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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOKP MATH TKTT3ITXR MKOFOUn, OftKnOX, TUESDAY, KEPT MM 21. 1!)1S PACK ..FIVJ' TODAY'S MARKETS J J 'ToftiHiiin.iWsi.i.u' I : PORTLAND, 'Serft.rr:: 4".. rattle steady; receipts 122. Steers, prime. $ 12 12.25; good to choice $11 '.j 12; medium to good $9.7.", f, 1 1 ; fair tS medium $S.25 ti 8.25, conr'non to fair $&.75fr8.2o;cow& ana h!fors, ;choleo,"'$8i8-9.25; medium to good $5.7'ui8 7.23; fair to medium $4.75 (ff ;6.75: canncrs ?3 fi 4 ; bulls $5?iS; calves $9ril2; stoekcrs and feeders $G5rS. i i Hogs steady; receipts 252. Prime mixed $19.00 19.75; medium mlx-' '..ed $19 i 19.35 ; rough htavies $ 1 S ;;";18.35; pigs $1617; bulk '-of sales .$19.35 ft 19.50. J Sheep stoady; receipts S6. Prime lambs $13.50S15; fair to medium $lli&12; yearlings $105(11; weth- ,'ers $91110; ewes $G. 501 8.50. ' TO KELL WITH THE KAISER'1 A T THE PAGE THEATER TONIGHT. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Butter ami Fggs PORTLAND, Sept. 24. Ruttcr firm. City creamery prints, extras. ;,box lots 01 cents; cartons, box lots, j (62 cents; half boxes half cent more; I . less, than half boxes one cent more. Buying price butter fat, Portland, 65 cents; cube extras 55 cents; seconds ; 52 cents; dairy 36 cents. 'i .'EGGS Buying price, ., icandled, ifcracks and rots' out, -48c; selling tprlce, candled, 51(?i52c; In cartons, 54 U 55c. HENS 26(5 27c: springers, 27S 30c; old roosters, 15c; turkeys, geese i nominal; ducks, old, 25c; young, 30 t33c. .- '.-.., v. li-j1 if-. -.I,!-.:.( army some years .-,go is now a second lieutenant. Owing to the rain Saturday even ing tliore was not us full attendance of the mothers of Central Point of our soldier boys as was expe;tcd. But consideiing tho weather thero was n large number from hero in the parade. Mrs. Weodoa has moved from her ranch near Agaie to this place and now occupies tho Cochran cottage, at southeast corner of Second and Oak streets. "TO. HELL. WITH THE KAISER' Portland Grain WHEAT $2.20 basis; barley. ; none; oats, $00.50 bid; corn, .'o. 3. yellow, $07.50 bid. i 'MILL STUFFS Mill run f. o. . -mill, icarlots, $29.05; mixed cars, ; $30.15; less than carlots, $.'10.05. i TtMOTHV $30ff(.34; alfalfa, : ;i $27.50; grain, $20. .maxim I Mr. Joe Mnyficld of t lie Mcndows, hauled a loud of Iiosth ti) eMdl'ord Monday. Mrs. Jim Vincent took a load of mutton to miirki't Monday. . Mr. L. li. Ilrown of Medford was enllini,' in Antioili Tuesday. llube loore, wiio lias been looking nfter their entile at' the Ilrown cabin returned Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. lierf riiapnian ure staying with Tionic folks this week for a visit. . ( Miss Maltliy of Alsen, Ariz., re turned last week to teach school at the (.'linpnrral district. Mr. Itiham and Frank Myers of Jseaglc were in Jacksonville .Monday Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Clianun, .Mr. nnd Mrs. I'.ert riiaiiinan and Lillian Clhnpmnn motored to Applc.-ale Mtm lny. Howard JIavfield of the Meadows passed through the valiey with n Inrge hunch of beef cnltle Kriilay. Mr. John lioduers and son linuled two loads of lioirs to market Friday. Mr. John iii;:hani ami son I-esler drove their beef cattle to market Sal unlay. Muster I.oyal AMiottt of 'hapar district wan third prize on hi: t'orn nt the Medford I'air. j .Miss Multh.y nnd Miss Zclla Tav lor spent Kundnv willi Mrs, Y. K. Clin)iman and fumilv. I TALENT TALK SUMS' VM Dousln.s Jloran, Jr., frtun Cnrval is niukm nn oxt ended isit with his father, who liar nut seen hi sun for several years. The Knitting flub which met Two lnv of last week with Mr-. II. I. IV!