsdnlo; Rodney lingsdale and .7. V. Melntyre arc Ad ministrator of lhe cstato of J. L Hagsdalo, deceased, aro defendants, which riocrco bears dale of August 24th, l'JIS, I, the undersigned Ref eree, will on September 2r'h. 1918 at 10 o'clock o. m. at the front door of tho Court House In Jacksonville in said County, sell at public auction to the highest bldi'.ur for cash, the following described tract of real estate situate In said Jackson County, Oregon, to-wlt: The East half of the Southwest quarter and tho West half of the Southeast quarler, of Section 3 Township 37, Range 2, East of W M., subject to mortgage- thoreou In tho sum of ClfiUO.nO. payable lo Slnto Land Loard of tho Stato of Oregon. Said salo will bo mado subject to confirmation bv said Court. HAWL1CS .MOORE, ltefmoo UEIiP W.WTF.D-'il'TEMAI.It WANTED Experienced lady stonog raphor. Ono with some hook keep Ing exporiopco preferred, but not nccossary. Good salary to right party. Big Pines Lumber Com pany. i WANTED Competent woman for general housework. Address Mllei Cantrall, linen, Ore., or cnll at I' S. Eniiiloyinont Office. UiX WANTED Girl to wnlt on tuble and assist with housework: references required. Mrs. Frank Owen. Phone 741. ii WANTED A good girl to help with general housework nt county Farm. Call or Phono 9-Fir,. 15S. WANTED peeling Phono C -Women nnd tomatoes at , girls 'for Cannory. FOB REN1 HOUSES. MOKG1 TO 1XAW. MONEY TO LOAN on goon real estate security, and will buy Lib erty Bonds, j. B. Andrews, No. SI North Ornne. Phone 647.J, tf TOR KXC11ANUK. " ' FOR TRADE 40 acres of land for oar or Medford property,. ' Phone 8S1-W, 408 Apple street. ' 150 FOR RENT M1SOKLI.A.NEOB8. FOR RENT Garage 127 North KJvcrside. Inquire Hubbard Bros. 1 ii 0 FOR -RENT Store ' building with good show windows. Rest location In city. Opposite Jnckson County Hank. Rent reasonable. Apply ovonlngs nt 301 South Central avenue. FOR RENT Cheap, 100 acre farm in Sams Valley. Address Pox ill. Mall Tribune or phone 2.r7-X. 157 FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE Modern homo on extra large free soil lot, half block from paving. Evorythlng In first-class condition. Will also sell household goods and year's supply of fuel If desired. Phone 102-X. FOR RENT Six-room modern bun galow In first-class shape. Range connected. Garago. Phono 4SH-X. IDS FOR SALE 20 acres of timber land, six miles from Medford. Easy ac- coss. Phono 857-.1. 157 FOR KALI1', 1,1V KST( ICK FOR SALE Ten good Jersey cows. 10. E. Emerson, Uutto Falls. 10 1 FOR SALE Two young cows, and other stock and machinery. On Sams Valley ranch. Seo W. I' Brewer, Mountain Terrace Ranch Phone. 1C.1 FOR SALE One dandy Percheron colt, or will trade for 1200 or 1300 Hi. horse. Phone 304, Jackson vllle. 150 FOR SALE 1 1.10. 00. ranch work tenm, about 1200 lbs. Also double surrey. Scuddor & Kenly. Phono C11-J3. 157 FOR SALE Two Shropshire bucks Wilto or phone Ralph Billings Ashland. Phone 27 1-L. 158 TAKES VV. TAKEN I'P Spotted , sow. Owner may have same -by proving property and paying charges. Phone 19-F21. 165 TAKEN IN Two millt cows and one bull calf. Owner can claim by de scribing stock and paying charges. Phono G7-J2. ' ' Mining Expert. CAMPBELL & LILJEQRAN tnlnei promltlng association; mining properties listed for sale, sampled and reports rondered. Office and assay laboratory at 107 North Fix St., opposite Hotel Holland, Sam Pies by mail given , prompt attention. &ttorur. WM. M. COLVIO Attorney-Et-law. Medford National Bank Bldg. PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-at-lan rooms 8 and 9, Medford Nationa Bank Building. v Uarnati A.. K. Renmes, Lwrt Corey Bntldlng. Anto BappUM. LAHUR AUTO BPR1NQ CO. W ara operating the largest, aide' and best-equipped plant In the Pa clfio northwest. Use oar tprlngi wfaon others tall. Sold ander writ ten guarantee. 84 North FlfUeaO St., Portland, Oregon. Gai-naga GARBAGE Get your premum cleaned up for the snmmar. Call on the oity garbage wagoot toi god serrloe. Phone I61-T. T. Allen. FOR SALE Four fine grade Cots . wold bucks; price reasonable. Arthur B. Myers,- Rogue River, Oregon, phono 13-L. 158 FOR SALE llnck, horses and mules. Paul Andorson, Jacksonville. 