- tn was i-ntorlnined and served re freshments in honor of Mrs. Norris' departure for I'ortland the following Wednesday. She and her litth lniit;hter Ileruiine, hae visited nuieh of the summer at the iVltnn home Mr. aiaN Mrs. limini-li and Mr. I'ottor have vacated their home here which is filled by the presence of Oeorire Nichols and family from near Central Point. Several such eham-e may develop here in the near future. School openod Monday with Mis Paisy Kollins as teacher ami an en rollment of wiiich will be eahir;;e later. Charles Fredenbarir, who has been fuite ill lalely, was taken to Medford Thnrsduv for medical care. Kortv were reu'islered in our district registration day, of which all be longed to lis wilh the exception of two. Mes.-r. Trehams t(nd H ill return ed from their hunting trip with plenty of jjood meat. rp. linrfonl Iihh exchanged hi Kiird and i now niotorim; in a ( liev rolct. The many friends of Jc-p Trcham were sonii'what urpri-ed oer bi re eent marriage to Mi ur.- Kntt nf (iobl Hill. Many conuratnlatinn are extended. Miss M tbcl Si olt i- vi-itinu-fiicri'! in the imrlh. The Mi -c Ij.mc ar.d b'lilii ttriiUliiiii, who are tmploxid at Weed, t'alifornia, visited a few days last week al home. The recent heavy rain was of much uood to ram;e and pasture, whieh will make nmch growth during the warm days. Mis Mabel Cooper is visiting her laai'i1 for a few days before returninjr to Weed, Calif. Mrs. C. M. Ioruan returned la-1 week from Medford, where she 'ha- been for several days having dental j v.'ork duie. II. A. Tre-ham and Mr. Hnrfurd shipped a carload of steers i:i to the! l'orll.'ind market I'ridav. The Ked Cro-s and the Kiiittinv ; lub were combined in one for Thurs- j lay and met at the home of Mrs. Har ford, where the entire day was de viled to tfcwiier arid kriitliriir. The ia- s each, brought an arti'-le of fundi which after beimr placed together '. ole a d'.'licious spread. j The makiny of. the bed socks was i completed ami also many pairs off woolen knitted socks arc readv Tor wcur. The work of home thouiitits for the miti!iir wt t-i!;nn mi In mih:i ... ...:.i. n... !...:,:.. i u ...i I ."acKsonvine. Cross c!hIh that apnlieat ions wcr flit in for soldiers' namVs for th. purpose of writing letter and keep tni: the hoys mindful of the Imme thai are baekinu'' them. ' Standard; grades three and four. Miss Aliea Cromar; srades fivo and six, Mrs. Jay Terrell. Tho first grade opened thia year with a clays of about :t0 li: tie beKinaers, making an advan'.e over last year of almost oue founh. 'harcii services as usual at the Methodist church next Sunday. Sun day school at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11, K;vvorih I-casue at 7 and evening; service at S. A cordial welcome is extended to nil. Hememher to call on Mrs. Marion Try or and renew your subscription to the Mail Tribune before it expires or the government win order it dis continued. Kml li:ipp wears a broad smile IliO'p day:?