150 FOR SALE Good Jersoy milch cow. Write or phone J. T. Sawyor, Tal ent, Oro. 161 FOR SALE 300 head breeding owos; also 1000 acres land for sale or lease. Brown & White, 10 South Fir street. ' Expert .Accountant. WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M. Wit son, C. P. A. Ask about our new and simplified method of account. Ing. Particularly valuable to an business as a tlmo-saver giving , full business detail. M. F. H. Bldg., Medford. .Phone 167-R, Instruction in Maude ' FRED ALTON 11A1QHT Teacher piano and harmony. Halght Musi Studio, 401 Garaett-Corey Blda Phone 72, FOR SALE Three burros, with sad dles, 50.00, 'If taken quickly. ' 1103 Nlantlc. 161 WANTED A boy about 15 or 1 years of age, of common school education, to learn tho printing traile. Wages $1.25 per day at start. Apply to foreman, Mull Trlbuno. WANTED Mnn without family for general work and teaming. Per manent position. E. W. Carlton. Central Point. Phono 1 11. 100 WANTED Men to work dryer. Phone 7-F4. in prune 15S WANTED Mnn to drive truck. Mlravlsta Orchard. Phono Gn-J.'l. WAN'l.ID Men Court Hull. at Crater Lako. 150 WANTED Man for orchard work and chores. Permanent. Box 10. Mall Trlbuno WANTED At once, a messengor boy for tho Wstcrn Union. Apply at office. WANTED H1TCATION. Xo'lco of l-ixor-Hlion Solo NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Tiial by virtue of an execution and onto of pale Issued uut of the Circuit Court of Jackson County, Oregon, on a de cree reiiderod by said Court on Au(! list 24, litis, in favor of Slnto Hank of liuiismiilr, a California corpora tion, and against C. I'ondleloa .1. E. Pendluton and P. II. Pendleton, or Iho sum of $IOuu.oo with inter est thereon at the rate of (I per c-nt per annum from .May, 1:114, together with 100.00 as Attorney's fees for tho prosecution of said suit, nnd against Carmelita 11. Pendleton, Grace Pendleton, Bertha Pendleton, and J. R. Garrett Company, a Cali fornia corporation, barring and fore closing them from nny right In the premises hereal'ler described. er;ei:jlt the right of redemption provided by law; 1 will on Hie 25th day of Sep tember, litis, at 10 o'clock u. ni., al tho front door of the Court House 111 J.'ieksonvillo In said County, s II nt public vendue, to Iho highest bidder for cash,, -In the nuinnor provided by law, the following described prcnil.ies Hit mil in Jackson Counly, Oregon, to-wlt: From the Intersection of the South line of Government lot Number 0, in .Section l'.l. Townihlp 37. Hoilb of I'alige 1, West of tho Willamette Meridian, wish tho center line of Itlveraido Avenue In the Cltv.of Med ford; running thence South IS de grees .;o mliiut'S, Ejisi 7:15.51! feet; on tho cenler lino of mild Avenue, lo the point of beginning, and from said point of beginning running thence Smith IS dcn-c.vi 20 minutes East I'lll f'Ct, thenee East 555. S feet, thence North 24 d"grees or, minute V,e-,t 10,1.9 feel: thence Ve,l 54:!. 77 feet to the place of beginning, con taining 1. 10 acres more or less. To satisfy said decre, cosls and attorney's fees, and accruing 103I4 of this sale. RALPH JENNINGS. Sheriff Ju' k.-oii Count;'. t.l(( FAMILY WASil WANTED I do a lllbrul of clothes 111 fifteen or twenty minutes. Very careful. No danger of tearing your linens. Will do your wholo week's wush for le:s than flvo cents. All wash ing done In your home. Send for mo 011 trial. Thor Washer, phone 90. 172 -MIMtKLLANKOUS bed, and I 5ll WANTKIk- W A. NT Ell- rug. PI10111 WANTED flood bungalow on paved stroot, v,llh garage; must bo moil ern. Box 222 Mall Tribune. ' enameled .Vjo-L. WANTED Kcsnnniilhh) couplo, no children, want modern furnished homo with garage, for winler Phone 710-L. 1511 W A NT K D - -Ty : e w rl I e r disk. Holme; Tho In.'.iiraneo Man. WANTED Anyone d"slrlng to con tract packing, sorting, making, labeling and lidding apple. Reas onable prices. See G. W. Llchinan. contractor, 227 South Oiihdiile, Medford. Ore. 157 WANTED Hell youi cream to tho Johnson Prod. Co., Central Point, Ore., whore the tosta and cash counts. WANTED -House or wrack. 488-X. to mora, build, Phone 4XR-M r'uil BALK POULTRY AND- EtiOh FOR SALE Three and four months old thorohrcd brown Leghorn roos ters. O. A. C. Block, 707 West Eleventh streot. Phone. KStl-R. 101 FOR SALE White Leghorn pullets nnd cockerels, Poliiluma strain. Phone 40S-R3.. 157' FOR BALK MISCKLLANKOI'H FOR SALE Toroughbrod Flemish nnd New Zealand rabbits for breeding.' three and four dollars each. None better. Order early as am oulttlng tho business. II. W. Stanley, illllt, Calif. 157 FOR SALE Ono gooil Ford. Phone 31ii, day time, or 4S9-R evenings. FOR SALE Gasolino engine, pipes, plow, harrow, hot house windows, range and furniture. Inquire 1013 West Mnln streot. 15S FOR SALE Household goods, fruit jam, saddle, wagon lank for oil or water, stoves, lent 12x14. W. Stokes, phono 4 0S-.I1. 15X FOR SALE At a bargain, my Inw library and offlco fixtures; my residence property and household furniture. Charles Prim, Jackson ville. 15S FOR SALE Rambler bicycle; good as now. Going to war. Call 000-.I. FOR SALE Ono Ford touring car, 1014 model, newly overhauled with extra tires and Inner tubes, J;tll0 cash. Apply Medford Junk Co phono 2X3-.!. FOR SALE Birds, cheap, good sing ers. Phono 5S0-M. 1j FOR SALE 5o tons good grain liny E. E. Realties, Phoenix. Phone 17-1'Ti. I FOR SALE Good two-seated hack; one flvi'-ton I'rult wagon with rack. Phono 40S-R1. FOR SM.E Hurley straw. Phone 534-X. I5S FOR SALE Ford touring car, elec tric Blatter and Wlllard battery. Bargain. Powor Auto Co. FOR SALE Body for Ford lV4-ton truck, cheap. Kims Mill. FOR SALE-Inehmont. -Ford truck, Smith at L B. Brown. " WANTED R. it. Toft buys Liberty bonds, also mortgages, notes, Judg ments, escrow contracts, otc, and makes short time loans on any old thing. FOR RKVT FCRMHtlKIt ROOMS Rooms, 223 Nor ill (' FOR RENT trul. 1 01 FOR RENT APARTMENTS. jl'OI! RENT One completely fur nished apartment, ilotol Holland. IMTKItURIt.! t;TOCAR CO TIMK CAR)) Leave Medford for Asninnd, Talent and Phoonlx dull, except Bundiiy al R:00 a. m. and 10:00 a. m.; 1:00 4:00 and 5:15 p. in. Also on Satur day at 10:16 p. m., Sundays leave at 10:30 a. m. and 1:30, 5:30 and 9:30 p. m. Learo Ashland for Medford daily, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. m and 11:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Saturday nights at 5:30. Sunday leave Ashland at 9:00 a. in., and J 3 : 3 0, 4:30 and C:3U p. ui. Insontnce. aMCEl HOLLOWAY Fire, Acoldeni Automobilo, Liability poltole writ ten with best English and Eastert Companies. Offloe 40S Qarnett Coroy 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 looal service. No. 210 Garnett-Corej Bldg., L. L. Cathcart, Manager. Planing Mill. THOMAS MOFFAT General mill work, sash, doors, moulding! and screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phona 184. Physician and Ka onft. DhT W. ii ." HO AVAR ITBteopa tW physician. 803 P rnet'.-Corey bulla tug. Phone 130. DR. J. J. EMMKN8- Phyatelaii ant anrgeon. Practice limited to ay ear. nose and throat. Eyes aclen tlflcally tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst for H. F It. U. Co. Offices M. F. ft H. 0 Bldg. Phono G67. DR. F. O. CARLOW DR. EVA MA Ltd CARLOW OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS 116-417 Gurnott-Corey Bldg. Phone 904-L. Residence 26 S. Laurel Street. Veterinary Surgeon. DR. CUAS. M. ANDERSON Ash Innd, Oregon, Votorinnry Surgeon, Cattle specialist. Hospital phone 59; residence phone 208-H. 140 Pruitera and Pdlinsnera. MEDFOH1) PItINT7NOt!0. hai tn bost oipilpped printing office t Southern Oregon, Book binding Ioobo leaf lodgura, billing systemi ate. Portland prices 17 Nortt Fir Bt. tmintm. 1 KADB TRANSFER A 8TOHAOK CO Office 42 North Front BL Phona 815. Prlcoa right Onrrloe guar nttri A Good Buy 1 1 acres of good soil, sovon acres leveled, and five acres under irriga tion, a good new flvo-room bungalow, a good well of water, somo good fruit trees. Tho place adjoining and Iden tical with this 11 acres, as regards tho soil, etc., Is hold at (5000.00, This district maintains a free taxi service for school children, deliver ing thorn In Medford oach morning and reluming them home each day of tho school year. This place can be bought today for S 1900,00. Brown & White 10 South Fir Street.