- it i.'i a boy. CENTRAL' POINT .! Thru some oversight In our last lie ins we faikd to mention that Paul Xorcross who has been 'stationed at I'loiida, for many j months has "been promoted to the ol ! fice of lio-iteuant Paul has many f.k'iids In CYntral Point and vicinity who congratulate him. lie Is one of oar boys ami all are pleased over this honor. Mrn, Uobert I'.ropliy of the Table Hock school an I Mr?. V. D. UropliJ of tho Ucrhy school wore Central Point vlsiiors S;:Mirday afternoon. Mrs. Kd wards and daughter Miss Mr. Adams oT Poriland, is a Riie.t Marie of North Riverside, Medford, his sister, .Mrs. Illhi Coleman in j motored i:p to Ontral Point Friday Jacksonville. Mr. Adams, Mr. :;ndnij:ht to visit friendp. Mrs. Coleman, K. Conner, Mr. and) Men l-itllo who is in the Cnltod Mrs. .Marion Try or and Foa Iloa.ild i Stales fornti y service spent the week' COUKT HOUSE BEPOBT KAoortet! by J.nksoa County Ab .truct Oo., Blrtli unit Central Joseph Poley csiiiic. Inrcmory and upprai.seiiitnt. Freeman A. Ilrown cslalo. Will. Ordel appointing appraiserR. GusIhvus S;in!.on estate. Proof of rnlilicatlon. 1'ilC'llll. uit. Cal.-Ore. Power Co. vs. II. O. Xordwiek. Answer. W. C. MePlierson Co. vs. U. C. WorthiiiKton. Answer. .Mnry K. Fox va. II. It. P.liven et ux. Affidavit. INotlce. Uessle Mackenseii vs. Albert Jiac kensen. Affidavits Ossio C. Harrington va. Uarwin F. Harrington. Default decree. Laura E. Long vs. John T. Long. Default. W. J. Ilartzell vs. Medford Sash ft Door Co., ct al. Default decree. Ills; Pines Lumber Co. vs. Ashland Aff!,-. Co. Dismissed. Kate II. Staples vs. 13. T. Staples. Findings nnd conclusion; doeree. Agnes Richards vs. X. A. Pilchards. Default decree. Clarenco R. Fads va. Bessie Thompson. Decree. '.. Cameron vs. D. T. Lawton et al. Foreclosure. Heal Kstate Transfcra Mtcna Flizabeth Turpin ot vlr to John U. Itoeder, part of government lot soc. 20, twp. :lll, li. 4 V.'..,.$100.00 (toy V. Nichols et ux to Aimeo II. JIlkM et vir, land iu I). L. C. Xo. Gl. typ. SO. li. 2 V 10.00 iv.m C, Whltworth et ux to Verllnda Cantrull, lot 1, blk. 3, C'nrdwoll add to .Pi'llisonville. Lot 3, Wk. 2, in aforesaid addition and town 700.00 Cornellu E. Clillds Ooorge et vlr to F. F, Clark, let ti In blk. C"l, oris, town now city of Central Point 400.00 F. F. Clark et ux to William . Mayfield, lot S In blk. &4, orig," town -now city ofVen- tral Point , 10.00 Mnri-iiiKo Licenses Ross J. MeCafferty and Kkron Call Charles V. Hanunond and Jennlo K. Spindlcr. A. C. ilaiglit and lCmma Jones. and daughter Laura were guests at the Aua::f; homo on Warner crrek ; Sunday. Mr. Adams is a member of i the police force iu Portland.. ; A farewell party was given at the! home of Mrs. William Yoo Tuesday . veiling in honor of Mr. and Airs. 1 fames Weaver and family. -Mr. and ; Mra. Charles Jefi'ery and .v.p.. Airier-: son and family. Mr. Weaver move1; to Asbiand soon, Mr. and Mrs. Jef-! end here wih Mr mother, Mrs. V. A. Little and oilier relative.-;, returning to the Lake of thn Vr,n:ls Monday. .Mr. and .Mrs. J. J, Crim are again at their home in thin irity after a ino.'iili".1'. vii-it at Corvallls. 'l'lie MiSLXs l.ouiso and Theresa 1'Jllcstitd left Tli'irMlay afternoon for ran Jose, Calif., vhcro they will at lend tho normal r.chool. J. V. LaUcr h.i.T crrivod from Kla- fery leave fur Oakland ill the near; math Fails and has taken a position future and Mrs. Anderson and ramllyjwitl; ilia Mjdoc orchard, leave Saturday for the cast. - Mr. ami Mrs. Viclor liursell are- Mrs. Hall or (lold Hill and Mrs. attending the state fair nt Salem thin Hall of Salem, were guests at the week. They will visit Mrs. Itursell's Vogell homo the last of the week, i j arnnts at Fug :ije and will also visit .Mrs. Hall from Hold Hill U a neice I'm Hand before they return, of Mrs. Vogeli. ' j J. O. Isaacson has a fine lot of Ollle Fre'ds of Kerity, is a guest of t chickens on cNhibit at the Washing Miss Lucy and her brother. ; ton stale fair and will exhibit at the Mr. nnd Mrs. Hoy listen and family j Salem fair tills week, lort Saturday for Oakland, Calif., I Cranfill and Robnott have dlnpos whero they will spend the wlnler niidcd of their stoek of shoes on hand, littlo Miss Catherine will enter the -amo was shipped to Klamath Falls primary grade In the public schools , !a:;t of the week, thirc. ! Station Age-:: Hales and Mrs. Mils Roosey was a guest of her' Pales and iiltie son Itonald and Mr. sister, Mrs. Marion Tryer Saturday ! and -Mrs. Kenneth Ileebo and little and Sunday. 'lauuliier Mary jane spent the week John Lacey is at homo now await-! end at Prospect ami Crater Lake. Ing his call to service. j .Mrs. Fred Itopcr of Craats Pass, .Mrs. Ciillders and son IScuferd left' spent Friday hero with her parents, Tuesday for San Francisco for a visit ; Mr. and Mrs. I. 1 Williams. in that city. j Mr. and Mrs. L L. Lowe and Mrs. Mr. Z.lders nnd family expect to .1. K. Po:-.wcll w ) -o A, inl-gaic visitors leave this week for a trip east and . Friday. south. Mrs. Frank T.:nlcliff spent. Ilin Tho 111111110 school orened Monday i week end hero with iu r cousin, A. O. with tho following staff of teacher"; i Pail, y ami family en route to her High school. Prof. Haugliman. Miss ' home In l.'is Anscles.. Marguerlta Andrews, Miss Cracej Frer.k Poky, loimerly of this city. Dfniies. C.rades one and two, Mrs. j who e-lisicd In the I.'nlted Slates jvuviui-ujiMMin g!vrs easy starting, (jtu'ck and smooth acceleration, power and mflcgc,iii Rtd Crown gasoline. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) W. E. WaiKer, Special Aent Maird Oil Ccmpany miEN WEAK OR.KUN DOWN hy rhrenfer or outo thront mul lunir tioiibl. h vhlcli of t n 1' i;rt-h0O uillckuuy and meouco llfu ItaeU. try ECKMAN'S ALTERATIVE p(l of mnrhoii titPiic valui In midHloii to lt. icnir.l'nl miulltleii. -I'tiiitnl-ifi i:o M cnhul, Narcotlo or II a olt -Forming Umir. $2 tiie, now $1.50. $1 fire, now &fff. l'rleo incluUuii War tax. All ilr'iKSl&t TilcVr-in-n T.nlifrnt nrv Thll:T.'T"l.n. & Notlco Is lierohy given Hint on TiiCKdiiy, October 1st, at 2 o'clock p. m.( llio Hoard of Directors of tho Medford irrigation District, acting its a Hoard ot Equalisation, will n.Pftt at the office of the Seciu tarv of the District, In tin M. F. & H. IliiildinK. In Medford, for Hie purpose of reviowlns and eorrectiii!,' tho Dik- trlct Assessment and Apportionment of Taxes for tho tax yeiif IJMfi; Such assessment list, as approved and adopted hy the Hoard of Director.1), Is now filed In tho offices ol tho Sere lary wliere It Is open for tho Inspec tion of all persons Interest d. 13. M. W 1 1. SOX, Secretary of the Hoard of Directors Medford Irrigation District. Dated, Medford. Ore., August 29th 1918.' t $100 Reward, $100 "The readers of Dili pupcr will be pleiiscd to learn that there Is at Icnet one Oroadca illseaeo that science has been ublo to. euro In all Its stugt's and that is catarrh. Catarrh being Kreutly liitluciicpd by constitutional conditions icriuiri'd cdiistitullouul treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine Is taken Internally and acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Sur faces of the System thereby destroying the foundation of the dlscuse, giving the patient strengtu oy omicung up me con slitntioti nnd psslxtlng nature in doing Its work. The proprietors have so much faith In the curative power of Hall's Catarrh Mcitiehw tlmt they offer One Hiiiulrcd IlollurH for any case that it fulls to euro, send for list of tcetlnimd.ilK. Address F. J. CIIKNKV & CO., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all Liru&siats, 7Cc. HUM WANTED Mnlo anil Female. WANTFD Pruno pickers, lauillies preferred, lie per box. Phone KS!t-H. cveniuEs. s lu- EIE1J WA-TFI KK.VAU3 WANTED Kxperlenced lady stenoK- ranher. Ono with somo hookkeep- Intf experience preferred, hut not necessary, tlood salary to rittht party, lllg Plnea humher Coin pany. , ' W.VNTFI) Wonrcn. salary full ime, "0c an hour spnro time, dis tributing guaranteed hosiery to wearer. Permanent. Experience unnecessary. Apply tluaruntee Mills, Norrlstown, Pa. VVTAVTim rV.Mnnlnnl wniitun for general Housework. Amiress Allies ( antral!, Ituen, tire., or call at t . S. Employment Ol'fSco. 13S WANTED A good girl to help wilh general housework at County Farm. Call or Phono li-Fla. 15S HELP WAXTKlt HAM), WANTED A hoy ahout 1.'. or Hi years of age, of common school education, to learn the printing trade, wages 1.2a per day at sart. Apply to foreman, -.lall Tribune. WANTED Man without family for general work and teaming. Per- nianent position.. E. W. Carlton, Central Point. Phono 111. Kit) FOR RKXT FUKMSKKn ROOMS. FOIt llENT- trnl. -Hoonis, 223 North Cen - till TOR RKXT APAHTMKST8. FOIt RENT One complotely fur nished apartment. Hotel Holland. FOll S ALE RKAL ESTATK. FOR SALE 'Houso and garage on tho Jonoa ranch, Hoi's Lane. Can be removed or torn down. It con tains enuf firat-iclass lumber for several houses. Reasonable price nnd tornis. Mrs. Daisy Bodge. Phono 634-X. lot VOt'ND. I-'OCND Gun. 'Owner can have samo hy proving property and pay . Ing for thin notice. K. .M. Case, Sams Valley, jl ono 17-X2 Central Point. 157 FOI'XI) riiryclo. Apply to police. FOIt KENT Six-room modern bun galow In first-class shape, ltango fonnccted. Unrage. Phone 4SS-X. lfih FOR SALIC 20 acres of timber land, six milen from Medford. Easy ac cess. Phone S!7-.l. 157 l'OR SALE LIVESTOCK FOIt SALE Two horses, weight 3200 lbs. Price reasonable. Phone 5C3-L, ..... 102 FOR SALE Seven sows, will farrow ln-Octobor and November. Inquire 42S West Fourth. ltil FOIt SALIC Ten good Jersey rows. E. IS. Emerson, Unite Falls. 161 FOR SALIC Two young cows, and other stock and niachlnory. On Sams Valley ranch. See W. C. Hrowork Mountain Terrace Ranch. Phono. 1C1 FOR SALE $ 1 at). 00, ranch work team, about 12011 lbs. Also double surrey. Scudder & Konly. Phono C11-J3. Ifi7 ISISIXKSS OPltm'ITMTlKS . FOR SALE Lunch counter. Doing n business of $S0. Catering to R. It. trado exclusively. Reason for selling, poor henlth. For par ticulars eroulre Uox 44 4 Mall Tri bune. ... IDA TAKEN' IT. TAKEN UP Spotted sow. Owner may have sumo by proving property and paying charges. Phone 19-F21. 165 TAKEN IN Two milk cows" and one bull calf. Owner can claim by de scribing stock and paying charges. Phone II7-J2. RCSINKvHh MiKKCVOitt Mining Kx)u.rfs. CAMPltELL & LIL.IRGRAN, mines promittiiK association; . mining ' properties listed for sale, sampled and roports rendered. Office and assay laboratory at 107 North Fir St., opposite Hotel Holland, Sara Plos by mall glvon prompt atten tion. .. Attorney. WM. M. COLVIQ Attorney-at-law. Medford National Bank Bldg. FOR SALE Two Shropshire bucks. Wrlto or phono Ralph Hillings, Ashland. Phone 2 7 1-L. liiS 'OR SALE Four fine grade Cots wold bucks; prico reasonable. Arthur II. Myers, Rogue River, Oregon, phono 13-L. lfN FOR SALE (lood Jersey milch cow. Write or phono .1. T. Sawyer, Tal ent, Ore. ltil FOR SALIC 300 head brooding ewes; also 100U acres land for sale or lease. Ilrown At White, 10 South Fir streot. : ' . FOR SALE Three burros, with sad dles, $50.00, if takon quickly. 1103 Nlnntic ltil iroil SALR POULTRY AND MitiM. FOR SALIC Three and four months old thorolired brown Leghorn roos ters. O. A. C. stock. 707 West Eleventh street. Phono SSit-R. 161 FOR SALE Whlto Leghorn pullets and cockerels, Petuluina strain. Phono 40S-R3. 157 FOIl HALE MlSCKliLANICOUH. FOR SALIC Three-Inch wagon sln glo harness, 14-int-h slenl lioam plow; also fine black saddle pony, gentle, weil broken. Phono 572-It-l. i l.'iS WANTED Men to work in prune dryer. Phono 7-F4. 158 WANTED At once, a mosscnger boy for the Western Union. Apply at office. WANTIJl) SITUATION. IJICr FAMILY WASH WANTED I do a tuhrul n! clothes In fifteen or twenty minutes. Very careful. No danger of tearing your linens. Will do your whole week's wash for loss than fivo cents. All wash ing done In your home. Send for i mo on trial. Thor Washer, phono 90. 172 Summons In the Circuit Court of tho State of Oregon for the County of Ja'-kson A. li. Cro.'s, Plalntllf, vs. Knimn Fro deuburg, formerly Emma Coffman, Andrew Coffman, Wilbur Coffman Delia Coffman, Robert Coffman unknown heirs of Alhort Cotfman, deceased, also all other persons or parties unknown : claiming any rli;ht, titlo, eslate, lien or Interest In the real e-itate descrlhed in tho Complaint herein, and Ilcrhcrt L. Coffman, Defendants. To the above named defendants, Andrew Coffman, unknown heirs of Albert Coffman, deceased, also all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right., title, estate, lion or interest In the real estate describ ed in the complaint here: IN Till) NAME .OK THE STATIC OF OltEtlON, You are hereby sum moned and required to nppear in tho above entitled Court and caur.e nnd answer the Complaint of the plaintiff on file therein uiiainst you within six weeks from and after tho dale of tho first publication of this Summon which datn Is August. 27th. 1!HH, said period of six weeks being the time rixed by the order of lion. I'. M. Calkins, .lud'jo of tho nbovn named Court, within which you should so appear nnd answer or lie ndiuducd lo be in defaulti which order hears date August 27th. I IMS. . You will further take notice that if you fall to appear and answer said Complaint lis aforesaid, plaintiff will apply to the Court for Iho relief de manded in the Complaint, n su.cinct statement of which is for n decree of tho Court determining tho confllctiiu: claims. Interest nnd estates nf d'r'ii flantj and each of them. In and (o the Southwest quarter of thn Soutliwc-t nui'.i-t'T of Section 2. and Nnrthwcrt quarter of Norihweft quarter of Sec tion 33, Township 81, South Manga Fust of Wlllametio Meridian l:i .laefcson County. Oregon, and decree ing that plaintiff Is the owner of said premises In foe .Ininie, free and clear of nil claims of defendantsor nnv of them, therein or therr.ro, and that none of said defendants have nnv ilttht, title. Intercut or estate therein or thereto, together with such other and further relief as the Court may deem Jiifit nnd equitable. POItTF.tt .1. NEFF. Atlomey for Plaintiff. WAXTIIK WIMCKMiANKOUS WANTICir'To ijJXT Centrifugal pump from one to two inch. A. (1. lllshop, Eaglo Point. 101 WANTED Responsible couple, no children, want modern furnished homo with garage, for winter ' Phono 74IJ-L. 1511 WANTED Typewriter desk. Holmes The insurance Man. WANTED Anyone desiring to con tract packing, sorting, making, labeling ami lidding apples. Reas onable prices. See (!. W. Lielima'n, contractor, 227 South Oakdale, Medford, Ore. 1.17 WANTED Sell you? cream to the Johnson Prod. Co., Cetitral Point, Ore.,- where the testa and caBh counts. WANTED House to mora, build, rewii" or urock. Phone 488-M s8-i. ' fUJgjli WANTED R. II. Toft buys Liberty houd.valso mortgages, notes, Judg ments, escrow contracts, etc;., and makes short time loans on any old thing. FOI! IIK.VI nOI'SKH. FOR SALE Toroughbred Flemish .and New Xealand rabhils for breeding, threo and four dollars each. Nono bettor. Order early as am quitting Iho business. II W. Stanley, Hill, Calif. 157 FOR SALE Ono good Ford. Phone 315, day time, or 4S9-R evenings. FOR SALE Gasoline engine, pipes, plow, harrow, hot house windows, rnngo and furniluro. Inquire 1013 "Wost Main street. 158 FOR SALE Household goods, fruit Jam, saddle, wagon tank for oil or water, stoves, tent 12x14. W. Stokes, phono 40H-.1 1. m 15 X FOR SALIC At ii bargain, my law library nnd office fixtures; my residence property and household furniture. Charles Prim, Jackson, vlllo. 15S FOR SALE Rambler bicycle; good as new. (iolng lo war. Call 009-.!. FOR SALE lllrds. cheap, good sing ers. Phone 580-.M. 157 FOR SALIC 50 tons good grain hay, E. E. Reamos, Phoenix. Phone 17-F5. 157 FOR SALIC-534-X. -Harley straw. Phono 158 FOR SALE Ford touring car, olcc trio starter and Wlllard battory. Bargain. Powor Auto Co. " FOR SALE Ilody for Ford IVi-ton truck, cheap. Ituss Mill. FOR SALIC-tnchment. -Ford truck, Smith at L. Ii. Hrown. I'tll! KENT One 5 and one 7-room bungalow. U20 Won Twelfth. FOR KENT Two brick rooming houses on Wet Main street or will change for office rooms two seven room dwelling houses on paved street. John F. White, phone 4 1!t'M. KOII ItKXT MINI LI. LA V KOI H. IFOR RENT 'lit SALIC liiil-ucre j farm In Sams Valley. Terms very reusoiitiUle If taken al once. Phone 257-N or -call at Oil Narreg.-ni street. n;i FOIt ItlCNT-Sioro building with good show windows. Host location In city, opposite Jackson County Pnnk. Rent reasonable. Apply evenings at 301 South Central avenue. FOR II I .NT - t'h.np, inn acre farm In S.iuiit Villi v. Addif s fox t'i. Mall Trlljuue. or phono 257-X, 157 ..FOR E.YCIIANt.'K. FOR TRADE A fine one-liorsn two seated rig, first-class order; cost when new $1 75.no. Will trade for five cords flr.st-clni-'S wood. 2 111 North Central avenue. 101 Silt Will Olt STOLEN. LOST Olt STOLEN - Two black and while fox honuilR. threo years old $5.00 reward lor information lend Ing to recovery of same, F. O. Cumhlo, lit. I, Rogue River, Ore I5S MONK TO l.OAH. MONEY TO LOAN on goon real estnto security, and will buy Lib erty llonds. j.'H. Andrews, No. 31 North (ifnpe. Phone H47..I. If PORTER J. NEFP. Attornay-at-law. room 8 and , Medford National Bank Building.. A. B. Reamee, tawrw. Oarnatt Corey Balldlng. , Anto BappUw. UAH'S R AOTO SPRING CO. W are operating the largest, sldeai " and best-equipped plant In the Pa- . dtlo northwest. Use our spring when others fall. . Bold ander writ ten guarantee, 34 North Ftfteeatl St.. Portland, Oregou. GtTOago GARBAGE Get 1 your premlM cleaned up for the summer. Call on the elty garbage wagons (ol god service. Phona 161-T. t T. Allen. !- . Expert Accountant, 1 WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M. Wit son, C. P. A. Ask about our new and simplified method of account ing. Particularly valuable to any business as a time-saver giving full business detail. M. F. ft H. Bldg,. Medford. Phono 167-R. Instruction in Haste " - FRKD ALTON HAIOUT Teacher ol piano and harmony. Halght litis! Studio, 401 Oaxnett-Oorey Bldg Phono 72. Insurance. " - 1 --'i ALICE) IIOLLOWAT Fire, Aecldanv Automobile, Liability pollolee mrlt ten with best English and Hasten Companies. Office 408 Oarnettr Corey Bldg. EARL S. TU.MY General Insurance office, Fire, Automobile, Accident, Liability, Plato Glass, Hay or Grain In field or barn; also Lire stock. Contract and Surety Bonds, Kxcellont companies, good local service. No. 210 Garnett-Oorey Bldg., L. L. Cathcart, Manager. Pianino: Anil. THOMAS MOFFAT General mill work, sasli, doors, mouldings and screens. Shop 437 H. Fir. Phone 184. Physician and Ba eoms. DIL W. W. HOWARDsteopathTt physician. 303 C matt-Corey build Ing. Phone 130. DR. J. J. EMMENB Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to ay, ear. nose and throat. Ryes scien tifically tested and glasses sup piled. Oculist and Aurlst for B. P K. R. Co. Offices H. F. H. C Bldg. Phone 567. DR. F. 0. CARLOW DR. EVA MAliu CARLOW OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS ;m-4 17 Oamott-Coroy llldg, Phone 904-L. Resldonco 20 S. Laurel Street. Irtntars and I'ntiIIlier. MKUFORD "pit'lNT ING CO. hastiie best equipped printing office ta Southern Oregon.- Book, binding, loose leaf lodgers, billing system eto. Portland prices, 87 North Fir Ht. frraiufet. BADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO Offlco 42 North Front St. Phone 115. Prices right, sterrlna guar-intpd l.Ti:iu'iti!.i: AiTocAH co TI.MIC CARD Leave Medford for Asruand, Talent nnd Phoenix dall, 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 10:15 p. m., Sundays leave at 10:30 a. m. and 1:30, 5:30 and 9:30 p. tn. Loavo Ashland fur Medford dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. in., nnd 11:00 a. in.; 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Saturday nights ot 5:30, Sunday leave Ashland at :00 a. in, and 12:30, 4:30 and G:3U p. m. A Good Buy 1 1 acres of good soil, seven acres leveled, and five acres under Irriga tion, n good new five-room bungalow, a good well of wnler, somo good fruit iroos. Tho place adjoining nnd Iden tical with Ibis 11 acres, as regards the soli, etc., la held at $5000.00. This district maintains n free tnxl serviio for school children, deliver ing thorn In Medford each morning and returning them homo each day nf thn'srhool year. This place can he bought today for 1900.00. Brown & White lit Houtli Fir Street.